One-fourth Off on Woolen Blaichets Visit Sparks Local Pace
The article lists towns visited by residents including Loogootee Montgomery and Washington. It mentions Frances Moran and son James in Montgomery, Rollie Carrico returning from Loogootee, and Mary Donahue's return to Washington after visiting her mother. It also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy, including a refund guarantee and warning against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith & Winton
Pension rules for widows and soldiers' dependents
The document outlines pension rules for soldiers and widows, detailing when increases or new pensions may be considered. It emphasizes adjudication through the bureau, prior claims, and required evidence including medical and financial statements, with several rules limiting eligibility for specific relatives and circumstances.
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices in Washington
A long list of property deeds shows transfers of Washington lots and subdivisions among multiple parties including Fairchild, Mattingly, Beck, Bonbant, and others. The notice references various additions, parcels, and aliases, with several entries detailing lot numbers and survey references. The piece also records obituaries and social notes from nearby communities, mentioning funeral attendances for Lon Ragsdale and others, as well as visits by Katherine Sabins and Nora Stevens with Otto Froeschke, along with a social dance in Terre Haute.
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Celia Kelly
Darah
Fairchild Et
Alice A. Allen
Washington
Trayter
A. A. Biddinger
Wef
Hitabeth
Mattingly
L ‘Botham
Z. A. Bonbant
Lieyrpool
Eligabeth
Sadie M. Beck
Ita
Ketcnem’s
Deedeeeeee
Laura E. Carroll
Malissa J. Wallace
Morgan’ Potts Et al
F. E. Raney
G. W. Clements
Elian Fitzpatrick
Michael Sorgins
Nolan
Montgomery and Famers
B. & L. Assn
Lloyd
Sarah McTeggart
Zelpha Lindley
A. H. Hoss
W. P. Lindley
Woto
A. H. Hosand
Linton Call
aKatherine Sabins
John
Henry
Sabins
Nora Stevens
Weadington
Otto Froeschke
Terre Haute
Waughington Post Office Week Ending January 21 1908 List
Lists of letters remaining at the Waughington post office for the week ending January 21 1908. Women include Mrs Nancy C Gill Mrs Lillie B Johnson Miss Kate Mona han Mrs Lydia Robling Mrs Jas Rumsti¢t Mrs Mary Stalcup Miss Ethel Wright. Men include Mr Borderman Mr Buniton Elijah Cadell Charles Densing Henry Himery Anthony Grieshop Hugh Howard William Summers James Sullivan William Smith. Other items note new suits and a marriage license for Charles E Freed and Ethel Campbell and a birth for Emma Dann daughter Saturday.
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Waughington
Nancy C. Gill
Lillie B. Johnson
Kate Monahan
Lydia Robling
Jas. Rumsti¢t
Mary Stalcup
Ethel Wright
Borderman
Buniton
Elijah Cadell
Charles Densing
Henry Himery
Anthony Grieshop
Hugh Howard
William Summers
James Sullivan
William Smith
E.C. Faith
Personal notes mention visitors from several towns
Newt Templin from Bo gard township visited Tuesday. S Rutherford and El Co Wade came from Mitchell. Misa Mary Cannons from Fairfield Illinois stayed in the city as guest of her brother William Morton from An-
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Newt ‘Templin
Bogard Township
S. Rutherford
EL Co. Wade
Mitchell
Misa Mary
Fairfield
William Morton
Community Notes From Versailles and Nearby Towns
Charles Blue of Versailles is here. James Ferrin went to Washington Friday. W Slinkard went to Evansville Wednesday. Harry Fromme of Washington was here Wednesday. Thomas Thompson of Wheatland was here Saturday. Oliver Walker is adding to his opera house. Grandma Sause visits Mrs James Bruner of Washington. F A Dixon left Tuesday for Indianapolis to visit his son Leo Dixon. E W Matthews has recovered from illness. Choir practice and teachers meeting at WU B church each Wednesday night. James Nail returns from Wheatland visiting his son George Nail. W H Clark back from Cincinnati with stock. Ltold Clark, who sold his farm near Montgomery, will move to town. Miss Clara Beltman and Till Vonderschmidt were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Hayes over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Austin Sharum went to Washington Friday to attend funeral of Lon Ragadale. Montgomery band reorganized and will practice Wednesdays and Sundays. Regular attendance expected from each member.
