Commissioners Allowances Regular May term 1908
Minute list records allowances for W. A. Wallace M. Colbert Wm R Summers T N Braxton Calvin Rowland Trecy Tracy and others. It itemizes payments to roads bridges ditches jail and inscribed items including Gazette Herald the Dem
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W. AL Wallace
M. Colbert
Wm. R
Ohio Paint Co
Neal & Eskridge Pee
Roy W. Evesi
Cccs
Hatfield & Pajimer
F. M
Morton Bulngs
Geo. C. Brown
Gazette & Herald i
the Democrat
Bonham Soc
Bonham Sonb
Bikanah Allen ' Tee
Ceeds
Ohio
B. W. Clangon
City
Home Tel. Co
City Water
Wes Eeebe
LF. M. Colbert
Court House
Hugh Metarias Joey
M. J. Carnahan Co
B. W. Clawsyne
Union Tel Co
Light Co
Rep Tea
Home Tel Co
McCarty, Smith & Gosteete
City Water Co
Payee Eee
Louis Lauby
Goal Co
Adistete Home
O. Hope
C. M. Mears
M. Ota Lynch
A. . Palmer
J. Williams
Capitola
B. Wall
Morton Blowluigt
John B
Donaldson
Mell B. Wallach
John H. Davis
Anora Davis
Interesting Offers on Moderate Price Homes on Pearl Street
A real estate notice advertises three homes for sale at moderate prices. A seven room furnished house on Pearl Street with barn and trees is listed at 2200 dollars. An eight acre suburban property near Washington with four dwellings and orchard is priced at 5000 dollars. A five room corner lot home with modern conveniences and good fruit is offered at 1300 dollars.
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Pearl Street
Washington
For Rent Five Room House on Pearl and First Streets
For Rent a five room house on Pearl and First streets with barn and walks inside and out. Rents for ten dollars.
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Pearl
First Streets
Local Tax Ledger Details Bonds and Gravel Roads
The record lists payments and bonds across towns such as Wash tp No. 1 and No. 2, Moore, Aikman, Jones, Wilson, Ennis, and Madison tp with amounts from 22.00 to 555.92. It shows treasurer George Godwin handling multiple tallies including gravel road disbursements and individual names like Hornady, Hopkins, Irwin, Bush, Cox, and Walker in a dated municipal financial ledger.
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J. Hornadys
Mary A. Hornady
Hopkins
R. Hopkins
H. Callaban
Cavaban
James B. Flinn
John Irwin
Veterecasenee
Ollie Irwin
George Godwin
Treas
Moore
Aikman
Jones
Seeseenee
Wilson Wee Eens
Walker
Ennis
Veale
Barber
Barr
Epscoplevie Scene
Madison
Stoy
Wirts
Alexander
Elmore
McKnight
Harris
Steele
Im. H. Wilson
George Faith
Wm. P. Smoot
Oscar Patterson
W. Barnett
P. Walter
W. P. Walter
e--Dees
W. Patterson
George Falth
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain in Washington Man
Randolph Ragsdale of Washington Indiana reports back pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says the remedy cured his weakness, enabled him to return to work, and has kept him well since, with the product sold by local druggists and Foster Milburn Co. as US agents.
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Washington
Doan
Randolph Ragsdale
Southwest First Street
Ind
Dean
W. L. Jackson
Reas
Foster - Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Chronic Constipation and Kidney Remedy Advertisements
An aged advertisement column promotes Foley's Urino Laxative to ease constipation and support liver and kidneys, claiming quick relief. It also touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring tonic and Foley's Kidney Remedy to correct irregularities, urging early use and listing Smith & Winton and Lindeman's Pharmacy as sellers.
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Foley
Smith & Winton
Lindeman’s
Local briefs note baptisms visits and moves
A series of brief items from the community includes D. B. baptizing at Potts with about 1 000 attendees and twenty immersed from spring revivals. residents visiting relatives in Eckerty Indiana and Loogootee. Mercer & Company moving drilling gear to the Austin Allen farm for a new bore. Emice Brown returning after teaching eight months. and May 30th soldier address by Hon. Ray Gardiner. Also listed are initiations, arrivals, paintings, births, and local travels by figures such as Roy Wallace from Washington and Rev H G Barton.
