Floyd County bids for Pittsburg Coal 1908 notice
Floyd County Indiana Commissioners invite bids for Pittsburg Coal for court house county jail and poor asylum for the coming year. Bids due by 12 oclock noon September 7 1908 with right to reject any and all bids. Auditor Jucsias T Minner notes August 14 1908. Also an ad for dentists and the New Albany Business College announces the Indiana people driven by Indiana men in its 44th year starting September 1 1908.
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Floyd County
Indiana
Pittsburg
Court House
Jai
Poor Asylum
Jucsias T. Minner
Ind
New Albtany Business College
Eoroll
Local Vacation Letters Offered by Tribune Subscription
During the summer a daily letter from home can be sent to subscribers. The Tribune offers this service at 10 canta per week to readers who enroll and provide a mailing address.
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the Tribune
Streets Board approves Fifteenth Street improvements and more
At a board of public works meeting a petition for Fifteenth street upgrades from Main to Beeler streets was approved for 24 foot roadways, granitoid sidewalks, and a Monon track portion. Beeler to Elm and Oak Tenth plans were discussed with costs, objections set for September 9, and September 31 as bid date.
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Board of Public Works
Fifteenth Street
Main Street
Spring Street
Beeler Street
Elm Street
Marshall
Jefferson County Construction Company
Spring
Elm Streets
Board of Work
Eleventh Street
Cnlbertson Avenue
Qcity
Mann
Tenth Atreas
Oak Street
Culbertson Avenue
Oak
Tenth
Tenth Street
Local residents and relatives noted in social roundup
Mrs. Willis Hardy of Vincennes travels to Milltown to visit relatives. Judge J H Weathera plans return from Europe. Mrs. Fannie Beach of Lurie Haute visits sisters in Silver Hills. Mrs. Joshua Wylie returns from Salem. Nell Willett and Aileen Weather left for Bedford to visit Dr. and Mrs. J F Pritchard. Mrs. Lucy Mandle of Zanesville visits sister Mrs. Noble Stratton. May Kreutzer attends a Corydon house party. Embs and Zinsmeister go to St Louis to visit relatives. Lillian and Anna Holtz and Carrie Schray visit Mulberry Flats. Gladge Basenbark and Ethel Gray visit near Charlestown. The Saurs visit Noel Brown at Woodview, Ky. H W Burd returns from trip to Kansas City, Denver, Salt Lake City. William Kirk and Nellie Buckingham wed in Jeffersonville. public announcement made. Mrs. Schefold and Florence Schefold visit Shelbyville, Lexington, Versailles. Love family leaves for Canadian, Texas for fifteen days. Hedden and Malinda Bush to wed in Elizabeth. Grimes officiates at 923 West Seventh. Mrs P N Curl goes to Marion Ind and Marion Ohio to visit relatives. Dr J F Weathers and spouse head to Hampton Va to visit Girard Chembers. Kathleen and Barbara Weather return from Crothersville with Mary and Louise Schuler as guests.
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Nell Willett
Aileen Weathere
Bedford
J. F. Pritchard
Lucy Mandle
Zanesville
Ohio
Noble Stratton
Culbertson Avenue
May Kreutzer
Hazel Busenbarger
Corydon
Anton H. Embs
Ella J. Zinsmeinster
St. Louis
H. W. Burd
Kanaan City
Denver
Salt Lake City
Weatero
William Kirk
Nellie Buckingham
Jeffersonville
Frank Schefold
Misa Florence Schefola
East Springstreet
Shelbyville
Li Sington
Versailles
Lawrence Love
Mr. Love
Townsend
Texas
Francois M Hedden
Malinda K. Bush
Elizabeth
Hugh F. L. Smith
West Seventh Street
W.B Grimes
P. N. Curl
Marion
Ind
Bradford
J. F. Weathers
Hampton, Va
Girard Chembers
Crawford County
Kathleen
Barbara Weathers
Crothersville
Mary
Louise Schuler
State Fair to Feature Modern Steam Rolled Race Course
The Indiana Board of Agriculture unveils a rebuilt mile track at the State Fair Grounds with a twelve ton steam roller, improving both the mile and half mile courses. From September 7 to closing day, visitors can watch high quality racing and expect strong attendance as millions are spent to enhance the grounds for public enjoyment.
