Deaths James G Taylor Passes Away in Madison Township
James G. Taylor died Monday at five o'clock at his home east of the city after a period of ill health. Born May 1, 1846 in Daviess county, he lived their entire life. Survived by three sons J Henry of Scotland Wisconsin, Oliver A and P M Laughlin, one daughter Laura E Scort, four grandchildren, a brother and a sister. Funeral held Mt Olive Tuesday at two with Rev Isom Beasley officiating. burial in Mt Olive cemetery.
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James G. Taylor
Madison Township
Mr. Taylor
Daviess County
Olive
Rev
Isom Beasley
Mrs Theresa Critchlow Victim of Tuberculosis in Oden
Mrs Theresa Critchlow wife of Geo Critchlow died at her west Oden home Monday after a lengthy tuberculosis illness. Born June 9 1858 she was the daughter of Cyrus and Hiatt Allen. She married Geo Critchlow August 29 1886 and had eight children. living are Clara B Catherine Herschel Roth Elsworth and Mrs John Helm. She leaves five sisters and three brothers and many relatives. Funeral services were at the M E Church Tuesday Rev F W Davis officiating with burial at Walnut Hill.
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West Oden
Cyrus
Hiatt Alen
Geo Critchlow
Thee
Ora
Edward
Clara B
Catherine
Ml.e Church
FL W. Davis
Walnut Hill
Josiah P Winklepleck Dead at 33
Josiah P Winklepleck died at his home north of Oden Tuesday night from drapey. He was 33 and survived by his father Jacob and his mother, plus a brother and two sisters. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Union Chapel at 10:00 a.m. with Rev. Key of Scotland in charge. Burial followed at Union Chapel.
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Oden
Drapey
Jacob Winklepleck
Free Souvenir Sale Ad Heads Odon Drag Co Offer
A fragment notes a 25 cent article sale by the Odon Drag Co referencing a Free Souvenir Sale in the newspaper last issue. It hints at limited time offers and reminder that appreciation comes too late.
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Odon Drag Co
Malone Morgan Wedding in Lyons and Odon couple wed
Will D. Malone of East Odon and Lena M. Morgan of Lyons were quietly married at the M E parsonage by Rev E Barrett. Roy Morgan and Lizzie Malone witnessed the ceremony. The couple will spend weeks in Indianapolis after a six o clock dinner at the bride’s home.
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Lyons
Frank Morgan
M. E. Parsonage
E. Barrett
Roy Morgan
Miss Lizzie Malone
Mrs. Malone
Wednneday
Indianapolis
Durbin Chosen to Lead Indiana GOP Ticket
Indiana Republicans meet at Tomlinson Hall and nominate former Governor Winfield Durbin for Governor and former State Senator Thomas T. Moore for Lieutenant Governor. They endorse county option and women's enfranchisement. Durbin named unanimously after a test ballot showing him ahead. Moore also acclaimed along with most ticket candidates.
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Tomlinson Hall
Winfield PF. Durbin
Andersen
Thomas T. Moore
Greencastle
Roosevelt and Johnson Named Progressive Party Nominees
Delegates at the first Progressive party national convention proclaimed Theodore Roosevelt for President and W Johnson for Vice President. The ceremony featured singing and informal acceptance before a cheering crowd in the Colosseum.
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New Progressive Party
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Republicans Meet in Daviess County to Choose Delegates
Republicans in Daviess County held township meetings Saturday to select delegates and alternates for state congressional judicial and county conventions. Madison Township named delegates for state and congressional posts. county delegates chosen across three precincts with multiple alternates listed. The state convention is slated for Indianapolis, with other dates set for Washington and pending judicial dates.
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Republicians
Daviess County
Progressive meet forms county party in Daviess county
The progressives held a well attended meeting in Washington yesterday and organized county leadership. Will Camp was named county chairman, John A. Sims vice chairman, Jno. B. Stotts secretary, and Bruce Murphy treasurer. A county ticket will be placed and a mass convention set for Washington on Saturday August 24 with an advisory committee to be chosen later.
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Daviess County
Washington
Wash
Contests and premiums for Old Settlers event
The Old Settlers meeting awards prizes for multiple contests entering by Aug 17. Entries include oldest man or woman, oldest married couple, prettiest baby, best peck of various produce, best loaf, bread, cake, and other items with named sponsors and prizes. Local businesses sponsor prizes such as hats, shoes, clocks, cookware, and subscriptions.
White Sox edged in thirteen by Plainville in extras
Plainville defeats Odon 4 to 3 in thirteen innings after a high hit game. Flint pitched well for Plainville with eighteen hits allowed, Sears and Garter held Odon to three runs in early inning rally. Cadence of scoring came in first second ninth and thirteenth frames with Freeman and Gantz keying Plainville’s offense.
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Plainville
Odon
White Sox
Flint
Sears
H. Strange
Williams
Robinson
Haig
Freeman
Y. Strange
Malone
Sears and Garten
Whitsman
W. Sears
Eight Reasons to Choose Keck Jeweler and Optician
Eight reasons outline why Keck, the jeweler and optician, should fit your glasses. Up-to-date equipment, ongoing search for better methods, honest eye assessments, fair value, trustworthy service, customer satisfaction as advertising, permanent location, and glasses with artistic appearance offered.
