Tar Rockport Democrat telephones and contact lines
The item notes contact numbers for the Tar Rockport Democrat office and residence on Friday morning March 27, 1908, listing Office No 69 and Residence No 110 for communications.
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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
4
The item notes contact numbers for the Tar Rockport Democrat office and residence on Friday morning March 27, 1908, listing Office No 69 and Residence No 110 for communications.
The Democrat names Thomas RE Chrisney as candidate for representative of Spencer County subject to the Democratic nominating convention or primary. John Haller is announced for re election as assessor of Harrison township subject to the Democratic primary. Jacob W Weaver is a candidate for trustee of Harrison township subject to the Democratic primary. Albert A Kemp of Dale is a candidate for sheriff of Seaver County subject to the Democratic convention or primary. Joseph Peters is announced for nomination for trustee of Harrison township subject to the Democratic primary election.
The mass convention in Banffsleville on Saturday March 25 at 1 pm aims to nominate candidates for township trustee and assessor. All Democrats in the township are urged to attend. J A Lavens serves as chairman.
The Democratic party of Harrison township schedules a primary on Saturday April 1908 to select an assessor candidate. Polls will be open at three precincts St Meinrad Fulds and danschegel. Township Chairman Vodsepu F Vaul announces the event.
In the state convention John W. Boehne and Arch Stevenson were chosen as delegates to the national convention from the first district with George A. Haas and R. A. Cushman as alternates. Joseph Peters, Hanschiegel precinct, Harrison township, seeks the democratic nomination for township trustee. Peters is described as middle aged, honest, trustworthy, and well qualified to serve if elected.
The Spencer County common school graduates in 1908 are invited to write an essay on The Trust Company for a chance at $850 in prizes. The contest aims to educate students about banking and practical knowledge. Details on division of funds and judges to be announced next week by W H Brown and J J Brown.
Mr and Mrs Wm Stevenson returned from Florida where they spent the winter. Mat Hall about 20 died of measles and pneumonia last Monday and was buried Wednesday in Richardson Temporary. Anderson Parker's eldest son about 12 is very ill of pneumonia. Our schools closed last Friday. Mr Schrassell conducted as fine a...
Eureka capped a profitable term under Prof. J W Strassell with Maude Lang Amy Wilkinson Susie Shook as assistants. Pupils presented Strassell a gold watch fob with initials. he expressed gratitude amid affection from students. Attendees at Ben Hur included Hartley Polk Merrel Bennett Rhodes Lawburgh Montgomery Mattingly Bennett. Strasser moved to Rockport after teaching.
Farmers push oats sowing as stock in the local creamery nears sale. Dems nominate John Mulzer for township trustee and Delbert Stevens for assessor in Huff township. A horse injury to Frank Ernst occurs via a harrow accident. the animal is expected to recover. Movements report visits by John Leistner and a wife’s Louisville trip. Mrs Koos ill in Tel City. seven months school term planned.
Parents, Mr and Mrs W W Price, of Rockport host visitors this week Walter Hoffmeier of Huntingburg visits home folks The Clay township democrats schedule a mass convention at Rockport next Saturday to nominate candidates for township trustee and assessor Many candidates are expected by convention day
Florence Gribbin and daughter Catharine from Evansville visit Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Jenkins this week. Mrs. Atwood and daughter Elsie visit Evansville Friday. Will Cooper and wife of Otwell visit town last Friday. Ben Hur at Evansville draws many locals. Meck Harris to Indianapolis to aid Jackson township's state convention. Remains of a little daughter moved from China Cemetery to Gentryville. Orville Harris builds a new home in King addition. Skating rink remains popular with youths and elders. Twelve pupils take district school diploma exams last Saturday.
Irene Schierbaum has pneumonia but is improving. J Stocking attends the Democratic state convention in Indianapolis as delegate from Clay township. A Barker completed a new house for Ralph Skelton. Miss Bessie Oskins of Santa Fe visited Miss Effie Barker. Graduation exams were held with nine applicants. Farmers respond to the recent warm spell by planting another crop. Miss Lillie Price is visiting.
Dr. W S Bryant traveled to Indianapolis for the democratic state convention. G W Stilwell went to Boonville for a business trip. Agnes Fella Blanche Strickfadden and Lavella Strickfadden from Chrisney visited Dale and friends at the start of the week. Moravia Ashby of Luce township visits her sister.
Mrs. Dr. Bryant comments on rural carriers missing their calling as road supervisors. J. W. Cooper visited Evansville for business. Oscar Wood left for Winslow Indiana. Will Herr received a carload of farming implements for spring trade. J. F. Bauman stayed on a business mission. George Kehrer of Rockport visited Walter Herron this week. Twenty one applicants took the common schools graduation exam last Saturday conducted by W. G. Hile and D. S. Thompson.
Odd Stocking will race in the 1908 season at my Eureka stable on Mondays to Thursdays and at The Rockport Fairground on Fridays and Saturdays. W. M. Boyd.
No ice will be left without payment in cash or coupons to the driver upon delivery. Coupons books sold for cash only at 95 cents for a dollar book and two dollars and seventy five cents for a three dollar book. No ice sold on credit. do not ask or you will be refused.
Easter gifts feature a selection of perfumes neatly boxed at Basye’s Drug Store. Shoppers tile the display with fragrance sets ideal for spring occasions and holiday gifting.
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