Washington Man’s Lucky Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement
Washington barber James Hembreb shares a five year kidney trouble tale. He used Doan’s Kidney Pills from Clapp’s Drug Store and says they cured his symptoms. Foster Milburn Co distributes in the U S. Remember the name Doan’s and take no other. BAL MAN MISSING John S Burris longtime Montgomery area veteran vanishes from home. Relatives fear foul play as he left Tuesday with funds on his person. Court term notes: Nugent suit verdict $200 for note collection. Divorce case Margaret Chater vs Alonzo Coulter continued.
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Washington
James Hembreb
Harned Avenue
Washington, Ind
Doan
Clapp
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
John S. Birris
Mear Montgomery
Burris
Marier Handle Company
Thomas Nugat
Ordon
Nugent
Margaret Chater
Alonzo F. Coulter
Local Families Visit and Attend Church in Eagleville Area
Residents from Terre Haute Terre Haute and nearby towns join family gatherings and church services across Eagleville. Several names appear visiting relatives and neighbors including Chestnut Resler Clinton Hoover Chandler and others in weekend social rounds.
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John Arney
P. M. Hoover
Montgomery
Missouri
Ernest
Earl Roacr
Terre Haute
Thersila
Bert
Stella Chestnut
Harve Chestnut
Mar
Stelle Chestnut
A Franklin
Marion Chandler
Carrie Resler
Fern
Sandy Brooks
Marco
Robert
Ang
Fire in Neal and Eskridge stores sparks brief fear
A Wednesday night fire in the Neal and Eskridge stores caused by an electric iron was confined with chemicals before damage spread. Firemen arrived within minutes, a crowd gathered, and insurance covers the loss. Death notice: James Sparks, 66, retired farmer, died of Bright’s disease and paralysis at 114 East George Street. He was born in Davier’s County and lived much of his life in Bogard Township.
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Neal & Eskridge
Central Station
West End Company
Central Department
Main Street
James Sparks
James
Sparks
George
Bright
Daviers County
Bogard Township
Eirenit Court
Butt
Community notices highlight visits and local events
Local residents record Sunday and weekend visits among families from Epsom, Al Standley, Michael Wilkey, and others. A heart disease death near Hino, Indiana, notes J Hannah a farmer and National Guard member, aged about sixty, survived by two daughters, with overexertion cited as the cause.
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Ah J. Hannah
Daviess County
Mr. Harnnah
Ty Cand
Hino Fa
Whisman Ferry
Elnora
Hannah
Indianapoli
C. W. Myers
Epsom Ahd
Gladys
Kent House
Waterfowl Killing Laws Conflict Between State and Federal Rules
Georgetown editor notes a clash between state and federal law over waterfowl seasons. State rule sets a September start and December end restrictions, while federal law prohibits killing waterfowl from December 16 to September 1. The piece calls for federal supremacy in wildlife regulation.
City Officials Audit Under State Board Review
State board examiners audit the city clerk and city treasurer, reviewing operations from January 1, 1910 to the present time, as the nation covers the proceeding.
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Fiela Examinera
State Board of Annts
Debating the Nations Course and Socialist Threat
A 1912 era discussion argues against socialism and defends property rights while warning that upheaval could threaten American institutions. It emphasizes citizen duty, reform over radical change, and urges vigilance against a shifting political landscape.
Carnahan Buys Stock From Vollmer Company
Harley Carnahan becomes owner of stock formerly held by Lin Vollmer and John Livingston Jr. The Vollmer Company will close the West End store and transfer stock to the main establishment at Kisbet and Center streets under Carnahan and Livingston supervision. Potts, longtime employee, will remain with the firm until year end as leadership changes unfold.
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Harley Carnahan
Lin
Vollmer Santa
Mr. Carnahan
John Livingaton
Vollmer Kompany
Anit
Center Streets
Potts
Hazjpot
Vollmer
Livingston
Slacets
Plow Works Expands at Clore Manufacturing Plant
Plant president Matthew D. Kelly reports ongoing improvements to speed handling of finished and unfinished plows and implements. Sixty five workers are employed with capacity to rise to 100 tons. new concrete floors and tracks speed production. A new office at the southeast corner improves supervision. John Deere company receives much of output with twenty carloads due in weeks.
