Washington Republicans to form Lincoln League clubs
A large Republican meeting at Peoples Theatre, Washington, organized seven clubs under the Lincoln league for the coming campaign. Clubs include Soldiers, Shops, Young Men's, Colored, Kinney Marching, First Voters and Rough Riders with committees to recruit members and offices to be filled. Local leaders predicted strong Republican momentum in Daviess County with Roosevelt likely to speak and a decisive victory anticipated in November.
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Peoples Theatre
Lincoln League
State “Central Committee
E. C. Baith
Will M. Atkmaan
Érganizer
Frank I. Serrit
Daviess Equnty
Sefrit
Teddy Hoosevelt
Indiana
Soldiers’ Club
Thes
Shops Club
Young ‘Men
8 Republican Club
Colored Club
tKinney Marching Club
Flrst
Voters’ Club
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Seidiers Club
J. W. Ramsey
Baard
George Willeford
Hugh Faith
John Nurse
Edward Carlisle
Gainor Hawkins
cRinley
Kai Kendallnd
James
E.garten
Voters
Bert Brown
Harry Hyatt
Zack Sones
Henry H. Hyatt
Ed. Faith
P. R. Wadsworth
James Rasey
E. Kennedy
Daviess County
Republicana
Breanize
Epidemic of Diarrhoea Reported in Cocoa Grove Florida
A Cocoa Grove Florida correspondent reports an epidemic of diarrhoea with severe cases cured by four doses of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He claims others were helped and sales are through local druggists.
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Cocoa anut'Grove
Fls
Chamberlain
Racket items mix politics and town news in Indiana
Scattered notes from a local Indiana scene report bankruptcies political expense allocations and railroad shifts. Highlights include a James H BeCracken bankruptcy petition, Democratic party cost figures, railroad freight reconstructions and town social notices at the Masonic hall and Baptist lawn party with prices listed.
Cumback News Briefs From Cumback and Nearby
Friday night reports a baby of Verna Evans very ill and John Morgan smiling. JW Falmer from Washington made a business trip to Cumback on Tuesday. Miss Lyle Walker of Possum Hollow inspired Lola Alera here Thursday. Jane Swany visited daughter Mary Swan in Washington township on Tuesday. Will Johnson of Indianapolis visited his aunt Laura Jones here on Tuesday and says he likes Indianapolis well. Vigil, infant son of Joseph and Elia Johnson, is very ill. Lillie Bell of this place visiting relatives in Martin County this week.
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John
Evin Morgan
Verna Evans
JW. Falmer
Washington
Cumback
Lyle Walker
Possum Hollow
Lola Alera
Jane
National Glass Company to Move Plants to Ohio Valley
Henry C Pry president announces National Glass Company will relocate five Indiana plants to the Ohio Valley near Pittsburgh, relocating from SumnerHie Greentown Dunkirk Marion and New Albany. Over 3000 workers to be employed as natural gas supplies wane and river access aids southern markets.
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Witeburg
Jaby
Henry
C. Pry
National Glass Conpany
Chautsogua
Indiana
Pittsburg
Ohio Valley
Fat SumhierHie
Greentown
Dunkirk
Marion
New Albans
Ind
Mr. Fry
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Infant Helen Myers Dies in Odon at Two Months
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Myers of Odon died Saturday July 21. She was two months and twelve days old.
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Helen
Daviess Circuit Court Terms Dispositions
Saturday noon term ends with several cases disposed or continued. Isaac Harris use certified back to justice of the peace. Anna Sagel v Rekers et al partition continued. Josephine Herroin et al v Dad Heron partition continued. White Critchlow v Wade et al closure continued. Albert Cunningham v Margaret Cunningham divorce dismissed. Hannah Sturgeon v John Sturgeon divorce continued. Judith Clarke v John Mackall et al note continued. John Dosch executor v John Murray possession continued.
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Daviess
Isaac Harris
Justice of the Peace
Anna Sagel
Rekers
Josephine M. Herroin
iDad
Heron
Albert D Cunningham
Margaret Cunningham
Hannah Sturgeon
John Sturgeon
Judith Clarke
John. Mackall
John Dosch
John Murray
Minister E. Toneend Dies of Typhoid in City
The Rev. Mr. Toneend, pastor of the A. M. E. church, died Friday afternoon at his West End home after a three week illness from typhoid fever. A native of Loulavilis, he came from Princeton Indiana last August to serve this city church. He was fifty four, married twice, leaving a wife, a daughter and a stepson. Funeral arrangements were set for tomorrow at 2 pm. Also note an advertisement for Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry claims cures for dysentery and related ailments.
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West’ End
Toneend
Loulavilis
Princeton
Ind
Greencastle
Miraculous escape and medical cure cited in local notice
Hines of Manchester recounts a near fatal exposure leading to serious lung trouble and consumption. After taking Dr Kings New Discovery she was wholly cured. The ad notes regular 2 5c and 1.00 bottles with a free final bottle at Jones Drug Store. Also reports Mrs Lynch birthday surprise and a Mayfield church festival slated for August 18 16 with community refreshments and invitations.
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Manchester
Dr. Kings New Drovery
Jones Drug Store
Willian Lynch
Mia
Lynch
Mayhedige Fektivad
Mapeville M
Mays Ier
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised in 19th century style shoe powder
The ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure painful feet, corns, bunions, and sweating. It claims instant relief for smarting nails and tired feet, promising comfort in shoes. Available from druggists and shoe stores, 25 cents by mail, trial package free, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
LaGrange Man Praises Salvo Remedy In Six Month Sore
A fragmentary note claims Danforth buffered for six months with a frightful leg sore. The writer cites a quick recovery after using a product named Salvo sold by J. N. Jones Drug in town. Gore guaranteed and touted as best in the world.
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