Valin Found Guilty On Blight Tiger Charge In City Court
Charles Valin former saloon keeper in the city was found guilty of keeping a blind tiger and fined 100 dollars plus costs and given sixty days imprisonment in the county jail. The trial drew a large crowd as witnesses testified about liquor purchases and Valin claimed the stock was residual after he left the business. An appeal was announced and a 500 dollar bond set for the September term. The sheriff holds the confiscated liquor pending case outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Valin
Russell
Valin
Alvin Padgett
Hastings
Elijah Capman
Riley Connour
George Pher
Chapman
Pipner
Val
Connour
Chapman Place
E. Valin
Aliam Beck
E. L. Hatfield
Va- 2
Veales Creek
Portersville Road
Bagan
Elmore Teachers Chosen for Camp Years
The Elnorth School board selects the camp year teachers led by Superintendent C. T. Amick. Principal Charles McMullen. Room 3 grades 7-8 Albert E. Fershing. Room 4 grades 5-6 William Co. Payne. Room 3 grades 3-4 Miss Ruth Johnson. Room 2-3 grades 2-3 Miss Dale Winklepleck. Room 1 grades 1-2 Miss Berta Lak, Janstar OB 2B Myere. School starts the first or second Monday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnorh
Ithe Illowing
C. T. Amick
Pharles McMullen
Albert E. Fershing
William| Co. Payne
Ruth Johnson
Erades
Miss Dale
Bertie Lak
Janstar
Myere
Veale Township Teacher Appointments Listed
The notice lists appointments for Veale township schools for the term of 1909 10 including teachers Clara Barber Walter White Josephine Chapman Charles L White and others under trustee Frank Swann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolle
Veale Township
Latti Tell Colberti
Scudder
Barber
Ids Cubbbacts
Walter White
Nout Paifuesh
E. E. Dayton
Charles L. White
Josephine
Chapman
Frakk Swann
Newburg Latin Teacher Engaged at Washington High
Ett Woods of Newburg is engaged to teach Latin at Washington High School this state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ags. Ett Woods of
Newburg
Washington High School
Indiana Dairy Industry Convention Plans Second Annual Meeting
The state board of health will host the second annual convention at the state house on September 7. Milk producers, butter makers, wholesalers, retailers, inspectors, and health officers will discuss sanitary milk, dairy laws, and city ordinances. Topics include bovine tuberculosis, tuberculine testing, dairy farm construction, refrigeration, costs of clean milk, and industry cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
State House
County Board Visits Plymouth to Decide on Orphans Home
The Daviess county board of charities pushes for abandoning the orphans home and placing dependent children in state institutions. They plan a visit next week to the Julia E Work home in Plymouth to evaluate costs and feasibility amid debate among local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Plymouth
Daviess Courty Board of Charities
Circuit Court
Nntates
Julia E. Work
State Board of Charities
Daviess County
Peter
Egra Mattingly
H. F. Vollmer
Little Powe
Mitchell
Elmore Township
Rhodes Hired to Join Indianapolis High School Staff
C C Rhodes chemist from the Indianapolis city board of health has been hired by the city school board to fill the high school vacancy caused by H J Season. He will teach German and biology and is expected to boost athletic programs. Rhodes graduates KS Komo High School and Franklin College and will arrive soon to settle in. Superintendent Axtell says the board secured a strong instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C. Jones
Tacoma
Washington
Miss Woods
W. F. Axtell
Moores Hill College
State, University
C. C. Rhodes
Indianapolis
V. FP. Axtell
Rhodes
Socialist Picnic At Plainville Harvest Grounds
About ten local socialists and families attended the basket picnic at Plainville harvest grounds. Several hundred people were present with Miss Janet Fenimore of Anderson, lecturer of the Eighth district, as principal speaker for the day.
