Obituary of Nora Dailey Robbins
Nora Dailey Robbins died February 15 1910 at age 32 wife of Ed M Robbins mother of Aden Melora and Nelson daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Dailey leaves husband Ed M Robbins children two brothers Bluford and Ed Dailey four sisters Mrs John Brodie Mrs L H Willis Mrs Chas Sloop and Mrs Bessie Neal service led by Rev J M Vawter at Mt Calvary church burial in Mt Calvary cemetery mourners recall a happy home now vacant chair and a hopeful blessing for Nora in the Lord’s care
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Nora Robbins
Nora Dailey Robbins
Charles
Elizabeth Dailey
Ed. M. Robbins
Ed. M.robbins
Aden
Melora
Nelson
Ed. and
Bluford Dailey
John Brodie
L. H. Willis
Chas. Sloop
Bessie Neal
Mt. Calvary Church
J. M. Vawter
Mt. Calvary
Nora
Farnsworth local notes amid heavy snowfall and visits
A local update from Farnsworth records visitors and events through the week. Ed Snow visited his ailing mother in Sullivan last Wednesday while a large snowfall marked the season. Numerous residents from nearby towns stopped by, shopped, or traveled to Bloomington and Indianapolis, with several celebrations and votes noted.
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Lok
Ed Snow
Sullivan
Bessie Harlow
Ollie Moore
Terre Haute
Tace Marlow
Caledonia
Farnsworth
Lizzie Able
Near Long's Chapel
Grandma Wright
Bill Kenady
Lird Wright
Near Cass
Maggie Thomas
Sadie Marlow
Cora Smith
Bill Smith
Mamie Rossiter
Eittle
Loretta
Jackson Hill No. 2
Kate Blue
Elva Alsman
Will Smith
Bloomington
Buck Harlow
Cortez Luzader
Indianapolis
Ruby Leach
Myrtle Hardin
Nate Thomas
Kaye Plue
Teresa de
Iva Smith
Tohp Simadiweot
Shel Voeon
Pera Cawder
Cass
Erode Sgoepsworth Sandow
Tyes Tyre
Severe Weather Calls Delays and Local Notices
Snow and cold caused service suspensions and late mail after a week of storms. A second quarterly meeting is set for Providence church on Sept 6 and 7 with Dr. Asbury of Vincennes in charge. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Yager on the 20th of last month. Several mumps cases appear among adults once thought immune. Ransford moves to E K Pugh farm. Burton moves to Mrs Ridgeway's. Burton & Sons and J B Thorn faced freighting troubles. Local illnesses and moves touch multiple families.
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Es Poorpus
Terre Haute
Tom Easter
Pullem
Maud Campbell
Crawfordsville
Oliphant
J. K. McClain
Mary Gill
Nelle Caton
Prairie Creek
Fanny Curry
Anne Curry
Presbyterian Church
Poopedeas
Ransford
Providence
Séth
Asbury
Vincennes
Chas. Montgomery
Lon Pennington
Emory Burton
Elmer Heck
W. A. Burton
Will Yager
W. A. Ransford
E. K
Four Year Terms Shake Sullivan County Democrats
In Sullivan county many Democrats favor one term per county officer, arguing four year incumbents face defeat in the recent primary. The editors note Arthur DeBaun and Dad Crowder were strong officials unjustly defeated, while Dr. J. L. Durham narrowly lost after opposing local option repeal. A humorous classroom anecdote and local notes follow.
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Ihe County
Arthur DeBaun
Dad Crowder
Stent de
Durham
Sullivan
J. L. Durham
Sullivan County
Mines Resume Operation After Rail Car Shortage
A large number of mines in the county resumed operations Monday after being shut down last week due to railroads' inability to furnish cars.
Appointed Justice of Peace in Sielburn
Charles F. E. Boyd publisher of the Sielburn Enterprise has been named a justice of the peace by the county board of commissioners. The action elevates Boyd to a municipal judicial role within the county.
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Charles FE. Boyd
Sielburn Enterprise
Board of County Commissioners
Bloomfield Men Buy 8 000 Acre Arkansas Timber
Judge Charles E. Henderson and Cyrus E. Davis of Bloomfield recently purchased eight thousand acres of timber land in Arkansas.
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Charles E. Henderson
Cyrus E. Davis
Bloomfield
Arkansas
Public Auction Postponed To February 26 At New Lebanon Farm
Public sale rescheduled due to bad weather from February 17 to Saturday February 26. Auction to start at ten o clock in the morning at the seller's farm four miles southwest of New Lebanon.
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New Lebanon
Unclear historical listing of livestock and wagons items
Fragmentary OCR reads a Saturday date and an inventory of animals wagons and harnesses with garbled terms. It mentions eight head of horses two mares in foal two good work mares a two year old colt a yearling cow and various vehicles and fittings.
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Ufweene Ste & Craw
Terms of Sale and Payment Schedule
Terms of sale offer cash payment for sums of five dollars and under. For amounts over five dollars a nine month credit without interest is provided, with an approved note and freehold security bearing eight percent interest from date of maturity if unpaid. A six percent discount applies to cash. No property may be removed until all terms are met.
New Suits and Bids Notice From County Infirmary
Lawsuits filed Willie Woodruff versus John Woodruff for decree and child custody. Thomas B. Larkham sues Samuel F. Badders on account. Charles F. Bales sues Jackson Hill Coal & Coke Company for damages. Mrs. Harry Bolenbaugh of New Lebanon shopped in Sullivan. Notice to bidders for county infirmary supplies. estimates on file. bids due by March 7, 1910. commissioners Turnbull Driver Mattix. auditor Bent Crowder confirms.
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Willie Woodruff
John Woodruff
Thomas B. Larkham
Samuel F. Badders
Charles F. Bales
Jackson Hill Coal & Coke Company
Harry Bolenbaugh
New Lebanon
Sullivan
L. O. Turnbull
J. EB. Driver
J. A. Mattix
County School Terms to Last Full Year
County school corporations will have funds for full terms. Merom Shelburn and Jefferson township districts needed aid last year to complete terms. Shelburn will run eight months and Jefferson township seven months under regular terms.
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Merom
Shelburn
Jefferson Township
Miami University Graduates Notable Alumni List
Miami University Ohio reports a long list of notable graduates including the president of the United States seven governors and thirty one state senators. The tally also includes seven ambassadors twenty four congressmen and one speaker of the house along with sixty five army officers and sixty six federal and state judges. The total graduates in the list exceeds two thousand when counting college presidents and other officials.
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Miami University
Ohio
United States
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