Local chatter from Alfordaville and surrounding towns
Miss Katie McCord hosts Kinel McCord Alias Bona tiennett in Newberry. Several locals, including W. C. Garten and Hayes & Co, advertise goods and sales. Attendees travel to Linton for a Teddy appearance. church events, pension news, and multiple visits to Elmore, Odon, and Scotland mark a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Teddy
Aden Hasler
Green County
Henry Williams
Burns City
John K. McCarter
Odon
Nancy Bechtel
Elmore
Bill Bechtel
Trainor
William Clinton
George Harman
Obon
Lillie Laughlin
Edgar Stotts
William Hubbard
Illinois
Hayden Osborn
Unclear OCR fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable names and facts. Summary cannot determine a coherent news item, events, or entities from the provided snippet.
Explosion at Hot Stores out house wrecks factory area
A dynamite blast under the Hot Stores out house caused a loud explosion near a spoke factory. Initial fear of boiler failure spread, but later reports confirmed factory boilers were undamaged and the blast severely wrecked the out house area and sparked widespread alarm.
Roosevelt Tour Draws Large Indiana Crowds
Col Roosevelt's swing through Indiana drew large crowds at Plainfield, Greencastle, Brazil, Linton, Vincennes, Princeton, Evansville, Terre Haute, and other stops. Estimates placed 20,000 at Terre Haute and Linton. governors and speakers praised his doctrines while Bryan drew big but smaller receptions. Republicans optimistic McKinley carried the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
Indiana
Re Ublicans
Plainfield
Greencastle
Brazil
Perré Haute
Lintes
Vincennes
Princeton
Evansville
Linton
Terre Haute
Governor Mount
H Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bryan
Teddy
McKinley
Deaths and Funeral Rites in Washington and Bogard Townships
Walter C Merrit youngest brother of Chas Frank and Louie Sefrit died of consumption in Washington Tuesday morning at age 22. He worked at the Washington Gazette for years and was popular with many friends. Funeral held at Frank Setrit home with burial at Antioch in art township. George D Hoppingarner prominent Bogard farmer died October 12 at his home aged 51 4 20. He leaves a wife and nine children including Aldah. Funeral and burial at Rugleville Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. ‘Merrit
Chas.Frank
Louie Sefrit
Washington
Mr. Sefrit
M. L. B Sefri
Washington Gazette
Frank I. Setrit
Antioch
Art Township
George D. Hoppingarner
Bogard Township
Mr. Hoppingarner
Winfield
Ohio
Miss. Aldah
Rugleaville
Eye glasses delay harms and misleads
A fragment warns that people delaying eyeglasses harm vision and misstate the future. It urges timely use of corrective lenses and notes even proper glasses cannot fully restore acuity if delayed. The piece ends with an invitation to consult Keck the jeweler and graduate optician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keck
Jeenler
State v Garten theft case settled in court
Court records indicate the case of the State against Stace Garten for stealing 14 items from Harley Lamb Wan was settled. The sentence details remain incomplete in the provided fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stace ‘Garten
Harley Lamb Wan
Garten
McKinley Speeches and Banking Notes Mark Campaign Pulse
The Indiana Woltesville Ledger reports Republican campaign imagery equating speeches to factory life and daily labor. It notes twenty seven of forty eight Ninth district banks show deposits rising by 468 thousand dollars to 5,141.58 million as of Sept. 1886, a 124 percent increase since Sept. 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidratie Kinley
Mort
Svork
Indiana
Prisperity
Woltesvivile
Ninth
Indian Spring Bedford. ca Seymour. 8:5 a b am.
Indian Spring Bedford Seymour line appears in this fragmented notice with unclear time details. The readable bits reference places and names but lack a complete event description or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Spring
Bedford
Seymour
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Katie McCord
Alfordaville
Kinel McCord
Alias Bona Tiennett
Newberry
Joe Webster
Larry H. Urcake
Walter Gaines
Plainville
D. W. Wolfe
Loogootee
Iisyes & Co
Wilson Heathr
Smiley
Spring Street
G. D. Abraham
Bert Crooke
Kinora
Starlia Lima Sale
Hayes & Co
Yom Nugent
Elwore Township
Edith Edith Hobson
W. C. Garten
Yes & Co
Quon
Lever Montgomery
Elnora
Abraham
Clit Green
Oolitic
Claud Eagle
Tanoel Switch
Leonard Winktepleck
Eaglesville
Star Line Shoes
Harrison Beever
E. T. Laughlin
Albert Singleton
Ragleaville
Ed Alexander
Brother
William
Bayes & Co
Noah Fisher
Wille Bova
Newherr
Saylesville
Yayes & Co
Dr. 1 V. Wolfe
Indianapolis
Preasurer
Albion Horrail
Bnlheimer Meeting
Mrs. Jones Smiley
Tolliver & Cooper
Kayes & Co
Wilson Myers
M. E. Church
Good Hope
Heyee & Co
Farlen
John York
Miss Grads of
Oden
Truy Fiskin
John Williams
James G. Traylor
Art
van Buren
Tom Phipps
Peter Stone
Scotland
Minerva Howard
Solomon Ketcham
Mr. Ketcham
Jen Taylor
Odeon
Mary Montgomery
Josie Wallingford
J. M Stotts
Elfie
Howard
Richards Correll
Maude Laughlin
Dora Scott
Omar Chiles
James Ledgemed
H. D. Smith
Seth L. Ketcham
RD. Stotts
Ollie Taylor
John M. Ketcham
Alford Sims
Elmore Township
Abraham Shoe Store
Lee Ae Ee
Se NaCee Oates Pelhers Td
Sabie DA Ane
Ernest Eee
Aes Ae
THE
American Mills
Indiane
Thetuachin
Creas
Lesen
Durbin
Parks -“Martin
Bryanite State Committee
Celal
Martin
COURT
Daviess County Boys
M’kinley
Southern Indiana Railway
Siumdiaya
Taylor
Ieee
Garland
Ete- Cole
A. Jolliff. & CO
Nant OY Danni
Morris
Hallstead
Ander
R. H. Jepsen
Disin St
Ind
Cincinnati Enquirer
United ‘States
United States
District of Columbia
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Ovesy
Jon Waters
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