Root Juice Demonstration Draws Crowds at Lindeman's Drug Store
A loud Saturday close of the Root Juice demonstration at Lindeman's Drug Store reports a steady stream of customers praising relief from stomach liver and nerve troubles. Al Davis shares a near miracle story of improved appetite digestion and calmer nerves after short use. Bottles sell for 12 each or three for 2.50 as locals flock to learn more.
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Lindeman's Drug Store
Washington
al Davis
Lindeman’s
Sloan's Liniment and Foley's Orino Laxative Promoted
An elderly Madison woman credits Sloan's Liniment with curing a leg swelling and pain after a doctor treated a sore. A Oneonta man praises Foley's Orino Laxative for his daughter and women and children. Also a May 1 sale at the Racket advertises discounts on ladies garments and related items.
Browning Oden and Esther Watson Oden
Greenwell Yarbrough Leo Andrew Greenwell Loogootee and Maud Yarbrough Washington township Danner Garden Samuel Joseph Danser Elnora and Agnes Garden Elnora Harlan Long Jonn Edward Harlan Washington and Martha Alice Long Washington
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T. Browning
Oden
Esther Watson
Greenwell - Yarbrough
Leo Andrew Greenwell
Loogootee
Maud Yarbrough
Washington Township
Danner - Garden
Samuel Joseph Danser
Elnora
Agnes Garden
Elnora A Harlan - Long
Jonn
Edward Harlan
Washington
Martha Alice Long
O'Gonner-Arvin Marriage Notice From Burr and Washington Townships
Matthew A. O'Conner a farmer of Burr township and Corriné Elizabeth Arvin of Reeve township, Tincher a miner of Grégnol county and Annp Turpsa of Washington township are listed in this Miarrage licenses notice.
Harrie and Grow and Dillard suit over notes and account
Ogden & Inman represent Josiah C. Harrie in a note and account case against Franklin L. Grow and John W. Dillard. Slinkard sues Grow et al on notes with Ogden & Inman as attorneys. Lowry Cooper et al sue David M. Pershing and Seward Pershing for specific performance with E T Laughlin representing the plaintiff.
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Harris
Grow and Dillard
Josiah C. Harrie
Franklin Ll. Grow
John W. Dillard
Ogdon& Inman
Slinkard
List of letters remaining at Washington post office
For the week ending April 27 1909 a list of names includes Miss Cora Alaine Mrs C Hugh ey Miss Myrtle Owen George Bender Frank Bickel R M Clark Willie Clements A B Tworp Albert Stump Frank Valmaee. When calling for the above please say advertised One cent charged on all advertised matter EB C Faith Postmaster.
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Washington Post Office
Cora Alaine
C. Hughey
Myrtle Owen
George Bender
Frank Bickel
R. M. Clark
Willie Clements
A. B. Tworp
Albert ‘Stump
Frank Valmaee
EB. C. Faith
Local Births Reported in Memphis and Nearby Areas
Birth notices list a nine pound boy for Mrs. E Rosa Smith of Memphis Tennessee. A daughter born to Mrs Charles Aikman of Sugarland. A son delivered to Mrs Stephen Bachelor of Veale Township.
Trial progress in Good murder case. Mrs Good jailed
In Bloomfield Indiana on April 3 the Good murder trial moved quickly as the state finished its evidence and the defense began witnesses. Mrs Good refused to testify again and received a sixty day jail sentence to Sullivan county, while the court ordered she testify before the jury. The defense claims insanity. no evidence yet presented on that point. The case is expected to go to the jury by Saturday night. Also Indianapolis hosted the 35th Eastern Star grand chapter with Miss Louise Decker elected grand matron and Willis Engle presiding as grand marshal with multiple officer appointments.
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Indianapolis
Grand
Order of the Eastern Star
Louise ‘Decker
Pauline Summers
Willis D. Engle
Louise Decker
Martinsville
W.D. Hale
Geneva
Blanche Regett
Indiana Eastern Star Home incorporations adopted speech
The Indiana Eastern Star Home articles of incorporation were adopted with Philip Zoercher of Tell City presenting the new incorporation and a Brat $100. The home will not be built soon and the fund totals about $5 000.
