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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1909

Page

2

Republican Primary Ticket Named for November City Race

The city Republicans held a Saturday primary nominating Thomas D. Slimp for mayor Philip Hart for clerk Matt McCracken for treasurer J M Black and George A Brigat for council at large and five ward councilmen James W Ramsey D W Ogden Zed Morton N W Martin Frank Gregory Heaviest vote was mayor about half the GOP total of 562.

City Republicans Thomas D. Slimp Philip Hart Matt McCracken J. M. Black George A. Brigat James W. Ramsey D. W. Ogden Zed Morton N. W Martin Frank Gregory Holder Slimp Thompson Hart Bright Black George E. Hopkins Hopkins James Colbert Webb Ogdon Ogdon Cobert Potts Morton Martin Gregory

Indian land lottery winners named from Indiana

Dispatches from Couer d Alene report Laura McCord a former Washington girl won a land claim in the new Indian reservation drawing held Friday A total of forty Indiana residents won land in the Bad Indian reservation Miss McCord a daughter of Robert McGlora now of Indianapolis and sister of Mrs Charles Russell of that city also Murray W Band of Sandborn Knox county won a claim

Couer A Murray W. Band Sandborn Knox County

Traveling with Buffalo Bill Wild West show

George Hodge son of Dr C R Hodge vicar of Episcopal church travels this season with the Buffalo Bill Wild West show. He is solo corneter with the band drawing a salary for services as a musician of unusual ability. Austin Parsons son of Benjamin Parsons of Art Township was driving near Antioch Church when a shaft dropped, the horse ran away. The buggy was wrecked but Parsons was uninjured.

George Hodge C. R. Hodge Sir John’s 5 Episcopal Church Austin, Parsons Benjamin Parsons Art Township Antioch Church Parsons

Militia Leases Auditorium Rink for Five Years

Bruce Murphy owner of the Auditorium rink leases the rink to Captain Frank Snider of Company I First Infantry for armory use for five years. Militia gains full control, skating barred without permission. Possible transfer of rink equipment and future sublease or management by militia.

Bruce Murphy Auditorium Frank Snider Company Militia Company Murphy Snider Armory First Infantry Zinkans

Washington Typographical union to celebrate seven years

The Washington branch of the International Typographical Union marks seven years on September 24 with an anniversary meeting. A social program includes rolls, minutes, talks on union benefits, finances, apprentices’ gains, and memories of early days, featuring Claude E. McCord, George D. Colbert, L. H. Veale, Henry Backes, Hiram McCafferty, Stephen Belding, H. E. Teufel, Charles White, Willis Medcalfe, Homer Burton, John Spaulding, William Him burg, Claude Turner, and John T. Harris.

Washington International Typographical Union Claude E. McCord George D. Colbert L. H. Veale Henry Backes Hiram McCafferty Stephen Belding H. E .Teufel Charles White Willis Medcalfe Homer Burton John Spaulding William Himburg Claude Turner John T. Harris

Married in Indianapolis on brief notice

Ray C. Wilson eldest son of Thomas Wilson and Ruth A. Moorman formerly of Washington were married Monday morning in a Catholic church in Indianapolis. A Wilson family sister denied prior knowledge of arrangements. The bride, 17, attended local commerce college and worked as a stenographer. her father ran Seating factory before moving to Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Ray C. Wilson Thomas Wilson East Walnut Street Ruth A. Moorman Washington Wilson Harry V. Hyatt Ner

Wheat Fire Destroys Matthews Farm Crop

Sparks from Hamilton and Waltimer threshing outfit set fire to six stacks of wheat on Michael Matthews farm two miles north of Montgomery this forenoon. Despite all hands efforts the grain was destroyed. The separator was moved to safety. Loss runs to several hundred dollars. Insurance status unknown.

Hamilton & Waltimer Michael Matthews Montgomery Matthews

Suggestions to Teachers and a High School Resignation

State Senator Ezrane writes on good teacher characteristics for the Teachers Journal urging abstinence from intoxicants and avoidance of card playing and dancing as essentialけ. Ralph D. Wadsworth resigns from the local high school to teach in Pomona California, due to his wife’s family ties and climate. Edith Woods will replace Miss Anna C. Jones in Latin, and a chemist position shifts within the Vin­ cennes Baptist church context. A B&O Southwestern brakeman, William Sullivan, was injured at Cann erburg while throwing a switch, hurting the stomach and facing possible complications.

