Local notes recount crimes and community events in Indiana
The column reports thieves entering a Vincennes home and ransacking it, a foreign miner dying after a fall in Linton, marriages in the area, a resignation of a local agent, and a New Year roundup in St. Louis. It also notes liquor drought preparations in Georgia, lodge membership gains in Daviess County, and upcoming Indiana trustees convention in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlianapolis
Frank Anderson
Vincennes
Dye Anederson
Georgia
Ben Bradley
A. N
Bradley
Quincy Adams
Young Bradley
Robert T. Walamazn
Swan Pond
Barr Township
William Wainman
Linton
Ed. Pipher
Hattie Cissell
J. W. Baker
Metidian Street
F. Mutle
Riley
St. Louis
Indiana State Trustees’ “Association
Supreme Court Room
Indianapo
Washington Township
Mell . Wallace
Daviess W County
Daviess County
Local visits and visits to Washington noted in Mt Briefa area
The column lists dozens of residents and visitors moving between Mt Briefa Washington and nearby towns. Individuals include Walter Welmer Goldie Wier Jasper Albert Graber and many others visiting relatives and staying through the holidays. Several names plus towns such as Waverly Pleasant Hill Terre Haute and Canada appear among the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Robling
Walter Welmer
Manis Nery
Washington
New
Thomas Williams
Aliss -Grace Pinnic
Porter
Texas
Mary’ Spaulding
Bernard ‘Spaulding
Pabkes
Terre Haute
Pasken
al Furnbroom
Ann Smith
Port
Arthu
Fragmented OCR notes on names and amounts across pages
Readable fragments list individuals such as Nancy J. Ford, Vickery, Brandon, Ada Flora and Morgan Beecen with scattered sums like 2.50 and 1600. The text appears to be damaged ledger or column notes mixing names, amounts, and references to places or categories without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wieti
Catherint
Apt
Nancy J. Ford
Plood
Vickery
Jag
Brandon
Tyabelle
F. Kutten
Fesse
Morgan Beecen
Local Notes and Community News from West Superior Area
Saturday night theft at a smokehouse described and actions of local clubs and church groups. Reports include poultry shipments by D L Welmer and officers elected for Montgomery I O O F and Tribe of Ben Hur, plus a St Peters fair with cash and prize gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
D.L. Welmer
Plymouth
U. B
D. L. ‘Weimer
A. B. Coyle
Audrey Slinkard
Oscar Bryag
D. L. Welmer
W. H. Clark
Cora Neighbors
Able
Iva
Versa Moots
Nora Wil- Hames
Jesse Allison
Dode Wayman
Royal Allison
Arry Isenogle
Clyde Thompson
Roy Willams
Montgomery
Regatar
C. W. Slinkard
William Armes
George B. Brown, Jr
F E. Parker
George. McNabb
Thomas McKnight
Ben Hur
Chiai
W. O H. Clark
Charlotte S. Knabb
Cary
A. Raney
J. Frank Sharwsi
Willian Hamilton
Grant Moots
Outer Gate
John C. Smith
Martha Smith
Local notes recount visits and events in Madison area
The column lists visitors and residents in Madison including Miss Julia Bramble from Linton and Miss Audrey Slinkard visiting Plainville. Albert Beckett of St. Louis visits his parents, Anna McAdams and daughter Veronica return from St. Louis, and Miss A L Figfin and Joy Mathews travel. The public athoola reopens Monday after holidays. Rev H A Barton misses Sunday services due to John Sowerdike's funeral in Rutherford township Martin county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Figfin
Joy Mathews
Madison
Julia Bramble
Linton
Audrey’ ‘Slinkard
Plainville
Albert Beckett
St. Louis
John E. Beckett
Anna -McAdams
Veronica
Thomas Wade
Trainor
D. L
Welmer
Frank Danti
Lewis
Washington
H. A. Barton
John ‘Sowerdike
Rutherford Township
Martin County
Damage suits filed in Knox transfer to Daviess court
Transcripts of two Knox County damage actions sent to Daviess County for venue change. One suit seeks 15000 dollars, the other 390 dollars. The E T H railroad is named in both as defendant. Mrs. Hettle McCoy sues for permanent disability after a crossing incident on July 15, 1907 involving a passenger train at Vincennes. Isaac Franklin Owen sues Benjamin Cardinal over disputed work fees seeking 300 dollars. Attorneys are listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Daviess
County
Hettle MciCox
Cassine
J. 3
Pritchett
Cardinal
Haughton & Emon
Davied Statistics Report on Last Year’s Health Facts
Fragmented OCR notes report health statistics from the previous year. Mentions illness and heart disease with numbers that are unclear. no full context or clear dates or named entities.
