First Annual Davie s County Poultry Show Ends in Praise
The Davie ss County Poultry and Pet Stock association wrapped up its first show at the Carnahan building with strong exhibits and solid attendance despite bad weather. Prizes went to numerous exhibitors led by William Vance of Washington for best exhibit and J B Stotts of Odon for highest scoring bird. a bread baking contest also awarded Gold Medal flour prizes.
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Deviess County
Flock Association
Benjamin McCracken
Martinsville
Hyatt House
W. J. Vance
Washingthe
Carnahan
White Plymouth Rocks
William Frayze
Washinton
P. Hackler
Elnora
Alma Reel
Littles
Pike County
Buff Orpington
J. A. Burrell
Odon
S. C. W. Leghorns
J. B. Stotts
A. E. Crooke
Qodon
Wiliam Sanders
Z. Welton
Petersburg
Barr Rocks
Qjon
W. C. W. Wright
Washington
M. H.wilson
L. E. Feagans
Perry Joslem
D. A
Walter Boyd
Charles Gideon
William Vance
Cora D.‘Osman
N. Mallett
Tunnelton
C. Black Nimorecas
Phillip McGary
City
R. C. Rhode Island
Huzh Lett
F. QO. Love
S. C. Rhode Island
Homer Heathman
J. G. Shanks
Claude Aikman
Alex Kempf
Joseph Disser
Montgomery
W. J
Davis
Loogoo
Tee
Thomas RB. Davis
Buff Rocks
Thomas H.lamb
Peers
J. B. Garaghan
P. Jossem
Frills
Dragoons
Delmer Norris
Washinster
P. R. Momers
F. G. Hearelson
Washburn-Crosby Com
Owens Feed
Frederick
John B. Stotts
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Pratt Pride Injured In Flora Ill Railroad Accident
Monta Pride, a veteran brake man for the West end I. and O. Southwestern railroad, suffered serious injuries Friday night near Flora Illinois. He was found unconscious along the track after being knocked from a moving car on a siding and was brought to his home city by freight. Pride is son of C C Pride and recently married. He remains in a local room, in pain with fever, but doctors believe his internal injuries are not critical and expects a return to work within a week or more if condition holds.
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Monta Pride
West End
I. & O. Southwestern Railroad
Flora
Ill
Pride
Caboose
C. C. Pride
Marrie
Printers Form Indiana State Conference of Typographical Unions
Thirty eight delegates from eighteen local unions met at the Grand hotel in Anderson to organize the Indiana State Conference of Typographical Unions. K C Wolfe of Anderson was elected president, B W McGinnis of the Muncie Star vice president, and Edgar A Ferkins of Indianapolis secretary-treasurer. The group plans semi annual meetings, the next on the third Sunday in July in Indianapolis, to improve printing in Indiana and collaborate with the International Typographical Union.
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Indiana
Grand Hotel
Anderson
K. C. Wolfe
B. W. McGinnis
The
Muncie
Indianapolis
Svork
Fopmop
John I. Wormer
Andaaraan
J. W. Hayes
Uangaatts International
Taree
Cleveland
John Ware
Death of Henry Yatech in Evansville Insane Asylum
County treasurer Gorwin received word Saturday morning from Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane in Evansville announcing the death of Henry Yatech. The 83 year old had long suffered general debility and decline in mental health, with final violent insanity emerging last October after which he was committed to the asylum.
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Holit
Gorwin
Southern Indiana Hospital For the Insane
Evansville
Henry Yatech
Hatch
Death of Hatch An Old Soldier in Poverty and Insanity
Deputy Sheriff Smoot reports the death of Hatch in December while care of his pension failed. Hatch, an old soldier with no means besides a pension, spent time in jail before commitment to Woodmere. His wife Hatch is an invalid and lives with James Kelle's family in Montgomery.
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Smoot
Hatch
Montgomery
James Kelle
Hetch
Reeve Township
Woodmere
Hateha
Post Office Urges Stamp Supplies to End Loose Coins
Post office officials push for patrons to buy stamps in advance and use coin-holding receptacles for rural boxes. A New York county count showed each carrier collects about 115 one-cent pieces weekly, totaling around 300 million coins nationwide, causing winter hardship and mail delays.
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Post Office
Washington Post Office
New York
Insurance claims pay out in Indiana during last week of December
The Insurance Press of New York reports Indiana paid 65 411 in the week ending December. The largest was 20000 to the estate of George T Evang of Indianapolis. The second 16647 to Elias Ray’s estate of Tippecanoe county, after his death by his own hand on the morning of a court appearance for a murder charge. Other claims include Allen Laughtin 2802 J W Hardin 1000 William Fedderer 2600 insured not named Nappanee 1000 Rudolph Haugh 3690 D B Simison 5000 T D Phillips 2270 C Schlosser 2090 R J Bell 1000 and eighty two industrials totaling 7952.
