Washington Base Ball Association reorganized at meeting
The Washington base ball association reorganized with Will Larrick as president and Maurice Lauby as secretary. Officers elected include Larrick Lauby Fir man Rodarmel Pat Corcoran Ira Lee and Tobe Merritt. Dennis Corcoran and John Weiland sold their interests. Team signing and opening plans postponed to a future meeting.
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Washington Base
Maurice Lauby
Association
Will Larrick
Firman Rodarmel
Pat Corcoran
Irs Lee
Tobe Merritt
Dennis Corcoran
John Weiland
Dots and Dashes Post Master Visits Pershing
Post-master JE. Pershing visited from Elnora today. Mr. and Mrs. August Henry of French road and 800 are noted. Mr. and Mrs. Bret Cabel left Sunday.
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JE. Pershing
Elnora
Boro
August Henry
French Road
Bret Cabel
Morning trip plans and local notices in Washington
Morning on a trip to the south they will visit New Orleans and other southern cities and be away the rest of the month. Patrick Trainor moves his family from Montgomery to the city. Mrs Elizabeth Taylor of Oakstreet improves after illness. Elijah Arthur of Indianapolis remains very low and death is expected. Miss Margaret Mehan leaves bed after lagrippe. Miss Hannah Conrad returns to work with millinery firms. Pleasant Time club hosts a possible success at Peoples hall with out of town guests likely. Marion Changler sale at his farm in Stoule township with moving to the city. Charles Elmer Evans and Charity Tomay wed at the bride's parents in Plainville. Notice to Washington housekeepers inspect doors and windows for drafts and call Rubber Weather Strips man at the Valice hotel, Phone 406, to fix them.
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New Orleans
Tthe Peoples Hall
Washington
Valice Hotel
Aura
Bill Bailey
J. M. Vacce
County Commissioners Begin Term Amid Bridge Visits
The March 1 term of the county commissioners court opened this afternoon with limited business allowed. The board will inspect bridges and roads tomorrow and visit the county farm on Wednesday. Saloon license case for Charles Graker of El-nora to be considered if plans are in order. Petitions for extensions deferred pending action on general petition. Local notices mix with social items and comic excerpts.
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Ronda
Charles " Grakeer
Elnora
Constable Becomes Private Detective For Street Railway
The Street Railway company appoints Constable Enoch Cheek as a private detective to catch riders who skip fares. On a Saturday night a B&O machinist tried to ride without paying and was detained until the nickel was paid, delaying him five minutes and forcing a borrow from a friend to reach work on time.
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Enoch Cheek
The
Street Railway Company
B & O Si. Wit
Enoch
Personal news notes from Montgomery and nearby towns
Local notices list residents visiting and traveling from Montgomery Vincennes Loogootee and nearby areas. Names include Bill Hart obn Walsh Dan Jackson Walter Van Hoy Mitch Henrietta Ulrich Mrs Ray Palmer William Sims Sol Irank J Beit mad R M Baker Byron Rogers Helen Larkin Maud Littell Effie Crsey Richard Taylor and others visiting or on business with friends and relatives.
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Bill Hart
Montgomery
Obn Walsh
Dan, Jackson
Vincennes
Walter. van Hoy
Loogcotes
Mitch Henrietta Ulrich
Mrs
Ray, Palmer
Loogootee
Earl
Cincinnati
Died on Visit Leave Pass Christian for Burial
Reports from Vincennes and Pass Christian confirm multiple deaths. Mrs John Barton died during a winter visit. her remains were moved to Ranville for burial. Mrs Harriott Chowning died at home in Vincennes after illness. funeral at Horney residence with burial at Ashton Cemetery. Miss Mary White died at Railroad Street home after long illness. funeral at residence and burial at St John’s Cemetery. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Mandaback died at home with diphtheria. funeral services will be private.
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E. M. Barton
John’ Barton
Pass Christian
Barton
Troy
Dannie
Ranville
Mat. Barton
Bob Wintor Horney
Horney
Asion Ceme
Mary White
Railroad Street
St. John’s Cemetery
Fare
Nick Mandaback
West
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Remedy for Mrs Shepard
Local enthusiasm grows as Mrs. H. E. Shepard of East North Street reports relief from backache fatigue and kidney annoyance after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Hoosier drug store. She credits the remedy with kidney renewal and permanent back relief and urges others to ask dealers for Doan's. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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Caye
Doan
HE. Shepard
East North Street
Hoosier
Hieneye
Dean
Foster Milburn i Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’s
Muslin underwear sale at The Bostop Store
An old newspaper fragment promotes a muslin underwear sale at The Bostop Store running March 6 to 11. It also mentions Burdock Blood Bitters and Holsterane Mountain Tea as remedies with prices and drug store availability.
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Bostop
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Elizabeth Taylor
Oakstreet
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Indianapolis
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Lagrippe
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M.jjames
Marion Changler
Stoule Township
Charles’ ‘Elmer’ Evans
Charity E. ‘Tomay
Plainville
Guy
Aid
Tom Welker
East Seventh Street
Anna Strange
Loogootey
City
C. C. Oxbell
Misa Emma Rober
New York Press
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Miss Cayenne
Kis
Washington Star
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Miss Dash
Newcome
Dot
Para
Lippincott’s Magazine
Bill Short
Jones
New Orleans Times- Democrat
Hollister
iRocky Mountain
Lindeman's Pharmacy
Carrie Nation
Washngton
R. M.baker
Byron Rogers
Lopate
Helen Larkin
Loogostee
Edessa McKernan
Maud Littell
Ethel and
Ets. Hyatt
Richard Taylor
Mitchell
Arid
Effie
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Mra. A. O. Fulkerwon
South Side
W. ‘A.’ Danley
Shelbyville
Iil
Lizzie Gwinup Teft
Alice Walker
Cairo
John Barton
Hattie Chowning
Tery
Hatfield & Palmer
DeVoe
DeVoe Paint
C. D. Taylor
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China
Goi To
F. Hunnemeier’s
F. B. Fornwald
Castors
Mt Alves
Beard