Big Stack Farm Sold in Jackson County for 15000
Sheriff of Jackson County O R Pachel buys the Eli Hornady stock farm a 616 acre tract in Reeve township near High Rock for 15000. Also 200 acre Brownstown land traded to Pachell. Sheriff Richards plans stock farming and local management. Alf Killian home farm 112 acres sold to William Lindley for 27000. Deals handled by Bright and Slimp.
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Eli Hornady
Reeve Township
High Rock
O. R. Pachel
Ed C. Richards
Jackson County
Brownstown
Mr. Pacheel
Alf Killian
Steele Township
William Lindley
Society gathering at White River pool during fishing trip
A crowd of high school boys and girls fished at the old White River pool and will return late tonight. The event was described as one of the season's most pleasant gatherings.
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White River
Married Ladies Euchredale Host Card Party
Married Ladies Euchredale held a Thursday card afternoon with Mrs Adrian Hamersly presiding. Prizes included a silver spoon for first awarded to Mrs Harry Hyatt and a hand painted plate for second going to Mrs Thomas Graham. Guests included Mrs Felix Cadou of Vincennes and Mrs A J Hill of Bowling Green Kentucky.
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Euchredale
Adrian Hamersly
Harry V. ‘Hyatt
Thomas Graham
Club
Felix Cadou
Vincennes
A. J. Hill
Bowling Green, Ky
Eroscoe Wadaworth
Hugh L. Cor
Loogootee businessmen plan drilling test at Trenton Rock
Local entrepreneurs in Loogootee raise funds to drill a 2550 foot well at Trenton Rock to test gas potential in the field. The effort aims to evaluate the site's viability through a deep drilling project.
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Loogootee
Trenton Rock
Reneral
Dorsett Divorce Trial Captivates Circuit Court
In Vincennes Circuit Court the case Francis J. Dor sett v Jenkinsa Dorsett is heard with focus on claims she refused to cook and threatened to poison him. Dorsett alleges she hid in Washington and Vincennes evading officers until finally caught. She contests the divorce vigorously and seeks to block the decree. The Wilson suit against Brown Brothers was continued for final evidence. Mary Ry Annie et al vs Catherine Connor involves partition and land division. Foreclosure in Cardaha Co vn Anna Beat dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis “J. Dorsett
Jenkinsa Dorsett i Ig
Washington
Vincennes
James H. Wilson
Brown Brothers
Mary A. Ryati
Catherine Oo’ Connor
Harry H. Crook
Issac W. Feagans
James T. Sause
M. J. Cardaha “Co
Anna Beat
Double of Teddy Here Double of Teddy Here
George B. Kemp traveling salesman for Foley and Company of Chicago visits the national capital city. He is widely known as a dead ringer for President Roosevelt and is often mistaken for the president by crowds and even secret service agents. Kemp notes people bow and hats are raised as he passes.
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George B. Kemp
Foley & Company of
Chicago
Hyatt Hotel
Mr. Kemp
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Min Will Borders for Riding Traing
They were brought before Mayor Clark and fined ten dollars each for riding training. AJ was jailed.
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Min
Clark
Pastor’s Vision of Wealth Prompts Church Egg Tax
Members of the Salsm Separate Baptist Church of Clay township Owen county pledge to guarantee the pastor’s salary with proceeds from all eggs laid by their chickens for Sunday. Cure the cough and save the life. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs and colds.
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Salsm Separate Baptist Church
Clay Township
Owen County,a
Stafford displays glass casket samples at Meredith hotel
Rev J M Stafford a Petersburg glass bottle maker brought a larger sample of his glass casket and other bottle samples to the Meredith hotel at noon. The display is drawing attention from visitors.
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Petersburg
Meredith Hotel
Hickman Sues Over Train Death Damages
James Hickman seeks 6000 damages from the B&O Railroad after his son Walter Hickman was killed by a passenger train two weeks ago near the line. Local authorities say the case targets the railway company for wrongful death.
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James Hickman
Ldogootes
Walter Hickman
Vincennes Watch Suit Involving Miss Morris And Monroe
A legal case in Vincennes involves Miss M Morris suing to recover a watch and two rings claimed by James Monroe her former sweetheart Monroe was arrested and then turned over the items to the sheriff He says the lady owes him a $125 diamond ring found earlier and he will file suit to recover his property.
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Vincennes
M. Morris
James Monroe
Monroe
Sherif Westfall
Saloon Keeper Charles Chickedantz to Retire
Charles Chickedantz, a saloon keeper for forty years, will retire next Thursday when his lease expires. He currently operates a saloon on Third Street.
