Indiana House Fails to Seal Unity as Session Opens
Indiana legislature opens with party division and cautious mood as temperance and salary bills loom. House and Senate race to align forces on the primary election while anti trust and school bond measures move through committees.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Senate
Browent
Tomorrgy
Cvi
House Temperance Committee
Scott
Orndins
Scool Corporation
The Mother Favorite Chamberlain Cough Remedy Ad
The Mother Favorite Chamberlain Cough Remedy is praised as a safe pleasant medicine for children and adults to treat coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It contains no opium or injurious drug and is sold at Mitchells Pharmacy. A reader named Fred Sommers and his wife are asked to respond by mail at Mars toxa Sheehy Augusta Woods County Oklahoma.
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Mitchel’s
Fred .Sommers
Mars.Toxa’s
Sheehy
Augusta
Woods County
Oklahoma
Tdswim
Tae Gaverre Left at Your Door for Early News
A bold offer promises first access to the latest news by having Tae Gaverre delivered to readers’ homes. The pitch emphasizes speed and exclusive previews, aiming to attract subscribers seeking up-to-the-minute updates.
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Tae Gaverre
State bills seek three new state institutions
The measures to establish an asylum for inebriates an epileptic village and a home for deaf and dumb will not reach final reading without lengthy debate Greensburg Columbus and Salem vow strong effort to secure the epileptic village making the contest likely to be spirited.
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Greensburg
Columbus
Salem
Postmaster Announces Appointments In Local Office
John Mattingly receives general delivery clerk duties and is a Washington township school teacher with Harrison township roots. Gainer Hawkins named sub clerk, son of Charner Hawkins nearby. Robert Wood appointed sub-earner and teacher from Washington township, son of Henry Wood. All praised as well qualified to serve the public.
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F. J. Sefrit
John Mattingly
Mattingly
Washington Township
Harrison
Ezra - Attingly
Gainor Hawkins
Charner
Hawking
Robert Wood
Washington’ Township
Henry Wood
Local Marriages Highlight Sunday Ceremonies
Hervey Trueblood wed Miss Jean Harbert in a Sunday ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Campbell at the M. E. parsonage. The couple headed to Cincinnati by train for a brief honeymoon before settling in their future home. Additional notes mention Walter Ty and Ada Bowman’s daughter tying the knot, with both ceremonies described as well attended and to establish life together in the community.
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Hervey Traeb
God
Jean
Gamshell
Hervey
Trueblood
Jean Harbert
EF. Campbell
M. E. Parsonage
P Tools
Cincinnati
Caraahiwn Co
Washington
Ali
Cesar
Sugareland Social and Local Notes At Sugarland
In Sugarland this week many residents at Woss Wilson's event and the M. D. Bales family visit. Peta Brown of Sikeston Missouri visits his parents Mr and Mrs J F Brown. Local youths attend the revival at Friendship. David Lee has La Grippe. Cheniah Cotalt and Hogatt improving after illness. The Sugar- Jana M E Church protracted meeting begins Wednesday night. Thomas Fleenor visited Cincinnati on business. Luther Gross to Arkansas for work. James Eagle Jr visited Sugarland last week.
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Sugarland
M.D. Bales
Woss Wilson
Peta Brown
Sikeston, Mo
Mry
J. F. Brown
David Lee
la’ Grippe
Cheniah Cotalt
Son ‘Hogatt
Sugar- Jana
M.E
Thomas Fleenor
Cincinnati
Luther Gross
Arkansas
James Eagle, Jr
Struck Jury Named For Lee Hoffmann Will Trial
A struck jury list for the J. C. Lee will case against Clementi Lee was formed from forty names selected by the jury commissioners. Sixteen jurors remain after each side struck twelve. the panel includes Jerome Reese, John Bennett, Jonn J. Dorsey, Payson A. Smiley, Samuel Callahan, Jon Kinnaman, John Gardiner, Henry McCracken, Alfred Webber, Bray, Jacob G. Clark, Alfred D. Meads, Mason C. Jones, John Shanks, Eph Vonaldson, John W. Peek, and James E. Ragadale from various towns. The trial is expected to begin around February 1.
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J. C. Lee
Clementi Lee
Jerome Reese
John Bennett
Bogard
Jonn J. Dorsey
Payson A. Smiley
van Buren
Samuel Callahan
Jon Kinnaman
John Gardiner
Madison
Henry ‘McCracken
Barr
Alfred Webber
Bray
Reeve
Jacob’ G. Clark
Alfred D. Meads
Mason CG. Jones
Harrison
John Shanks
Eph von ‘Aldson
Washington
John W. Peek
James E. Ragadale
Veale
Local obituaries list Condra and Reister deaths and services
Mrs Sarah J Condra of the West end died Sunday after several weeks illness at age fifty six. Survived by one son William and daughters Emma and Elnora in the city. Funeral at West Sixth Street residence Tuesday at 9:30 AM, burial Bethel cemetery. Infant child of John and Van Trees died Sunday. services held this afternoon, burial city cemetery. Mrs Caroline Reister wife of Steve Reister Sr died this morning at age seventy one, general debility. Survived by husband and six sons Philip William George Peter Andy and Steve of Paoli Grange county. Funeral from St Marys church Wednesday at 9:30 AM, burial St Johns cemetery. Wilson building at Van Trees and East Third street undergoing repairs. John Clinton will move his car into the building.
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Sarah J. Condra
West End
William Condra
Emma
Elnora
Sixth Street
Bethel Cemetery
John Anderson i
William
George
Peter
Andy
This City
Steve
Paoli
Grange County
St. Mary's Church
Orelock
St. John’s Cemetery
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Texples Court
Washington, Ind
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J. N. Jones
Thomas
Gainer Hawkins
Aga Ro
Harbeur
Taverne Boweinda
Walter Ty
Gi. Brakeman
Ada Jfoyininiere
Ty Re W. Gilley
Usul Churgh
Ch ‘Ridian Street
Grandvicw
Spancer County
Frank Bowman
Montgomery
Sugareland
Sone
Sugartand
Friendship
Lee-Hoffmann
Hot Springs
United States
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Wilson
East Third Street
John Clinton
N. Hee
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Chichester
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