Farmers brace for midmonth wheat load and welcome newcomers
The meson crop should be ready to load midmonth while the first crop remains light and the late one promising. A P Palmer of Washington buys wheat at Sandy Hook with James Ragsdale assisting. Community welcomes Charles Spain and family and notes plans for Oklahoma departure of Aden Singleton and Hugh Lett. Several local residents visit mourns, and more, including Mrs Arfilla Lett and daughter, while Miss Jean and others travel home from visits. A new Gazette body type debuts and Montgomery builds brick walks near the eating house.
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Washington
Sandy ‘Hook
James Ragsdale
Nelson | Johnson
Martha Singleton
Laura,Clark
Glendale
Arrilla
Lett
Eliza Singleton
Charles Spain
Dora, Beagley
Tom's
Charles
Kate Griffin
Greenfield
Thomas Singleton
Arfilla ‘Lett
Arthur Lett
Harvest news and local visits in early September
The report lists local people visiting and traveling between towns, with notes on illness, harvest progress, and school reopening. It mentions Miss Anna Campbell visiting Loogootee, Miss Maud Woodruff host, families like Myers at Washington, Father Curran in Corning, and several residents attending business in Sullivan and Washington. A bridge gang began work on the east bridge and parochial schools plan to reopen September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Harris
Cannerbury
Anna Campbell
Loogootee
Maud Woodruff
East Bridge
J.C. Harris
Sullivan
Ind
James McMahel
Alfordsville
Elnora News Briefs Include Obits And Reunion
Scattered notes report visits and greetings for local residents including Mrs Turaro and family, Eva Parsley returning from Indiana, Tom Nuge assisting at a funeral, and Mrs Lafe Newberry. A Cordutville church service honored Achor With ceremonies and a reunion event opened Thursday with booths and events.
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Bonha Amy Uy
Washington
Eva Parsley Jis
Indianapolis
Tom Nuge
Cordutville
Lafe Newberry
M Dot Cornettee
Chinese Situation Advices on Beleaguered Ambassadors
Washington Aug. 9 The State Department reports cable from Gen Chaffee as allied troops advance on Pekin amid Chinese resistance to relief efforts. Li Hung Chang asserts entry to Pekin is impossible and ministers face peril. Remey’s dispatch notes Japanese capture of a key town, guiding the relief march toward Yang Tsun as debates rise over immediate minister relief and diplomatic channels. Officials confer with the president and secretary of state on securing safe passage and answering Chinese demands. Despatches from Consul Good and Rear Admiral Remey inform strategy and cipher communications with Beijing. Doctors seek postings, meanwhile, amid martial tension in the Orient.
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Washington
Chaffee
enlePil
Whatman
Aranchoans
Siig
Pekin
Li Hing Chang
Ientain
Alc
Goud Ie
Sunapee
Adee
Consul Good
Shagg
China
Secretary of War
Navy Department
Remey
Che Foo
Gattum
Chaffee i
Yang Tsun
Péltsang
Saptei Department
Cne
Conger
The Dream of No News Content Friday Summary
A fragmented 1900s newspaper page notes global events from Japan to Germany, Cuba to China, plus census figures for Louisville and political upheavals in the Choctaw nation. It references King Humbert’s death, McKinley’s Cubano vacation, and the Yellowstone fire, with various arrests, trials, and financial data intertwined.
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Waco
Dennis
Coghlin
Uhio
Toledo
Itabius
Birmingham
Als
Italy
Humbert
D. Mwwaitney
National Yellowstone Park
Brady Sarphs
Lange Elliott
Halt
Ralrland (L
HYATT NEWS BUNCHES SOCIAL NOTES FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND
Mr and Mrs John Chandler were in Washington Monday Robert and Walter Chandler visited Logoot Thursday Mrs Louis Fretz aided Mrs All Brey Thursday Bert Fretz returned from Appleton Friday from Martin County to attend the funeral of Marys mother R M Craig Otwell was here on business last week James Able and family visited nearby Sir Banity Smith of Wethershire visited relatives in town Mr and Mrs Robert Chandler were in Washington on business Saturday
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J. D. Lockmiller
Washington
John. Hediick
Alfordsville
Arch McClintock
Bing
Bumsbert
New Jersey
Detroit
Frank Vendamore
James Hurd
Greenville
iMiss
Shin
Amos B. Smith
Balthnors
Smith
tIpundere
Sadie James
Robert
Walter Chandler
Loogoot Phureday
Loui Fretz
All. Brey
Bert Fretz Hax
Apkan- Bas
Martin County
Mary
R. M. Craig
Otwell Awas
Sydek
Atte
James Able
Sir Banity
Wetershire
Louisville
Births and financial notes from local records
Birth notices list a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Leo Neiry and a daughter to Mr and Mrs David Kaplany. The record also mentions Mr and Mrs Robert Underwood and a trustee note with figures for expenditures, road taxes, and taxes per hundred dollars dated August 4, 7900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Leo Neiry
David Kaplany
And
Robert
Underwood
Coronet's Inquests on Washington County Drowning Death
Indiana coroner inquiry into the accidental drowning of Dillon Pronk in the White River, Daviess County. The verdict finds death by drowning on August 35, 1908, with no foul play. The deceased, 18 years old, 5 feet 6 inches tall, 2185 pounds unwrapped, pale with blue eyes and smooth fade, worked as a farm hand for Gus Neizbbors. Coroner TRAINOR and Clerk Waren J. Serpiz oversee records.