Ezrane Teachers’ Journal Indiana Mattingly Wadsworth Riday Ralph D. Wadsworth Los Angeles Cal Toderi Gfhis Walsworth Wateworth California Pomona State University Methodist Church of Bloomfield Miss Jones J. H. Rhodes Vincennes Baptist Church Indianapolis City William Sullivan B.&’O. Southwestern Cannerburg Sullivan Seymour

Corporation Assessments Show Railroads Cut In Daviess County

Assessments for railroads and the Washington Street streetcar in Daviess County decreased this year, while total county wide valuations rose slightly. The B and O Southwestern saw the largest per mile drop from 25 000 to 24 000, and other lines like the Washington Street Railway and Southern Indiana were reduced as well. A separate table lists per mile values for telephone and express firms, with mixed changes from 1908 to 1909.

State Board of Tax Commissioners Daviess County Washington Street Railway State Board B. & O. Southwestern Railway Company Agther Company Southern Indiana Railroad Company E. & I Railroad Company Pulman Car Company Telephone and Telephone and Telegraph Systems Express Telephone Telegraph Pullman Pullman Company Western Union Dole Central Union Tel Co Daviess Co. Tel Plainville Tel. Co S. Ex. Co U.S. Ex. Co Wells-Fargo Ex. Co

Spelling Bees Gain Steam in Indiana Public Schools

In Indiana and Washington County areas spelling bees are being promoted by Robert J. Aley the new state superintendent. He prepared a new course of studies and has completed a circular letter for distribution to about 18 000 teachers with the addressing process starting this week.

Washington Daviess County Indiana Robert J. Aley Aley

Mortgage Loan Assignment In Greene County

Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company assigns its long time mortgage loan business in Greene County to Gilbert H. Herndon of Bloomfield. The transfer covers farm loans and city business block loans across Daviess Gibson Knox Sullivan and Vigo counties. The company boasts ample funds and favorable loan terms for borrowers.

Greene County Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Gilbert H. Herndon Bloomfield Daviess Gibson Knox Sullivan Vigo Northwestern United States Diwl

Trustees Notice from Veale and Nearby Townships

Notices announce monthly trustee sessions in Veale township at the trustee's residence on the second and last Thursdays. Frank Swann in Veale, Ri V. Coz in Alfordsville, and Grant Keith in Washington township detail their office locations and weekly Friday access for township business.

Veale Township Frank Swann Reeve Township Alfordsville Im. Ri V. Coz Washington Township Waller East Fourth Main Streets Grant Keith

Mortgage Loans On Farms And City Property Offer

Five per cent interest on 5 to 10 year terms with large loans from $3,000 to $50,000 and more solicited. Over $2,000,000 loaned in recent years with no foreclosures. Please write for full terms and security descriptions of real estate offered as collateral.

Non-Resident Notice in Daviess Circuit Court 1909

The State of Indiana Davie county court issues a non-resident notice in Daviess circuit court. Defendants Edward Fisher William Fisher Malinda Gough and others must appear by October 5 1909 or plead to the complaint. Deputy clerk and Hastings Hastings attorneys for the plaintiff are named.

State of Indiana Daviean County Pat Daviess Circuit Court Jackson Graber Va Milton-Satterield State of Indiana Edward Fisher William Fisher Malinda Gough George Petty Charles Petty Rebecca Petty Susan Petty Edward Petty William J. Dillon Walter 5. Dillon John Patterson Thomas Patterson William McCall James Baker Mary Coan Jackson Petty Solomon Satterfield Mary Patterson Samuel Satterfield Marloa Satterfield Eliza Satterfield Polly Satterfield McBride Edward McBride Daviess Washington WM. A. Wallace Hastings, Allen & Hastimg S

Public notice of sidewalk contract in Washington Indiana

The Daviess county commissioners will on Thursday September 9 1909 at 2 o clock pm bid contracts for constructing sidewalks on the west and north sides of lot 29 at the county jail site in Washington. Bids per square foot, plans on file at the city clerk, county to furnish cinders at courthouse.

Board of Commissioners of Daviess County Indiana City of Washington Court House

Notice of Final Settlement for Joseph E. Thompson

Creditors heirs and legatees of Joseph E Thompson deceased must appear in Daviess circuit court at Washington Indiana on September 6 1909 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. John Thompson Administrator. Witness Clerk WM A Wallace Clerk Carless Circuit Court Hastings Allen Hastings attys.

Joseph E. Thompson Daviess Washington Indiana John Thompson WM. A. Wallace Carless Circuit Court Hastings, Allen & Hastings Attys

Notice to Non-Residents in Daviess County Indiana

Geneva E Summers sues James E Summers in Daviess Circuit Court case 12367. Defendant must appear September 16, 1909 at Washington Indiana Court House as fixed by plaintiff. Clerk WM A Wallace signs the notice. Mattingly and Myers, attorneys.

State of Indiana Daviess County Daviess Circuit Court Geneva E. Summers James E. Summers Washington Indiana

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