County Board Revises Livestock Assessments Across Townships
The county board of review finished comparing livestock valuations, raising total horse, mule, and cattle values by 2665 across several townships. Luce Ohio Grass Harrison Huff Carter Jackson Clay list individual notices to appear for cause, with June dates for each township. Several area corporations, including cream eries and mills, received revised assessments ranging from 430 to 2950 dollars. Additional notes cover oil and gas prospects near Gentryville and lingering Lib eral gas activity, plus Park City Utah high school commencement remarks by Rev Charles L Martin.
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County Board of Review
Huff Township
Luce Township
Ohio Township
Grass Township
Harrison
Hammond
Huff
Carter
Jackson
Clay
Luce
Ohio
Grass
Lake Creamery
Rockport Creamery
Chrisney Creamery
Lamar Creamery
Dale Creamery
St. Meinrad Creamery
Mariah Hill
Chrisney Canning Co
Chrisney Electric Light Plant
Palmer Druin and Tile Co
Richland Law &Planing Mill
Rockport
Democrat Pub. Co
Wark Combs and Bertha Smith Eloped to Rockport
The couple wed at midnight on the Ohio River between Indiana and Kentucky aboard the Mayflower launch. Rev E H Boldrey officiated as they used a Kentucky license after delays at Rockport. Alma Gore and Tom Brown stood with them. guests included Fred Seipel and Earnest Norris family.
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Ohio River
Owensboro
Wark Combs
Bertha Smith
Rockport
Cit
Kentucky
E. H. Boldrey
Indiana
Th. Harnest Norris
Alma Gore
Tom Brown
Fred Seipel
Earnest Norris
Fleener Bauman
John Reinhard
Mortgages and property transfers listed in recent records
The past month recorded sixteen mortgage transactions and twelve releases. Transactions include Bertha McDaniel to Hayes McDaniel in Lincoln City for $2000 and John T. White to Stella G. Dawson in Grandview for $1000, among others.
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McDaniel Bertha
Hayes
Loyd A. D
Timothy Lloyd
Schrhenrich W. H
Jacob Ludwig
White John T
Stella G. Dawson
Grandview
Johnson Nellie
Hilbert Bennett West Hatfield
Earhart J. B
Harvey E. Duncan Dale
Doerr Christopher Heirs
Louis GG. Doerr
Marriages in Evansville and Spencer County Listed
Robert C. Jackson aged 28 a teacher of Evansville Indiana marries Carrie Nova Harris 22 a stenographer of Evansville on June 10 conducted by Squire Wm. Jones along with Wavy S. Pate 28 a railroader of Spencer County and Abbie J. Dooley 19 of Spencer County. Charles E. McCoy 29 a farmer of Spencer County weds Anna L Lupton 39 of Spencer County.
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Robert C. Jackson
Evansville
Ind
Carrie Nova Harris
Squire Wm. Jones
Wavy S. Pate
Spencer County
Abbie J. Dooley
Charles E. McCoy
Anna L Lupton
Death of Ivan Ehret Aged Seventeen At Home
Ivan Ehret seventeen son of Mrs William Juenger died Tuesday morning at his country home after a two month illness. He underwent an operation six weeks earlier for an abscess but did not improve. The funeral service was held at Zoar church at 12 30 Wednesday conducted by Rev Chas Maus an uncle. Interment followed in Zoar cemetery.
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Ivan Ehret
William Juenger
Zoar Church
Chas. Maus
Zoar
Carter township adds saloons as Mead Brothers drill Lincoln Park well
Five saloons operate in Carter township with plans for two more as Mead Brothers of Grandview drill a Lincoln Park well for drinking purposes according to the Dale Reporter.
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N. _ Carter township
Mead Brothers
Grandview
Lincoln Park
Dale
Halbruge Contracts for Storehouse Addition and Remodel
Modern Store House Co plans expansion and remodeling of its storehouse under W Halbruge. The project covers construction of an addition and interior updates to enhance capacity and efficiency. Details on cost and timelines are not provided in this notice.
Halbruge to Remodel Main Street Store into Modern 6000 Sq Ft
C W Halbruge Co contracts for remodeling and rear addition on Main Street between 4th and 5th. Anderson Veatch of Evansville awarded the $6,400 job including a steam heating plant and Kawneer glass front. Expansion aims to create a single large 39 by 124 foot store room with new offices and rest rooms by September 15, alongside the larger Odd Fellows building, shifting westward commerce on Main Street.
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C. W. Halbruge
Main Street
4Th
5Th
Anderson & Veatch
Evansville
Kawneer
C. W. Halbruge Co
Odd Fellows
Halbruge
Winchell's release bid sparks major league talks
The Courier Journal notes Blue Grass League pitcher Winchell drew $8000 offers from M Price of Baltimore and Max Abrams of Cincinnati after a sensational Sunday game against Toney, with Paris and Winchester clashes cited. Paris rejected the bids. Winchell, son of Wall Winchell of Luce township, is about twenty and valued as a rising pitcher.
