Trustees' Notice Veale Township Schedule
Trustees announce periodic office hours for Veale Township at Franks Swann residence on the second and last Thursdays monthly to transact township business. Additional notices list trustees Cox and Keith with offices in Alfordsville and Washington Township, detailing locations for outreach and meetings.
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Veale Township
Veale ‘Township
Alfordsville
Cox
Washington
Washington Township
Jvaller
Cordner
Keith
Trading List of Rural Properties and Exchanges
Eighty acres near town with 6 room frame dwelling and outbuildings listed for trade against city property, easy terms on balance. Thirty acres two miles out with 4 room dwelling and fruit trees offered for larger farm with difference. Eight room west Main dwelling with gas water porch priced for exchange or farm trade. Fifteen acres near city limits with water features and gardening potential offered for city property or trade. Forty acres southeast of Shoals with timber value to trade for Washington or Montgomery property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoals
Ind
Washington
Montgomery
Pension Bank Scheme Aims to Help Single Women
Boston July 19 report credits Mrs Blendower Evans for promoting a plan where an unmarried woman deposits a portion of her wages in a bank. If she marries before forty she gains a nest egg to start housekeeping, while if she remains single she keeps the banked funds and later receives a proposed annuity from insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Blendower. Evans
Bank Areglint
Auch Huity Insurance
Blacksnake incident ends with man reclaiming pet snake
In Rising Sun Maryland on August 19 a man fought a five minute battle with a large blacksnake found in Woodlawn. Mrs Shiro Poist reported the creature after it slid from under a fowl and attempted to coil around the bird’s neck before being conquered.
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Rising Sun
Aguly
Shiro Poist
Woodlawn
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Gibbs and Mrs Read
Mrs Raymond Gibbs and Mrs James Read celebrated at Henry Amibles home with a lively dinner for thirty three guests. Rev War ren Alehols delivered an appropriate address.
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Raymond Gibbs
Free Ee
James Read
Henry Amiblés
Warren Alehols
Narrow Escape From Wreck On Southwestern Train
A passenger train on the Southwestern line ran off a high trestle between Lawrenceville and Beeman Swuch near Washington. The engine and tender left the rails at about 48 miles an hour damaging the track as three coaches shook up passengers. Inspectors blamed a defective rail. wrecking crews restored the line after several hours and trains resumed with delays. Engineer Michael Murphy and conductor Ralph Ingraham were in charge.
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Southwestern
Washington
Beeman Swuch
Lawrenceville
Rack
Washington Weed
Michael Murphy
West Main Street
Ralph Ingraham
New Building Planned for St Johns Parish School
Trustees and pastors of St Johns Catholic church approve a brick two story building on the sisters residence site to ease school crowding. The $4500 project includes two school rooms and a residence with a slate roof. Construction will start next week under Rev Father O Donaghue Father T Cavanaugh and trustees P M Walker T K Shircliff and John F Larkin.
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St. Johns’ Catholic Church
St. Johns School
Loogootee Tribune
Sistfs
Father O'’Donaghue
T. Cavanaugh
St. Johns Property
P. M. Walker
T. K. Shircliff
Joon F. Larkin
Widowed fiancé's past shocks young bride to Memphis
Hattie Clark, 19, of Red Cloud Oklahoma says she was misled by a Chicago matrimonial agency into marrying Charles Brock a widower with children in Evansville Indiana. She traveled from New Albany to Memphis to visit her brother after discovering Brock's true situation and her plans changed.
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Evansville
Ind
Hattie Clark
Red Cloud Ok
New Albany
Memphis
Senn
Chicago
Charles Brock
East Seventh Street
Brock
Clark
Oklahoma
Unique $50,000 Hat Of One Thousand Dollar Bills
In Gaston Maine July 19 a hat made entirely of one thousand dollar bills is valued at fifty thousand dollars. It is owned by a Portsmouth New Hampshire man and forms part of Joseph F Lamb’s famed collection of curiosities. Lamb runs a Portsmouth hotel. The hat, one of three created in Washington years ago from redeemed bills, was originally owned by a sailor.
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Gaston
Portmouth
N. H
Joseph F. Lamb
New England
Lamb
Portsmouth
Washington
Young Mattingly Enlists in United States Navy
Routt Mattingly son of Ed Mattingly has enlisted in the U S Navy as a stenographer. He passed the final examination at Vincennes Friday morning and left that afternoon for Norfolk to begin preliminary training aboard a training ship. He previously attended night school and worked briefly as an end clerk at the shops.
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Routt Mattingly
Ed Mattingly
United States Navy
Vincennes
Norfolks Vay
Young Mattingly
Cooper Lad Drowns in County Pond
Herschel Cooper sixteen year old son of Leman Cooper of Odon dies after drowning in a pond on the Dan Hayes farm north of Odon. He and other boys swam after dinner. despite efforts by three physicians and townsfolk to revive him, death occurred from heart trouble suspected to cause the drowning. The body was recovered about a half hour later with little water in the lungs, and the community extends sympathy to the grieving family.
