Personal notices from Shoals to Evansville and beyond
The item lists numerous individuals visiting or passing through various Indiana towns and nearby states. It notes travels of Cc Mohr, Frank Leats, James Flanagan, Misses Morehead, M Alexander, L M Little, A J Jackson, Mrs E B Gunkle, Rev J W Doyle, Rev Samuel Reid, Geo E Lemmer, Miss Mery Conrad, H C Clippinger, Zelma Parks, Dr G W Willeford, Hattie Cook, Leo Lockridge, Mayme Hedden, Tona Arthur, Elisha Hyatt, Mrs Hyatt, Miss Mary Walsh, E A Robina, Wm L B Edwards, Theodore Brown, John Lutes, Mr and Mrs Will Goodwin, Mrs Sara Macker, Nettie Eastman, Joseph P Healy, Miss Jennis Johnson, Theodore Johnson, Homer Chapman and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Lemmer
Evansville
Mery Conrad
Petersburg
H.C. Clippinger
Vincennes
Zelma Parks
Bedford
G. W. Willeford
Indianapolis
Hattie Cook
Leo Lockridge
Loogootee
Mayme Hedden
Plainville
Tona Arthur
Elisha Hyatt
Local Guests and Visitors From Washington and Brazil
John and Margean of Washington stayed with Mrs. J. B. Larkin and relatives Tuesday. Miss Besa Mack of Washington headed to Princeton to make her home. L. D. Jones and wife of Washington visited friends Thursday. Names of several Eagle from Brazil listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and
Margean
Washington
Besa Mack
Princeton
L. D. Jones
Wife
Vincennes
Fred Norton
A. F. Gennel
J. W. Bonnell
Fred Cole
E. Lusk
K. French
Andrew Hollaway
Ernest Kern
M. Patterson
C. O. Shultz
W. Farden
Ira Holland
T. Hutchison
P. J O'Donnell
Jos. Brough
Geo. Brooks
Eagies
Brazil
Rail and workplace changes amid regional shifts
Ralph Venne, George Colbert, O G Stevens and others are noted leaving or starting roles in various Indiana railroad and industrial sites. A new boiler for engine 125 arrives after a prior fatal boiler burst. Freight runs expand on B and O lines while E and I freight delays occur near Eloora. Separate items report a denied Karges Furniture injunction, a fatal freight wreck near Ash Grove, a failed farm sale in Sugar Creek, a wreck near Liberty, and a mill fire at Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineer Connaty
Olney
Ill
John Bishop
Washington
Elmer Blackburn
William Carnan
Henry Neisman
Princeton
Vincennes
Vincennes Capital
Eloora
Doan's Kidney Pills Help A Veteran Back Pain
A Washington citizen Mr Price Stafford of Meridian Street recalls army era backache and kidney pain. He used Doan's Kidney Pills from Hoosier drug store and reports complete relief, better sleep, and no kidney disturbances. Sold by all dealers priced fifty cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Price Stafford
Meridian Street
Lasterer
Hoosier
Price Socents
Foster—Milburn Co
Buffalo N. Y
United States
To Become Expert In drugs and patient care claim
A Farmers' Drug Store advertisement asserts that expertise comes from natural liking and years of close application. It promises full attention to the business and states its specialization in prescription dispensing. Louis F Hunemeier promotes Farmers' drug store as a trusted pharmacist.
