License Application for Washington Indiana Liquor Sale
Ulysses S. Earl, a Washington Indiana resident and wholesale liquor dealer, applies to the Daviess County Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a first floor room of a two story brick building on West Main Street. The described premises occupy lot 1 in Winney’s addition, with doors and windows facing Main Street and a rear hallway access. licenses would allow retail sale and consumption on premises under Sunday and holiday restrictions.
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Washiist
County of
Daviess
Indiana
H O
United States of America
Board of Commissioners
Genesion
Towada
West Main Street
Washington
Winney
City of Washington
Main Street
City of
Gold City
Ulysses
Earl
County Board of Review to Meet in Washington Indiana
The Daviess County Board of Review will convene in the auditor’s east room in Washington to review assessments of personal property and real estate. Hearings will run forty days starting the first Monday in June 2011 to hear complaints and adjust values. Thomas Nugent, Auditor of Daviess County, Indiana, announces.
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County Board OF Review
County Board of Revew
Daviess County
Indiana
Washington
Thomas Nugent
Notice of Gravel Road Contract Letting in Daviess County Indiana
The Daviess County Indiana Board of Commissioners will hold a letting for gravel road work in Madison Township. The notice specifies the contract letting date and related bidding requirements to complete road improvement in the township.
Daviess County Gravel Road Contract Bid Notice
Daviess County Indiana board of commissioners will on Tuesday June 6 1911 at 2 pm in the auditor's office Washington invite bids to gravel a road petitioned by John Mumaw et al. Plans and specifications are on file in the auditor's office. The notice is signed by the county commissioners at the county seat.
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Daviess County
Indiana
Bogard Township
Board of Commissioners
City of
Washington
James T. Sause
Auditor
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas Nugent
Auditor's
Lawery Cooper
Dow
Board of Couity Commissioners
John ’ Mumaw
Ponty Commissioners
Notice of drainage assessments in Daviess County Indiana
Notice is given that assessments for benefits approved by the Daviess County Commissioners in the William Walter ex parte drainage case will be collected by Michael T. Madden county surveyor and ex officio drainage commissioner. Payments begin July 1, 1911, monthly on the first Monday, until costs are paid, at the county surveyor’s office in Washington Indiana.
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Daviess County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
County of
Daviess
William Walter
Michael T. Madden
Coiunty
Court House
Washington
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Miss Sarah McConnell Returns to Vincennes After Visit
Miss Sarah McConnell returns to Vincennes after a short visit in the city with her mother and sister.
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Sarah McConnell
Vincennes
Pneumonia Claims Victim in Harrison County
John Conrad aged sixty seven died of pneumonia after returning to Daviess County from the bedside of his ill brother Amos who died last week. Surrounded by wife five children two sisters and fifteen grandchildren his funeral was held Friday morning by a Baptist minister from Odon and he is buried in Me Olive cemetery.
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Odon
Harrison County
Illinois
John Conrad
Conrad
Daviess County
Amos Conrad
Me. Olive
Old Couple Weds in Rutherford Township
License to wed issued Tuesday afternoon in Martin County to John W. Hicks, farmer, and Sallie Holmes of Alfonisville. They were married Tuesday evening at Alfonisville. Hicks is in his forties and a cattleman. the bride is in her thirties.
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Clark
John W. Hicks
Rutherford Township
Martin County
Sallie Holmes
Alfonisville
Alfonisvilly
Cupid
Hicks
Mrs F Marti praises Foley's Honey and Tar for boy's cough
Mrs F Marti of St. Joe Michigan says her sick boy recovered quickly after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound when doctor prescribed medicine failed. She notes the medicine eased coughing choking and gagging and praises the product as a house staple sold by Smith and Winton.
Vancouver couple to visit Indiana this month
Dr. and Mrs. C. C. McCown of Vancouver Washington will visit Indiana in the latter part of the month. They plan to start on the 18th and stop in Chicago briefly before arriving here where they once lived. The doctor has been in poor health for some time.
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C .C. McCown
Vancouver
Washington
Indiana
Chicago
One Conductor Back to Work After Remedy
Mr Wilford Adam writes that chronic rheumatism kept him in bed until he used Foley's Kidney Remedy. After two bottles he felt better, and the third bottle put him on his feet allowing him to resume work as a conductor on the Lexington street railway. He says it will do all claimed for rheumatism and it clears the blood of uric acid. Sold by Smith and Winton.
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Wilford Adam
Foley
Lexington
Smith & Winton
Hats exchanged at county convention prompt missing hat notice
Modern Woodmen reports hats were swapped at the Washington county convention. If any member received the wrong hat, inform the office with details to correct records.
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Washington
Veterinary Surgeon Opens Office at Plainville
Dr Floyd Gilliatt, veterinary surgeon, has opened an office over Farmers Bank in Plainville. Office phone 39 and residence phone 23. Notice also lists landowner meeting about Prairie Creek ditches at Ryan school house Bogard township on Wednesday May 10 at 11 pm. Attendees urged. names Patrick Ryan Samuel Eagle William Hardy M H Wilson. Perkins Breeding Stock advertises stock sales starting April 22 at Smith and Goatee's barn Washington and at seller's home on other days.
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Floyd Gilliatt
Farmers Bank
Plainville
Ryan
Bogard Township
Patrick Ryan
Samuel Eagle
William Hardy
M. H. Wilson
A. M.erkins
Montgomery draft horse to stand at old Turk farm
Basta the stallion and the Frank Daugherty horse are highlighted as prime stock in Indiana. The Montgomery draft horse weighs 9,000 pounds and stands about 15 hands high. Amiel Turk advertises the stallions for the season at the old Turk farm five miles north of Washington. Phone 5709.
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Basta
Indiana
Frank Daugherty
Mroland
Montgomery
Jack
Old Turk Farm
Washington
Amiel Turk
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