Bank Statement Certification for 1908 Dawiess County
W M Hayes cashier of the bank swears the above financial totals are true to the best knowledge. A Dec 1 1908 notary public GEO H Read attests. Directors Francis M Harned N G Bean and W R Meredith sign as witnesses to the oath.
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State of
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Daviess
W. M. Hayes
W. R. Meredith
Francis M. Harned
N. G. Bean
Geo. H. Read
Roosevelt Expands Civil Service to Fourth-Class Posts
President Roosevelt issued an executive order bringing 1,054 Indiana fourth class post offices under civil service protection and naming 1,084 postmasters for life, extending the policy to thirteen other states. The move, aimed at removing patronage, faces southern resistance and may set a nationwide precedent if successful. The issue followed Taft’s prior civil service support and could alter postmaster appointments across the country. The piece also covers a Farmers Institute at Elnora with talks on farming methods, grain, hog care, and road improvements.
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Roosevelt
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Maine
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Vermont
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Rhode Island
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
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Congress
Civil Service Commission
United States
Hot Springs
Taft
Cincinnati Civil Service Association
4Ite
Farmers’ Institute
Elnora
John Nelswanger
A. G. Burkhart
Tipton
Fred Toelle
Burhart
Opera House
Simeon Martin
Mra H. A. Turney
Ransom Pope
Burbart
R. J. McCallian
Joan Eads
P. H. McHenry
Joan Nelswanger
Elmore
Indoor Zoo to Open in Brann Building Next Week
Gus Lambrigegr owner of the Indoor Zoo announces a weeklong display in the Brann building at 418 East Main Street. He recalls hard knocks on the newspaper streets and will host guests of honor Monday night at the grand opening.
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Gus Lambrigegr
Brann
East Main Street
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Camier Boys
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Zoo guests include Washington orphans home children
Mr. Lambrrig ger notes the joy of visiting children as brightening the day and describes wishing to die amid their laughter. He calls the children a guiding star and values their music as a beacon for the afterlife.
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Ibrigger
Zoo
Washington
Lambrigger
Trial halted as juror illness delays Hale murder case
In the state vs Hale for Ham Dillon’s murder, circuit court recessed after juror Joan Perkins fell ill. Cross examinations touched on insanity defenses with Dr Scudder and Dr Parr testifying that Hale was insane at the time of the shooting while others questioned the extent of the condition and possible future recurrences.
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Hardin J. Hale
Ham Dillon
Joan O. Perkins
Mr. Perkine
Anderson
C. P. Scudder
Scudder
A. J. Padgett
Arthur Dillon
Elmore Township
Hale
Orty
Louisa Hale
Valpraiso
Miss Hale
Elnora
Dillons
Kentucky
Dillon
Albert Dillon Hale
Louise Hale
Circuit Court
Dillion
Vapraiso Normal
W. H. Lyon
Pulaska
Benjamin J. Burris
Denton Vale
C. H. Yenne
GL. Parr
Gardiner
Washington
Parr
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E. Main St
Tony
Washington and
Daviess County
America
Directoire
Ringling
Bavium
Robinson
Brain Huilding
Owens
Burkhart
W. A. Ross
John Neiswanger
D. M. Inman
Richard McCallan
Charles Joanson
John Eads
J. E. Pershing
James
Wilson
Exndoor Zoo