Death of Mrs Laura Washington in Washington Street area
Mrs Laura Washington died Sunday evening at seven nine o clock at the home of her daughter on Eagle Street. She was about 80 years old and long a respected member of the community and Daughters of Rebekah. The burial took place at Paris Grove cemetery after services at the church.
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Laura’ Ha Dsone
Washington
Kisin
William ‘Neal
Ashington
Aliangton
Hington
Rebgkah Sento Geven
Paris Grove Cemetery
Taits
Fig
Oaks
Star
Masonic i
Frank’ McGravel
Flora Street
Meatiha
Ousern
Migs’ Chapman
Harry Creager
Harr J
Frank McGraver
Beitmans Funeral Testimonial Observed
A Sunday funeral service on Osk Street honored Beitmans with a testimonial gathering. Rabbi and friends led prayers as family and community members paid respects before burial, noting Beitmans’ public service and commitment to civic duties.
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Osk
Ard
Local election surprise as Ledgerwood chosen truant officer
Milton Ledgerwood of Madison township won a county board election for truant officer after a four vote swing on the final ballot. The contest involved Smoot and Morgan, with Ledgerwood securing ten votes to three for Morgan and none for Smoot, amid a tense race and late-party compromise.
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Milton
Board of Sea
Marlatt
Steele
Scudder l
Veale
Strallpox
Nt Wa
Town
Butt
Wallace
One O'élers
Harley A. Smoot
Henry Miller
Washington
Milton Ledgerhood
Madison Township
Hugh Morgan
Bogards Township
Smoot
Ledgerwood
Morgan
Miller
Sis
Stoot
Messrs
Morgan F
Man kicked by horse on East Main street episode
A man invited to ride a spirited horse along East Main street Sunday afternoon caused a scare as the buggy dash broke loose. The horse kicked the dashboard loose and the man fell, others thought he began to jump. He was later taken to his camp after the harness was repaired.
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Parsons
East Main Street
John Dosck
Dosch
Blackmail Charged in Montgomery Arrest at Court
Marshal Geyer and Deputy Gates arrested Edward Bingham of Montgomery for blackmail after a letter to George Brown demanded 2500 in gold to spare the town from burning. Bingham pleaded not guilty and was bound over to circuit court on a $700 bond. detective Cochran pursues the letter writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Geyer
Gates
Edward Bingham
Montgomery
H. G. Cochran
George Brown
Bingham
Brown
Neat
Bio Ban
Clarkland
Ringhan
Superintendents Named by County Commissioners
The county commissioners met and named Benjamin Cory state, William A. Booker, Layne Kirby, and Francis M. Ferguson as superintendents for Stop Township gravel roads. They also planned to handle business this term including the high finance application of Elnora against a remonstrance filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Cory
William A. Booker
Layne Kirby
Francis M. Ferguson
Thamo
Subscription Suit In Vincennes Court
Publisher George M. Cook sues Henry M. Mooney for 83 in Vincennes Capital subscription dispute. Mooney judged for 50 dollars in Knox court. appeal pursued. Ohio National Guard involvement noted as town reads report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Cook
Vincennes Capital
Henry M. Mooney
Vicenones Capital
Knox
Savary
Mooney
Squirdife
Reverend Stafford Millionaire Patent Stopper Offer Prompts Demonstration
A Cumberland Presbyterian minister and inventor Reverend Ray Jamies Stafford of Hazelon claims a patent for a bottle stopper that renders a bottle nonrefillable. Lexington magnate offers $1,000,000 for the patent with conditions for a full demonstration. The device aims to curb counterfeits and illicit refilling of liquor bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Jamies Stafford
Cumberland Presbyterian
Brincaton Democrat
James Papper
Lexingtongé Ky
Hiss
Stafford J
Washington
Stafford
Lexington
Dots and Dashles at the Club Poetry Evening
A fragmentary report notes a club poetry reading titled How to Wake Home with excerpts and personal anecdotes. Mentions of Mrs and Mr speakers, a reference to East Walnut street residents and laborer voices appear amid garbled names and scattered lines.
Fragmented OCR Note on Appetites and Digestion
A garbled OCR snippet discusses appetite and digestion with unrelated typos and fragmented words. No coherent event or entities are identifiable to anchor a full news item or names. The readable portions mention appetite and digestive issues in a nonsensical mix.
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Iarris
Beitmans
Andy
Bryan
Flo
Jeady
United States
Gus Frank
Trebsons
Payias
Milt Ledgerwood
Near Offon
Beford
Took
Alee Cemetery
the - A
Ed Bingham
Vinciennes
Iret Regioft
Ohio National
Yinstinnes
Bey
Ian
Bloomington 18
Nellie Thompson
John “Shompson
Sylvester Smith
Alice
Carrico
St .John
T. O'Donaghue
Lewis Smit
Joh
Murdock Bros
Myrtle Baum
C. P
Badim
Will
Goon Ford
Chicago
Mulmaw
Thara
John D. Pruett
Mary
Bia
Martin County
Werd
H. Q. Houston
Harry Scott
Terre Hau
Bertha Gaughan
Colonne
James K.P. Marlatt
St Township
He Plainville
Ratinys
Giles
East Walnut Streets
Dssac Satter di
Buckingham
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