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Matthew D. Kelly
Clore Manufacturing Company
Herald
Mr. Kelly
Offtee
Ttl
Wilson‘s Woods
John Deere Company
California Woman Credits Cough Remedy For Cold Recovery
Miss Marie Gerber of Sawtelle California reports contracting a severe lung cold with coughing and soreness. A friend recommended Chamberlains Cough Remedy, which she says relieved the cough the first night and cured the cold in a week. Sold by all dealers.
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California
Chamberlain
Marie Gerber
Sawtelle
DIES AT INDIANAPOLIS GENEVA DAUGHTER OF EDWARD
Hind man formerly of Odon died at Indianapolis. Burial was at Odon.
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Geneva
Edward
Hindman
Odon
Indianapolis
Hurial
Relative Near OdOn Man Killed in Montana Hotel Fall
Edward Rither once a Loo- Sootee man died after falling from a th story hotel window in Montana. The incident is noted as part of a broader historical record. In Britain street horse numbers dropped from 13 000 to 1 500 over thirteen years.
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Edward Rither
Montana
WAS & Nephew
Great Britain
Indiana Poultry Show to Be Held at Tomlinson Hall
Indiana's poultry scene announced a special Poultry Show number in the Indianapolis Star. The issue will publish January 10 to 16 and feature illustrations and articles for those in Indiana's poultry industry. Readers urged to write for full details at once to the Poultry and Farm department. Also a testimonial praises Chamberlain's Tablets for curing liver complaints, with sales noted by dealers.
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Indianapolis #tar
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Indiana
Poultry and Farm Department
The
Indiananalis Stard&cwit
County Receives First Inheritance Tax Payment
Heirs of Edward Thompson Mrs W J Jackson Mrs Martha Lavelle and John Thompson paid 4197.84 to the county treasurer on an estate appraised at 197677.87 saving five percent by paying within the first year of the testator's death.
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Daviess County
Edward Thompson
W. J. Jackson
Martha Lavelle
John Thompson
Jor Cannon Returns to Loogootee Police Force
The Loogootee Sentinel reports Joseph Cannon, former city marshal, is hired as an interim officer to guard against disorder during the holidays. He is sworn in before Mayor McGorren and will work afternoons and evenings. The recent campaign opposed Cannon and his mayoral backers fell short of votes.
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Loogootee Sentinel
Joseph Cannon
Gun Club Reopens After Four Season Hiatus
The Washington Gun Club resumes activities after a four season rest. Members are urged to attend regular weekly shoots with arrangements and schedules being arranged. Club officers coordinate forthcoming events and development plans to reengage members.
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Washington Gun Club
Wil L. H. i
Doctors at Risk of Bankruptcy Mentioned in Christmas Talk
A New York observer cites a controversial remark by Mr Smith that a rival expert could force doctors to bankruptcy. The piece urges immediate cold treatment and extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective, pleasant, and safe, sold by all dealers.
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Mr. Smith
Ae Khan
Iit
Guardian appointed in Alberty case against railroad
Mrs Anna Alberty guardian of three minor heirs after settling her claim against the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern for her husband Henry Alberti who was killed in an Illinois division wreck. She receives 3500 more than relief benefits.
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Anna Alberty
Henry Alberti
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Illnois
Tanor
Itr
Alberti
Non-Residence Notice and Bank Election Details
Non Residence notice from Daviess County Indiana court dated 1913 informs defendant to appear February 1914 term to file answers in partition suit regarding real estate in Washington county. Also notice to Washington Bank stockholders for election of five directors at meeting in January 1904 in Washington Indiana.
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Atete
Indiana
Daviess Inty
Ithe
Court House
Washington
Remeiaint
Washington # bank
Indigots Pte
Beg Jatock
Daviess County
Dagg
al Baek Tak Wat
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