Nelle Yeager Marries in Evansville Ceremony
Miss Tesce Yeager elopes with Mr. Jordan after a Washington transfer. They wed in Evansville at 4 p.m. with Yeager family and Evansville acquaintances in attendance. The couple plans a wedding trip to Tennessee amid local notices and scattered genealogical details.
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Jordan
Washington
Thuregi
Yeager
Evansville
Jes Yeager
George Yeager
Seville
Wood
Daviess Coun
Young couple wed in quiet Evansville ceremony
Charles Scales aged 23 and Miss Edna Hall aged 19 married at 1 o clock in Evansville by Rev Frank Wise of the Church of Christ. Witnesses were few. Scales is son of Thomas Scales of Reeve township. bride is daughter of Edward Martin Hall of Dubois county. They will reside in Reeve township.
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Charles Scales
Garkh
Reeve Township
Scales
Frank Wise
Thomas $, Scales
Edward Martin Hall
Dubois County
Thomas D! Wade
Melissa
Robinson
Squire J. Ww. Kellams
Wade
Shoals town marshal dies after blood poisoning from mowing accident
John H. Sherrick, town marshal of Shoals and a prominent Martin County figure, dies at home after severe blood poisoning from a mowing accident on the river west side. A machine blade struck a hidden stake, a cut on his arm worsened into infection despite brief illness, leaving a wife and four children.
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John H. Sherfick
Shoals
Martin County
Sherrick
Sherfick
Lost River Township
Dessie Hobson
Charles Joney
Little ‘Gem
Mitchell
Warte
A. L. Hobbson
U. B
Hobson
Fairview
Cem
Helphinstine Home Fire Damages House and Furniture
A garage fire damaged the Helphinstine home built in the 1880s, with flames reaching the second floor and walls charred. Fire fighters faced hose shortages and partial access, while only one rusher was injured slightly. property loss is estimated near 4,600 dollars with furnishings damaged. The Helphinstine family and neighbors learned of the blaze by telephone as crowds gathered.
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Earge
Helphinstine
H. Kiefer
Neights
Local visitors and events noted in Loogootee carnival week
Frank Hagarty of Terre Haute and Father Gorman visited Loogootee this week while L D Wadeworth came from Washington on Monday. Mrs Calligan and Cincinnati relatives attended, teachers met in Washington Tuesday, and Mutual life work resumed after three weeks.
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Frank Hagarty
Terre Haute
cFather Gorman
Loogootee
L. D
Georgia
Elis Gyite
Ant
Local Rural Notes On Wheat Threshing And Community Events
In Knox County this week farmers report wheat threshing underway with new machinery brought to fields. Frank Ward and daughter Meela attend Baptist services at Wilson Creek Church as John J. Baldwin visits area. A local farmer struck a 95 foot lay and reports strong crop yields amid busy harvest conditions.
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Imr
Frank Ward
Meela
Baptist Aviation
Wilson Creek
Knox County
John
J. Baldwin
Deen
Potts Reunion Moves to September 3 Near Waco
The Potts reunion date has shifted from September 12 to September 3. The event will be at Pottsgrove, one half mile east of Waco, with speeches by prominent men and a basket dinner promised. All welcome to share Potts hospitality.
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Potts
Pottsgrove
Waco
Public sale of Laura B Carroll estate personal property
Executor of Laura B Carroll's estate announces a public auction at the decedent's Steele township residence on September 23 1907 at 1 30 pm. Items include a mare buggy harness hogs corn two milch cows calf household and kitchen furniture. Cash for sums up to 5, credit nine months for larger amounts with note and 6 percent interest. Hastings Allen Hastings lawyers.
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Laura B. Carroll
Steele Township
Elmer E. Hastings
Hastings
Allen & Hastings, Attys
Washington Indiana bonds for fire station and apparatus
City of Washington Indiana to issue twenty five hundred dollar bonds at four percent interest, payable semi annually, to fund erection of a fire station and buy apparatus. Notices will run in The Washington Gazette and Daviess County Democrat for two weeks. bids due Sept 9 1907. Mayor Robert Russell to sign. city clerk Charles Willey to attest.
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City of
Washington
County of
Daviess
Indiana
Peoples National ‘Bank
Sald
Washington Gazette
Daviess County Democrat
Robert. Russell
Charles Willey
Washington Ordinance Amends Signs and Awnings Rules
The ordinance revises Section One of the Signs and Wooden Awnings statute, setting new limits on business signs across streets and sidewalks. It restricts signs extending over four feet and requires lighting standards on Main Street while preserving protections for property signs within set height allowances.
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City of
Washington
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