Washington Post Office Advertisements and Listings
Weekly notices list many property transfers, bank and club letters, and post office ads for week ending April 6 1909. Names include C Long Eva Edwards L Clark Dove Satterfield Trueblood Hayes Cain McBride Long Morgan Honschf Brown and others. One cent charged for all advertised matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank C. Long
Eva ‘ J. Edwards
Daniel W. Hayes
James Cain
Idn M. McBride
Frank C. Long
James B. Morgan
Edgar M. Honschf
James Mallett, Jr
Nancy M. Allen
Washington National Bank
William L. Brown
Washington
Washington Commercial Club
Williams L. Brown
Washington Post Office
H. Blue
Mary Clark
Carmen Fisher
Robert Harry
Mary Botts
Robison
Minnie Thomas
Gad Brill
Henry Broepost
Thomas Fern
Lester Ferguson
el- Mot Lucas
Ollie Miller
J. L. Myers
Joan MacCray
George Oldham
Charles H. Redman
John Ridder
John Ridder, —R. P. Sheron
B. W. Veale
E. C. Faith
New Suits at Law Include Davidson and Lashley Disputes
Filings list several cases: Davidson v Davidson seeking marriage-related relief with Padgett & Padgett representing the plaintiff. Ashley v Lashley with Mattingly & Myers for the plaintiff. Hwillion-Coats case involving James Roy Milton and May Coats of Elmore township. Cooper-Seneff pitting Lovell Clomon Cooper of Odon against Enola Marie Seneff of Odon.
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Davidson
Hwillion - Coats
James Roy cMilton
Elmore Township
May Coats
Cooper - Seneff
Lovell Clomon Cooper
Odon
Enola Marie Seneff
Gimple Remedy for La Grippe Warns of Pneumonia Risk
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure that stops coughs and strengthens lungs to prevent pneumonia. It emphasizes that genuine Foley's Honey and Tar contains no harmful drugs and is sold in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. For sale by Smith & Winton.
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Smith & Winton
Barroom Epitaph and Patent Remedy Claim
A Cosgrove saloon on Main Street displays a placard reading Closed Cranks. The item quotes a bottle ad praising Foley's Urino Laxative as lifesaving for a feverish constipated child, and notes available for sale by Smith and Winton in Wilkush Casimer Wisconsin.
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Cosgrove Saloon
Main Street
Foley
Wis
Smith & Winton
Local notices and travels in Loogootee region
Numerous short items report residents traveling to Washington Terre Haute and Cannelburg, names of families, visitors, and moves. Posts note church and school activities, a drama at Alfordsville, retirement and illness updates, and a humorous poultry incident involving a rural carrier and a hen found under a buggy seat.
Silver Link lodge 542 anniversary events noted
Alfordsville records announce Silver Link lodge 542 O F will celebrate its ninetieth anniversary at a Baptist church on the fourth Sunday in April. Rev Weeks and Rev Manwaring will be principal speakers and attendance is invited. Other local notes mention residents visiting from Washington and Louisville, plans to buy an automobile, Easter services at High Rock church, and a youth program at Godwins hall.
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Silver Link Lodge
Oo. O
Godwin’s Hall
Funeral service at Old Union Church led by Rev Langford
Joseph A. Chandler of rural route 2 is unable to work due to illness or injury. the service occurred Sunday at Old Union church with the Rev Mr Langford presiding.
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Old Union Church
Langford
Joseph A. Chandler
CORNETTSVILLE FARMERS SHIFT TO CORN PLANTING
Farmers in Cornettville move from oats to corn as spring work begins. Local residents visited from Lettaville Plainville and Washtington while others from Odon and Washington stopped by. A horse driven by Will McCormick and Dode Edwards bolted after dogs spooked it, the buggy was wrecked but no injuries reported.
Local Notes From Corning And Surrounding Areas
Miss Maud Deckard hosted guests Sunday at home. Mrs. Francis Moran visited Mrs. James Moran in Harrison township last week. Mr and Mrs W F O’Brien and sons John and Bernard attended son James O’Brien’s funeral in Washington Mon. Michael Kellett Joseph Toy and John Donahue joined the Hibernian initiation at Montgomery. Mrs Christy Nagle and daughter Lindell Nagle returned to Hamilton after weeks with William Deckard. Mrn Arvin of Loogootee spoke here Sunday. William Deckard attended Montgomery Saturday. A son was born to Mrs Thomas Colvin on April 1. Mrs Anna Hadden formerly Anna McDonald of this place died in Argentine Kan April 1 of typhoid fever. Matthew and Thomas Kellett were at Montgomery Sunday afternoon. Frank Clement was at Alfordsville Wednesday.
