Estate Transfers Record Shows Transfers Across Town
A busy docket lists transfers of numerous parcels among individuals and firms including Berry O Edwards to David Potis, Henry Poindexter and Sadie Beck, Edward Meredith to Albert Pett, Mary R Baker to Robert Hedrick, H Gibson by guardian to Anna Gibson, Ida Hatfield, Amos G Graber, and others.Entries reference lots, additions, and subdivisions in Washington with several sums and parcel descriptions amid crowded line fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry O. Edwards
David
Potis
Henry Poindexter
Sadie M. Beck
Edward’ F. Meredith
Albert
H. Pett
Washington
Meredith
Mary R. Baker
Robert
Amos G. Graber
Aws
Maury J. Kelley
Edward Lee Kelley
Nwg
Henry Schuck
Hyatt
Western Addition
Robert ‘Wilson
James
H. Coalet
Downey Davis
Cox
Miss Elva Killion Named In Cincinnati Hair Trade
The fragment names Elva Killion daughter of County Commissioner Ww F Killion and mentions Miss Fannie Bonham in connection with hair from Cincinnati. The text is partial and lacks full context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Killion
Ww. F. Killion
Fannie Bonham
Dining in Washington Post Office letters week ending June 1 1989
The notice lists letters at the Washington post office for the week ending June 1 1989. It names women Sara John DeMoss Mike Fannie Noris Harland Haskett Comminsor La heatore Henry Spits H F Steck Frank Thompso and instructs callers to say advertised when requesting letters. A one cent charge is noted for all advertised matter and the notice is signed by E C Frith Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Posice
Sara John DeMoss
Mike Fannie Noris
Harland Haskett
Comminsor La+ heatore
Henry Spits
H. F. Steck
Frank Thompso
E. ¢. Frith
Court Case Fragment Involving Gardiner Attorneys
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal matter naming Gardiner and attorneys for the plaintiff or defendant. Details are unreadable, but the reference implies formal court pleadings or filings. No clear parties, dates, or outcomes are legible.
Court Allowances for Da viess County April Term 1909
A list of allowances approved by the Da viess county circuit court for the April term ending May 29 1909. Items include payments to Edward V Gooteé Nicholas Gress Wets A M Tarr Albert W Ennigug y William T Browh Rufus D McCarthy Hugat Lett Bert Harbstreit Ein John W McCartyn William Bowman Galatin England James Hunter Richard Cleaver William Patrick Riding bailiff Ark Davis fee John Smoot House bailiffs Henry Allison Firebeek William Prater Miscellaneous payments to Jesse Modrell George A Bright W E Kennedy The Bobbs Merrill Co The Home Telephone Co The Gazette Hera Sam Brothers Wm Heffernan Mary E Fish F M Colbert sheriff W A Wennath and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County Circuit Court
iEdward
Gooteé
Nicholas Gress Wets
A. M. Tarr
Geen Dees
Albert W. Ennigug
William T. Browh
Rufus D. McCarth
Hugat Lett
Bert Harbstreit-ein
John W. McCartyn c
William Bowman
Galatin England
James Hunter
Wih
Richard Cleaver
William Patrick
Ark Davis
Fee
Eee
John Smoot
Henry Allison
Firebeek
William Prater
Jesse Modrell
iGeorge A
the Home Telephone Co
the Gazette-Hera
Sam Brothers
Wm. Heffernan
Mary E. Fish
F. M. Colbert
Sherif
Iw. A
Principal Engaged To Lead Local School Post
A newly engaged educator, Mr. Lydy, holds a diploma from a normal school and has nine years of successful teaching. He resides in Clinte County and served as superintendent in Cort Jackson County during 1908, boasting a strong state record and close ties to County Superintendent Burrial.
