Night riders and drys rumor across the river region
Neighborhood notes report fear of night riders among farmers along the river in this county. Some landowners ban tobacco by tenants to protect barns from possible arson. a warning letter with matches was mailed from Owensboro. Widespread fear centers on cross river visits rather than local riders. Additionally, damage suits totaling 40000 are filed over the Corydon Junction wreck, with Stewart, Scott, and Dunham heirs seeking damages from railroad officials.
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Oak Grove
Owensboro
Rockport Journal
Harrison
Southern Railway
Corydon Junction
Clyde Stewart
Winfield H. Scott
J. M. Parnes
Clarence Dunham
Stotsenburg
Weathers
Paris and Trusty
New Albany
Corydon Republican
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Magdalena Seger
Creditors and legatees of Magdalena Seger deceased are notified to appear in the Dubois Circuit Court at Jasper Indiana on April 11, 1908 to show cause why the final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive their distributive shares. witness by Clerk John P. Huther.
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Magdalena Seger
Dubois
Jasper Indiana
John P. Huther
Dubois Circuit Court
New Dress Goods Line at New Farmer Store
New Farmer Store announces a new line of dress goods for spring and summer including Cross Bar Ginghams Sheppard Checks Lawns and Colors plus White Goods for communion dresses and shirt waisting. Henry Beckmann owner invites customers to call for a showing.
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Sheppard
NEW Farmer Store
Henry Beckmann
Wanted Newly Married Couples Call for Richardson Carpets
An old plea invites newly married couples to contact Henry Beckmann to acquire Richardson's Carpets Rugs Curtains and Linoleums for housekeeping. The notice emphasizes a handsome line and directs readers to reach out.
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Richardson
Henry Beckmann
Stephen Otway's Silence Fints a Generous Debt
Stephen Otway bears a moral maze as he helps Clive Ainsworth and loses a friend to treachery and pride. Clive steals Otway's finished symphony, wins the prize, then confesses. Otway forgives and aids him, Sybil reconciles, and Otway finds new hope with a wife and renewed fortune.
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Farley Ainsworth
Stephen Otway
Steve
Honor Bright
Clive Ainsworth
Clive
Otway
Ian
Sybil
Wes Tee
Mr. Ainsworth
Ataira
Stephen
W. Strelton Smith
Five Classes of Mules and Market Details
The article outlines five classes of marketable mules cotton lumber railroad sugar and miners with varying sizes and builds and price ranges from 65 to 260 dollars. Farm mules and levee mules serve specialized uses near steamboats and docks. Miners must be dark bay or black and white and sorrel mules are rejected. The government buys Missouri mules but only quality stock and strict examinations apply.
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Missouri
Portrait of King Charles Dwarf Sells in London Auction
A portrait of King Charles' dwarf by Dobson, once sold in 1828 but fetching only 37.50 dollars, was recently auctioned in London for 1260 dollars, highlighting strong gains in historic miniatures.
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Charles
Dobson
London
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