List of Letters Remaining At Washington Post Office
Week ending December 1 1908 shows women Maud Darnell Addie Sturgeon and men Joe Clements J B Cody Jamie Everson C B Hill Charles Hyatt Henry Layle F L Metz W J Porter as advertised items. Postmaster EB Faith notes one cent fee for all advertised matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Office
Maud Darnell
Addie Sturgeon
Joe Clements
J. B. Cody
Jamie Everson
C. BE. Hill
Charles Hyatt
Henry Layle
F. L. Metz
W. J. Porter
EB. C. Faith
Zinkan Divorce Actions From Hastings Proceedings
Zinkan and Zinkan Della M. Zinkans file divorce petitions in Hastings with Alien Hastings attorneys for plaintiff. Carnahan Co. v Hosea lists M J Carnahan Co. against Hosea with Gardiner law firm representing plaintiff. proceedings noted in Gardiner, Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinkan
John L. Zinkans
Della M. Zinkans
Hastings
Alien & Hastings
Carnahan CO
Hosea
M. J. CarnAhan Co
Harvey J. Hosea
Nuie
Gardiner, Tharp
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised in Washington Ad
Washington readers report months of relief from backaches and nervous fatigue after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Joshua Shaw credits rapid relief and long-lasting cures, purchased at W. L. Jackson's drug store, with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joshua Shaw
East Main Street
Ind
Dean
W. L. Jackson
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Colds Quickly
Hoarse voices coughs and colds that may develop into pneumonia overnight are reportedly eased by Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy soothes inflamed membranes heals the lungs and expels the cold from the system. Smith and Winton druggists sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith and Winton
Evansville Report On Game Warden Capture Near Stacer
A late Monday night report from Evansville details Game Warden Henke capturing a suspect at a game reservation near Stacer. The narrative notes ongoing efforts to secure the area as traps and enclosures were described in the pursuit and subsequent apprehension of William Stilwell.
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Evansville
Stacer
Henke
William Stilwell
Heuke
Dog missing after cyclone hits Franklin township
Report details the disappearance of a dog owned by Dr. J. C. Adkins after a cyclone damaged the William Jones farm, the kennel thrown 100 yards, and the dog unnamed and feared lost. Nearby notes mention saloon closures in New Castle Indiana and drastic water shortages in Bloomington Indiana due to low reservoirs.
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J. C. Adkins
William ‘Jones
Wach
Franklin Township
Jones’ Place
Adkins
Wage conflict, arrests, and local notices in dec 3 reports
Disappointed by rejection of a marriage proposal in Pittsburg and the arrest of Robert Lyon in a necklace case frame a day of varied local items. From Jasonville to Windfall and Philadelphia, Dec 3 reports note saloon license expirations, medical fees disputes, a steeple wedding plan, typhoid deaths, coroner bonds, and a wounded victim in Philadelphia.
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Pittsburg
Emily ‘Weaver
North Side
Robert Lyon
Lyon
Man wounded by rifle bullet in arm ends in surgery
A man in Richmond reports unbearable pain from a long ago rifle wound that traveled the arm. Surgeons perform an operation to remove the ball and later plan to turn it into a watch charm as a memento of the experience. In other notes, Thomas H. Wiego, former justice of the peace from Tazell county now in Cedar Bluff, was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary for county funds embezzlement. In Morocco Indiana a woman known for shifting names has a large clan of related Robbins Sparrow and Quayle surnames through three marriages.
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Bard
Hallman
Richmond
Thomas H. Wiego
Tazell County
Cedar Bluff
Circuit Court of Farewell
Morocco
Ind
Martinton
Partridge
Robin
Sparrow
Quayle
L Robbins
Little Quayles
Swann
Public 1 Cent Notice of Various Auctions and Notices
Public notices list sales in Epsom and Montgomery with livestock household goods and farming implements. Also announces depository bids for Washington Township funds and an election of three trustees for Charity Lodge No. 30 in Washington Indiana on December 17 1908.
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Epsom
New Bethel Church
Masonic
Charity Lodge No
Salt Charity Lodge No
Masonic Temple
City of
Washington
County of
Daviess
Indiana
Lodge
Henry Alman
Notratary
Hayes Cashier and Successors Named in Brief Notice
A brief notice lists W. M. Hayes as cashier and mentions successors and qualified parties, indicating forthcoming appointments or transitions within the organization.
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Oell
Cashier
Non-Resident Notice in Daviess Circuit Court 1908
The state of Indiana Daviess county notifies non resident defendants in Simonson vs Bright et al to appear by February 1909 next term or face judgment in their absence. The notice is dated December 4 1908 and signed by Clerk WM A Wallace with Hastings Allen Hastings attorneys.
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Daviess County
Indiana
Board of Finance
Washington
Temple Court
William L. Brown
James T. Cunningham
State of
Daviess
George G. Simonson
Sarah B. Bright
Wesley Shively
John Shively
Ira Shively
William Shi
William Shivyely
Mary Jane Osman
David C. Osman
George Parsons
George
Parsons
Court House
Cour—Ty Codneil
Lake& O'Clock
Thomas Nugent
Coroner's verdict inquest death of William P. O Brien
An inquest in Washington Indiana found William P. O Brien died Saturday November 28 1908 around 4 p m from being struck by train number 6 on the B and O Southwestern railroad. He was eighty one years old six feet tall about 160 pounds with blue eyes gray hair American born. No valuables were found on his person. Signed December 1 1908 in Washington Indiana by A C Holder.
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William P. O'Brian
B. & O. Southwestern
Washington, Indiana
A. C. Holder
P. A. Hastings
Inquest Finds Death Due to Pulmonary Apoplexy
Deputy coroner A H Holder in Washington Indiana reports an inquest into William Watson's death. The finding states death was caused by pulmonary apoplexy. Watson was 57, about five feet nine inches, weighed around 240 pounds, with light hair blue eyes born in America. Attested in Weslington November 14, 108.
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Union H. Holfer
Daviess
Tridiana
William Watson
Weslington
Indiana
A.H. Holder
P. A. Hastings
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Universal
M.J. Carnahang
Weathers
Clarence Onis ‘Weathers
Myrtle Rose
Chicago
Pepperell
Mass
First National Bank
Rency
John D. Armstrong Company
Bedford
Nina Bocock
Christina Bocock
J. H Bocock
Hamilton
Ohio
W. H. Grosser
Warrick County
Gasgar
Kentucky
Seymour
Foist
Lens Place
John John Broks
Indianapolis
Brooks
Feists
Pitteburg
Exposition Park
Ter
Estelle Stout
Tenet
Horebertas Fetal “Pie
New Castle
Henry County
James McVeigh
McVelgh
Bloomington, Inc
City Water Works
Helfrich
Gosport
Washington, D. C
Hemenway
Cannon
Coutso
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Tyreine
Jasonville
Wrighttownealp
Wayne County Medical Society
State Board of Medical Registration
Arthur Jones
Whitewater
Jones
Mendlden
James F. Cahill
Ethel Eccleston
Mystic
Jim
Faome
B. F. Chance
Tipton County
Omer Z. Dean
Grace
Philadelphia
Iitx
Charles ‘Hallman
Owen
Cavanaugh
Montgomery
William Quilliam
National’ Bank of
Washana
Gald Ch Fom
WM. A. Wallace
Daviess Circuit Court
Hastings, Allen & Hastings, Attys
Mattingly
Vins
Atrorneys
Atam
Monsey
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