Dedication of M E B. Cleared at Griffin Ind Sept 4th Sunday
The notice announces the dedication of the M E B building at Griffin Posey County Indiana on the fourth Sunday in November 1890. Rev W H Grim D D will deliver the dedication sermon and all denominations are invited. Also lists local election results and various local notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin, Posey Co
Ind
W. H. Grim
W. Wixnkier
J. K. Huao
Novi
Board of County Commissioners
Posey County
Calvin's Station
Indiana
James B. Thompson
Church and
Owen
New Harmony
Democrats Win Large Victory in Township Election
In a placid election day Democrats surged to a near full vote, while Republicans showed no organization and lost many stay-at-home ballots. Democrats set a historic township majority of 149, with precinct results and names of local election boards listed.
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Mt. Vernon
Cleveland
Harrison
Fiske
Matthews
Trusler
Parrett
Richardson
Spencer
Holcomb
Smith
Walz
Wilson
Johnson
Highman
Anderson
E. V. Johnson
J. A. Barrett
Chas
Chadwick
T. W. Wilson
C.D. Elliott
Isham Axton
J.P. Jackson
L. F. Rudhti
Jasper Stallings
M. B. Pete
T. Pisely
W. C. Trethewey
Levi Ellis
L. C. Hamilton
Fred Wiley
C. C. Bundy
J. C. Miller
W. L. Johnson
H. B. Beal
Andy Hofreiter
Wilson Alsop
Posey County Agricultural Society Holds Semiannual Meeting
The Posey County Agricultural Society met Monday with high attendance and much business. Financials show receipts from all sources at 5163 43, premiums and expenses 4985 45, leaving 177 98, and fire repair costs of 1006 38. Officers elected include J D Owen president and W W Robb secretary, with Henry Hayden as general superintendent and Nate Price as marshal. A 20 cent stock assessment was approved to locate unclaimed shares.
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Posey County Agricultural Society
J. D. Owen
Jett Williams
W. W. Robb
T. W. Wilson
Henry Hayden
Nateu Price
David M.schneee
Lytle Wiley
John Wilson
Homer Lichtenberger
Thomas Wilson
Atock
Euge V. Johnson
Winfield Robb
Halls
R. P. Robson
Local residents with weekend travels and visits
Personal notices list several residents and visitors visiting or leaving towns. W. Johnson, Fred Rachti and Fred Wiley, election inspectors, went to Mt. Vernon after tickets and stamps were used. Al Twigg moved to Evansville for a hardware position. George White from Washington City visited friends. Dr. and Mrs. Bucklin headed to New York for the winter. Miss Mary Faont LeRoy of Evansville visited. Mrs. Sarah Robb returned from Missouri and Kentucky. Miss Carrie Bradley of Watertown, N.Y., visited relatives. J. Z. Thomas and Andy Wasem came from Mt. Vernon. Wm. Richards and Frank Lyon went to Evansville. Mrs. Hunter of Phillipstown visited. Dr. Murphy and Dr. Holton went to Mt. Vernon. John Walz and Peter Weber came from Mt. Vernon. Capt. Doug Jones was home from Mt. Vernon. John E. Anderson of Poseyville was in town. Conrad Kolb of Wadenville visited. Thos. Mumford Jr. was in Evansville. John Wardelmann went to Evansville. Capt. Vandegrift visited Evansville. H. F. Owen went to Chicago. Sam Wilson was in Mt. Vernon.
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Mary Faont LeRoy
Evansville
Sarah Robb
Missouri
Kentucky
Carrie Bradley
Watertown
N.Y
J. Z. Thomas
Andy Wasem
Mt. Vernon
Wm. Richards
Frank Lyon
Hvanaville
Hunter
Phillipstown
Dr. Murphy
Dr. Holton
John Walz
Peter Weber
Doug Jones
John E.i Anderson
Poseyville
Conrad Kolb
Wadenville
Thos. Mumford, Jr
John Wardelman
Seed corn selection and stalk health in crop care
The article explains seed corn selection timing and methods to improve future crops. It stresses choosing ears with the best grains, starting selection during growth, and avoiding unhealthy stalks and any fungus to safeguard vigor and yield.
Panther Alarm Delays Work On Old River Ditch
Charlie Elliott reports his crew digging a 950 rod long ditch along Old River faced an approaching panther. The animal’s cries and a bright campfire kept them safe but frightened several workers.
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The
Carmi Times
Charlie Elliott
Old River
Be In Time For Your Fall and Winter Underwear
Advertisement notes new fabric woolen undershirts and drawers in all sizes. Claims best line, all new fabrics, and urges readers to call and see before sending from home to save money.
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Henry Brown
Pecan Grower Near Mt. Vernon Plans Big Harvest
Col Alf Owen of Mt Vernon cultivates more than two thousand pecan trees on about 350 acres of Wabash bottom land in Point township southwest of half moon pond. He expects several thousand bushels of nuts next year from the orchard project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Owen
Mt. Vernon
Point Township
Hats and Caps Sale At Henry Brown Clothier
Complete stock of fine stiff hats with latest fall and winter styles at low prices. Also a large assortment of soft hats in all styles and shapes for men and boys offered by Henry Brown the Clothier.
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Henry Brown
Clothier’s
Clothier
East Main Street
New Harmony
Ind
Angler Hooks Two-Pound Fish at Long Pond
Arthur Cawthorn fishing at Long Pond hooked a two pound dressed bass. The gross weight was estimated between twenty two and twenty four pounds, according to the report from the scene.
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Arthur Cawthorn
Bethel Man Fires Four Turkeys Near Foote Pond
Henry Seara of Bethel shot four wild turkeys last week near Foote pond. Three birds fell from one shot, while a fourth was captured on the wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seara
Bethel
Foote Pond
Henry Brown Clothier Promotes New Shirts and Flannels
Henry Brown Clothier advertises latest dress shirts in white with collars and cuffs and a fine line of flannel shirts. The spot also notes old soldiers cured of chronic diarrhoea by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, sold by W. W. Wiley & Co. Black Township did well all things considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
Chamberlain
W. W. Wiley & Co
Black Township
Indiana Democrats Sweep Statewide Victory in election
Indiana and national returns flood in as Democrats claim large gains. Across cities like South Bend and Evansville, majorities surge with Reed and company seen to extend power. Reports show 35 Democrats to 15 Republicans in the state Senate and 73 to 27 in the House, with several congressmen reelected and a broad municipal victory trend evident.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Bynum
The
Sentinel
Senate
South Bend
Evansville
Republicans suffer major losses in 1930s election
The Democratic gains include two Republicans elected to Congress in the 10th district, a net Democratic gain of one in that district, and Democrats controlling about 2100 of 2800 state election boards for 1892. The result would tie the Senate if Montana stays Democratic, with the House Democratic by 114. Conservatives blame tariff and bayonet-election conspirators for this crushing Republican defeat.
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InpriaNaPois, Inc
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Nebraska
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Iowa
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Nevada
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Shiloh
T. Mumford
SaiLon
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Auld Y
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T. Mumford, Jr
Saiton
Fred Collins
Fred
W.W. Wiley & Co
Doori
Fair Society
Ford & Benmete
Big Pecan Farm
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Gibson County
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Henry Hunsdon
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West Main Street
New Harmony, MD
WM. P. Ford
Heckmann
E. W. Nash
W. W. Robb & CO
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Thomas Mumford, JR
Thrall & Mumford
Mammoth
Bazary
Tvills. Proprietors
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Duclos CO
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