Indiana fisheries and game corps prepare extensive biennial report
The biennial report of the commissioner of fisheries and game will be an eight hundred page volume in three departments—fish, game and birds. It includes new fish illustrations, a state water list, river and lake descriptions, and articles on fish culture mussel industry pollution and anglers. It notes nearly 5,000,000 black bass reared in two years, valued at about ½ million dollars. It also covers education by the gun game wardens upland birds and hunting laws with Audubon references and bird studies. The work by Mr. Sweeney will be illustrated with color plates and hundreds of half tones and will be distributed to legislators. copies are available through members of the house or state senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Department of Fisheries
Indiana
Columbia Field Museum of
Chicago
Lakes
Department of Game
Switdernees
United Staes
Department of Birds
John James
House of Representatives
Sweeneys
Markers for Soldiers Placed in Daviess County Grave Sites
Philipp Hart of U S Grant Post G A R procured forty nine marble markers for thirty nine veterans in Daviess County with first shipment received. Markers to be delivered to families upon application to Hart. Names include Shively Moore OKeefe Colbert Bird Mulholland Roby Washington Kellams Cassidy Bruner Seacat Creager with dates of death listed for most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipp Hart
U. S. Grant Post
Daviess County
Hart
William Shively
Oak Grove
Jackson L. Moore
Maurice O’keefe
St. Johns
Asel Colbert
Bethel
William Bird
Sugarland
Samuel H. Mulholland
Thomas Roby
George Washington
Hawkins
James Kellams
Francis J. Cassidy
St. Simons
Benjamin F.bruner
Peter Seacat
Obituary line of Oak Grove and nearby towns mentions
A list of death notices from Oak Grove and surrounding areas includes Montgomery Ingraham Rupert Nagle Joseph T Kendall John Nail Charles Childs William F Childs James H Morton Amos B Lee Richard W Meredith Isaac Hart George W Padgett James Stephens William Kendall Joseph Gill John M Donaldson Benton McCafferty Samuel H Ragsdale O H Brown Fielding Colbert Charles Porter James T McLin William Gipson Aaron T Brown Samuel M Smith with dates ranging 1864 to 1907 and multiple town references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ingraham
Oak Groveebruary
Rupert Nagle
St. Johns
Joseph T. Kendall
Oak Grove
John Nail
Mt. Olive
Charles Childs
William F. Childs
John M. Creager
Charles R. Millholland
James H. Morton
John M. Donaldson
Veales Creek
Benton McCafferty
Samuel H. Ragsdale
O. H. Brown
Fielding Colbert
Charles Porter
Bethany
James T. McLin
William I. Gipson
Aaron T. Brown
Samuel M. Smith
Grand Lodge Dedication Parade by Daviess County Band
Daviess county sends its civil band to accompany County representatives to a Wednesday 3 o clock gathering. The Largest I O O F band in Indiana history is expected to assemble. They depart Washington Wednesday morning return Thursday. A big parade Wednesday night features the county order and band. Dedication occurs during the grand lodge service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Daviess i
Odd Fellows
Indiana
Bend
Washington
Daviess County Ordeer
Grand Lodge
DOING THEIR DUTY Kidney Pills touted by Washington readers
A reader letter promotes Dean's Kidney Pills claiming cures for backache urinary troubles and diabetes. Testimony from M C Withrow of Huntington Indiana describes relief from sharp back pains dizziness and headaches after using the product. The ad cites Foster Miles Burn Co Buffalo NY as USA agents and urges readers to buy Foley's Kidney Remedy as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
M. C. Withrow
One Street
Huntington
Ind
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Horrall Bros
Adrian Hameraly
Charles Williams
Philander McHenry
Vesta
Ania
Br. Wright
Glastenbrary
Glastenbory
Ipey
Cee
Oatyon
Bcores of
Haif
Foley
Foley’s
Smithilz Winton
M.L. Bonham
Fifth’Street
M. L. Bonham ‘Company
Havilans
Jepson
K. C
Ehay Rint Ch Blode
Ase
Reese
Schidol
A. J. Ehlingér
Dougal
Belmore
Wooltex
John H. Cross
Doverty Dodd
John “H
Reinsel & Son
Malal Street
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