Local notices and movements in town life mention moves and contracts
James J. Durham leaves for Glenwood Springs to join a surveying party for a month before returning to Purdue. Frank Nicholas secures contracts for two residences on West Washington Street worth 4000 and 5200 dollars. Walter Wood and Mrs Wood travel to Wisconsin for weeks. Della and Harriett Rosenberger visit J. N. Rosenberger in city. Nan Wood visits from Indianapolis. William Dobbins moves with family to Sullivan. he manages Central department store. Silver Chaney and Dr. L A Stewart visit Trinity Springs. Fire damages Nell Hanchette residence roof from defective flue. Wade Ridgeway recovers from a head injury near Carlisle. Jones charged with assault and battery. bond set at 260 by George Unger. J W Lindley and S E Lindley return from Trinity Springs. Juhur Asbury moves to Terre Haute for Vandalia Coal. Mrs Mary Junkworth returns to Columbus. Charles L D Hunt buys Chas Edwards property on West Washington and planned move. Hudt Hawkins to occupy Hurt residence. William H Lucas returns from visit to Culver. Postmaster D S Hunter of Pleasantville, burned out by fire, seeks supplies to resume temporary post office operations. insured partial coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Durham
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Purdue University
Frank Nicholas
Paul L. Reid
Will H. Hays
West Washington Street
Walter Wood
Wisconsin
Della Rosenberger
Harriett Rosenberger
Tiffin
J. N. Rosenberger
Nan Wood
Indianapolis
William Dobbins
Sullivan
Bedford
Dobbins
George Unger
J. W. Lindley
S. E. Lindley
Trinity Springs
Juhur Asbury
Lave
Terre Haute
Asbury
Vandalia Coal Company
ASLO ot her Kind You Have Always Bought
Fragmentary OCR shows a signature line and repeated phrase about ASLO and “the kind you have always bought.” The readable text is limited to a short endorsement-like line with a signature cue. No clear event, date, or attribution emerges from the fragment.
Indianapolis Market Cattle and Hogs Prices in August
Indianapolis market report lists cattle and hog prices by class. Steers, heifers, cows and calves, with weights from 700 to 1,300 pounds, plus hogs ranked by weight from 150 to over 210 pounds. Prices shown for bulk sales and commodities like wheat and corn are given.
Former Stage Driver Bied in Terre Haute Death
William 8. Griffith 79 a pioneer stage operator of western Indiana died at St. Anthony's hospital after a brief illness. Born in 1828 in Pennsylvania he came to Terre Haute in 1888 from Merom Indiana His stage lines covered Vigo and Sullivan counties and Crawford county Illinois He is survived by a son Clarence Griffith of Clinton a daughter Mrs Mattie Hayes of Terre Haute and another son Fred Griffith of Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
William
Clinton
Mattie Hayes
Fred Griffith
Cleveland
Pastor Melnete Miller Resigns for Evangelist Role
Rev Melnete Miller pastor of the Christian church resigns to accept a district evangelist post. Mr Miller's successor here has not yet been chosen. Mrs W W Casto and daughter Adelia of Washington visit friends in the city. Mrs John Curry of Terre Haute returns home after visiting Mrs George Goodwin. Erasmus Parrett of Rosedale with the Rosedale Herald called on the Union. the Parretts head to Turman township to visit Mrs Parrett's parents. Perry W Phillips of Armourilla Texas, visiting here, leaves yesterday. Ira Gudden and wife depart for Niagara Falls. Mrs Jack Schwefelberg of New York, visiting Mrs A Goldberg, leaves for New York after her husband’s death. her son Alvin accompanies her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melnete Miller
Christian Church
Miller
W. W. Casto
Adelia
Washington
John Curry
Terre Haute
George Goodwin
Erasmus Parrett
Rosedale
New York
A. Goldberg
Alvin
Lost English setter puppy with white tan markings
Notice describes a 12 month old English setter puppy missing since Monday night. Features include white body with tan markings on face and chest, prominent nose and ears. Reward offered. Contact details unreadable in notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niddie
McDaniels Captured After Booze Joint Operation
Charles McDaniels, who ran a liquor establishment along the Illinois shore of the Wabash opposite Bright Light, was captured by Sheriff Pelany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniels
Charles ‘McDaniels
Illinois
Wabash
Pelany
Taft on Presidency and near people counsel
Taft argues the president must be close to the people and act for the nation’s best interests. He stresses humility, loyalty to platform, and steady leadership drawing on Lincoln and Roosevelt as guiding examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
