Auction Notice for Indiana Real Estate Sale
Highest bidder to bid at the courthouse in Indiana at 1 o clock Saturday January 25 1908 for several tracts of land totaling about 45 acres in township one south range seven west. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in nine months with mortgage security at six percent. Administratrix Martha J Fitzgerald. Heffernan and Mattingly attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mbty
Cowit
Gale
Martha J. Fitzgerald
Heffernan & Mattingly
Notice of let contract for gravel roads in Da Viess County
A notice announces the letting of a contract to improve gravel roads in Da Viess County Indiana. The bid opening date and project scope are specified to invite eligible contractors to submit proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Indiana
County
Washington Township
Board of Commissioners
Washington
George Lillie
Board of County Commissioners
Veale
Board of Commissioners of
Daviess Equity
City of
Jerry Goodwin
Nto
Board of County Commisioners
Weld
Viess
India
Elmore Township
Auditor's Office
Charles A. Sling
City Notice From Washington Indiana Dated 1908
Fragmentary public notice from Washington Indiana dated January 9 1908. The readable portion references county seats and affixing something at the county seat in the city context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Washington
Local agricultural institute showcases practical talks and corn contest
The Saturday gathering featured addresses on drainage moisture and farm efficiency. Apple grower Robert Barr shared home and commercial uses while Henry spoke on rural industrial training. The corn contest drew interest with top samples grown by Bernard McClellan and prize winners listed. resolutions urged continued support and future institutes in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Conan
Satuday
Minnie Jones
J. J. Dean
Chance
County corn exhibit rules for boys ages twelve to eighteen
County chairmen set rules for a youth corn contest including land ownership by guardians, one exhibit per boy, planting at least one quarter acre, ten ears per entry, and a written composition on corn topics. Prizes include board and rail passes to Purdue, cash awards, and a riding cultivator, with scoring on corn grade and composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Bernard McCléllap
Young McClellan
Milton
Wilson
Fred’ Ricks
Samuel Palmer
Earl Werts
Roland’ Ayers
Leslie Drury
Claude Palmer
James E. Perking
Bernard McClellan
Eph Palmer
Tao
Purdue Corn ‘School
Death of Decker Townsman Thomas Mooney In Drunken Wagon Read
Coroner investigates death of Thomas Mooney a Decker township farmer found dead in his wagon near Frick place ten miles south of Vincennes. Mooney reportedly drank whisky after paying off notes totaling about 100 dollars and allegedly choked on an overly large tobacco chew while intoxicated. Local relatives George and Henry Mooney are noted farmers. Mooney left a wife and five children. Authorities probe cause of death and circumstances with witnesses recounting the wagon ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Beckes
Thomas Mooney
Decker Township
Frick Place
Vincennes
George
Henry Mooney
Fouirteen
Mooney
Chatee
Seth
Harry Wil‘son
Beckes
Local enlistment marks new recruits from Lawrenceville area
Broglen of Marton Charles Robbins of Lawrenceville NL Logan Smiley of the city Blair of this place enlist for second time. Former service in Company A 28th infantry two years discharged with excellent character. Blair reports only army life. They left Tuesday for Jefferson Missouri for preliminary training. The Vincebaes office is doing splendid recruiting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broglen
Marton
Charles Robbins
Lawrenceville
Logan Smiley
Th City
Blair
28Th Infantry
Army
Hfe
Jefferson
Aye Mo
Vincebaes
Banks Elect Officers In National Banks
Tuesday elections in national banks nationwide followed federal rules. Peoples National Bank reelected its board led by President M. F. Burke, Vice President J. W. Ogdon, Cashier E. L. Hatfield, and Assistant Cashier C. L. Mead. Washington National kept President N. G. Read and officials, with directors J N. G Read W. M. Hayes M. Harned J N. Jones J C. Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Peoples National Bank
M. F. Burke
J. W. Ogdon
E. L. Hatfield
C. L. Me
LL Hatfield
M. J
Charles T. Boonshot
Henry C. Barr
Gus Frank
George J. Nichols
The
Washington National
N. G. Read
W. M. Hayes
L. Read
Cy Wise
Mary c. ‘Hall
JN. G Read
W. Mr Hayes
M. Harned
J N. Jones
J. C. Thomipson
Elfag Street
YOST OFFICE STATISTICS FOR 1907 AND 1906
Postal office report lists July to December 1907 mail volumes by class with receipts, total mail handling 26 194.13 and total equipment value 2 467.11. It compares 1906 and 1907 receipts and money orders issued, registered mail totals, and net gains showing a 1 947.7 increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeiin County
Ing
Knights and Ladies of Honor Install Officers
An incomplete notice records a stalled installation of officers for the Knights and Ladies of Honor with partial names such as Secretary William Wil and an unclear date or detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Ladies of Honor
Wilson Bride's Wedding Ends with Farm Housekeeping Plan
Immediately after the ceremony Delphia Wilson and her groom drove to the bride's father T. M. Bales home near Epsom for a wedding dinner. The couple will establish housekeeping on a farm west of Plainville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphia Wilson
T. M. Bales
Epsom
Plainville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madison Township
Auditor's
Geo. W. Correll
Thomas Nugent
Daviess
Daviess Serenity
al W
Omas
Davie
Coast
Omas Nugent
Davie ‘8 County
Daviess ‘County
Fana
Washington National Bank of
State of
Board of Finance
Washington National Bank
General Assembly’ of
Indianas
Steele Township
D. V. Bulis
Es F. Corlett
J. M. Witsniphi
Treasury
Department
Peoples ‘National Bank of Washington
Congress
Wu Thomas
Kane
Peoples National Bank of Washington
Buigineps
P. Keane
Couxty
Renal
Committee On Resolute One
Tha County News
Dap
Alfordaville
Montgomery
Gage
Wasbirig
Washton R el E. Forsythe
Owens
Main Street
BANKS
Yost
William Wil
Ariola
Ste the Anan
Pam
Axie
Eesne Roads
D. W. Bell
Oph
Attorneyrat Law
Cannerburg
Eory-C
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!