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Herschel Cooper
Leman Cooper
Odon
Dan Hayes
Ofon
Cooper
Leeman Cooper
Madison Township
Intruder Near Taft Home Spurs Security Shakeup
Boston reports an armed intruder, Albert A. Dudley, near President Taft’s Beverly estate Sunday night. Dudley, claiming unemployment as a gardener, said he planned to appeal to Taft. Secret Service tightens vigilance around the Taft residence amid social envy over a costly gift to Mrs Taft from Countess Von Bernsdorff.
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Tapi
Boston
Hite House
Albert A. Dudley
Dudley
Gardner
Taft
Taft Residence
Secret Service
Beverly
Taft Cottage
Countess von Bernsdorff
Tafts
Need More Men and Kids in Evanston Census
Chicago reports Evanston as a growing women’s town with 4,269 more women than men. The 1909 census shows 4,345 boys and 4,620 girls, a loss of 213 children, while overall population rises by 1,097 percent.
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Chicago
Evanston
North Side
James A. Patten
Lucy
Page Gaston
Robbed of $10 000 Package on Burlington Train
A $10,000 package sent by Adams Express from National Bank of the Republic to Second National Bank of Monmouth disappeared from a Burlington line train last week between Galesburg and the station city. Assistant General Agent George Hutchinson and other officials declined to discuss the incident.
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Chicago
Adams Express Company
National Bank of the Republic
Second National Bank of Monmouth
al Burlington
Galesburg
Ill
George Hutchinson
The
Express Company
African Lion Escapes Cage During Fiesta Bull Fight
A lion named Ner escaped the central cage and bounded into the crowd in Chihuahua during a fiesta arena event. The unexpected panico caused injuries to several bystanders though no one was hospitalized.
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Eipaso
Chihuahua
Pair Cannot Live Apart Divorce Granted in White County Court
Bailey McGee and his longtime spouse, after thirty years together, sought a divorce in White County Court. McGee, from Mill Shoals Township, arrived in Carmi for a license filing but was initially refused. Clerk Matthew later granted the license. The couple has five children.
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Carmi
Bailey McGee
White County
McGee
Mill Snoals
Matthew
Escapes After Killing Man in Farm Wagon Tragedy
Evansville reports a July 19 shooting where Alonzo Deeds aged thirty shot and killed E. D. Real and seriously wounded Oliver Bout near Newtonville. Deeds fled on horseback as officers pursue. Real left a widow and three children.
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Evansville
Alonzo Deeds
E. D
Real
Oliver
Newtonville
Deeds
Notice to Non-Residents in Daviess Circuit Court
Indiana notice to non residents in Daviess County warns that in the September term 1909 of the Daviess circuit court Merrit Grismore v.s. David L. Grismore et al. seeks to quiet title to real estate in Indiana. Defendants must appear on the first Monday of September 1909 or face proceeding in their absence. Clerk WM A Wallace signs, with attorneys Gardiner Tharp Gardiner Hastings Allen Hastings representing the plaintiff.
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State of
Indiana
Daviess County
Daviess
Merrit Grismore
David L. Grismore
John Z.grismore, Jr
George Grismore
Inh Forest Grismore
Aden W. Grismore
Mary S. Hoffman
Catherine Jackson
Rebecca Uttlaer
Dregatees
Jane Williams
John H. Grismore
Hijza Smita
Aglee
Noble
Washington
WM. A. Wallace
Gardiner
Tharp &4Gardiner and
Hastings, Allen &i Astings
Attys
County Commissioners Seal Idea Adopts Official Notice
Seal of the board of county commissioners to be affixed at the county seat to the city of Washington Indiana July 9 1909. Thomas Nugent county auditor Daviess County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Washington
Board of Commission County
Indiana
Auditor's
City of
Tho B. Graham
Board of County
Vato Tissioners
Union H. Holder
Daviess ,County
Helen Lucile Nugent
Celia Eld
Washington, Indiana
Union B. Holder
Absentee complaint filed in Daviess County court
The case Cora E Gray versus Harvey Gray, Complaint No. 12362, notes Harvey Gray is unknown and has absented himself. Notice requires him to appear at the Daviess circuit court in Washington on the second day of the next term, starting September 1, 1999, to answer the complaint. Clerk WM. A. Wallace signs the document.
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Indiana
Daviess County
Daviess
Iterm
Cora
E. Gray
Harvey Gray
Bys Hastings, Allen & Hasteigs
A. D
Court House
Washington
Daviess Comn
Daviess Circuit Court
Geneva
E. Summers
E. Simmerg
Thescourt House
WM. AL Wallace
Mattingly & Myers
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Standard Oil Compa! (Incorporated
Baldwin
Main St
Ness
Frank Swann
Trading List
S. Mi
Rehingten, Lad
Pension Bank
Blacksnake
ST. Johns
Unique
NAVY
Cooper Lad
Imore
Parmer’ S
Monadnock Building
New York
Nasspa Street
Atlsgta
Man
Charles M. Lemon
Heniferson Heddens
Plainville
Charles Raton
Henderson Hedden
Hina
William A. Wallace
Daviess Circuit Art
Attorneys AT Law
Wilson Ridge
Daviess Équity
Washington, Ind
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