Local candidates announced for Third District Congress
The notices declare J K Marsh Jabon B Brown and Major W Funk as candidates for Congress in the Third District all subject to Democratic Convention actions. John C Roberts and Rolla Doolittle are named for Water Works Trustees with several friends urging candidacy subject to Democratic or Republican primary decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Marsh
Clark County
Jabon B. Brown
Congress
Major W. Funk
Water Works
John C. Roberts
Rolla Doolittle
William Dunn
Selection of Delegates for Democratic County Conventions
Jefferson county voters are urged to meet in townships and precincts to select delegates to County District and State Conventions. In Madison and West Madison the April 4, 1892 meetings run 7 30 to 9 p m. elsewhere April 2, 1892 at 1 30 p m. Secretaries will forward delegate lists to the County Central Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Madison
West Madison
City of
County Central Committee
Joseph T. Brashear
E. J. Collins
Congress
al Con
Fuller
Milton Township
Brooksburg
Canaan
Shelby Township
Monroe
Bellview
Lancaster Township
Dupont Smyrna
Volga
Graham
Deputy
Republican Township
Third Ward
Eea
Mayor's
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Engine House
Sixth Ward
Centennial Hotel
Madison city ordinance on building permits questioned
The 1890 Madison ordinance requiring permits for new structures and alterations has seen little compliance with only one permit issued since the new officeholder took charge. The article urges strict enforcement, noting fines up to fifty dollars and the impact on assessors and inspectors. Also reported are obituaries for Margaret J. Boicourt and William Hunter, and a feature on George Kennan’s Siberia travel work, plus local notices from Green Bondurant’s illness and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Madison
Clark
Siberia
George Kennan
Century Magazine
Kennan
Russia
Century
Stanley
Century Co
East 17Th Street
N. Y
Borrowing and the Evening Paper Conscience
A parable dialogue about borrowing a neighbor’s evening paper ends with the moral that borrowing harms both neighborly trust and self respect. An old man recounts how a paper once tracked a subscriber’s nuisance and freed him to subscribe, urging readers to join the Heraldo paper and stop borrowing.
Spring Cleaning Urges Yard Cleanups for Sanitary Beautification
The city will clean streets and alleys but not private yards. Residents are urged to sweep yards, remove winter debris, and scatter seed in barren spots to improve sanitation and encourage renewed greenery.
Half Fare Excursion to Omaha Nebraska
The Ohio and Mississippi Railway offers a half fare round trip to Omaha for the Quadrennial Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church May 1 to 30 1892. Tickets on sale April 27 to 29 and valid for return until May 30 1892. Inquiries via local agents C G Jones Dist Passenger Agent Vincennes Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Omaha
Neb
Ohio & Mississippi ‘Ty
C. G. Jones
Dist
Pash
Vincennes
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madison Mecekl Courier
the Courier CO
Madison, Ind
Rome
Nex
Hscher & Kichert
Koenig
E. Frank
Severin
Keylerton
P. O
Locan
Ohio
Pastor Koenig
Helfenberger
Orshee & McMakin
Cincinnati
Mans True & Co
Smail
Trae & Co
Augusta
Tales From
New + York ork Society
Sabon Price
Puice
West 2Nd Street
N.Y
Selection OF Delegates
Margaret J. Boicourt
Evansville
James A. Boicourt
William Hunter
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Sun
N. West St
Hunter
Pearl St
Nettie Jackson
Jackson
Callie Hart
Miss Hart
Manker
Mate Green Bondurant
Golden Rule
Greenville
Big Sandy
Florence
C. J
Loiner
R. A.R. Trust
I. Ketcham and U. Cheatam Bank
Herald
Tam
HeErano
U. S. Gov't Report
Arken & Lambert
N. T. Drake & CO
West Main Street
Geo
Diederich’s
Main St
Gurea Valis
Ian
San
Wiytenr
Forshee
Tae Eorror
Presse
Parenly RA M. O
B. F
J. D. Farran
Indiana
Burrow
Swormstedt & Co
Simmons
Glen Stooltechecter
W.T. Fitzgerald
Washington, D.C
Fobsd&wom
Arno Schmidt
G. Kernen
West Street
S. J. Smith
East Main Street
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