Collier’s Weekly
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Arrives as Modern Ocean Liner
The Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, a 613 foot steamer of the North German Lloyd, arrives in New York with a 401 crew and capacity for 425 first class, 388 second, and 556 third class passengers. It features no upper berths in first class and many single rooms, with side by side or right angled berths in doubles. The ship seats 824 in the dining room and offers an open air Vienna cafe veranda on the promenade deck for coffee or lunch with wind screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
New York
Bremen
Lloyd
Vienna Cafe
Great Britain's 1907 coal output figure cited
A historical note states Britain's coal production in 1907 reached 267 828 276 long tons, equivalent to 299 etc. The fragment references the United States leading the world in contrast to Britain’s output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ‘States
Great Britain
Notice of Liquor License Application in Farmersburg Indiana
A white male resident of Curry township Sullivan County Indiana seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking rights. He plans to operate from a two story brick building on lot 8 in Crawford and Heap's addition Farmersburg, describes the location and premises details for which the license is requested. Jordon T. Jewell is the sole owner and applicant. First insertion Aug 5 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Crawford
Heap
Farmersburg
Crawford Street
Jordon T. Jewell
License Application For Alcohol Sale In Shelburn Curry Township
Edward L. McCrocklin announces a forthcoming application to Sullivan county Indiana Board of Commissioners for a liquor license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors at retail in quantities under five gallons for on premise consumption. The described premises occupy the lower room of a two story brick building in the northeast corner of a real estate lot in Curry township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Curry Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Application for License to Sell Liquor in Curry Township
James H. Heck announces he will apply to Sullivan county Indiana with residency over twenty one years for a license to retail spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors for on site consumption within a defined Curry township lot. The premises lie on Crawford street Farmersburg and describe a 30 by 20 foot room at ground floor south side of the building with glass frontage. First insertion Aug 5 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Curry
Towit
Crawford
Heap
Farmersburg
Sulivan County
Ind
Crawford Street
James H. Heck
License Application for Liquor Sale in Sullivan County
Nick Gariano, a white male resident of Curry township Sullivan county Indiana over 21 and resident over 90 days, seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking rights. The building is a one story artificial State building on Crawford on Heap addition Farmersburg lot 4. It faces Williams Street and has a glass door and windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Township
Sullivan County
Ind
Board of County Commissioners
Indiana
Crawford On Heap
Farmersburg
Williams Street
Lot 8 Crawford and Heap addition Farmersburg liquor license notice
Describes a September 7 2008 license for selling liquors at a ground floor room of a two story brick building on Crawford Street Farmersburg Indiana. The property is Lot No 8 in Crawford and Heap's addition with specific dimensions and frontage. First insertion August 5 1908 notice appears with probate and appointment references.
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Mary Junkworth
Columbus, Q
Marion Rioetts
Charles LD. Hunt
Chas. Edwards
Washington Street
Tr. J. B. Maple
Mr. Hurt
Hudt Hawkins
Evansville
Hurt
William H. Lucas
Harold Bays
Culver
D. S. Hunter
Pleasantyile
Hunter
Timothy
Ie Ae Eeereen
Bied
Pythian Knights
Boston
Old Point Comfort
John A. Curry
Massachusetts
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Indiana Brigade
District of Columbia
A. C. Duddleston
Duddleston
H. A. Ferguson
Hoosier Brigade
Terre Haute Company No
No. 83
Martinique
Franklin Field
Linton Company
Linton
Diana ’. Dapp
Pond
Richmond
W. H. Tabor
Maine
New Hampshire
James Branson
Thurman McDonald
T. W. Kennedy
Essie Wilson
Mae Wilson
Fall River
Old Gotham
Philadelphia
Potomac River
Plymouth
Plymouth Rock
Pythians
Taft
Nick Gariano
Said
Crawford and Weap
Sai
Ollin A
McCrocklin
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