Local News Briefs From Montgomery And Vincennes
The column reports J. C. Brnommett traveling to Washington and a revival led by Rev. H. A. Barton at Bertha U B church. It notes the Salvation Army services at Morris chapel and a parochial school basketball exhibition with a strong crowd. Lucile Coyle died after a short illness. funeral held at Antioch cemetery. A Dutch boy swindled $10 from a passenger near Vincennes, with the con man citing language barriers. The piece closes with a discussion of surety bonds and an attorney general ruling on bond compliance.
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Salvation Army
Morris Chapel
George Rudolph
Echool
Lucile
A! B. “Coyle
Membrane
Sit
Antioch Cemetery
Dutchmah
Oklahoma
A. Nesboy
Arain
Vincennes
St. Louis
New York
Pagstnger
State Auditor Kebmer presses bond reforms on banks and trusts
Indications favor victory for State Auditor John C. Kebmer in his months long battle with bonding companies to file bonds for bank and trust officers that meet legal requirements. Bonds drafted by the auditor are arriving at his office. Federal Union Surety leads the list of firms agreeing to comply as Kebmer continues his drive for proper compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C
Bill‘Kebmer
Bank and Trust
Federal Union Surety Company
Biheimer
Teachers Examination Yields Several Licenses
At the courthouse last Saturday in January the county held teachers examinations. Of 37 entrants, 29 applicants passed or earned licenses. Three reached the grade, six reached the B grade, and seven were granted licenses to reach one year. One applicant sought a county high school license and three sought a state common school license. among state license applicants two failed and one earned a license at three years.
Ambiguous law changes affect teaching licenses
A garbled OCR note references a new law taking effect next year granting three year licenses and paying a teacher to achieve a higher grade on the examination. The text is unclear but mentions a meeting and grading standards tied to licensure and exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Egal Feather
Chaney Denies Third Term Push in Roosevelt Move
Congressman Chaney says he has learned of a National Roosevelt League effort to renominate Theodore Roosevelt. He notes a visitor from New York pressed for support and that he would back Charles W. Fairbanks, not Roosevelt, stressing that a new term for Roosevelt would resemble a third term and goes against American presidential tradition.
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Roosevelt
John C. Chaney
National Roosevelt League
League
New York
Bela Tokan
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Chicago
Chaney
Charles W. Fairbanks
St Patrick’s Day Observance Arrangements In City
The state chaplain Rev Father Stanton of St Joe will speak at St Simons church in the evening. The lecture is free and open to the public. Stanton is described as a forceful eloquent preacher and those who attend are invited.
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Emerald Isle
Washington
St. Patricks Day
Father Stanton
St. Joe
St. Simons Chus
Local groups plan orderly procession to St Simons
Members of Martin and Montgomery divisions gather at the K of C hall for a pleasant evening then proceed in a body to St Simons for planned activities with the local order and neighbors.
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Martin County
Montgomery
K. of C. Hall
St. Simons
Petersburg glaziers fined for intoxication in police court
Glen Gavage and Alva Drake two Petersburg glass blowers were fined one dollar and costs for intoxication in the police court Friday. Officers Royce and Wallace caught them at East Van Tres and Second streets Thursday night at 11 15 and they were escorted to the county jail. They were arraigned before Mayor Russell the following morning.
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Glen Gavage
Alva Drake
Petersburg
Royce and
Wallace
East van Tres
Second ‘Streets
Russell
The Dog Tax Man
A crude note warns that unowned dogs must be reported or sent to neighbors and taxed. It claims assessors will ask about how many dogs are owned or harbored, implying penalties for stray animals.
Mrs Margaret Von Allmen Dies in Louisville at 90
Mrs Margaret Von Allmen mother of Carl Von Allmen on the west end died Wednesday night in Louisville Kentucky where she had been living with her daughter Mrs Conan The body will be buried in Olney Illinois Born Margaret Kue in New Albany in 1835 she left three daughters and two sons Mrs Henry Godeke Mrs Launerer Mrs Conan Carl Von Allmen and Henry Von Allmen
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Margaret von Allmen
Carl von Allmen
West End
Louisville
Ben
Conan
Olney
von Allmen
Margaret Kue
New Albany
William von Allmen
Henry Godeke
Launerer
Mt. Carmel
Inl
Henry von Allmen
California
Hog cholera remedy claims from Kentucky buyer
Clintonville resident G. V. Shipp testifies that Bourbon Hog Cholera Remedy is the only cure he has found for hog cholera after selling and using most hog remedies and hauling out dead hogs by wagon load. Product sold and warranted by L. F. Hunemeter of Washington Indiana.
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G. V. Shipp
Clintonville
L. F. Hunemeter
Washington
Ind
Public Auction Covers Jacks and Blooded Chickens
Glendale will hold a public auction on Saturday March 7 1908 offering two large black jacks starting at 10 00 a m with one third in twelve months one third in twenty four months and one third in thirty six months. Also blooded chickens Plymouth Rocks Brown Leghorns and other breeds priced from 75 cents each. A real estate rep is sought by The Real Estate Security Co offering special inducements in Fort Dearborn building Chicago.
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Glendale
Tarvis
Gregory
Wiw
Shirelift
Denby
Waite Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
D. In
Weimer
Montgomery
Real Estate, Security Co
Fort Dearborn
Clifea- KO
Rt Alea
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