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Indiana
Gue Pronk
Gus Neizbbors
E. Trainor
Waren J Serpiz
Daviess County
Veale Township Budget Report Details Daviess County
The Veale Township Advisory Board proposes expenditures and tax levies for the year at the annual meeting held in School District No. 4. It outlines township expenditures of 450 dollars and cents per hundred, with trustee and poll tax figures to be finalized, reflecting per capita charges and tuition-related costs for Veale Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Advisory Board
Viess county District No. 8 tax levy notice
Reeve Township Viess county district 8 proposes annual tax levies for 1900 covering township expenditures 5 cents per dollar, local tuition 1 cent, special school expenditures 1 cent, additional road expenditures 5 cents, poor expenditures 2 cents, totaling 47 cents per hundred dollars. Signed H C Tuvecove treasurer dated Aug 1 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viess County
Idol
VanBuren Township Seeks Levy Proposals for Year 1900
The Trustee of VanBuren Township in Daviess County calls for advisory board action on expenditures and tax levies for the coming year. Proposed totals include township and local school costs, special school tax expenditures of 100, road tax at 15 cents, poor expenditures of 5 cents, and overall expenditures of 2,120 with a 55 cent per hundred dollar tax levy. Signed J W Treen Loan, Trustee, August 1, 1900.
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VanBuren
Daviess County
J. W. Treen Loan
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Oliver
The
Hatfield and Palmer CO
Washington, Ind
BIG Windy News
Arfilla Lett
Laura, Clark
Aden Singleton
Hugh ° Lett
Oklahoma
Adam, Singleton
Will Scudder
Hugh Lett
Oliver “Edwards
Mrs Will Clark
Washiteton
Montgomery
Jean
Matthewa
the Gazetté
Coon ‘Montgomery
Monroe Vitus
May Perkins
John Fanning
Messrs
Frank and
Grant Myers
Father Curran
Corning
Wm. Price Sr
Henry “Tucker
Liss Tressa Krishak
Linton
Elnora
Mr. Bisai
Tom Ketchemies
Boo Ofan ii
Orient
the Orient Iyenter
Ssiot Ries W
Chind
Nagasak
Tniyapoetd
Aetn
Seri AG
Cary T
Yoobtesty
Dee
Peters
America
McKinley
Washiniatou
Cubtan
Dotton
Seeard
Gable
Ern
Labrador
Ita Tolesson
Monza Ba
Bina Humbert
Marguerita
Cremong
Abbe
Algute Valete
Sulson
Caryollton
James 'E. Murtig
William Herzog
Pulfcenin
Mark Unwasy
Kite McKinley
Colombia
Weeidental Horel
New York
N.Y
Wienipeg
Eltheny
Gepser Basin
Yellowstone National Park
Hulg Chang
Peter Stanton
Huntingtob
Imanee
Lewis Brow
District Supreme Court
Germany
iBritish
Itas
Ahi Sete Ey Ptick
O Geemole
West Indies
Manila
GAZ
Eltech
Weekly Gazette
Gazette
White
Tor
the Gazette CO
Inds
Hyatt News
Mr Sand
John Chandler
Washington ‘Mionday
Robert Chandler
Ters
iSiaxeng Ll. Wels
AIA
Daren
Coronet
Frank Dillon
Veale Township Report
Reeve Township
H.C. Tuvecove
Vanburen Township
Will A.hat
N. E
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