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Jef Daviess County
Harvest Tower
Plainville
Sund
Barnett
Misa
Janet Fenimore
Anderson
Washington’s last saloons close in business district
The city’s business district becomes saloonless as licenses for Leonard Kiefer and Charles Connaughton expire. West end licenses by Hogan Miles and John Healy remain, September renewals pending. since February 23, 56 saloons have closed under the local option law, with police keeping order as crowds disperse. Kiefer’s four weeks as owner end with substantial weekly profits cited. The change marks a new era for Washington’s commercial area.
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Washington
West End
Leonard Kiefer
Charles Connaughton
Montgomery
Kiefer and
Connaughton
Buti
James Hogan
William Miles
John JT. Healy
Kiefer
Elnora Work Injury Delays City Laborer
James Auberry an E and I section hand living at the City hotel sustained a painful mashed right foot unloading cinders at Elnora Tuesday afternoon. An Elnora physician treated the injuries and he returned to the city about 6 o clock. No bones were broken and he will be unable to work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Auberry
City
Elnora
Auberry
Trustees Notice for Vesle Veale Alfordsville and Washington townships
Trustees announce monthly office hours and locations for township business. Frank Swann meets at his residence in Veale township on the ond and las Thursdays of each month. R V Cox holds office in Alfordsville on Saturdays to transact all business. The Washington township trustee operates at Waller's harness shop corner East Fourth and Main streets with Friday sessions for poor relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesle Township
Veale Township
Frank Swann
Reqve Township
Nis
Alfordsville
R. V. Cox
Washington Township
Truste
Waller
East Fourth
Main Streets
Grant Keith
Arford vs Herron and others in Daviess circuit court
State of Indiana Daviess county S Daviess circuit court September term 1905. Roland D Arford sues Jesse Herron et al Complaint No 12570. Defendants listed include Harry Webster Mattie James D H Slinkard Stella Sommers Lucy Hastings Jesse Flinn John Flinn Sarah Johnson James Flinn John Slinkard James Hamersly Catherine Hamersly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Daviess County
S. Daviess
Roland D. Arford
Jesse Herron
Harry Webster
Mattie James
D. H. Slinkard
Stella Sommers
Lucy B. Hastings
Jesse Flinn
John Flinn
Sarah Johnson
James Flinn
John Slinkard
James Hamersly
Catherine Hamersly
Notice to heirs in quiet title suit in Daviess County
The plaintiffs complaint seeks quiet title to real estate in Daviess county Indiana. Defendants named including George Rainey James Herron Marla Herron and others must appear at the Daviess circuit court Washington Indiana by September 20 1909 or answer or demur to the complaint. Witness dated July 28 1909 with clerk WM A Wallace seal of court. Mattingly Myers attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rainey
James Herron
Marla Herron
George Flinn
Jane Filan
Jacob Flinn
Belinda Flinn
Moses Herron
Mary Ann Herron
Robert Herron
Sarah Herron
Matilda Herron
William Herron
Holman S. Humphrey
Mary Humphrey
Lucinda Grimes
John Grimes
Mary Schooler
Benjamin Schooler
Martha Bozwell
Ezekiel Bozwell
John L. Hughes
Jane Hughes
Mancel Hughs
Martin Hughs
Lucy Hugs
Robert W. Hughs
Eliza Hughs
James Hughs
Mary Hughs
Isaac Hughs
Missouri Hughs
Amy Elizabeth Hughs
Sarath Herron Hughs
Delila Slinkard
Lewis Wales
Rhoda Wales
Towl
John Slinkard
James Hamersly
Catherine Hamersly
James Herr
Washington
Indiana
Daviess Circuit
Washington, Indiana
WM. A. Wallace
State of Indiana
Daviess County
Daviess Circuit Court
Geneva E. Summers
James E. Summers
Mattingly & Myers
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Palmer
Elmore
VEALE
Eyploss Latin
Baldwin
Will Stoe
E. Main St
Washington, Ind
State of
Naasy Courtney
Davisss County
James H. Courtney
T.D. Simp
William H. McCarter, Jr
Daniel L. M'Carter
Mattingly & Myers, Attys
Wilson Bldg
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