Drowned at White River Falls Near Loogootee
Edward McGuire and another youth drowned while swimming near the falls in the White River area north of Loogootee. Friends and family watched as rescuers attempted to save them after tumbling from a ledge into the whirlpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Miguite
Hingostasi
White River
Wii Loogootee
Tuva
Lanshot
Edward McGuire
Tamgs Guire
Young MeGuire
1A Sweatheart
Wee Messly Cut
Gene Powell
Mike Sarangoon
Lousnatea Varly
Thoogoolee
Hindustan River Whirlpool Tales From Old Times
Vague fragments recount Hindustan river whirlpool lore with riverbank towns and a ford as dangers. An elder speaks of an ox team crossing the ford and stories of accidents near the falls amid riverbank memories and local hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Alic
Aterj
Hinddetan
Alout Hindustan
Mrs Niblack Native of Painess County Dies in Wheatland
Mrs. Mary W. Niblack, wife of W. H. Niblack of Wheatland, died at her Wheatland home Sunday after a four month illness. She was 30, born in Painess County, married in September, survived by husband Stephen Steen of Bruceville, daughter Sarah, sons Stephen and Austin, and her parents. She was active in Mt. Gilead Church. funeral Tuesday at 10 a.m. with Rev. J. G. Abbott presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars“_ Niblack
Wheatland
Painess County
Vincennes
Mary W. Niblack
Dani
Stéphen Steen
Bruceville
Tavien
Sarah
Stephen
Austin
Nibldek
Mt. Gighureh
Athich Muunrell
Puesdar
J. G. “Abbott
Meade County horticulturists plan orchard demonstration
Daviess county horticulturists glow with interest for a demonstration to be held in the orchard at M Sears near Elnora on August 4. E F chairwoman will attend traveling from Wahine today to Odon. The program promises talks and demonstrations for a large attendance and will occupy the whole day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petlook Ts
Bie
Meade Daviess
M. Sears
Elnora
Aususe
Jersity Siports
E. Fé
Odon
Local Notables and Visitors Stir Petersburg Area
Fragmentary notes list residents and guests visiting Petersburg and nearby towns. Names include Leora Welmer, Alice Rutherford, Marie Johnson, Lucy Clark, and Mrs. Charles O Nielsen, with trips to Washington and Vincennes. Entries mention church events, family visits, and upcoming school expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Foats
Chupeti
Clark
Washington
Iss
Leora. Welmer
Alice Rutherford
Sundar
May Burton
Uss
Petersburg
Charles O'Niel
Marie Johnson
Winchester
Charles O
Ving Neil
Matthews
Spaldire
Spaldine
P. Ding
Parward Spainins
Paldigs
Herdman
Omer
Lokis & Bell Mills
Ville
Santiwestern
Ailsee
Neinnas
Sitven
Eta Saville
Phbai Washington
Othde
Rome
Gaingr
Tesegh Paseka
Bruceville Mining Town Shows New Industry Interest
The article notes a spate of interest in Bruceville as mining rises, with organizers in early planning and firms like Wasson Oliphant Coal mentioned as key players. Local families connected to nearby singingion show deep ties to the region and its evolving economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Swill
Bruceville
Elie
Fecamie
Bodith
Wasson-Oliphant
Com- FayoBen
Cesoph
Barr and Rollerty
Siingion
Twenty Year Test for Chamberlain's Colic Remedy
The Enterprise cites the enduring efficacy of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as proven over twenty years. Geo W Breck, publisher, claims consistent safe relief and universal recommendation from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsbmo
Imberlain
Geo
W. Breck
Rleeh
Clanships Awarded to Jor Bowman and Bernica Cunningham
Confirmation letters notify Jor Bowman and Bernica Cunningham of their clanship awards. The notice appears in a local records section with names and routing details. Additional context indicates official recognition by a governing body and dates unclear due to OCR gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor, Bowman
Bernica Cunningtia
The
Keating the Trees Discusses Crab Worms and Care
George Hrown gathers in a statement that whitehead crab worm is a danger among the wooded area. He notes owners should give some care. He says that by watching the area, harm may be prevented and trees protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
County Officials Name Scholarship Recipients
The county commissioners select recipients for free Purdue University scholarships owed to Daviess County. Alternates listed include Bust Deifenag Mand and P Lirtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of ‘County Commissioners
Purdue’ University
Daviess County
Deifenag Mand Dea P. Lirtel
Attorney’s Fees Sought in Reynolds Suit in Sullivan County
Lawyer Bland claims one half of a 750 suit against George Reynolds and Martha Reynolds and the Monon Coal company. After trial the jury disagreed, later settled for 1500, but Bland says he is owed 50 percent of the recoveries and that the amount was deposited in the Nasser State bank in Martha Reynolds’ name.
