Ice Hot Bottles and Carving Sets Featured Items
In a compact display the store lists Ice Hot Bottles in two sizes priced at 73, 2.25 and 2.50 with carving sets for game sets and related items noted among offerings. The brief reads as a generic merchandise roundup with emphasis on product types and approximate prices.
Two Option Bills In Indiana House Platform Plan
The Democrats in the Indiana house formulating platform bills likely to include amendments to the county local option law replacing county units with city and township units, and possibly a repeal and new law for township and city option. A separate bill may raise saloon license fees.
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Indiana
House of Representatives
Abe
W. W. Spencer
Spencer
Press of
Carl Hunt
League
Doolittle Disappears From Majestic Theater
Police and volunteers conducted a several hour search Saturday night and Sunday morning for W. M. Doolittle manager of the Majestic theater for several weeks who vanished leaving unpaid bills and no trace of his whereabouts.
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Doolittle
Washington
Clay
Terre ‘Haute
The
Majestic
Dave Padgett
W. M. Doolittle
Majestic Theater
Bing
Fogarty Named Warden of Indiana Prison
Edward J. Fogarty former mayor of South Bend and a Democrat was chosen warden of the Indiana state prison by the board of trustees in Indianapolis on Saturday. His term begins after he signs the contract and files his paperwork.
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Fogerty
Edward J. Fogarty
South Bend
Wer Chhosen
James D. Reid
Indiana State
Board of Trustees
Indianapolis
Hibernian officers chosen for 1911 by A. O. H. local division
The local division of the A. O. H. named officers for 1911 with John Dally as president and John P. Smith as vice president. C J Ward records, William J Cooper finances, John Cavanaugh treasurer, John Raymoon marshal, Cornelius Haffey sentinel, Michael Cos erove sergeant at arms. Standing committee includes Michael Mooney, Patrick O Neall, Louis Gootee, Chris Clark, Martis Cahill. A St Patrick day celebration committee was appointed and the event may differ from prior years.
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Hibernian
John Dally
John P. Smith
C. J. Ward
William J. Cooper
John Cavanaugh
John Raymoon
Sentinel
Cornelius Haffey
Michael Coserove
Michael Mooney
Patrick O'Neall
Louis Gootee
Chris Clark
Martis
Keith Surprised By Birthday Crowd At Home
Louis H. Keith was surprised Sunday night at his South Second Street home by a crowd of friends for his thirty second birthday. Cards were the main pastime and late refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
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Keith
Louis H. Keith
South Second Street
Remarkable Foot Juice Cure Gains Nationwide Attention
Root Juice swells in popularity as a sensational remedy claimed to cure stomach liver kidney and blood ailments. Testimonies praise relief from indigestion rheumatism and kidney issues with few bottles, priced 14 dollars each or three for 2.50 at Lindeman Pharmacy.
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Lindeman Pharmacy
Notice Inviting Proposals for a Depository
The board of finance of the city of Washington Indiana invites proposals for depositing public funds. Proposals due by January 7 1911, for a two year period. Proposals must be secured by bonds as required by Indiana law. Secretary A H G Temple Court Room 1.
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Board of Finance
Sctual ‘Corporation
Washington
Indiana
Isaid Corporation
Temple Court
Ltte
Remarkable Cure Reported From Kidney Remedy
Greer, Greenwood, Va offered with a testimonial claiming severe back pain and near paralysis were relieved by Foley's Kidney Remedy. The narrator says injections were needed then credits the medicine with complete relief and no lingering symptoms. Sold by Smith & Williamson.
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Greer
Greenwood
Foley
Smith & iWifton
Whisky Fiend Bechtel Killed. Swope Arrested in Lyndhurst Case
Lebanon December 19 William Bechtel was killed by a blow to the heart with a chair. Earl Swope is jailed accused of the murder after reportedly striking Bechtel following an insult about his name. Bechtel’s death occurred in a livery barn. two witnesses corroborate the crime. Bechtel, from a wealthy family, left an estate near $75,000 and a history of alcohol-related troubles. In other news W H Whittaker, former Indiana Reformatory superintendent, is named superintendent of the District of Columbia Reformatory. The commission also awarded a contract to build a new prison four miles from the George Washington Bridge, with Whittaker to supervise the project.
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Lebanon
William Bechtell
Earl Swope
Bechtel
Swope
Here
Denises
Bechtels
Wakers
H. Whittaker
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
District of Ogalumbia
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Gazette and Herald Company
Hallie Moore
Grandview
United States Army
Evansville
Moore
Foster
John F. Chapman
Axtell Avenue
Chapman
Company E
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Harley Eskew
E. J. Smith
Thomas Smith
Charles Smith
Mary Titchenor
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Lena Marsh
Norma Johnson
Ruth Walters
Norma ‘Hopewell
Tavia Fowler
Carrier Potts
Louise
Helen Essie Clementine Potter
Charles
Josephine
Elwood Campbell
Irma
Loran Campbell
Will Hamersly
Mirage Walker
Charles Dove
Clyde Burris
Ben Burris
Clara Brown
Louis Helphinstine
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Jamestown
Cat Wright
Génuin Wright
E. H. Wricht,co., Ltd
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OWL Drug Store
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H.C. Trulove
Oliver M. Vance
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