Election threatens partisan clash over school board seat
A Monday night school board election could keep or flip the four Republican and one Democrat balance. The piece argues electing a Democrat to replace Br. KE J. Martins would hurt taxpaying interests and push party politics, urging Republicans to prevail for continued administration alignment. It notes a past shift from Republican to Democratic control and calls for party unity now. Public sale of buggies and bramness at P J McMahon’s barn is announced for Saturday June 15 with 50 carriages and terms.
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Gowe
Martin
Scheois
Partizana
P. J. McMahon
Pythian Sisters Schedule Meeting for Decoration Day
Notice states Pythian Sisters will meet at K P Haliat1 o'clock Sunday to take part in K of P Decoration day services. Frances Harter M E C.
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K. P
Card of Thanks for Son and Brother
The Hughes family expresses gratitude to those who helped during the illness and death of their beloved son and brother, signed Mrs. L. A. Hughes and Family.
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L. A. Hughes
Evans elected Warren County superintendent on first ballot
Harry Evans of West Lebanon on Warren County won the superintendent post on Monday with a 7 to 5 vote on the first ballot. Andrew Steely, also from West Lebanon, was the rival candidate. The eight Republican and four Democrat board gave Evans the solid Democratic vote.
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Harry Evans
West Lebanonon
Warren County
Andrew Steely
Evans
Geo A Law Reappointed as County Farm Superintendent
George A Law was re appointed Tuesday afternoon by the board of county commissioners as superintendent of the county farm for a period of two years from next August. He had contemplated resigning to take another position, but the board retained him citing his efficiency.
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George A. Law
Board of County Commissioners
George
Law
Held on Murder Charge in Bedford Suburb
Bedford Indiana June 1 Frank Stagg aged 39 is jailed on a murder charge for the killing of Dell Ross 35 at Splenkopf a quarry suburb four miles from the city Bloomington Indiana June 1 Harry Tell foreman at the Chicago and Bloomington quarry was instantly killed when struck by a huge stone.
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Bedford
Ind
Frank Stagg
Dell Ross
Splenkopf
Bloomington
Harry Tell
Chicago & Bloomington
Death of Alvin Hawkins a Covington Civil War veteran
Alvin Hawkins born November 19 1642 died May 26 1907 aged 64 years 6 months 7 days. He served in Co H 60th Indiana Infantry and fought at Vicksburg and Mobile. He married Rachel Smith and leaves wife and daughter Grace, Ida L. having died. He was a trusted member of Osborns Prairie and Salem churches and the G A R Post at Covington. The community honors him as a faithful citizen and husband.
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Alvin Hawkins
Edward
Elizabeth Hawkins
Judge Coats
Veedersburg
Ind
Co. H. 60Th Ind. Infantry
Grant
Vicksburg
Mobile
Osborn’s Prairie Christian Church
Salem M. E. Church
Rachel Smith
Ida L
Grace
G. A R
Covington
Thanks for kindness during our husband and father's sickness
Mrs. Elvina Clark and Lee Clark express gratitude to the man neighbors and friends for their assistance and sympathy during the illness of their husband and father. They assure that the kindness will be remembered. Large room carpets. M. Boord.
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Elvina Clark
Lee Clark
Slumber Party At Mrs Murray’s Hosts L S Club
Cecil Murray entertained the L S Club at her home Friday evening with a slumber party. About ten o clock all were aroused and light refreshments were served at twelve. Everyone enjoyed the gathering and retired at one o'clock. A Member.
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Cecil Murray
L. S. Club
Best Quality of Men’s Ready Made Suits at J Loeb’s Stores
Local shoppers are urged to visit J Loeb’s Stores for a selection of ready made men's suits praised for quality. The advertisement highlights durable fabrics and a range of classic styles suitable for business or formal wear.
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J. Loeb’s
Not a Solomon in Attica Bastardy Case
Judge Schoonover faced a tough decision in Attica circuit court on May Myers relation to Rowland Standish. The trial exposed six local men as possible fathers, none named as guilty, and all released on order. Prosecutor White then charged Roland Standish Roy Blanchard Walter Bly Paul Moore Charles Bales and Benjamin Harvey with associating with a prostitute and set $50 bonds for later court. Offense carries 10 to 100 dollar fine and up to sixty days imprisonment.
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White
Roland Standish
Roy Blanchard
Walter Bly
Paul Moore
Charles Bales
Benjamin Harvey
Buy your linoleum of M. Board
An apparent advertisement or sales note urges readers to purchase linoleum from M. Board. The fragmentary text offers little context and lacks specific details such as location, prices, or contact information.
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M. Board
Cayuga Baccalaureate Service Short a Speaker
The Cayuga class of 1907 held its baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church last Sunday evening. Dr G L Mackintosh of Wabash College failed to arrive for the address due to a miscommunication with the driver. Rev Pearce delivered a brief improvised sermon and the Cayuga chorus provided music, though disappointment prevailed over the missing keynote speaker.
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Presbyterian Church
G. L. Mackintosh
Wabash College
Covington
A. L. Clark
Cayuga
Rev
Walthall
Mackintosh
Pearce
Cayuga Herald
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J. Loebs Clothing Store
Covington, Ind
School Board
Br. KE. J. Martin
Pythian Sisters
Frances Harter
Geo. A. Law
Rainier’s.east Side Square
M. Boord
Solomon
Beare the
Oklahoma
United States
River Valley
M.board
Cayuga’s
Cabtori
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