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Insurance Press
New York
Indiana
George T. Evang
Indianapolis
Elias Ray
Tippecaube County
Laryette
New Albany
D. B. Simison
Romney
T.D. Palllips
Shelbyville
C. Schlosser
Wadesville
R. J. Bell
Washington
Bishop O'Donaghue Recites Irish Sea Burial Tale
In Indianapolis a bishop recounts a maritime tale of an Irishman witnessing a sailor buried at sea. The body was placed in a sack and cast overboard, buoyed by coal lumps instead of ballast. Pat, moved to tears, utters a line about the burden of coal in burial at sea.
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Indianapolis
O’donaghue
Daviess
Erin
Pat
County Officials Expand Office Equipment and Junk License
The county surveyor's office receives a typewriter funded at 65 dollars after a special session appropriated funds. County Surveyor Annen buys from Will Walter, deputy clerk, a typewriter. William Wallace issues a one year license to purchase junk to Isaac Stafford of Cumback.
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Annen
Will Walter
Depunty
William Wallace
Io Isaac Stafford
Cumback
Noted Professor Explores Europe in an Engaging Address
Professor James C. Monaghan spoke at the Knights of Columbus hall on recreating life in Europe for American audiences. He urged open immigration, praised German and Irish cultures, and shared humorous travel anecdotes, receiving praise from Mayor McCarty and prompting possible future engagements. He serves as secretary of the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education and has lectured in Wisconsin and New York.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
James C. Monaghan
Equator
Cenraiity
Monaghan
Europe
Professor Monaghan
Father Vaughn
Washington
Knights of Columbus
Evansville
Indiananals
McCarty
Eal
Indiana
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Educaation
National Council of the
Wisconsin
New York
United States
National Society For the Promsion of Industrial Educatio
Germany
Rational Society
Death of Charles Y. Nellis in Florida
A letter to Charlies Nellis informs of the death from Bright's disease of Charles Y. Nellis aged 59 at Indian Springs Florida. Death occurred January 11 with burial within 36 hours per Florida law. The elder Nellis conducted a truck farm and was visiting a neighbor's home at the time.
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Charlies Nellis
Bright
Charles Y. Nellis
Indian Springs
Fila
Florida
Charles Nellis
Mi.waukee
Nella
Parish to Louisville Cites Move of Railroad Engineer
Arthur J. Caldwell of Cincinnati replaces Frank Parrish in this city as assistant division engineer for the B and O Southwestern. Parrish resigned to join the Louisville and Railroad company and began work Saturday. Parrish’s family will stay until after the school term ends. The new post offers promise and a substantial raise.
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Mr. Parrish
Linton Record Sells to Palmer and Hunt
The Linton Record will pass from J B Morgan to Arthur Palmer former Worthington Times owner and Greene county commissioner Horatio Hunt. The six column quarto weekly changes hands under signing papers.
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Linton Record
J B. Morgan
Arthur Palmer
Worthington Times
Horatio Hunt
Greene County
Notice of Final Settlement in Ingersoll Estate
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Adaline Ingersoll deceased to appear in Daviess circuit court Washington Indiana February 7 1910 and show cause why final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved. Heirs to file proof of heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness the clerk January 10 1910. WM A Wallace Clerk Daviess Circuit Court.
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Notie Ls
Adaline Ingersoll
Daviess
Washington
Indiana
Snow
WM. A. Wallace
Daviess Circuit Court
Indiana Notice to Quiet Title in Daviess Court
Legal notice from Daviess County Indiana for the February term 1910 of the Daviess circuit court. Plaintiffs Charles T Osman and Frederick M Myers file to quiet title against non resident defendants including Jonathan Myers Carrie Hopkins Elisha Myers James Myers Bessie Myers John Thomas and unknown heirs legatees and devisers of John Thomas.
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State of
Indiana
Daviess County
Daviess
Charlesi T. Osman Ys
Frederick M. Myers
Toenlhee
Jonathan Myers
Carrie Hopkins
James ‘Pachee
Elisha Myers
James Myers
Bessie Myers
Ohn Thomas
John Thom‘ay
Notice to defendants due in Daviess circuit court
Defendants are summoned to appear February 22, 1910 at the Daviess circuit court in Washington to answer the complaint. If they fail to appear the case will be heard in their absence. Witness dated December 23, 1909, WM. AL HANSACK Clerk, Hastings Allen Hastings attorneys ivw3
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Court House
Washington
Daviess
Anewer
Jemur
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