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B. C. Burris
Portersville
Stephen
Cole
Goldie Twitty
Loogpoteelig
al! Rowland
Eckerty
Ind
Mercer & Company
Austin Allen Farm
Roy . Wallace
Washington
Plato“Alleh
Vincennes
Emice Brown
D. B
Guear Alex Potts
Montgomery
Locust Grove
H. G. Barton
Emery Walkins
Nellie Ham
F. Ms. Walls
Ray Gardiner
John Cole
M. W
Dan Smith
W. J. McCord
Frederick Burgett
Corning
Whitefield
Big Windy Sees Corn Planting to Resume After Wind Damage
The Big Windy area reports rapid corn planting revival as wind damage shortened wheat and oats. Farmers note limited delays in the bottoms and expect heavy ground use this summer. Local social notes include visits among Barber Singleton Lett and Edwards families. A memorial sermon by Rev. J B Hadlock of Petersburg will be at Mt Olive May 31 at 10 30 AM on The Battle of Chickamauga and How I Saw It. The Big Windy team defeated Sandy Hook and Jacob's Station 24 to 9. Additional visits include Denny Ragsdale with James Edwards and C B Wallace in the east end. The Hop kins sisters Lillie and Etta visited Mrs Emery Lett, and Sylvester Swan with Mrs Thomas Singleton Sunday evening.
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Lou Barber
Tom Singleton
Aritla Lett
Hugh Lett
Stueben Grube
James Edwards
Perry Singleton
J. B. Hadlock
Petersburg
Mt. Olive
Chickamauga
Sandy Hook
Jacob's Station
Denny Ragsdale
C. B. Wallace
East End
James Singleton
Lillie
Etta Hopkins
Emery Lett
Sylvester Swan
Thomas Singleton
Northern Bogard Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Jacob Resler James Wilkey and Levi Resler visited Elnora Friday. Mrs Maude Wade visited her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Resler Sunday. Edward Wilkey went to Odon Saturday. Joseph Seneff went to Odon Saturday. Joseph T Myera went to Odon Monday. Miss Ermartchlow visiting relatives from Terre Haute. Miss Martha Wilkey returned from Terre Haute. Ella and Myrtle Wade guests at Clida Bver Sunday. Frank Critchlow and John Resler went to Odda Monday.
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Jacob Resler
James Wilkey
Levi Resler
Elnora
Maude Wade
Daniel Resler
Edward Wilkey
Odon
Ella
Myrtle Wade
Clida Bver
Frank Critchlow
John Resler
Odda
Train Tragedy Entangles Missing Wife and Card Game
In fragmented testimony a commuter says the missing wife was aboard the train and lost her in a whist game to a man from Lonyhurst. The spouse demands the whereabouts of the 600k as tension rises over the potential disappearance.
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Lonlyhurst
Local residents visit Montgomery area this week
Names of visitors and locals appear in a Montgomery list. Miss Hatfle Montgomery, Miss Anna Jones, E K Sud dith, Mrs. Albert Beckett, Miss Clodie Hunter, Will Thompson, Nellie Grannan, Frank Reilly, Rev Father Burger, Mort Gates, Harry Gates, Tommy Thompson, C W Slinkard, George Wedding, Elias Perkins, Mrs J M Clark, Susanna Clark, John Bean, Rev H A Barton, John Walsh, Joe McCloskey, Miss Lucy Clark, Lewis Brewer, Robert Bohnert, Henry Gorsage, Severn Reed.
