Weather Outlook for Fort Indiana Tomorrow
Washington June 30 forecast notes Fort Indiana fair conditions for tomorrow.
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
3
Washington June 30 forecast notes Fort Indiana fair conditions for tomorrow.
An old advertisement promotes Fourth of July items at Corf's Jewelry and Novelty Basar 209 Pearl Street near Main. It also touts season ticket sales for Jeffersonvils and New Albany Chantaugas from July 1 to August 9 at $2.00, rising to $2.50 afterward.
Advertises a summer promotion inviting readers to subscribe to the Tribune for a daily letter from home, delivered to their address for ten cents per week during vacations.
Jobo Farrell granted divorce from Elizabeth Farrell on proof of cruel treatment. Rev Father Gottlieb appointed rector of the Catholic church at Navilleton. Henry Monyhan, son of Jonce Monyhan of Orleans, is critically ill in Orleans. Atrun Parker, colored, sent to Indiana reformatory for one to eight years for petit larceny. The Shepherded of Bethlehem hosts a lawn fete and euchre at Mrs N A Greene 1831 West Market. Romeo Robinson, colored, arrested for assaulting his wife. he was jailed by Justice Fogie. Rev James M Vawter resigns from Christian church Jeffersonville effective September 1. Xenia Young pleads not guilty to assault and awaits hearing. John L Match injured at car works Jeffersonville. timber fell on him. Funeral of Mrs Kate Poulton held at 1837 East Spring Street. burial at Fairview. Silver medal content to night at Main Street MBE church. entries Mamie Geyser Sarah Plaiss Samuel Norman Cooper Frank Jones Columbia Rinebarger Norman Cooper. Funeral of Mrs Jane Dorat held. James H Dorat noted. Funeral of Mrs Mary McKinster to be held near Corydon. she died yesterday aged seventy. survivors listed. Hope Lodge No 83 IOOF to meet following events.
At tonight's board meeting it is expected the trustees will decide on teacher appointments for the September school year. Several high school faculty members have resigned for positions elsewhere and changes may occur in graded and colored schools. Rumors say licenses of some colored teachers may be revoked for exam fraud. The matter is with the State Superintendent in Indianapolis and no public action is expected until official word.
Miss Hazel Sage of Newnan Ga visits relatives in the city while Miss Ostrie Goodman heads to Shelbyville Ky. to visit, and Eugene Heth of Ashland Ky visits his aunt Mrs. Murdock. Several families travel to Indianapolis Milwaukee Chicago and Europe for conventions and visits. a funeral is noted for Pauline Monroe.
Governor Hanly appointed Dr E A Sevringhaus Isaish Gordon and Jobe Darneal to the New Albany police board. They will organize tonight take charge tomorrow and file bonds and qualify. Sevringhaus and Gordon are Republicans Darneal a Democrat. Gordon to serve until 1900 Darneal until 1910 and Sevringhaus for three years.
At the Claypool hotel officers of the league and Republican party figures gathered to outline a campaign strategy with state and congressional nominees. Beve ridge Hemenway and others planned a Cincinnati convention delegation while factions within the GOP foresee Democratic gains in the Thirteenth district.
Fragmentary text shows section men reeating work on a Louisville and Tonia division project. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A series of real estate deeds and transfers appear, listing parcels and buyers. Names include Fannie DePauw Knight, Katharine DePauw Knight, James Hollis, Daisy Hollie, Julian Ross, Cassius Ross, and others. Monetary amounts show varying sums for plots on West Street, Illinois and Georgia tracts, and 64 Illinois acres.
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a reliable purifier to relieve stagnation of the liver and bowels, headaches and biliousness, claiming they remove poison causing jaundice. Sold at Obes D Knocefel’s drug store for 25 cents.
The article surveys ancient dentistry noting Egyptian dentists, Pompeian dental tools, Galen’s forceps, Belzoni’s finds, and Albucasis as early teacher of artificial teeth. It cites Martianus and a line from the Minneapolis Journal mentioning false teeth and a squint, highlighting the long history of dental prostheses.
Notice requests subscribers in Cumberland, vi to confirm receipt and promptly notify the Tribute Company about deliveries. Includes a home address 235 and references phonos.
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