Indiana Delivers Marathon Pitching Duel Versus Cincinnati
Robbie Dunlap of Bloomington and Indiana University pitched a remarkable nineteen inning battle against Cincinnati University, the greatest game Bloomington has seen. Indiana stranded twenty baserunners and had runners left on base in several extra innings while Cincinnati also left six men on base as Caldwell matched Dunlap with brilliant pitching.
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Robbie” Dunlap
Indiana University
Cincinnati University
Indianapolis News
Odda
Bloomington
Run Gettin
Cincinnati
Indiana
Dunlap
Caldwel
Where Is Uncle Enos In Richland Township Postal Shuffle
Veedersburg News notes tension in Richland township as Newtown pushes a rural route and Mellett seeks more mail routes. Win gate expands across Montgomery county borders invading Rich lands territory with bulldog tenacity. Congressman Landis visits Friday to decide if Fountain county residents receive cross county service or home delivery amid a changing postal arrangement.
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Richland Township
Newtown
Mellett
Wingate
Montgomery County
Richlands
Landis
Fountain County
Veedersburg
Public Notice for Kingman Addition Construction Bids
Sealed bids for erecting an addition to the public building in Kingman Town, Millcreek township, Fountain county Indiana will be received by Trustee W R Massey at his office until 1 PM on June 12 1905. Bids opened at that time and place with right to reject any or all bids.
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Millcreek Township
Fountain County
Indiana
Kingman
W.R. Massey
David Newkirk Dies Sudden at Supper Table
David Newkirk, a respected farmer living one mile east of Wallace, dropped dead from apoplexy while seated at the supper table last Thursday evening. The community mourns a man in excellent health who never complained, leaving a grieving wife and family after a long day of work.
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David Newkirk
Wallace
Mr. Newkick
Noted Jackson Township Farmer Dies After Illness
Mr Newkirk of Jackson township died soon after a sudden attack at home. He had eaten little when distress struck, dropping his knife and fork and collapsing by the cook stove. His wife moved him away, a physician was summoned, and life was found extinct. He was highly respected and leaves a wife and two children.
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Newkirk
Mr. Newkirk
Jackson Township
John Newkirk
Earle Welcomes New Baby at Hillsboro Home
Last Saturday afternoon a youngster arrived at the editor's home in Eearle, Pa. The baby weighs eight pounds and is described as hale and hearty. The Hillsboro Times notes the event and jokes about Earle wanting to be truancy officer.
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Hillsboro Times
Earle
Decoration Day March Order and Program Details
The notice outlines the Decoration Day parade route starting at the public square with old soldiers relief corps public schools Knights of Pythias Red Men I O O F moving at 2 pm west on Washington to Third then south to Liberty east to Cemetery for graveside honors by the G A R, then north to Ninth and West to the M E church where a decoration day address will be given with music and readings including Lincoln Gettysburg Ad and a closing hymn.
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Relief Corps
Knights of Pythias
Washington
3Rd
Liberty
Cemetery
M. E
Palmer
Lincoln
Gettysburg
O. P. Lewis
Vesey
LaVerne Glascock
Boda
Your Best Friend and the Eye Care Visits by Dr Faith
A fragment notes that the eye is a cherished ally and should be cared for, with Dr Faith visiting the city every Friday to provide eye care. The snippet ends mid sentence.
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Dr. Faith
Fountain Medical Meet At Attica City Hall
Fountain County Medical Society will meet in Attica City Hall on Thursday June 1 at 10 p.m. in regular session. An interesting program is arranged and the meeting is expected to be profitable.
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Fountain County Medical Society
Attica
Cayuga Carnival Sets Big Street Fair This Year
Cayuga will stage a grand carnival and street fair starting next Monday morning with the usual bill of attractions.
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Cayuga
Busy Williams Mills Shows City’s Industrious Growth
Visitors this Monday found Covington’s Williams Mills abuzz with activity and good humor as log after log became diverse lumber. The scene underscores the high value of such industries to the town and calls for more factories and employment.
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Williams Mills
Covington
Uncle John Hale Passes Away in Decatur Hospital
Uncle John Hale, known as Uncle Johnny BS, a veteran engineer of the Wavash railroad, died Wednesday afternoon at the company hospital in Decatur Illinois. He spent nearly his entire life in railroad service, earning familiarity and respect across Covington and surrounding areas.