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Tafs
Chicago
Bryan
Denver
Fair Grounds
Srete
Whatia
Indiana Board
State Board of Agriculture
NEWS MNOTES FOR SAMUEL HOOD FROM POST Q EVANSVILLE
Communications discuss upcoming regular monthly meeting on Saturday night the 29th and invites to the state convention at Evanaville. J W Gileichman visits his brother in law A E Hartman and plans for a Terre Haute picnic. Post Q members support attendance at meetings and the annual picnic with Weber Shuttleworth Ryan Zimmerman aiding. Also notes travel of Otto Sauer to Fredericksburg Palmyra Detroit and Indianapolis trips of others and appreciation for Journal News circulation. A middle aged woman seeks a cook position and offers contact J Frants N A R R No 8.
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J. W Gileichman
Post J
A.E Hartman
Evanaville
Post
Terre Haute
Post Q
Ars R.G Weber
John R. Shuttleworth
W. A. Ryan
Harry Zimmerman
Otto Sauer
Fredericksburg
Palmyra
Surrouonding
Wm. B. Scott
Detroit
Mra Edward Grogs and Son
Columbus
Edward Weber
Jeffersonville
Laken
Weber
A. E Martman
Mise Grace
Lucille
Indianapolis
Sway
Post 6
Journal-News
T. P
Journal
Newa
J. B Young
Evansville Journal Nowe
Brother Young
Evaceville Journal-News
Indiana Rival Campaign Plans Shape Up in August
Indianapolis observers note a brisk Republican campaign setup with Vice President Fairbanks, Senator Beveridge, and Governor Hanly planned for Indiana. Beveridge, at his Manchester Mass home, prepares October statewide appearances and a Booneville stop on Sept 12 to support Hemenway. Kern accepts the Democratic vice presidential bid, receiving statewide greetings as Bryan’s influence energizes the crowd at the Denver convention. Watson to campaign in Fort Wayne with stops across Allen and Putnam counties and a Greencastle legislative convention.
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Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Albert J. Heveridge
Hanly
Beveridge
Manchester
Mass
Indiana
John W. Kern
Denver
Kern
Bryan
Colosseum
State Fair Grounds
Watson
Fort Warne
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Winamac
Greencastle
Putnam County
G A R Posts in Indiana Report Net Membership Gain
The Indiana G A R posts show a net membership increase of 128 in the last six months despite deaths. Total members end June 30 stand at 14,178, with a gross six month gain of 755 and losses of 627. Relief spending reached 58923 for charity, and post finances show receipts of 12365.07 and expenditures 913,440.46.
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Indiana
Indiana Department
J R Peeler
G. A. RB
Pereone
Property value and cash held by poste at period end
The record shows cash on hand of 964,449.44 and collateral assets totaling 96,348.69. The overall property value at the end of the last period stood at 111,357.23.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Praised By Local Resident
After 15 years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, B F Aysons of Ingie side DC says Dr King’s New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. Sold under guarantee at Chas D Knoefel’s drug store. 260
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Dr. King
B. F. Aysons
Ingieside
N. DC
Chas. D. Knoefel’e Drag
Notice of assessment hearing for East Eleventh Street project
On September 9, 1908 the New Albany Board of Public Works will hear remonstrances against assessments on property tied to the East Eleventh Street improvement from Spring Street to Culbertson Avenue. The hearing covers which lots are benefited and the final roll, with a preliminary assessment list, will be available at the board’s office. Attest John U. Short, City Clerk.
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Board of Public Works
City of New Albany
East Eleventh Street
Spring Street
Culbertson Avenue
Im Street
Elm Street
Oak Street
East Tenth Street
Joun UO. Short
Notice to Bidders for East Oak Street Improvement
The Board of Public Works of New Albany Indiana invites sealed bids for grading paving and granitoid sidewalks on East Oak Street from East Eleventh to East Tenth. Bids due by 10 a.m. on a September date. include an affidavit of no collusion and a $100 000 certified check. Board may reject any bids. John Short clerk Aug 2.