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Sullivan
George Reynolds
Martha Reynolds
Reynolds
Monon
Bland Auezes
Shien Asgainrt
Ithe Corporation
Jet
Las
Bland
Jaintiff
Nasser State Bank
Martha Reynokis
George Rernolgp
Eye Removal After Injury At Home By Doctor Ranney
Thom Be Borders a former resident of Hemegaoten submitted to eye removal at his Canneldare home on medical orders after a wool fiber pierced his eye during a labor incident. Dr Ranney Ranvister of Washini ten assisted by A Vette of Moentgomery performed the operation, aiming to save remaining vision. Ward FY holds Tec sion ty county gathers for the family reunion of J Fal Word of Davlosk with many relatives attending.
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Washington
Hemegaoten
Canneldare
Dra Ranney
Ind
Ranvister
Washini
Ten
Ps A
Vette
Moentgomery
Mr. Vantops
Aloe Ag
Sion
Rome
Tnt Taniity
Davlosk
Hebiveon
Sofeldck
Iit
Nsrd
Cantten
Yorger Aghtey
Sullivans and
Ri. Gontey
Hawa d ‘Smilin Ladd
Ray Smith
Ward
D. Kerry Ward
Urd
Misa
Aesianspoliet
Terture
Conler
New Mexico
Gonley
Indiana funds land for new state penal farm unit
The state of Indiana paid 57 009 Monday for 1338 acres in Putnam county to establish a state penal farm. The land lies southwest of Putnamville ten miles south of Greencastle and was chosen by a recently appointed commission. The penal farm trustees, returning from Virginia and Massachusetts inspections, will meet soon to draft plans for the proposed institution.
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Indiana
Putnam
Putnamville
Greancastle
Dings
Pefial- Farma
Virginia
Massachusetts
Immigrant steerage passage amid war time voyage
Dr and Mrs Viehe arrived in Evansville after a European tour interrupted by the war. They sailed from Southampton on the Philadelphia steerage, August 2 1914, amid many Americans aboard. The ship narrowly avoided German mines near Queenstown as French torpedo boats stopped nearby.
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Evangyli Fe Sey
Atlantic Ocean
Carl
Viehe
Evansville
London
Phéy
England
Germany
Walt
Viene
Philadelphia
Southampton
Steefase
Chisago
Vighe
Dri Viehe
Queenstov
Harber
New York
Martin County Woman Sues For Support
Elizabeth Meonald of Martin County sues Henry McDonald of Montgomery seeking a court order for ten dollars monthly support for herself and her three children. She alleges he drove her from their Montgomery home and has failed to provide any support since. Court proceedings are noted as ongoing with McDonald’s attorney listed.
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Elizabeth Meonald
Maritt County
Quit
Henry McDonald
Montgomery
Breult Court
Martin
McDoun
McDainii
Fittenoyn
Orchard Pruning and Spraying Demonstration At Arsona
Experts from Purdue University will present a demonstration on the sanitary treatment of orchards near Arsona. The event at the Sears oar Ghiora on August 24 aims to educate the public on pruning and spraying trees, with a large attendance expected and a basket lunch offered for social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Missing Methodist minister's son returns after years
Thomas C. Coleman, 22, son of Rev. Coleman a Taylorsville Methodist minister, vanished from a Cincinnati military school two years ago. He reappeared at home Tuesday in a mystery with his father and authorities declining to reveal his whereabouts or details of the disappearance. Washington police were asked to assist in the search and to locate Coleman after a persistent public alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Coleman
Sents
We. Coleman
Taylorsiie, Til
Cincinnati
Ada
Coleman
Sdn
Washington
Oleman
Ada Wampler Seeks Divorce and Restraining Order
Ada Wampler claims her husband Isaiah P. Wampler wronged her and caused guests to leave the Oaks Mercantile Hotel in Blellnell. She seeks divorce, cites a June 9 1889 marriage, separation July 17 1914, and alleges theft accusations and jealousy. She seeks support while detailing property valued at $2 000 in Bicknell and $29 000 in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conlrgr Tar Arias
Oaks
Blelnell
Ada Wample
Moop
Isage P. ‘Wampler
Calé
Wes
Bicknell
Texas
Lalimonr
How to Cure a Sprain with Chamberlain Liniment
A sprain may heal faster using Chamberlain's Liniment. Apply according to directions on the bottle and obtain from any dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Tax Payers of County Estimates Notice
Government officials announce the county tax estimates for the year with a list of delegates including Simeon Martin of Elnora and Graay Keith. The notice specifies October 14 in Texas for meetings and outlines expenses and authorization by the governor’s secretary.
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Ateliart
Ralston
Indiana
Farmers “Nations
Oer
Wartly
Texas
Farmers
Simeon Martin
Elnora
Graay Keith
Wealgson
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