Track Condemned By Mud Yet Two Races Held
A muddy track hosted two running heats with four horses on Thursday. Blue Bonnet and Logan First each won heats, Hobo Bob and Fanny Aline dropped out, and $5000 purse was awarded. Friday's mile race drew five entries, Blue Bonnet and Pow wood ran, Pow wood won after three heats in 2.05. Wilmer Shafer of Warren exhibited outstanding brood hogs and stock at the fair, earning multiple top honors in Poland Chinas and sow categories. Local ads promote shopping at J Loeb’s, Sullivan & McComas, Buckner’s drugs, M. Board’s floor cloth, and Ost & Davis. An infant died. burial at Oak Grove. J. Loeb’s offers ready-made suits. custom tailoring available.
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Logan
Blue Bonnet
Hobo Bob
Fanny Aline
Biue Bonnett
Wilmer Shafer
Warren
Poland
Chinas
Wilmer
Warren County
Bandy Case Verdict Sets Aside Danville Deed
The Warren circuit court ruled in favor of Carrie Bell Strain in a suit to annul a deed to Eureka College for 800 acres near Marshfield worth about 80 000. The First and Second Churches of Christ of Danville are named as defendants. Eureka College loses. bequests to Danville Churches untouched. Appeal likely. Also, Lewis Bevussell was hanged in Michigan City for killing Perry Stout in Princeton last April.
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Banday
Warren Circuit
Churches of Christ of Danville
Carrie Bell Strain
Bandy
Eureka III
College
Marshfield
Eureka College
West Lebanon Gazette
Fair Attendance Noted For Fountain Visitor John Marques
John Marques of Fountain attended the city fair on Friday described as an excellent gentleman and hard worker. Also at the fair were H. M. Steely and his wife from Danville Illinois, with Dr A B Carter veterinary surgeon called early in the illness.
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John Marques
Fountain
Marques
A. B. Carter
H. M. Steely
Danville, Ills
Miller to speak in Attica as attorney general hopeful
Republican candidate Charles W. Miller will address Attica on October 6. Described as a fluent speaker, Miller is expected to draw a large audience in this campaign stop.
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Charles W. Miller
Attica
Miller
Covington Fair Closes Under Rainy Conditions
Ost and Davis report strong attendance despite adverse weather, praising public patronage. The association expects a small loss but cites a splendid overall showing that proves Covington can host a big fair. Race officials agree to return the week of October 13 for a grand meet amid rain.
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Covington
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J. Frank McDermond
Advertisers of
H. J. Boord
Blue Bonnett
Powwood
Wilmer Shafer Lucky
Adair
M. Board’s
J. Loeb’s
Tom McCoy
Sullivan & McComas
McGeorge
Buckner's
J. Loeb
St. Louis
Sullivan & McCornas
Ost & Davis
Tinsley
C. H. Tinsley
Floral Hall
Austria
Sidney Potter
Syracuse, NY
E. M. Board’s
Mound City
Buckner’s
Dunlap's
North 7Th Street
Patton
Mrs. Adamson
Choice
H. L. Clark
Frank Dice
Crawfordsville
Frank Adair
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lewis Bevussell
Perry Stout
Princeton
Michigan City
Warden Reid
Mayer's Old
Wuaed
J. L. Townsley
Fale
Townsley Block
Covington, Ind
Arch E. Ray
ITHEC
Attica Footwear
Wabash
Clark
Ind
McDermund’s
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