Republican members to meet in Indianapolis for party preliminaries
A December 13 gathering of Indiana Republican legislators at the Claypool hotel aims to renew ties and discuss session preliminaries. Edwin M. Lee, state chairman, invited house and senate members, with talk of a potential minority floor leader in the Senate, Ralph Kane of Noblesville, though no specific agenda is planned.
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Willhold
Indianapolis
Claypool
Ben
House
Senate
Edwin Af. Lee
Indianpolis
Ralph Kane
Noblesville
Take Care Kidney Pills Benefit Neighbor Mrs Hawkins
Mrs. Alice Hawkins of Terre Haute Ind reports kidney trouble with back pain and frequent urination. One bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills relieved pain and restored regular kidney function. She credits the remedy for her cure. Sold by Smith and Winton.
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Foley
Alice Hawkins
Terre Haute
Ind
Foleys
Smith & Winton
Mrs Vance Leaves for Chicago Poultry Show
Mrs. Vance departed for Chicago to oversee her poultry exhibit at the large poultry fancier’s show. She is among about forty Indiana exhibitors attending the event.
Genuine Foley’s Honey and Tar Ad Truth in Yellow Package
A historical cautions against substitutes for cough remedies. It touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds, highlighting a yellow package and urging readers to accept no substitutes sold by Smith & Winton.
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Foley
Smith & Winton
City Schools Dismissed for Sixteen Day Vacation
W F Axtell announces city schools close Friday afternoon December 16 for a sixteen day holiday vacation lasting until the first Monday of the new year. Pupils and teachers receive a substantial break.
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W. F. Axtell
Lumbago sufferer praises Foley's Kidney Remedy
J. W. Greer of Greenwood Ta suffered severe back pain and used Foley's Kidney Remedy after which he reports relief from lumbago. He states the attacks began in the small of the back and became paralyzing before treatment. Sold by Smith & Winton.
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J. W. Greer
Greenwood
Foley
Smith & Winton
Club Holds Meeting at Library With Varied Talks
The Monday Afternoon club met at the library for an engaging session. Topics included responses to roll call, silk culture, and lectures on Chinese Americans, Americans in China, and figures Li Hong Chang Wu Ting Fang Shang Yin Tang with presentations by Mrs J Beltman Mrs J G Allen and Mrs M F Burke.
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America
China
J. Beltman
J. G. Allen
Li Hung Chang
Wu Ting Fang
Shang Yin Tang
M. F. Burke
Planting Depth May Boost Orchard Fruit
Cal Dean of Fairmount reports deeper planting improves his fruit trees. He planted trees at about two feet depth, then added soil to reach fourteen to fifteen inches. After three years the trees thrive, and a nurseryman concedes the trees show thrift despite initial warning. Dean credits exposing root roses and keeping roots not buried too deep as key factors.
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Cal Dean
Fairmount
Mr. Dean
Dean
Nurgeryman
Chamblain's Liniment Offers Quick Sprain Cure
A damaged report notes a sprained ankle can disable an injured person for weeks without proper treatment. Chambliam's Liniment claims to cure in three or four days, touted as a remarkable preparation sold by all dealers.
Echo of Railroad Scandal Involving Illinois Central
A Kentucky suit against the Illinois Central railroad claims fraudulent car repair bills totaling 6.5 million dollars and alleges fraudulent state auditor reports. The petition also seeks back taxes for the last five years amounting to 521,719 dollars.
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Chicago
Jennie Edgar
Illinois Central Railroad Company
State of
Kentucky
Ilinois Central Railroad
Indiana lawmakers urged on road funding at national congress
Indianapolis delegates report considerable talk on statewide road aid as Indiana hosts the American Good Roads congress. J E Pennypacker argues the meeting will shape other states’ laws, while Horatio Earle criticizes Indiana’s road tax system and foreign workers’ role. Thomas Nugent and county commissioners traveled to attend.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
J. E. Pennypacker
Horatio S. Earle
Michigan
Mr. Earle
Thomas Nugent
Board of County Commissioners
School Boys Caught Drinking Whisky in Basement
Four high school boys all under fifteen were found drinking whisky from a pint flask in the school basement during hours. The incident sparked a rising investigation and parents of the youths were notified.
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Newcastle
Ind
Dec. C
Risid
Ramsey home burned in Linton blaze
During the absence of George Ramsey and family Monday morning a new three room house was destroyed by fire. Fire fighters could not access a hydrant due to distance. All contents were lost. Loss valued at 800 dollars with small insurance.
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Ramsey
Linton
George Ramsey
Croup Fears Prompt Foley’s Honey and Tar At Home
Mothers keep Foley's Honey and Tar for childhood croup and give at first sign of danger. The remedy contains no opiates and is sold by Smith & Winton.
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Foley
Smith & Winton
Veteran Alfred Meade Dies After Long Illness
Longtime Daviess county resident Alfred D. Meade died at his home southeast of Washington on the Forseville road after a period of critical condition due to paralysis and starvation complications. He was an aged Civil War veteran, born May 12, 1844, who served in the Sixth Indiana Volunteer Infantry and fought at Shiloh and Chickamauga before mustering out in 1864. He leaves a large family, including his first wife Sarah Shaw and second wife Mary E. White, plus multiple children, siblings, and half-siblings. Meade was a member of the Glendale lodge of Odd Fellows and the Bethany church.
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Viess County
Alfred D. Meade
Washington
Forseville Road
Harrison Township
Tee
Willam C
Delilah Hayes Meddi
Washington Township
Daviess County
Indiana Voluteteer Infantry
Nag Hope Church
Georgia
Shiloh
Stone Rya
Liberty Gap
Chickamauza
Chattenoorma
Buzzards’ Roost
Brow Ferry
Resacca
New We Church
Meade
Sarah Shaw
Boly
James
Terre Haute
Michael Lavelle
Davies County
Democratic
James C. Lavelle
Menzel and Company
Simple Safeguard for Sera in Youngstown
Mrs. D Gilkeson of 326 Ingles recalls relief from throat inflammation after using Foley's Honey and Tar for a severe cold. She notes one dose improved her sister’s throat and that a bottle is kept in the house, advising acceptance of the product over substitutes. Sold by Sith & Winton.
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D. Gilkeson
Sera
Youngstown
Ohio
Foley
Sith & Winton
Election of bank directors at Washington National Bank
Notice to stockholders of Washington National Bank in Washington Indiana announcing an election of five directors to serve the coming year. The election will be held on the second Tuesday in January 1911 in Washington Daviess County Indiana from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Directors elected will hold office until successors are elected and qualified. Signed W M Hayes, Notary? (cart)
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Washington National Bank
Washington
Indiana
Daviess County
W. M. Hayes
Cart
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