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Charles Chickedantz
Hig
Third Street
New Suits Nash vs Mary and Jobo Monger
Legal notice of appeals from a justice's court involving Nash against Mary and Jobo Monger on an account dispute and new suits filed in the higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernarges Nash
Mary
Jobo
Monger
Justice’s Court
Community News Briefs Stumble Through Local Notes
James O'Brien is on the sick list and Miles Jones repairs his residence. Daisy Wilson quit her clerk job at Holrrall Brys. Claude Wilson took a job at M. J. Carpaban stores. Julie B. Cook, bedridden, is able to go out. A box social for the colored folks at the I. O. C. F. lodge room last evening. Mr. and Mrs. IO. C. Gurney travel to Flora to visit relatives. H. L. Lockridge and Dr. A. H. Hold fishing on the White River. Vincennes visitors saw the Mipona at their lodge room. Jobo Biddinger injured his eye from a cold. Frank Hedrick slightly improves at his Meridian Street home. Harry Kidwell returns from a trip south and stays for a while. De TF Spink's new office building near Second Street nears completion. Charles Walker to report for work at the ice plant soon after fingers frozen in January. Fred Orr, transfer wagon driver, mashed four fingers Thursday night unloading a truck. Funeral of W. J. Cooper held at St. Simons church this morning at 10 o’clock.
Notes of Shops and Railroads
Walter Hyatt of the tin shop rests while machinist James Howard takes vacation. Several workers face vacations or lay offs. Supt Scoville and others conduct business between St Louis and Cincinnati. Cogswell resigns and plans to enter the Bedford hotel trade after April 15.
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John Kelley
E. R. Scoville
St. Louis
Earl Stimson
F. J. Smith
St- Louis
Frank Davis Machinst
A. F. Dorey
Flora
John Nolen
W. D. Cogswell
Bedford
Marriage Licenses Issued To Five Couples
Ira Lee and Anna Potts. Harry Fennington and Lillie Farrell. Oliver P. Smith and Sarah Wildridge. Harry G. Vannustram and Bertha E. Humerickhouse.
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Ira Lee
Anna Potts
Harry Fennington
Lillie Farrell
Oliver P. Smith
Sarah
Wildridge
Harry G. Vannustram and
Bertha E. Humerickhouse
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern accused of tariff discrimination
Charges filed with Ohio State Railroad Commissioner Morris by E. E. Williamson of the Cincinnati Receivers and Shippers' Association accuse the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern railroad of excessive switching charges, higher short haul rates, unposted rates, and private rebates to certain shippers.
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Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Morris
Ohio
E. E. Williamson
Cincinnati Receivers and Shippers’ Association
Lee Potts Wedding Held at Bride's Home
The ceremony uniting Miss Anna Potts and Mr Ira Lee took place Thursday evening at the bride’s parents’ home on Herron street with Rev W Baker officiating. Immediate relatives attended and a supper followed. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Potts, and Mr Lee, a machinist at the B and O 8 W shops and Washington ball team member, will reside with the Potts family on Herron street for the present.
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Herron Street
Anna Potta
Ira Lee
W. Baker
George E. Potts
Mr. Lee
Washington Ball Team
Jap Farris Hurt by Kick From Horse
Jap Farris formerly with the Washington basketball team was kicked by a horse at J. D. Morgan & Co livery barn this morning. The injury to his right ankle is very painful but not serious. He was walking behind the animal when struck.
To Die at Dawo at Spink's Opera House Sat
Amusements note the play To Die at Dawo at Spink's Opera House Saturday night. Miss Elsie Crescy, a popular young actress, stars with a strong supporting company. The production is proving a big success.
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Dawo
Spink's Opera House
Elsie Crescy
Police Court Records Of Four Tramps Arrested
Four typical tramps were arrested in the morning by B and O police. The incident details are recorded in the police court brief, noting the arrests and charges filed.
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BIG Stack Farm
Reeve
Alfred Killion
Mr. Killion
The
Dea
Geo. N. Engert
Main St
Dorsett
Joint Cemetery
Schilling
West Main Street
Mrs
Frank Dorsett
Wilson
William Crosby
Ind
Ity
R A.M. Chapel
A. M. Willoughby
Ff. D. Foulkes
T. F. Palfrey
Ed. Clark
Dr. Hindman
Mason Summers
C. L
Teddy
National Capitol and Police
Stafford
J. M. Stafford
Hickman
Will Aretire
James O'Brien
Miles Jones
Daisy Wilson
Holrrall Brys
Claude Wilson
M. J. Carpaban Hardware Stores
Julie B. Cook
Colored Folke
I. O
C. F. Lunge
IO. C. Gurney
Pown
Rel
Atives
H. L. Lockridge
A. H. Holdare
Jobo ‘Biddinger
Frank Hedrick
South Meridian Street
Harry” ‘Kidwell
TF. Spink
Toill En Second Streets
Charles Walker
Fred Orr
W.J. Cooper
St. Simons Church
Walter Hyatt
Tin Shop
James Howard
Will Jones
J. R. Frank
Charles Schilling
Charles Kidwell
H. G. Kruse
St Louis
Tom Julian
Oil House
Martineville
Machiniat Foster Reuss
J. W. Currhca
Cincinnati
W. H. Brimson
Baltimore
B.&c.s W
Ciation
Lee-Potts
Bride's
Farris
Ingrain
Rapeatey Hrangels
Saxony
Axminster
Wiltons
Brussels
Smyrnas
Ingram
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