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Co. T. Connaughston
Terre
Haute
J. H. Hill
Ada Morgan
Tews Guy
D. Lay
Welmer
E.C. Harris
Fy. A. Dixon
Washington
Leo Dixon
JT. Barr
Ausges
Zella ‘Murphy
Lena Pflug
Samuel Sininger
Elizabeth Ryan
Cannelbars
J. D. “Montgomery
Gon Frank
Arch
Kerr
James B. Morgan
Texas
iMr. Morgan
Johnr
Healy Isimaking
D. U. Welmer
George Smith
Looggotee
E. C. Harris J
Cannelbure
Austin Walker
Augustus Ris‘acher
Loogonter
Willan Myers
Leo
Walker
Beradine Ackerman
Loogootee
Anna Reilly
Corning
John
James Fanning
Walter Welmer
Montgomery
Bernadette Tuynbloom
Joseph Paseka
Terre Haute
Everett Callahan
Will Kennedy- Jamey Mackell
Terre’ Haute
J. H
Callahan
Ruferd Fisher
Alfordsville
Hollowi Ag
Maud Deckard
Francis Moran
James Moran
Harrison Township
W. F. O’brien
Bernard O’brien
James O'Brien
Michael Kellett
Joseph Toy
John Donahue
Hibernian
Christy Nagle
Lindell Nagle
Hamilton
William Deckard
Mrn Arvin
Thomas Colvin
Anna Hadden
Anna McDonald
Argentine
Kan
Matthew
Thomas Kellett
Frank Clement
Hidden Dangers Warn Washington Citizens About Kidney Health
A vintage notice blends health marketing with a legal notice. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for sick kidneys and cites a Washington Indiana testimonial. The text then shifts to a formal 1909 petition to sell real estate in Daviess County and a resolutions of respect passage.
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Dean
Washington
Kate Clements
Sycamore Street
Ind
Roscoes Wadsworth
Jesse Hepring Vonda
Wampler
Edward Jacobs
Frederick Jacobs
Mary Jacobe
Thomas G. Wadsworth
Thomas Wadswort Sr
Daviess
Daviess County
Indiana
Sarah J. Wodsworfinj
Daviess‘county
WM. A. Wallace
Hastings
Allen & Hastings
Dean's Kidney Pills Sponsored by Foley Blaney Tar Cures
An old notice extols Dean's Kidney Pills from Jackson's pharmacy and Glad to say they brought relief. The ad lists price 50 cents and United States sole agents Foley Blaney and Tar cures, with testimonials and publication rights. Separately a death notice for James W. O'Brien dated April 2, 1909 honors his service in the Fraternal Order of Eagles and notes sympathy to his family.
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Dean
Jackson
Frier -Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
Dean’s
Agether
James W. O'Brien
Wacreas
Brother O'Brien
Aerue
White River Aerse
Order of Eagles
Aerse
Miles Jones
Philader McHenry
Ben Clawson
For Rent Five Room House at 1304 Vincennes Avenue
For Rent. A five room dwelling at 1304 Vincennes avenue within calling distance for train men. Good house and in good repair.
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Vincennes Avenue
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Jean Jot
Eugene Spott
Thomas Cacerrera
Clara Brown
Henry
Mattingly
Princeton
John Rudolph
Bernard Turaproom
Black Oak
John Thompson
James Gravey Thomas Daily
Eaglesville
James Martin
Ethie
Cannerburg
Cecil Sinkard
J. D. Loughmiller
Barr
Oscar Byrne
A. B. Coyle
Bertha Street
Etta Coons
L. M. Mobety
U. B. Church
H. M. McGracken
Charles McCracken
Casey, Ill
G. B. Weeks
Mt. Olive
Henry Arhaos Moyed
Lloyd Clark
Noah Wininger
Audrey Slinkard
Russell
S. L. McPherdon
Mary Hipshur
Mary Harshaw
Jane Witcher
Shoals
Uriah Hipshur
Matilda Hosca
Elias Hair
Cleveland
Jamies McCall
Alfred B. Coyle
Alfred
Tro Williams
Michael Undergan
Cornettsville
Charles Eagle
Lettaville
Charles Bolton
Plainville
Gideon Heavenridge
Heavenridge
Wasbblington
W. H. Harding
Freedly Eaton
Edgar Fleenor
Lettsville
Stites
Sam Critchlow
Edward Myers
Vanea May
W. S. Patterson
Thattle
George Coleman
Blanche Summitt
D. Yv
Will McCormick
Dode Edwards
Agency
Foley's
Smith & Winton’s
W. J. Bacon
J. Biddinger
Iaters
Wall Pay
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