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Mofitt
Broad Ripple
Martha
Martha Zoercher
Tell City
Angela
Mee
Florence Henrichs
Indianapolis
Indiana Eastern Star
Philip Zoercher
Tel City
Divorced Wife Faults Husband for Truck Garden Labor
A divorce suit was dismissed with the judge stating the husband was right that the wife should aid him in making a living for their farm. The piece notes that a woman who marries a man with a small truck farm should not expect luxury. It also touts Foley’s Kidney Remedy for urinary issues and kidney strength, sold by Smith & Winton. Emerald Dixon, a high school student in Cincinnati, has not missed Sunday school in ten years, aside from rare absences.
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Foley
Smith & Winton
Cincinnati
Emerald Dixon
Baptist
Canada
Legal Notice In Daviess County Indiana 1909
State of Indiana Daviess county court notice to Dorinda Moore John D Noble Rebecca Noble Aaron Moore Sarah A Moore Mary A Cane William M Cane Lucinda Danewood John H Danewood and unknown heirs that a complaint No 12318 has been filed in the Daviess circuit court and will be heard on the first Monday of September 1909 at the Washington court house to be summoned byWM A WALLACE Clerk with Mattingly and Myers attorneys dated April 27 1909.
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Daviess Circuit
Court House
Daviess County
Indiana
Ayers
Washington
Hyatt
Oscar W.W. Deckard
Ollie M. Deckard
Union, Savings and Loans Association
Fielding
M. Colbert
Elijah B. Smoot
Mattingly
State of
Daviess Eircuity Court
William Hemerickhause
Dorinda Moore
John D. Noble
Rebecca Noble
Aaron Moore
Sarah A. Moore
Mary A. Cane
William M. Cane
Lucinda Danewood
John H. Danewood
Towit
Mary Cane
Daviess Circuit Court
Hhouse
Washington, Indian
Acd
WM. A. Wallace
Mattingly & Myers
State of Indiana
Daviess
Oliver Hemerick House
Saran A. Moore
A. Wallace
Myers
Attys
Hemerick versus Moore et al in Daviess Circuit Court
Complaint filed in the Daviess circuit court Washington Indiana listing Dorinda Moore John Danewood Lucinda Dane wood John D Noble Rebecca Noble and others as defendants with unknown residences. Case heard and determined at first Monday in September 1909 per clerk WA Wallace with Mattingly Myers attorneys.
Appointment of administrator for George W. Coles estate
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of George W. Coles, deceased, late of Daviess County Indiana. The estate is supposed to be solvent. Cole administrator. Hastings Allen & Haters attorneys.
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Indiana
Daviess County
Jay
George W. Coles
Daviess ‘County
Cole
JA Hastings
Attys
Properties for sale near city with exchanges offered
Eighty acres thirteen miles out with repairs and outbuildings, two acres orchard, good water, good fences. exchange possible for city property valued at 1,200 to 1,500 with easy terms. Thirty acres two and a half miles out with dwelling barn and outbuildings. 21 acres under cultivation, 10 timber, 200 fruit trees every three years, exchange for large farm with balance difference. Eight room dwelling on West Main Street with verandas gas water, steps, suitable for roomers. exchange for 600 to 800 and easy terms on balance. Fifteen acres near city limits with five room dwelling, barn, cistern, well, pond, water, fruit, soil good for gardening. exchange for 1,000 to 1,500 city property with easy balance. Forty acres seven miles southeast of Shoals with twenty-five cleared, small log house. timber worth 159. exchange for 600 property in Washington or Montgomery.
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City
Mits
Shoals
Ind
Washington
Montgomery
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Loe
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Associated Press Service
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Ethel Stivers
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Ed Dankoff
Kenton
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State Hospital
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Kenton County
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Southwest First Street
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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Sola
United States
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Ely
Ely Brothers
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Tans Theatre
Sir Wake
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Sey Barn
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