Chic Millinery Sale and Local Medicines Adverts
An advertisement page touts a large sale of trim millinery at Shorts Sisters Artistic Millinery in Cloud Building, with street hats and novelties. It also promotes Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for dysentery and summer complaint, and Dean's Ointment for piles, plus Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with testimonials and trial bottles offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts Sisters
Cloud Building
Dr. King
T. RK. Beall
Beall
J. N. Jones
Dauggist
American Steam Laundry Ad Promises Clean White Shirt Waists
Ladies urged to try Wee to sidry shirt waists this week. They wash and iron by hand for a clean white look. American Steam Laundry at 421 E Main Street, phone 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steam Laundry
Main Street
County Board of Review Schedule and Instructions
The Board of Review outlines its work plan with township notices and dates. June 1 Organization of Board. examinations and revisions for multiple townships. miscellaneous items listed by date. July meetings from the 3rd to the 10th. all parties with grievances should follow the program and attend on designated days for their townships. John Ditty, President Board of Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Asia
Nera
Asgeasor
Veale
Harrison
Barr Township
van Buren
Steele Township
Elmore
Reeve
Washington
City
Jonx Ditty
Boardi of Review
Economy grocery ad promise save on every order
The grocer claims customers can economize by shopping at The Economy store. If the grocer can shave a few cents off each order, the yearly total will be substantial. The ad emphasizes savings on groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groger
Joe Gordons Place Ad Promises Refreshing Beer and Fine Stock
An old ad touts Smoner Pleasure beer claiming refreshment and aiding digestion, plus ease of sleep and health. It notes well cared beer, and that choice liquor and cigars are always in stock at Joe Gordons Place, 218 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gordon
East Main Street
Money Well Used Credit Plan for Furniture Purchases
J. M. Cardwell & Co. at 420 Main Street offer a credit plan to buy good furniture with small weekly or monthly payments. They claim prices are no higher than cash and advertise high standard, fully guaranteed goods, and a large up-to-date stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cardwell & Co
Main Street
New Troy Steam Laundry Ad Promises Quality Service
A Neto Broom Sweeps Clean features in an ad for New Troy Steam Laundry. The copy touts up-to-date machinery and experienced staff, promising satisfactory service to all and inviting customers to call phone number 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Troy
Emblems and Badges Sold At Geo N Engert Jewelers
Members of societies and officials are invited to view a fine assortment of emblems. The collection includes pins charms and badges for groups such as Eagles Red Men and Daughters of Pocahontas at Geo N Engert the jeweler located at 805 E Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Pocahontas
Geo. N. _Engert’s
E. Main
Noted threats and accusations linked to town departure rumor
A fragmentary notice claims a person spread a false report about leaving town and dares the accused to apologize or face full legal prosecution. Names appear in garbled form, with a separate line about a girl to do housework and an address for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattiad
Asp Mua
Gao
H. Dunne
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Isle
Bame
Macdougal Femple Court
Ceresota
Minneapolis
Zack Jones
Schnull & Co
LANE
Boda
Cc. H. ‘Mohr of
Shoals
Frank Leats
Loogoatee
James Flanagan
Linton
Misses Morehead
Maysville
M. Alexander
L. M. Little
A. J. Jackson of
E. B. Gunkle
Kansas City
J. W. Doyle
St. Louie
Samuel Reid
Homer Chapman
J. Beitman’s Paewse
Marseilles
J. Beitman
Ralph Venne
George Colbert
O. G. Stevens
W. Peerebee
J. L. Davis
Paducah,Ky
Illinois Central
Walter Kocher
Mike Conley
The
Round House
Ind
Karges Furniture Company
Furniture Workers’ Union
Foster
Lafayette
Lebanon
Daniel R. White
Sugar Creek Township
Japd
Dienstrove
Liberty
Noblesville
C. W. Zinn
Michiigantown
Clinton County
George Marvin
Jolietville
Zinn
Marvin
Michigantown
Carthage
Jane
Dean
Notice County Board of Review
Cas
Hatfield & Palmer Co
J. F. Hunemeier
Farmers’ Drug Store
Galeaman
Chariton Nursery Co
Rochester
IEN
Deliverice
Taz Hant Norstrr Co
New York
BNA & Co
N. H. Jepson
Washington Loan
Temple Court
Gro
M. Drnotsr
Mgr
Geo. A. Bright
Dick Gooldy
Tuiner Repairer
Wellington
New York City
7Th Ave
Sithshd
Central Park
Ling
Backa & Bonar
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