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Board of Public Works
New Albany
Indiana
East Oak Street
East Eleventh Street
East Tenth Street
Office of Sania Board
John ©. Short
Ulty Clerk
City Sealed Bids for East Tenth Street Improvement
The City of New Albany invites sealed bids to grade curb and pave East Tenth Street section from Oak Street to Culbertson Avenue with brick. Bids due by 10 p.m. September 17, 1946. Each bid must include an affidavit of no collusion and a $100 certified check. The board may reject any bid. John Short City Clerk.
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State St
A. Lindemann
E. Market St
Stotsenburgh
Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
State and Marke
Floyd, Clark Serrison
Crawford
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
East Main Street
Peter Klerner
Thomas and Merkot
New Albany Mfg. Co
Foundry and Machine Shop
Tenth and Water Sts
Security
Depositors Protection Fund
Main
Ewelle Bank
RES Ory
Cumberland
Pam Eere
Avi Blaib
Official City Paper
Wrather
Washington
Indiana—Fair
Dentists
Pearl Street
Adam Lewis
Police
Fess
Vail
Spence
Truman
Starr
Paria
Clarence Applehouse
Katherine
B. Slaymaker
Anderson
William Moore
West Spring Street
Homer E. Hawes
Clara A. Lutz
Frank T. Porter
Park Christian Church
William H Vetter
Misabertha Moore
Thoreday
Trinity
Sanderson Corps
W. R.O
Charlotte Jones
Third District
Toledo
Emma Jacobus
Monta Oisir
N.J
Edward Milheiser
Uorydon
Vorydon
Marengoto
John Hasenatab
Philip Kohl
William Warabee
Fogle Farabee
Farabes
Pointzetten Enohre
Glenwood Park
Meadames
John Krebsbach
Harry Yowell
William Kamble
Edward Fitzgerald
John Wehner
Clemenson Krebsbach
George Gardner
Jobn Rae
Robert Turner
Ed. Walker
James Shes
Oscar Mathes
Pauline Weckman
Frank Armbruster
Misees Carrie Armbruster
Tillie Barkhouse
Cora Cottom
Mary Freiberger
Bucklen
Amnica
Tom Moore
Cochran
Ubas
D. Kaosfel
Board of Works
Southern Asphalt Oil Company
Thomas Street
West Market Street
West Fourth Street
East Spring Street
East Ninth and
Market Streets
Stotsenburg
Willis Hardy
Vincennes Street
Milltown
J. H. Weathera
Europe
Fannie Beach
Lerre Haute
Crovier
Fawcett
Silver Hills
Joshua Wylie
Salem
Lillian
Anna Holtz
Carrie Schray
Relstives
Mulberry Flats
Burnville
Gladge Basenbark
East Thirteenth Street
Ethel Gray
Charlestown
Theodore and
Margaret Sauer
Noel Brown
Woodview
St. Matthew, Ky
Mnotes
Samuel Hood
East Fourth Street
Cook
M. F. V.careef J. Frants
N. A R.R
G. A. R. Gains
City of
John
Short
Ity
Fern Grove
Louisville
Jefersonville
Picnies
Louisville & Wile Sia Ferry Co
Henne . BE. Grosse
Supt
Cumb
Bose
Teddy
Son
Paul Reising Brewing Co
W. L. Meirbardt
Fairmont Park
New Albany Lodge
Covington Blues
Glenwoods
New Albany National Bank
Pearl and Market Streets
Mutual Trust and Deposit Co
Victor
CERF
Jewelry and Novelty Bazar
Arl St., Near Main
New Albany Stars
St. Union Depot
Bridge Station
City Ticket
Ith Ave
St. Gates. Genl
Agt
Charles L. Jewett
Henry E. Jewet
Reeve
Masonic Suilling
wWew
Slbany
Spring St
Opera House
Eowe Peord
Paris & Trusty
Rome
Heééen Bloch
State and Merket Streets
St. Bernard
Don D. Walker
GEO. BR
Main St
Comb
George B. Cardwill
Botaay Public
Alexander Dowling
Saas
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