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Thomas Thompson
Wheatland
Oliver Walker
Grandma Sause
James Bruner
Washington
F. A. Dixon
Indianapolis
Leo Dixon
E. W. Matthews
Ghoir
WU. B
James Nail
George Nail
W. H. Clark
Cincinnati
Ltold Clark
Montgomery
Clara Beltman
Till Vonderschmidt
Charles Hayes
Austin Sharum
Lon Ragadale
Sharm
No Saloon at Linton Farm Entrance to Park
Spencer County commissioners sustain protest against erecting a saloon at the Nancy Hanks Lincoln farm on the edge of Lincoln City. An iron fence now encloses the property and officials plan to relocate graves within the farm to avoid landscape work near Lincoln’s mother’s grave. The commission will meet Saturday at the farm to accept the fence.
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Nancy Hanks
Lincoln Farm
Lincoln City
Sperscer County
Will Freeman
Freeman
Lincoln
Adjudged insane farm laborer in jail to enter hospital
Elijah Johnson, a farm laborer from Weale township, has been adjudged insane and an application will be made for his admission to the insane hospital. He remains in jail. These are not the melancholy days by any means.
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Bueau of
Sions
Bureau
Congress
United States
Elijah Johnson
I Weale Township
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Loogootee
Corning Pall
Frances Moran
James
Patrick Molloy
Rollie Carrico
Mary Donahue
John Murphy
Anna Keshoe
Mr. Murphy
Cunrn
Cas
Indiana
Rom
McCord
B. Potts
Jamnes
Barton ‘Hedri Ji
P. Ooee
Eee
Wallstoe
Adlee
George Godwin
County
Conolly
Geor
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George
Godwin Tebe
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U. H. Arvin
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FP. Axtell
P.A. Hastings
Smith & Arthur
Peter Hain
Ene Case
Daniel ‘Stewart
John R. Harris
Thornton’ Levi
Dex Potts
A. H. Burris
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Lawson
Scott J. Ee
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John Mays
Peter Ham
EM Allen
Peter Hancodes
John W. Allen
Roy Perkins
Ona
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B. F. Potts
Martin Hedricks
the Democrat
Joe Hunt
F. E. van Winkle
Jesse Godwin
William A. Chandler
John Huebner
Reuben Perkins
Emmitt Wininger
T. S. Seales
William’ Downey
M. Kelso
Leming Rescue
Léquor
Bee Shee
Dog Fund Surplus
J. F. Roberts
Thomas Gallagher Tate
Henry Canolly
F. E. VanWinkle
Butler Bros
M. J. Carnahan Co
Ham
Dorsey
Monroe McCord
Bee
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Omer Edwards
Ella Donahue
W. T. Brown
Harry E. Jackson
Simon Landergan
Aes
Jesse O.arvin
Aerge Godwin
J . Hedrick
Rayhill i Tae
Erastus Elliott
County Treas
Thomas Miles
Walls
Charles Patterson
Sherman Potts
W. S
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Sidney Spaulding
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Mike Donahue
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Grant Burris
Courtney We
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Burris
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William ‘A. Hedric
M. J. Carnahan. Co
B. W. Clark
He E. VanWinkle
Omer
Edwards
Arlie Allen Wie
F. E. van WiInkle Ewes
John C. Lemon
Austins Allen
W. M. Miles
John E. Seetey
Ss A. B. Hedrick
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Charles Baker
Eaee
AL. Walis
Amuel Patrick Semen
John Werkins
M. Kelsoe
Ean Baker Tee Te
Robinson Bros
A. Knott
Harles Pattersonsee
S. Knott
Nee Ae
Larence Webber
Alford
Ames
C. Gilley
Canolty
Gilley
If. M. Baker
W. E
Hedrick
E. Canalry
G. Courtney
Ioley’ Kyle
M. Allen
E . Eeneas
Allen
Homas Nugent
J. Canolty
Ennie Rayhill
Jane Sae
Ty. Treas
Difor Davie
Willian
Bay
al Riei
Derson
Igpest
Morton
James McKinney
Thoma
Gilmour
Lon Ragsdale
Misa Madge
Vincennes, Bunday
Mayme Laurie
Smiley
Sims
B.D. Smiley
Hiram
Freed “Campbell
Charles E. Freed
Ethel Campbell
Dunn
Emma (Shanks) Dann
Charles Blue
Versailles, C
James Ferrin
Co. W. Slinkard
Evansville
Harry Fromme
Linton Farm
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