Farmers Institute and Corn Show Promises Noted County Event
The Farmers Institute and Corn show will run January 20 and 21 with high hopes for a record county turnout. Instructors are experienced, with practical insight and thorough, reliable addresses. Premiums are liberal, and officers push to make this institute the most far reaching in county history. A sponsor note from Rev I W Williams of Huntington WV testifies to Foley’s Kidney Remedy’s effectiveness for nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble. Sold by Smith and Winton.
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Farmers' Institute
Farmers’ Institute
Coun
I. W. Williams
Rev. I. W. Williams
Huntington
W. Va
Feely
Foley
Smith & Winton
MAN KNOWN HERE KILLED IN ILLINOIS TRAIN YARD
Danville Illinois January sixth Tom During known as Hog Face Dutch a famed circus trainmaster was crushed by a fast moving engine in Lyons yard at 3 o clock yesterday morning His body was dragged 300 feet and fragments were collected in a basket He had worked with Barnum Ridley Wallace Hagenbeck circuses for years and was not a native of Danville Rail men who knew him mourn his death and will be grieved by the news
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Danville
Ill
Tom During
United States
Lyons
During
Dynamite blast at orphans home endangers lives
In January an explosion occurred at an orphans home as dynamite packed with coal misfired. Matron Mrs. Gressel directed breakfast preparations, the kitchen range blew up, ceilings were damaged, and flames spread. She concealed the fire from 45 children and extinguished it with help, avoiding city fire department response.
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Causineya Fe
Gr 1
Gressel
CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS AT SUNDAY TOYS MEETING
The Christian church Sunday school of toys and girls elected 1910 officers: President Forrest Bales Vice president Miss Claude Hawkins Secretary Frank Hastings Treasurer Miss Flossie Barley Librarian Miss Elizabeth May. Rehearing denied by appellate court in Fahde vs Tate et al. Senator Beveridge proposed 100000 for a post office building at Linton. Clothing sale at the Racket.
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T. D. Slimp
Sunday School of Toys and Girls of the Christian Church
Forrest Bales
Claude Hawkins
Frank Hastings
Flossie Barley
Elizabeth May
John H. Fahde
Emma T. Tate
Daviess Circuit Court
Handkerchief Fatal In Nose Irritation In Ohio City
Laporte Van 6 Raroh C Chulip aged forty two died yesterday from blood poisoning after rubbing a sore nose with a new handkerchief. The starch irritated his nostrils and poisoned him. Chulip was a Republican and elected alderman of the First ward last November, taking his seat Monday. He leaves a widow and a daughter. Connersville James Patty ill from blood poisoning after removing a black speck from his face with his niece. The blemish caused facial swelling. he is now unable to see and is serious.
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Laporte
Van
Connersville
Pattee
Resignation Edges Out Teacher from West End School
The city school board accepted the resignation of Homer Hopewell, fifth and sixth grade teacher at the west end building, to devote full time to his general store business on South Washington. Austin Emmerling will replace Hopewell, effective next Monday, while Washington township trustee Keith considers several candidates for the Swan Pond vacancy.
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Homer Hopewell
West End
Hopewell
Merchantile
South Washington
Austin Emmerlinrg
Swan Pond
Washington Township
Keith
Simple Remedy for LaGrippe Sold by Smith and Winton
Forey’s Kidney Remedy promises to cure kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medicine. It claims to invigorate the system and strengthen kidneys to eliminate impurities from the blood, with backache rheumatism and related ailments mentioned as curable. For sale by Smith and Winton.
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Forey
Smith & Winton
First suffragette riot fatality in England claims police officer
In Leeds on January 5 a riot outside the Coliseum resulted in the death of Alfred Hudson, a policeman, from injuries sustained during an August 10 disturbance. Sir Edward Grey spoke elsewhere that night. An attempt by suffragettes to enter the building sparked the clash, with Hudson sustaining internal injuries. The item also includes an advertisement urging Foley's Honey and Tar and warning against substitutes.
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Leeds
Eng
England
Alfred Hudson
Coliseum
Edward Grey
Hudson
Farmers Elect Officers in Daviess County Union
The Farmers Educational and Cooperative Society of America held a quarterly meeting in the city to elect officers. Charles L. Stuckey was named president, with Hugh Quigley as vice president and Thomas Sinsieton as secretary-treasurer. Other officers include Fletcher Young, Arcole McMullen, Patrick Noren on the executive committee. C. F. Ageton as county lecturer. John Griffin as business agent. James Stanfitford as chaplain. T. C. Zinkans as conductor. and George Wilkes as door keeper. The convention spurred local enrollment and saw strong attendance from most unions, with meetings at Ginkans' hall.
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Daviess County
Farmers Educational and Cooperativ Society of America
Charles L. Stuckey
Hugh Quigley
Thomas Sinsieton
Fletcher Young
Arcole McMullen
Patrick Noren
James Stanfitford
T. C. Zinkans
George Wilkes
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Washington
Matton Figuts
Beveridge
Linton
Foley's
Smith &Winton
Hamburg
Hutlie'd Endalmer Co
Farmers
C. F. Ageton
John Grif
Fin
Ginkans
R. W. Wileford
City Wealth Board
Alfred Ward
West van Trees Street
Margaret E. Tird
Harned Avenue
Willeford
Hemenway
Senate Committee On
Spith &Winton
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