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Hatfle
Montgomery
Anna Jones
E. K.suddith
Washington
Albert Beckett
Clodie Hunter
Cannerburg
Will Thompson
Coal’ City
Wii. Ryan
Trainor
Nellie Grannan
Loogootee
Cleophas
Cahill
Frank Reilly
Corning
John Walsh
Joe McCloskey
Flora
Nancy Dant
Vincennes
Leavenworth
Kas
James Allen
Earl Grow
James Loughmiller
Linton
Father Matthews
Lucy Clark
Montgomery Mercantile Company
Lewis Brewer
Brazil
Robert
Henry Bohnert
Gilmore
Henry
Gorsage
Evansville
F. A. Myers
Severn
Reed
Local residents and visitors noted around Alfordsville
A series of social visits and trips are listed. Mrs. Roger Conlin’s newborn is announced. Thomas Cullivan and Edward Rogers were in Alfordsville Tuesday. Miss Mary Rielly visits Washington. Hugh McDonald visited Cannerville Saturday. John McCauley trip to Alfordsville Monday. Louis Dank of Montgomery here Monday. Ophal Arvin of Loogootee visited relatives Sunday. A large dance attended at Nicholas Wat hen’s home Thursday night. A crowd from here drove to High Rock Sunday. William Kane of Vincennes visited Sunday. Rollie Carrico from Loogootee stayed with his parents. Walter Montgomery and Henry Smith of Washington visited Vester Smith’s family Sunday. Several attended baptisms at Locust Grove Sunday afternoon. James and Thomas O Neal, Edward Cardnaugh of Loogootee, and John Horan of Vincennes were guests of Mrs. Margaret Fanning Sunday.
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Roger Conlin
Thomas Cullivan
Edward Rogers
Alfordsville
Mary Rielly
Washington
Hugh McDonald
Cannerburg
John McCauley
Louis Dank
Montgomery
Ophal Arvin
Loogootee
Nicholas Wathen
High Rock
William. Kane
Vincennes
Rollie Carrico
Loggootee
Walter Montgomery
Henry Smith
Vester Smith
Locust Grove
James
Thomas O'Neal
Edward Cardnaugh
John Horan
Margaret Fanning
Bethel Residents Visit and Travel News
Mrs Sarah Ricks Mrs Phoebe Meads and Mrs Clara Arthur traveled to Indianapolis on Saturday. Dr M L Arthur visited Dr R Ricks Sunday. Miss Pearl Fitzgerald and Louring Ricks visited Mr and Mrs George Ward and family Sunday. Miss Marie Hopkids of Washington visited Katherine Fitzgerald Sung and others Sunday. During Ricks Mati trips to Gybadale Poseti guest Courtney attended.
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Sarah Ricks
Phoebe Meads
Clara Arthur
Indianapolis
M. L. Arthur
R. Ricks
Miss Katherine Fitzgerald Wedding Notice
Miss Katherine Fitzgerald is mentioned with details of a Wednesday night event and Earl McCafferty visiting Sunday night, noting social notices in the community column.
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Katherine Fitzgerald
Earl McCafferty
Johnny Wise Wives
A mother questions a bride about her husband’s nightly billiard games for money at the club. The wife says she receives all his winnings and shares them with Mrs Nextdoor, who in turn uses her husband’s winnings, netting both households more cash than from their spouses.
Read How Putlitzer Shaped the New York World
A brief note suggests taking time off to study the paper's 200 page edition from last Sunday to learn what Mr Putlitzer accomplished during his twenty five years with the New York World.
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Putlitzer
The
New York World
Johnson favors red neckties in presidential bid
Governor John A. Johnson, a Democratic candidate for the presidency, is noted for his preference for red neckties. The remark suggests a characteristic detail about the candidate's image and style.
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John A. Johnson
Stomach Troubles Rise Amid Strenuous Life Claims Mi-O-Na Cure
An advertisement argues the strenuous life causes widespread stomach issues in city and country. It says five people suffer where one did a decade ago, listing symptoms like indigestion headache dizziness and sleeplessness. It promotes Mi-O-Na stomach tablets as safe and effective with a money back guarantee from Lundeman Pharmacy on each 50-cent box.
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Washington
Lindeman
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Globe Printing Company
Louis
Benjamin Burris
Chas. T. Ellis
W. M. Aikman
Horrall Brothers Ee
Gazette & Herald Eee Reese
Horrall Brothers
B. J. Burris
Barnett Wee
F. M. Colbert
Ed Tay
Harley Ragie Caw
Ottis Young Ae Seeee
John Young Eae
A. J. Biddinger
al Cochran
Whestland
Bert Gilley
Shoals
Bogard
High Stakes
Bethel
Courier- Journal
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Gazette
Courier Journal
Daily Courier-Journal
Johnny Wise Wives
John
Tare
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