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Havig
Lydy
Cort Jackson County
Lydys
Burrial
Eig
Local Baseball Teams Set Sunday Game At Shop Nas
The Washington 4 Pinks and the Hyatt station teams will clash Sunday afternoon at the shop nas. Hyatt's pitchers Hochsong and Condit face the Pinks with Allen and Peterson in the lineup. A solid, competitive game is anticipated. Foley's Laxative is advertised for constipation and liver trouble, with endorsement by Smid Mi and Winton.
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Washington 4
Pinks
Hyatt Station
Tate
Wil
Shop Ghopnas
Hyatt
Hochsong
Condit
Allen
I Peterson
Foley
Smid Mi
Winton
Deaths and Local Notices from Montgomery and Washington
Debris about James O Neill Jr. dying after a trap door fall from a moving coal car at Pickneyville Ill and burial in Montgomery. Charles L Gross of Washington dies of heart disease at his East Second Street bakery after a choking spell. Details on family, emigration, marriage, and local legal issues follow, including near beer debates and hog cholera fatalities in Missouri.
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James O'Neill, Jr
Montgomery
Pickneyville
Til
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
St. Louis Dispatch
O'Neill
Joshua Chute
Marion
Bellville
Ill
Princeton
Cannerburg
Charles L. Gross
Washington
East Second Street
Wisconsin
Louisville
Louise Schuck
Near beer sale case heads to Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Attorney General prepares to challenge the legality of selling near-beer without a retail liquor license. Bert Jonas was convicted in Colfax for selling near-beer and the Clinton circuit court upheld the verdict. The case questions whether licenses are required for malt beverages and seeks to stop the practice in dry Indiana regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steriffny
Supreme Court
Aloon
Childré
Ate Denier
Blooms
Letors
Tudge Whallon
Indian Poliselty ‘Court
Eee
Iindiana Anti-Saloon League
Gene
Indianapolis
Office of
Bingham
Indiana
Clinton
Bert Jonas
Justice of the Peace
Colfax
Joseph Combs
For Sale Ten Properties Near City With Exchanges Offered
A list of eight to ten parcels around Shoals Indiana and nearby areas offers 40 acres to eighty acres with farms, dwellings, barns, wells, and fruit trees. Each listing notes exchange options for city property or other farms and states approximate cash values and easy terms on balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idigood Tepair
Shoals
Ind
Washington
Montgomery
Miller Dies After Car Overturns on Roadside
Mr. Miller, 40, was killed when his four passenger touring car overturned on a narrow road while en route to Dr Baughs home for a business meeting. His body and the machine were found about 5:30 by Dr Baugh after a search by family and neighbors. He left house Wednesday evening shortly before 9. He was a director of Farmers and Traders Bank, a Masonic member, Friends church attendee, and owned 490 acres twelve miles south of Odell. He was survived by a widow, two children, a sister and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prother
Farmers and Traders’ Bank
Masonic Lodge
Odell
Friends Church
Notice to non-residents in Daviess County suit
Indiana notice to non residents in Daviess circuit court case Wesley Brown vs Adomi Hubbard et al to quiet title on real estate. Defendants William C Critchlow Alice Critchlow Clarence L Critchlow Dorcas Critchlow must appear by first Monday of September 1909 or default possible. Clerk WM A Wallace signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Daviess County
Daviess
Wesley Brown
Adomi Hubbard
Faith
William C.critchlow
Alice Critchlow
Clarence L. Critchlow
Dorcas Critchlow
Washington
A. D
WM. A. Wallace
Coroners Verdict on C L Gross Death in Daviess County Indiana
The coroner of Daviess County Indiana held an inquest into the death of C L Gross. He found no organic heart trouble and that Gross died on May 29 1909. Gross was about 43 years old and 5 feet 6 inches tall weighing around 159 pounds with brown eyes and dark brown hair born German. Signed at Washington Indiana June 23 1909 by Coroner J As Holder.
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Jon H. Holder
Daviess ‘County
Indiana
C. L. Gross
Wits Messes
Washington, Indiana
Union
H., Holder
Daviess County
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