United Brethren Church Announcements
Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 7 45 p m prayer meeting on Wednesday five Sundays remain in the conference year urging full attendance and contributions for Kingdom extension Pastor L L Schoonover announces the schedule
New Furniture Firm Purchases Joliet Store
Ossie Laughlin, longtime associate of Joliet Hardware Co., completed the purchase yesterday afternoon of H. E. Marks Furniture on East Main Street. The deal creates a new furniture firm under Laughlin’s management and local industry observers expect business expansion.
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Farniture
H. ES “Marks
East Main Street
Ossie Laughlin
Washington Feed Mill Destroyed by Fire
A Tuesday night blaze destroyed the feed mill of John Morgan in Washington with total losses estimated between 4000 and 5000 dollars. The building was insured for 3200 dollars and neighboring properties suffered damage.
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John Morgan
Washington
Loud Street Talk Sparks Prohibition Call in Qdon
A town debate cites public decency as two ladies of high standing were overheard by two youths with loud crude remarks. The speaker suggests stricter oversight of street language and notes a local vendor advertising salted peanuts at a drugstore, with mention of a Grand Opera.
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Qdon
Odon Drug Company
Madison Teachers Trustees Name Ten Selected Educators
Trustee R J McCallan selected ten teachers for the year listing Bricker Henry Sipes Kent Etta Berry Herron Pinckney Sears Good Hope Walter Shaffer Bunkum Oscar Wallick Wallock John Ledgerwood Laughlin Irl Bechtel Willow Lick R D McCarter Garten Lora Pershing Taylor Ransom Jackson.
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Bricker—Henry Sipes
Kent—Etta Berry
Herron—Pinckney Sears
Good Hope
Walter Shaffer
Wallock
John Ledgerwood
Laughlin
Irl Bechtel
Willow Lick
R. D. McCarter
Garten
Lora Pershing
Taylor—Ransom Jackson
Card of Thanks for Geo W Critchlow and family
The Critchlow family thank neighbors and friends for kindness, assistance, and floral tributes during illness and death of our wife and father, Geo W Critchlow. Also grateful for line of Ho Parker fountains.
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Rebecca Conrad
Mrs
Laura E. Scort
J. Henry
Scotland
Uwlinvis and
Oliver A
P. M. Laughlin
Geo. Critchlow
Theresa Critchlow
Geo
Theresa Allen Critchlow
Herschel, Roth, Elsworth
John Helm
Husband
Kate Dobbins
Kizzie Harmon
Bloomington
Mullett
Alissouri
Faulkerson
A. 0. Taylor
BB. Allen
Texas
O. P Allen
Linton
Willard Allen
Missouri
The
Methodist Church
Josiah P. Winklepleck
Hera E A
Albert J. Beveridge
Malone-Morgan
Will D. Malone
East Odon
Lena M. Morgan
of Lyons
Mr. and
Sam Malone
Mrs. W. E
Durbin
Indiana
Enfran
Samuel Lewis
Shank
Mr. Moore
Roosevelt and
Johnson
W. Johnson
California
Colisem
Thes New Party
Raymond Robbins
Ilinois
Winois
Gifford Pinchot
Col. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Progressive Party
National
Malison Township
Opera House
H.H. Crooke
Rufus Mee
Caughey
Alfred Keck
W. R. Neeremer
Geo. E. Seneff
Arthur Lane
Jess Hayes
Jos Kinnaman
William Shively
George Abraham
First Precinct
Hugh Neeriemer
H. H. Crooke
W. W. McCarter
Andrew Armstrong
J.T. Sears
Walter Burress
Willet Shively
Fred Kinnaman
G. E. Seneff
D. E. Williams
C. A
Breden
Phillip Miller
Amos Osborn
Ben Shull
Homer Pershing
Ol Stout
F. Crooke
A. D. Bechtel
Arthur Phipps
Ed Hubbard
J. P
John Sillman, Jr
Robert Freed
B. F. Sears
Jesse Hayes
Jack Cooper
Walter Callahan
J. H. Garten
C. E. O'Dell
Johns Sommers
A. A. Lane
Alf Keck
Walter Dove
John A. Mnumin
Joseph Kinnaman
T. B. Rankin
R. Callahan
Jerome DeMotte
G. D. Abraham
Charles Freed
Harvey Sims
Francis Sims
R. B. Dunlap
Progressives
Will
John
A. Sims of
van Buren
Jno. B. Stotts
Madison
Bruce
Ington
Old Settlers
N. F. Barkley
General Ndse
Keck
Wm. Bair
Fulton Go-Cart
Huette Poindexter
A. M. Dicks Restaurant
Bert Jolliff
Jeweler
D. Gantz & Son
Freeman's
Odon Drug
F. J. Bly
C. A. Pickett
Keck & Caughey
Odon Milling Co
L L. Love
Odon Journal
W. T. Alexander
W. L. Collins
John Sims
Payne & Stotts
General Moise
Timothy Seed
Abraham’'s
H. E. Marks
Swiftest
J. A
Odon White Sox
O. Whitsman
Sears and Garter
Gantz
Coak
Ley
H. Sears
O. Whiteman
W. Whiteman
Reynolds
Cockley
Odeon
Pl'ville
Powell
Thornell
Toon
Burns City
United Brethren Church Announcements
L. L. Schoonover, Pastor
NEW Firm
Mr. Funcannon
Grand ‘Opera
Bousesander
Madison Teachers
R. J. McCallan
Bunkum
Oscar Wallick
W.critchlow
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