Orbe Council Minutes Highlight Curbing Contract Approved
Orbe council meets Monday night with all members present except Alexander. A 176 foot curb project on Main Street between East Fourth and East Fifth streets is approved with Neal Bogard to contract. Bogard bond set at 150 dollars, five year durability guarantee required. Treasurer, clerk, and engineer reports noted, library funds transfer authorized, and several minor claims approved.
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Hovey
Brunet
George McCracken
W. L. ‘Brown
Olly Clerk Kieter
Smiley
East Fourth
East Fifth Streets
East Second
Wee
Neal Bogard
Bogard
Icity Fund
Library Fund
Henry Schuck
West End
Golden to Attend National Convention in Buffalo
Ww. E. Golden will depart Wednesday to attend the National Convention in Buffalo. He is set to participate in the debate over the convention of the B. of. B. and related matters.
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E. Golden
B. of
Buffalo
Senators edge rival in 4th2 scoring win
Goodwin again pitched for the Senators in a game won 4 to 2. Manager Asterholts of JOovington Anchoré seeks a matchup with Washington, noting the Anchors as a strong team.
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Goodwin
Méndsy
Asterholts
Joovington
Washington
Daviess County Well Represented at Central Normal College
Daviess county is well represented at the Central Normal College in Danville Indiana with twenty eight county residents attending. The group ranks third in attendance among counties and may boast the largest enrolment from the area. A meeting formed an organization with Oscar Patterson elected president and Blanche Fish named secretary.
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Daviess County
Central Normal College
Danville
Ind
Daviess
Cebation
Thiyebuntr
Daviess County Étudente Ag
Oscar Patterson
Girls Well Attend School For Teaching Course
Misses Pauline and Eulé Banford Lucia McGehee Emmy Ceraghho Cora Hunter Isa Ferguéon ill leave the lst for Danville here they wi attend school The ybung pepe are graduates of the Whington High School They expect to take a teachers course in preparation for teaching
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Pauline and
Eulé
Banford
Lucia McGehee
Emmy Ceraghho
Cora Hunter
Isa Ferguéon
Lst
Danville
Ybung Pepe
Whington
Seniors Win Track Meet at Northside School Grounds
The inter-class meet Monday afternoon at Northside school grounds saw seniors dominate by winning four of five events and totaling 30.5 points. Slob Welch led junior and field event efforts, while Welch clocked a record 10.4 seconds in the 100 yard dash and Smail won the half mile race, hinting at strong showings in Vincennes.
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Northside
fua—Small
Walker
Aiéliand
Colbert
Cobtello
Yelch
Johnson
Creager
Goshorn
Slob
Wis
Welch
Pelbert
Ron Breast
Bregat
Firat
Smail
Rua
Nima
Vincennes
Unhealthy Hogs Head Pond Meeting Discusses Action
At Monday night’s meeting on Railroad Street south of the B&O-BW railway, concerns were raised about unhealthy conditions from stinging insects and the proposed plan to upgrade or alter the pond system to Seventh Street.
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Hogshead Pond
Dusonpeed
Osundinga
Stone
Atlantic City Nightlife's Musical Farce Returns
Critics hail the three season long success of the musical farce Ty as it plays at the Neptune House for three nights starting Tuesday. The show features Miss Katherine Helston and the Adams Sisters with John B Moore as Skeets the bell boy delivering laughs on a breezy seaside summer set.
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M. Willabf
Katherine Helston
Dainty Adams Sisters
Sue
Joha B Moore
Skeets
Lowell News
Beat Bale
Horrali's
Cyclone Hits Marquette Kansas. many killed and injured
A Marquette Kansas cyclone at an early morning hour caused extensive damage to residences and the business district. Reports indicate a large death toll with many injured. churches and a block housing were demolished in the destruction.
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Fitlm
Kansas City
Marquette
Kan
Resignations and Rumors as Police Blues Change Hands
The piece notes Sergeant Will Walker nearing resignation while Blues questions who will wear the badge. Tales arise of Borders' return and Walker expected to lead Ed Howard's saloon on East Third Street in a few days, pending appointment.
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Walker
Teats
Ed Howard
Globe Hotel Repair Work Underway
W A Oliphant owner of the Globe hotel in the city announces the building repair starts this morning to restore it for use.
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W. A. Oliphant
Globe Hotel
I Ia
Divorced Suit Rumor Surges in Circuit Court
Rumor says a divorce suit will be filed soon in the circuit court with Washingtonians expecting a sensational and decisive surprise.
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Circuit Court
Personal notes from Petersburg area social page
The items mention Ray King of Petersburg and K L Miller from Vincennes visiting. Fireman Alex Rayhill is taking a vacation and Ober is home from Wheatfield visiting family. Farrell and Tod John are noted in brief.
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Ray King
Petersburg
K. L. Miller
Vig
Leay
Alex Rayhill
City Council Discusses Garbage Cleanup Plan
At a crowded Monday meeting the mayor urged property owners to place dirt trash in the curb line for city removal. Council members debated whether all refuse should be hauled away, with no action taken but the issue likely to be reconsidered next term.
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Washington
Wey
Hikoly Will Be Taken Up At Next Termg of Council. A Large Lumod Pt Peorte
Two More Alchemists Made Today Amid Charges
Blarry Myers of Reeva delivered a statement to Sheriff Fitzgerald requesting permission to read an affidavit charging someone with disturbing a religious seating months ago. Myers posted bond for appearance. Perry Brawer arrived from Canterbury and was arrested for intoxication, then bonded for court.
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Blarry Myers
Reeva
Sherif Mitton
Fitzgerald
Fea
Baba
Perry
Canterbury
Mh és Marriage Licenses Report
Eugene T. Strange and Andristasia O Maley are listed in the marriage license section with details readable from the page. The notice confirms their intention to wed under local civil requirements.
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Eugene T. Strange and
Andristasia O' Maley
Linton Hosts Special Train For Big Four Meet
Linton will host a special train to bring in participants for the Big Four track meet on May 13. Local notes say Washington Princeton and Evansville may attend, with expectations of a large crowd and strong youthful effort to win trophies.
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Linton
Vintonnes Sun
Organ O
Washington
Princeton
Evansville
West Main Street Pet Home Night Social Ends Late
A fragment describes a late evening at a pet home on West Main Street where young patrons enjoyed themselves after business, with refreshments served. The wording is unclear but indicates a social gathering concluding late.
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West Main Street
Pho
St Simons Devotion Services Conclude Tonight
The forty hour devotion at Bh. Ainson's church ends this evening with services at 7 30. Rev. J P Matthews of Montgomery and Rev Fr Mahoney helped lead the meetings as crowds grew larger than ever before. Fred Orr left Venlariog works to become a baggage wagon driver for Helphencing May and Coleman.
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Bh. Ainson’s
J. P. Matthews
Montgomery
Fr. Mahoney
Fred Orr
The
Venleriog
May & Coleman
Bonner-Rockwell Files Suit for Divorce in Knox Circuit Court
Clare Bernice Bonner Rockwell of Vincennes has filed for divorce in Knox circuit court citing cruelty drunkenness failure to provide and desertion. She accuses her husband of harsh treatment and notes she visits her sister Mrs Daye Padgett on the South Side.
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Clare / Bernice Bonner-Rockwell
Vincennes
Knox
Dnvorce
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