Democratic Speaking by Thomas R. Marshal in Rockport
Democratic candidate Governor of Indiana Thomas R. Marshal will speak in Rockport on Thursday September 17 at 2 00 p m. The event aims to rally support and outline campaign ideas in the regional drive.
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Thomas R. Marshal
Indiana
Rockport
St Meinrad Notice Time and Date
At St Meinrad, Friday Sept 18, at 1 00 p m.
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St. Meinrad
Distinguished Citizen Speech Draws Local Crowd
At Dale on September 18 at 7:00 p m a distinguished citizen will speak drawing a local audience. Citizens are urged to attend to hear the remarks and support the event in the community gathering.
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Dale
Real Estate Transfers Noted In Recent Week
W H Parker transfers Lots 3 and 8 in McK and D Richland City to Mary E Abshier for 600 dollars. Minnie D Babb and others convey nw ne il 7 7 40 and sw se 36 6 7 40 to Arch Kincaid for 1400 dollars. John C Fella sells pt se nw 16 6 54 to Lena Fella for 250 dollars. John T Oskins sells se sw 14 5 6 36 to James W Mason for 1000 dollars. Also recorded: twenty one mortgages six releases two assignments and a mechanics lien.
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Parker
Mary E. Abshier
Mck
Richland City
Minnie D. Babb
Arch Kincaid
John C. Fella
Lena Fella
John T. Oskins
James W. Mason
Debate on bank guaranty and depositor security
The Indianapolis News summarizes Mr. Bryan’s Topeka speech arguing for government guaranteed banks over postal savings, detailing depositor security, bank costs, and impact on large and small banks. It notes Oklahoma results and contrasts Democratic and Republican positions, then shifts to local race issues affecting black voters and school quality under party control.
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Mr. Bryan
Topeka
Taft
Bryan
Republican Party
Postal Savings Bank
Democratic Party
Oklahoma
State Banking Board
Cleveland
Negro revolt in Tennessee spurs new independent league
A Nashville Banner report says a massive negro voter revolt against the Republican party is forming in Tennessee. W L Miller is president and Luther Cummings secretary of the new independent league. Leaders from across the country express frustration with GOP bosses and say black voters will withhold support from Tillman Wright and likely Taft in the governor and national races. The piece notes regional distrust of party leadership and calls for coordinated action.
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Moon
Nashville
Tenn
South
Pittsburg
Tennessee
Republican Party
W. L. Miller
Luther Cummings
Tillman
Wright
Taft
Spencer County Commencement Plans at Chrisney
The second annual Spencer county schools commencement at Chrisney is set for Saturday September 12. The program includes a forenoon session with a band, class song America, two addresses, and a diplomas presentation. Eighteen hundred graduates are listed for the year with class colors white and royal blue and flowers carnations and roses.
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Spencer County
Chrisney
Moutaschka Band
Spencer County Teacher Institute Set for Rock Port
The annual Spencer County teachers institute will be at the M E church in Rock Port from Sept 7 to 11. Three instructors from Franklin College Oakland City College and Baltimore will speak on psychology literature reading and music with county residents' recitations.
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Spencer County
M. E
Rockport
HE. B. Bryan
Franklin College
W. P. Dearing
Oakland City College
Thomas L. Gibson
Baltimore
Bryan
Dearing
Gibson
Huntingburg Fair Scheduled September 7 to 12
The Huntingburg fair is set for September 7 through 12, highlighted as a major Southern Indiana event with exhibits, rides, and community activities drawing crowds from across the region.
Local Notices and Family Moves in Patron Ville
Dr C F Adye and family plan to return to Patron Ville after moving to Troy. Dan Miller and family left for Texas to establish a new home. Mrs George Marsh died at home west of here at eighty. she leaves a husband three sons Jenny George and John. Funeral at Shiloh at 2 pm Thursday. Democrat thanks readers for Dubois county fair announcements for Sept 7 to 12 at Huntingburg promising a bigger fair.
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C. F. Adye
Troy
Dan Miller
Texas
George Marsh
Here
Alf Schierbaum
Hilla Hanser
Louisville
Otto Poellein
Vincennes
Ind
J. C. Hanser
James Martin
French Lick
West Baden Springs
Frank Haase
John Schafer
Mariah Hill
D. S. Dixon
Lamar
Frank Whittenback
Degonia
Susie
Rosie
Will Schweizer
Theo. Hanser
Boonville
Truda Meyer
H. H. Moll
John Schnuck
Lottie
Charles Hanning
Ott Hanning
Evansville
Santa Claus Misses Ida and Lydia
Martin has gone to Louisville to work in a millinery shop for a period. Rev J J Braun conducted his final services here last Sunday.
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Ida
Lydia
Martin
Louisville
J. J. Braun
Rockport Council Adopts Main Street Improvement Plan
The Rockport Common Council approves Improvement Resolution No 5 to build a seventeen foot eight inch wide concrete sidewalk on Main Street in front of Hynes donation land. The plan outlines grading, subgrade, foundation, and top finishing details, with assessments to abutting property and a September 18 1908 remonstrance hearing.
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City of
Rockport
Spencer County
Indiana
Main Street
William R. Hynes
City
Second Street
Thomas B. Hardy
Jennie’ ‘Houghilend
Flere
United States
Common. Council
Main
General Assembly
State of
Hynes
INO
H. Walker
W. W. Kellams
T. R. Hardy
D. TL. Morgan
Florentine Fishback
Tos. Richey
Third Street
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