World Fair Acknowledges Wide Range Farm Exhibits
The showcase lists crop and product entries from farmers and merchants including Johnson Bros, Husband & Co, and W F Lichtenberger. Classes cover agriculture, garden products, art, apiary, poultry, and children’s departments with winners named for numerous categories and local growers like F. M. Black, Ben Stallings, Mrs. Wright Stallings, John T. Sanders, and Mrs. Kate Beal among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
W. F. Lichtenberger
Husband & Co
Geo
Baldwin
A. F. Pretarch
C. D. Elliott
Mary Langer
Grisode Rawlings
Johnson Bros
Wm. Twigg
J. Bristow
F. M. Black
Oakland City
W. J. Anderson
James Nash
Wright Stallings
Ben Stallings
Timothy
M. M. Shirley
Mt. Vernon
F.M. Black
Ed. Carr
Asbury Cox
Ellen Stallings
Ed Carr
John B. Elliott
Will Twigg
John Corbin, Jr
Louis W.cox
Jacob Slankard
Crossville
Illinois
Mathias Hanes
Susie Pote
John T. Sandera
Harvey Bee
Laura French
J. Stankard
Geo. W. Cox
Kate Beal
Clint Sanders
Phoebe Elliott
John T. Sanders
L. W.cox
Kershaws
Susie Potelat
Jasper Stallings
R. D. Donaldson
Kohl Rabi
Jacob Stankard
Carroll
Mra. Wm. Hartman
Elbert Rawlings
Claude Rawlingslet
Albert Vandegrift
May Wilsey
Walter Bennett
Nellie Hargrave
Nellie Chadwick Zand
Ella French
Onis Cox
Claude Rawlings
Malcolm Vandegrift
Lene Hearing
Memnie Rosenhauer
Chas. Jackson
Bennington
Elbert Rewlings
Dollie Schrader
Ide Hunter
Sophia Miesel
Charley Dranafield
Paul Hartman
Bessie Ford
Josie Jackson
Mamie Rosenhauer
Netlie Hargraves
Pearl Wilson
Ida Hunter
Hemming
Louisa Vandegrift
Nellie Chadwick
Crazy Jug
Mary
Pear Wilson
Sallie Pete
Luke Wiley
Mrs. Chas
F. M. Bleck
Clingstone
C. P. Wilson
Freestone
Flavius Owen
O. Rawlings
John W. Cartwright
John Hearing
G. W. Cox
G. W.cox
Indiana counties report varied 1885 1891 apportionments invalid
Stories of a Great State notes 1885 and 1891 apportionments invalid per Henry county circuit judge. Poseyville beat Grayvilles 16 to 12 in baseball with 5 in ninth. Wilkins found 45 milk snakes, killed them. State buys 1,400,000 tickets and 10,000 samples for November election. Sherman Elmore fell 250 feet from a collapsed balloon at Washington. Health-board orders enforced in South Bend. Huntington buys apples by the carload. New Albany tramps cleaned streets. Goshen forms 60-man military company. Posey Gosden runs a mile in 2 1 6 at Sullivan. No hotel fire-escapes in Muncie. Evansville fair next week. Princeton fair receipts $5,608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poseyville
Poseyvilles
Grayvilles
Wao Wilkins
Jay County
Sherman Elmore
Washington
South Bend
Huntington
New Albany
Goshen
Last New Harmony fair reduces debt. Grayville updates
Newton loses a saloon after fines of 800 dollars. Carmi fair receipts payoff 1900 dollar debt leaving a treasury balance. About 120 Grayville residents attend New Harmony fair. Grayville spends 400 dollars on a street sprinkler and faces tramps. National committee salutes Democratic gains in September elections. Nevada parties swing to Weaver ticket. Senator Hill opens Democratic campaign in New York. Cholera remains checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Grayville
New Harmony
The
National Committee
Nevada
Weaver
Hill
New York
Timbers of old Raeppite drive appear in river cut
High waters over the last two years uncovered remains of a timbered structure built by the Raeppites about 75 years ago at the cut off rapids. The timbers rest in solid rock and may have protected a drive wheel assembly for logs and drift.
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WM. P. Edson
Mt. Vernon, Ind
Fourth Street
Main
Court House
U.S
C.a.snow &Co
Washington, D. C
Jacob Breither
OODS
Breith’s
New Harmony, Indiana
Henry Brown
Prega Erle
Bennett
J. D. Owen & Co
J. A. Wilhelm
H. C. Husband
Queensware
Owen Block
Oliver
Menor
W. L. Douglas
Felice
Cautton
Ae Agalee
Duglas
Brockton
Maes
Soli
WM. Franzmann
City Exchange
Fred. W.walz
Fred. W. Walz
Peter Weber
Merchant -Taylor
Ind
Peter
Weber
Arctic Saloon
Albert S. Newsom
FeResu
William Green
M. E. Church
Mayl
Joshua Wade
Ieee Pee
Acker
Tyour Dimor
W. i. Mooker
West Broadway
New York City
Posey Co
Agricult
Harrow
Helen Chadwick
Annie Pete
W. M. Ford
Carrie Pelham
Ed .Carr
A.G. Jackson
A. G. Jackson
Clara Peasley
Harvey Beelat
Mamie Hartman
Katie Sanders
Julia Caldwell
Hatton & Schigel
Evansville
W.F. Lichtenberger
Hartmen
Wm. Hartman
Foundation For
William Hartman
Harry Ford
L. Winkler
Edwin L. Gentry
Toulon
Ralph Barrett
Tillie Kolle
Rouen
Mary L. Rickettalat
J. B. Elliott
Chas. Sundamayer
C. Allen
Vernon
Laura Varner
L.J. Baker
Princeton
Wm. Rosenhauer
Lou Hargraves
L. J. Baker
Frank Bechberger
Addie Wardelmann
Josie Ford
E. W. Nash
A G. Jackson
Susie Pete
John Cook
Jackson
A.G. Jackeon
M. Shisley
Kate Hunsdon
D. Chapman
Treaie Ford
Kensington
Indiana
Indianapolis
Henry County
Itema
Axser S. Newsom
Remsios
Robert Teytor
Sam Axton
Mann Mill
Bish Mumford
Charles Stonaker
Maggie Cawthorn
Maple Avenue
Ed Burton
Richard Ford
G. K. Lichtenberger
Richard Lichtenberger
Arthur Cranefield
Asbury Warner
R. R. Rawlings
I. V. Cowgill
Missea Lulu
Bessie Thrall
D. T. Davis
Salem
W. A. Kight
Maggie Jones
Hattie Richards
Harriet Bramon
Ida FauntLeRoy Watt
St. Louis
A. Hi. Taylor
Congress
Percy Bennett
Kinmundy
Tit
M.C. Oas
Betta Jaquess
Mary Soper
Oxford
Fred Walz
Geo. Baldwin
Ed Craig
Albion Fair Society
A.E. Fretageot
Peacyville
Owensville
L. B. Holliman
J. W. Hiatt
Stewartsville
Sunita
Read
Homer Lichtenberger
Chicago
W. O. Trethewey
Val Fisher
Will Wheeler
Paducah
H. Clodfelter
Albion
Harry Pleeley Sa
Robb
BE. W. Nash
Cynthians
J. T. Engle
S. Echasd Haa
Thos
Johnson
Tom Mott
Muskogee