Two Licenses Issued for Marriages in County Clerk Office
A marriage license was issued to John Byron Pate of Minneapolis, son of M. O. Pate of Van Buren township, and Anna E. Riley of Sitio township, daughter of the late Daniel Riley. Another license went to Clyde Raymond O'Dell of Indianapolis, son of Caleb O'Dell, and Nellie Burrell of Jasonville, daughter of J. A. Burrell. OLD BED DYNAMITED. Unprincipled persons dynamited part of White River bed near the river bridge road. reports say half a mile of bed contains dead and decomposed fish of various sizes. Federal appropriations in Congress total $1,027,103,446 per the house appropriations committee.
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John Byron Pate
Minneapolis
M. O. Pate
van Buren
Anna E. Riley
Sitio
Daniel Riley
Clyde Raymond O'Dell
Indianapolis
White River
River Bridge Road
House
Sefrit Predicts Bland Strong in Second District Race
Vincennes editor Charles G. Sefrit of the Washington Herald travels through Indiana’s Second congressional district and endorses Oscar E. Bland for Congress. He says Bland is popular in his home county and has broad support across the district, with a powerful campaign and stronger organization to come before election day.
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Vincennes
Charles G. Sefrit
Indiana
Washington Herald
Indianapolis
Serrit
Oscar E. Bland
Congress
Sefrit
Senator Bland
Lightning Strikes Barn Injuring Many in County
A Sunday electrical storm struck Harley Emmick's barn southwest of the city, killing one horse and injuring about fifteen head of stock plus twelve people. Several workers suffered burns and shocks, with heavy fire damage avoided due to tin roofing. Two nearby trees were also struck and the barn’s supports split while the roof suffered minor damage.</s>
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Harley Emmick
Tlot
Prank Emmick
Odon White Sox edge Miller High Life in pitchers’ battle
In a Sunday clash at Odon the White Sox defeated Terre Haute’s Miller High Life 2 to 1, Sears dominating with a single hit allowed and two errors keeping the visitors from a bigger surprise. Cline fumbled in the first inning, Odon plated two runs, while both clubs fielded well. Umpire Danner officiated a one hour fifteen minute game with 200 in attendance.
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Odon White Sox
Miller High Life
Terre Haute
Odon Grounds
Sears
Odon
Huttentots
Cline
OQ Odon Boys
R. H
Bedford
Montgomery Blues
Washington
Montgomery Boys
Must Be Above Suspicion. Foley Kidney Pills Ad Claim
The article asserts Foley Kidney Pills are free of harmful drugs and have passed thorough testing. It notes a Montgomery court case where Harry Parker and Robert Hensley of Montgomery were fined one dollar plus costs for intoxication, with Hensley attempting to appeal and Parker jailed.
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Smith and Winton
Montgomery
Harry Parker
Robert Hensley
Mottomery
Hensley
Parker
Jali
Foley's Honey and Tar Relieves Hay Fever and Colds
Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package relieves congestion in the head and throat and soothes and heals. Smith and Winton, druggists, offer this remedy for sufferers of hay fever and asthma seeking ease and comfort.
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Foley
Smith & Winton
Will Fight Forgery Charge In Local Court
John Jones arrested in Indianapolis for forgery pleads not guilty in police court. He is jailed on 300 bond with preliminary hearing set for July 5. Jones, formerly a Reeve township farmer, allegedly forged three neighbors indorsements on a 110 dollar note and sold it to local real estate dealers who backed the Washington National Bank.
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McCrusaken
Indianapolis
Padgett & Padgett
Jones
Reeve Township
Washington National Bank
Rate lowered for M. E. Brotherhood picnic fare
The fare for the M. E. Brotherhood picnic at Shoals on July 4 is reduced to seventy five cents for round trip and fifty cents for children. Special train departs Washington at 8 30 and returns from Shoals in the evening. Tickets are on sale via Betts drug store Boston store Whetsell shoe store The Herald and M M Mitchells.
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M. E. Brotherhood
Shoals
Washington
The
Brotherhood
Betts’ Drug Store
Boston
Whetsell's Shoe
Herald
M. M. Mitchell's
Trustee proposes wind bent oats form letter B
One township trustee visiting the city Monday offers a remedy for the appearance of the letter B on oats blades this year. He explains that a blade bent by wind and then allowed to straighten creates B shaped lines at the bend. Blades that are not bent show no such letter.
Missionary Meeting Set at Westminster Church
The Missionary society of Westminster Presbyterian church will meet at Mrs. Byron Robinsons home in the west end Thursday at 2 30 PM. A fall attendance is desired.
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Missionary Society of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Byron Robinson
West End
Apple Crop Moving in Daviess County First Shipment Reported
The new apple crop in Daviess County has started moving with the first shipment sent Monday afternoon. Officials say the crop is fairly good and local shippers are paying.
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Daviess County
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Surrey
Hatfield and Palmer Company
J. Beitman’s. Clothing ‘Store
J. Beitman
Main
Whetsell’s
Caleb O'Dell
Nellie Burrell
Jasonville
J. A. Burrell
Daily Brothers
Br E. Zinmerman Co
Frank B. Farr
East Main Street
Iwald
Washington, Indiana
Dragors Nest
Devil Amurg the Tailors
Horrall Brothers
Aadala
Main Street
Jackson's
Washington Realty CO
E. Forsythe
Wm. Keifer
John Jones
Jepson, Seweter
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