Measles in Montgomery and local notices
Montgomery reports several measles cases and illnesses including Uncle Billy Perking and Mrs. Barr. Births, visits, and community notices fill the town scene with choir practice, moves, and a surprise birthday party for Miss Pearl Morgan. Local health, family moves, and social events weave through Barr township activities.
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Billy Perking
George Dally
Lewis Biddinger
John Barr
John
Rosa Thompson
Bickwell
Joseph Speder
Terre Hatte
Gus O'Neill
Bicknell
Montgomery
May
Lucy Clark
Loogcotes
Zohn Montgomery
Arias Hipebur
Oscar Swanagan
Chandler
Oxls
Barr Township
Mary White End
Potta
Locust Grove
Stiehd Ebarch
Sodge
Beank
Nm Gosling
Cincinnati
Mr. Gosling
Gosling
Charles Hiam
Seounty
Whis Sigter
Vol. Morgan
Miss Pearl
Edith Loughmille
June Steen
Agnes
Brad
Corminla
Morgan
Emma
Cora’ feCracken
Albert Brommitt
Jaltet
Harry Morgan
Phillip , Bradley
John A
Harry Loughmiller
Willson vows strong action to curb Kentucky night riders
Governor Augustus E Willson of Kentucky says night riders have caused damage and loss of life but will be stamped out. He calls the riders cowards and asserts twenty militia can defeat five hundred, with state power restored to punish the guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Augustus E. Willson
Kentucky
Willson
Lfe
Heated Columbus floor test over Cleveland street rail funds
Mayor Johnson’s ally Jesse B. Roberts charged 840,000 dollars were unlawfully diverted from Cleveland to build street railway tracks. The debate on a bill to renew streetcar franchises ended with a 53 to 51 defeat and a chaotic adjournment. A separate Charleston probe discussed Aquor funded anti prohibition activity and detective shadowing rumors.
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Columbus, O
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Jesse B. Roberts
Cuyahoga County
City of
Roberts
Johnson
Mr. Roberts
John N. Stockwell, Jr
Cuyahoga
Stockwell
Charleston
W. Va
Senate
Aquor
Alvord
Anti-Saloon League
Campbell
Sale of Bonds Notice by Daviess County Officials
County commissioners through the county treasurer announce a sale of bonds at 10 oclock p m at the county treasurer office in Daviess county Indiana. Sealed bids will be received for bonds to fund current expenses and road repairs.
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Ereby
Daviess
County
Indiana
Pepair
Herald
Republicans to Hold Mass Conventions in Daviess County
Notices announce mass township conventions across Daviess County Indiana on March 21 1908 at 2 pm to elect delegates and alternates for judicial congressional and state conventions with detailed precinct delegate tallies and township by township meeting sites. County convention to nominate candidates follows on March 25 1908 at Washington Indiana. Township conventions for township tickets are set for March 28 1908 at 2 30 pm with positions including Trustee Assessor and more. J G Allen chairs county committee with P A Hastings secretary.
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Daviess Couty
Indiana
Washington Township
Washington
Sherif
Republican County Committee
Daviess County
Mare Wena Veterinary Failure Records Unclear
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a monetary amount of 170 dollars and a veterinary failure linked to a mare named Wena. A tangential snippet mentions an officer on the steamship Montesumi and references to horses and males sent south, though details are garbled.
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Mare Wena
Montesumi
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United States
Principaia
THE
Globe Printing Company
ST. Louis, MO
Washington Realty Co
Jackson’s
Washington, Indiana
Owen’s Feed
Purdue University Agricultural Experimental Station
Owens
East Main Street
Dearman
Poultry House
Mr. Bean
Tyre
PA. Estes
Tucky
Ohio
Bogard Township
Ternates
Elmore Township
Harrison Township
Madison Township
Reeve
First
Stedle Township
van Buren Township
Veale Township
J. G. Allen
P. A. Hastings
On Politics
Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Weekly Courier - Journal
Nel
Daily Courier-Journal
Sunday
Postmaster General of the
Daily Herald
Weekly Gazette
the Gazette and Herald
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