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Bacon
M. Price
Baltimore
Max Abrams
Cincinnati
Winchell
Winchester
Toney
Wonder
Paris
Price
Abrams
Courier Journal
Frank Winchell
This County
Wall Winchell
Luce Township
City approves 825 dollar water main to cemetery
The city council approved an 825 appropriation Wednesday evening to extend the Rockport water works main to the cemetery entrance and lay pipes inside the grounds with five hydrants to be installed.
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Rockport Water Works Co
Debby Files for Divorce and Child Custody in 1909 Case
Debby Rue sues Frank Rue over two years with no support or home for their ten year old child. They married in November 1897, separated May 25 1909, and she seeks court care of the child and a restraining order against disposing of joint property. Alimony sought at 150. Frances Rinegar also seeks no legal separation from William Rinegar alleging immoral conduct and drunkenness and demands child custody with E L Boyd as attorney.
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Debby “Fue
Frank Rue
Swan and
Mason
Frances M. Rinegar
William Rinegar
E. L. Boyd
Thomas Orchestra to Play Three Grand Evansville Concerts
Theo Thomas Orchestra, world renowned, will perform in Evans Hall Evansville June 22 and 23 with a matinee on the 23rd. The Liederkranz Mann erchor of Evansville celebrates its golden jubilee and has secured the ensemble for the occasion. A mixed chorus of 150 trained voices under Prof Wm Ebert along with eminent local soloists will accompany the program.
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Theo. Thomas
Evans Hall
Evansville
Liederkranz- Mannerchor
Wm. Ebert
Youth Passes Away at Fourteen in Evansville Death
The remains of Lyman Dawson aged fourteen, who died at his Evansville home from tuberculosis, were transported by traction car to Hammond township. He was buried at Highland church in Hammond township alongside family members. His father is A G Dawson, former Hammond township trustee.
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Lyman Dawson
Evansville
Highland Church
Hammond Township
Young Dawson
A. G. Dawson
Evansville man to join Coles in marble business
George A. Weyell of Evansville will be associated in the future with J. B. Coles in the marble business in the city.
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George A. Weyell
Evansville
J. 8. Coles
Warrick County Last Anti-Saloon League Not To Call Any More
The Anti-Saloon League in Warrick County announces it will not call any further option elections for several months. Officials stress ongoing local efforts to address temperance concerns while awaiting new developments.
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Anti-Saloon League
Spencer
Posey
Floyd
Clark
Franklin
Ripley
Porter
Shumaker
League
Marion
Vigo
Allen
Lake
Vanderburg
Battle Over Prohibition Tactics Shifts After County Races
Indianapolis dispatch reports Warrick County option vote next Thursday marking a pause in local option elections ahead of winter. League leaders lament losses in Spencer, Posey, Floyd, Clark and others, recalibrating strategy toward statewide prohibition and a possible new enforcement association amid ongoing violations in dry counties.
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League
Lagrange
Monroe
Porter
Shumaker
Valparaiso
Bloomington
Monroe County
Indiana University
Allen
Ft. Wayne
Terre Haute
Evansville
Indianapolis
Anti-Saloon League
Gov. Marshall
Aldrichs Task See Hard Pressure From Trusts
The Commoner argues Aldrich relies on trusts as allies to push a high tariff, likening him to a plains shepherd with many sheep dogs. Trust representatives back lawmakers, easing his burden, while insisting reforms wait until voters send independent voices guarding all people.
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Aldrich
Mr. Aldrich
Trust
Congress
Aldrich of A Great Deal of Labor. If Mr. Aldrich
Boonville Papers Weigh Warrick County Liquor Question
In Warrick County option election coverage the Boonville papers dissect the liquor issue with arguments for and against. The Democrat criticizes telephones being muzzled for wets and drys as returns flow in. A past misstep where a paper lent its phone to wets and smiled at favorable returns keeps the editor under scrutiny.
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Boonvilla
Warrick
Democrat
Sealbacks Defeat Rockport 8 to 6 in Evansville Baseball
In Evansville last Sunday the Sealbacks beat Rockport 8 to 6. Rockport led early and held a three run advantage until the 9th, when a series of errors and strong hitting by the Sealbacks produced five runs to secure the victory.
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Sealbacks
Evansville
Rockport
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Lamar
Tuley
Gentryville
Liberal
Liberal Gas & Oil Company
Geentryville
John Ravens
Theodore Dilger
George Wandel
L H. Tuley
Park City, Utah High School
Chas. L. Martin
Martin
Ackport
James Martin
Lieb & Artman
New York City
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Warrick County
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