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Johnny BS
Wavash
Covington and
Decatur
Wabsah Railroad
Circling the City Council Clash and a Looming Fair Collapse
A detailed critique of Covington city council meetings reveals factional infighting among Republicans and Democrats, with stalled decisions on a street carnival, fair ground appeal, and a costly ongoing lawsuit. The piece argues for citizen vigilance as talks collapse into renewed litigation.
Fair Ground Case Appeals and Local Litigation Rise
The Covington city government faces renewed legal action as the fair ground case resurfaces at a regular council meeting. The three party suit includes the Fair Board, the City of Covington, and Delia Fereyeys associated with the deed and grounds. David Ferguson previously held a $2000 mortgage on the grounds and obtained foreclosure judgment in court.
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A. T. Livengood
O. L. Jones
O. P. Lewis
Rabb
Schmelig
Hegg
Yerkes
Covington
Fair Ground
Fair Board
City of
Delia Fereyeys
Inter*se Association
David Ferguson
Electric Line Prospects Grow For Covington
The article notes continued favorable prospects for an electric line in Covington with strong local support. Officials speak of ongoing inquiries and interviews, indicating potential new development and public enthusiasm for the traction project. Local Republicans express optimism about the venture.
Judge Rabb Bids Farewell to Fountain County Court
Judge Rabb formally closed his twenty three year tenure as Fountain County Circuit judge at the April term ending last Saturday. The legislature’s creation of a new district ends his regular bench role, though he will serve as mid term judge until August. Nebeker Livengood Cox Hesler Ratcliff Clifton join in expressing respect and sadness at the court’s adjournment.
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Rabb
Fountain County
Fountain
Lucas Nebeker
Mr. Nebeker
W. E. Livengood
A. T. Livengood
W. H. Cox
C. L. Hesler
O. B. Ratcliff
Bar
T A. Clifton
Memorial Day Proclamation for Covington Citizens
Governor proclaims May 30 as a memorial service day in Indiana. Covington Mayor O S Jones urges business closings from 1 to 4 pm for citizens to honor the deceased and observe tributes. The notice is dated May 24 1905 from Covington Indiana.
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State of
Indiana
Covington
O. S. Jones
Ind
O. S. Jongs
Storage offers for Trader's Exchange care this summer
Storage notice advertises bringing stores to the Trader's Exchange for summer care and general storage of goods with reasonable rates by James Slim.
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James Slim
Great Clothing Sale Offers Bargains From Stock Worth
M Shesley continues a clothing sacrifice sale offering $27,000 worth of clothing and gent s furnishings at strong discounts. The advertisement promises wonderful bargains for shoppers and urges buying now regardless of cost.
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M. Shesley
Rivals by Sheridan at Cardiff's Hall
The Cardiff's Hall performance of Richard Brinsley Sheridan's Rivals unfolds in Bath. Lydia Langfulk falls for Ensign Beverly while Mrs Malafarop schemes with Sir Anthony Absolute. Beverly and Captain Absolute disguise as one man, with the plot resolving in happiness. Cast lists include Walter Prather and James Bright. Admission 25 cents, reserved 35 cents, under 12 15 cents. music by Stilwell's orchestra. tickets at Hedges' drug store.
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Sheridan
Shakespear
Bath
Miss Lydia
Sir Anthony
Lydia
Ensign Beverly
Captain Absolute
Anthony Absolute
Walter Prather
Saptato Absolute
Beverly
Cicee
James Bright
Bob Acres
Bert Romine Sie
Lucius ‘Otrigeer
Tria
Bob Acree
Devarerr David
Bud Acres
Buel Jeckeon Fag
Capt. Absolute
Eau Biants
Madlatrop Villeand Tee Rung
Han Bane Tuls Cheney
Lydte Langulek
Bonde Curwite Lucy
Migs Langufek
Lem Rebb
Cardiff
Mr. Stilwell
Tick
Hedges’ Drug
The Shoe Parlor Unveils Wide Attie Selection
The Shoe Parlor highlights an unlimited range of high grade atties including J Ii Paes as a centerpiece of its featured offerings.
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Deetag
Uncle Enos
Eearle
Fountain Medical Meet
John Hale
Third Ward
Doiaiy
Republican
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