Mooney Family Rerin Forces In Indianapolis Community
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions two brothers William J Mooney and Lawrence Mooney and sisters Bridgett Mooney of Indianapolis. References a man once employed as an le and miner connected with St Simons church and wide local acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ars
St. "Simons Church
William
J. Ei
Lawrence
Mooney
Aydianapolis
Bridgett
Hibernia Lodge Initiates 30 Members in Montgomery Event
About thirty members of the Hibernia order traveled to Montgomery to assist in initiating candidates from Montgomery, St. Marys, and Leo. The three degrees were completed by Montgomery in the morning, with a fourth by the Washington team in the afternoon. A large banquet followed at the school hall served by the women. The group attended a St Peters church fair that evening, featuring a dialogue Cassius and Brutus by Harry Dixon and Thomas Mareandt of Nashville Tent, Jasper college students. Mareandt is son of James Mareandt, formerly a B&O Southwestern machinist in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peters
James
Flynn
John H. Dosle
Henry Gainor
Mae. Clark
Oscar Burn
Adam Lechner
Sacred Heart
Fath
Er Matthews
St. Cecelia
Albert Mangin
T. Marrin
John S. Burris
John F. Williams
Blanch ‘Cissell
Tommy’ Cheevers
Harry Dixon
T. Mangin
Eotitled Bassius
Bruttus
Madison Walsh
Chicago
Richard Shultz
JW. H
Allison
Rat
Ark Brewer
Hibernia
Montgomery
Montgomery Lodge
Gomery
Marys
Leo
Washington
St. Peters
St.Peters Church
Cassius and Brutus
Thomas Mareandt
Nashvlles
Tent
Jasper College
Mareandt
JamesMarandt
B. & O. Southwestern
Hore
West Twelth
Walnut Streets
Washington court installs Tribe of Ben Hur officers
Washington court 1169 of the Tribe of Ben Hur installed officers Thursday night including Pas chief J. M. Allen and Chief Le H. Stuckey. Teach ar Mrs Conbrrghtes Scribe G. F. Wallen K of T Mrs L. H. Stuckey Captain Vietbr Foster and other appointees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Court
Ben Hur
J. M. Allen
le H. Stuckey
Teachar
Conbrrghtes
G. F. Wallen
L. H. Stuckey
Vietbr Foster
Gaida U oAanner
Fairies License Issued to Mackenzie and Smith Couple
A license was granted on Friday to William F. Mackenzie and Margaret J. Smith of the west end. Mackenzie, a B. and O. Southwestern fireman, will marry the daughter of Samuel Smith, a Shoals area farmer.. Miss Reba Snider, daughter of Will Snider, suffered a wrist fracture after a Monday roller skating accident at Shoals and required medical attention by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Mackenzie
Margaret J. Smith
West End
Mackenzie
B. & O. Southwestern
Samuel Smith
Hear Shoals
Reba Snider
Will Snider
Shoals
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional treatment. It promises oral doses and a money back guarantee, urging readers to request circulars and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. ‘Cheney & CO
Ohio
Dying man discusses cures for turkey diseases
Fragmentary note cites Jack Taylor in Kentucky and a claim that a certain cure will hasten recovery. Mentions bourbon and other odd remedies and a seller identified as L. F. Hune meler in Indiana.
Broken OCR Phrase Signals Refund Money Note
Fragmentary text mentions refund money and a product name possibly Grove’s Quinine. The legible parts show garbled phrases, no clear event, date, or identifiable persons or organizations.
Dr. Tarrh Remedy Featured in 19th Century Pharmacy Trade
An OCR fragment notes a medical remedy titled Dr Tarrh Remedy sold widely by a pharmacy. The snippet highlights its promotional claim and ubiquity among medical suppliers of the era.
Restorative remedy advertised after church disturbance
An advertisement targets a disturbed congregation last Sunday and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar, Dr Shoop's Restorative, and related products sold by Smith & Winton and Lindeman Pharmacy. It claims benefits for nerves, stomach, liver and kidneys, and warns to refuse imitation in yellow packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley’s
Smith & Winton, Ss
Smith & Winton
Special Announcements on Foley and Dr Shoop cough cures
Public notices promote Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law. It claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, prevent pneumonia, and offers refunds if ineffective. Also advertises Dr Shoop's Cough Cure with plant-based ingredients, sold by Lindeman Pharmacy, claiming safety for babies and no opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith & Winton
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe, effective cough remedy for la grippe that stops coughing and strengthens the lungs. It warns against substitutes and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package.
How to Avoid Appendicitis- Constipation Link
Advice links appendicitis risk to chronic constipation and promotes Orina Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild non nauseating remedy that stimulates the liver and bowels. The ad urges refusing substitutes and notes sale by Smith Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orina
Smith& Winton
Prevents Pneumonia with Préventics Cold Tablets
To check cola quicky, get Pre ven tics from druggists. These safe effective tablets claim no quinine or laxative and are pitched as protective against pneumonia bronchitis lagrippe at the qeeza stage. Sold by Lipdenian pharmacy.
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Joseph , Praxon
Veale
A'é Inc
Thares
Ats
Elnora Ile
Indiana
Lidton
Grove
Bell
Roger Kivevoc
Ray
Jim ‘McPherson
Lawrenceville
Knox
H. Mageting
Myrtle Swing
Simpson
Jamids Heatbree
Jack Taylor
Bar Hill
Burbon
Oaltr
Turk
Ang
L. F. Hunemeler
Ashing
Ny’a
the. Great
Man Pharmacy
Shoops
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Lindeman Pharmacy
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