Some Talent Show Creditable Performance Of Alice In Wonderland
A noisy Thursday night talent show featured a creditable performance of Alice in Wonderland by a school company. The cast included Harry Hyatt John Noahs isa Cox Miss Josie Davis and Miss Mary Pearl with solos and a closing chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adej
Harry Hyatt
John
Noahsisa Cox
Josie’ Davis
Peal
Alice
Cox
Adarmel
Miss Burlingame
Jofmouse
Weenies
Spades
Carl Smiley
Charles Wington
I Books
Phils Tom
Ae -‘Burlingaines Eer
Lucy Harrod
Katherine
Buttingaine
Isaac Hen Okt and since S E Got A Ba Ik Iit Well Billed
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and phrases. The readable portion mentions a person and billing, but no coherent event or context to confirm a reportable item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Hen Okt
Gota
Iit
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Family News
Community members report visits with relatives across towns. Mrs Sarah and Mrs Mararet share greetings while Thad Hillary and John Horrale attend family events. Post fragments show baptisms and church activities with distant relatives briefly noted.
Evansville Couple Note Morning Grams and Five
An Evansville couple reports confusion over a morning gram broadcast and mentions Rosa Sinenbiaers. the fragmentary note references ongoing concerns about a theft or incident and indicates a tense early morning scene in the city.
Chaney Campaign Stops Reported in Daviess County Tour
Hon John C Chaney announces a multi day campaign through Daviess County from October 18 to 16, with rallies at Pleasant Hill school house Allarbeethy and Epsom. He plans afternoon meetings, speaks of strong Republican support and mentions Seymour Riddle's Democratic campaigning in the area. Michael A Clark of Jasper is noted visiting to meet local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Chaney
Pleasant
Hill School
Allarbeethy
Epsom
Chandy
Hei
Miers
Seymour Riddle
Ridle
J. C. Chaney
Congress
Monroe County
Re Publicans
Mr. Chaney
Miera
Michael A.clark
Jasper
Daviess
Dubois Counties
Robbed Benefactor: Farmer Charged Tramp Suspect
Paul Englehart, a well known farmer near Hyatt Allen, was robbed of 220 by John Byers, a tramp he hired months earlier. Byers fled to Hyatt station, then Oakland City, where police arrested him after Englehart’s daughter found the cash missing. Byers was arraigned before Mayor Clark and held for circuit court on 300 bond. Notice: Oliphant Son will sell bran 31S per ton at Walnut street mill for two days.
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Paul Englehart
Hilm
Hyatt Allen
John Byers
Byers
Englehart
Mr. Englehart
Hyatt Station
E. I
Smith's
Main Street
Hay
Oakland City
Iin
Geyer
Engletiatl
Hyers
Clark
Tia
Oliphant Son
Walnut Street
Local updates from Washington area notes
Cornettsville reports Elmer Buzan and Dr Vance May at Washington business Wednesday. Mrs Evra Slink improving, Teenagle Mf Monday. William Bissy at Washington Monday, Willison at Epsom Sunday. WV H Cornett on a business trip to Plaine Monday. Revs Opcar nee will preach at E church Sunday in Washington. Maud Williams noted in town events.
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sElmer Buzan Utday
Vance May
Washington
Evra ‘Slink
Jounday
Willian Bissy
Venia Willison
Epsom
H. Cornett
Reunions for Daviess County Soldiers Next Week
Local regiments plan reunions at Masonic Hall and Ebenezer Church on Wednesday. Captain J A Palmers company holds its annualiciation at Ebenezer near the grave of Captain Eh McCarty. The Eightieth Regiment also meets that evening in the city, with Masonic Hall banquet to follow hosted by the Ladies Circle G A R. Chaplain M C Houbs will attend.
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Daviess County
Pela
J. A. Palmer
Hbenezer Church
Iffie
Eh McCarty
Reeve Waship
Eightieth
G. A. GR
M. C.'Houbs
Oxania
Debates Over County Debt and party Credit
The letter argues the county debt reduction credit belongs to Republicans and a Populist who aligned as a Democrat. It traces debt levels from 1905 and 1894, notes tax levy changes under various councils, and claims Democratic leadership failed to fully reduce debt despite higher levies.
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Ébrire Wilson
James Porter
First County Council
Houghton
Fiaéle
Fras
Democrata
Bratic County
University students push funding for new dormitory
Old students J M Clinton of Gaon and W A Alexander of Bloomington visit to aid the University Students building drive. John Cockfeller pledges 30000 if the university raises 80000 by January 1 1903. Mosers Glinton and Alexander lead efforts to secure the funds. A remeeting at the Pad hotel forms a committee to solicit money from Marion County.
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W. A. Alexander
Bloomington
Uiversity
John Cockfeller
Mosers
Glinton
Alexander
Pad
Daxi Isa
Gt 7Go
la Sanford
Edgar Faile
Treasure Ty * O
He .Barke
A . Padgallsworth
Hemrist Allen
Yting Ava Hame
Democracy Costs a High Price in Daviess County Townships
Readers confront tax hikes and mismanagement in Daviess County townships with Democratic and Republican blame, noting surpluses disappeared, tax rates rose sharply, and trustees faced costly decisions. The article compares township finances, school funding, and partisan impacts across several wards, urging scrutiny of public spending and administration.
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Daviess County
Neiffier
Montgomery school notes and local moves from Barr township
Public schools opened in Montgomery as Jide Harris moved to Linton and several residents changed towns including Mort MuPherong to Vinderneg and Lew Walker to Linton. Community reports cover illness, travel, institute meetings, Sunday School officers, a local marriage, a grand ball, church sermons, and Westward orchard pride from Samuel Carpenter's Iowa fruit.
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Harris
Linton
Jel Wasudedeth
Mitchell
Mort MuPherong
Vinderneg
Jue
Grannin
St. Loui
Lew Walker
Ed Bizham
Louisvills
Valentine Montgomery
Phil McGuvertt
Longootee
Philig
Monahan
Burnett
Caboelburg
Jack
Doyle
Cannerburg
McClelland
Jack Doyles
L. Neal
Olathe
Knisasy
Mr.Weal
A.d Martin
Migs
Bula Martin
Ashland
CJ Martin
Harry
Drew
Indianapolis
Barr Township
W. A. Wallace
Montgomery Sunday School
George Taney Organis
Jessie Brown
Treas
Oscar Ryan
J. A. Chie
Ly C. Carpentard
Wes Moines
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Leonora Carpentar
Carpenter
Samuel’ Carpenter
Lucas County
Iowa
West
Indiana
Prominent farmer David Rose dies at daughter's home
David Rose aged fifty seven dies Tuesday evening at his daughter Mrs. Mary Stafford's home near Cumback after a long illness. Heart trouble caused his death. He was a well known farmer and active Republican. Cyril Rose of Steele township is a son and former Plainville postmaster.
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David ‘Rose
Mary Stafford
Cumback
Cyril Rose
Steele Township
Plainville
Washington Ball Team Defeated in Vincennes Second Half Slump
The Washington ball team traveled to Vincennes Sunday to face Idaho Stars. Poor defense and seven costly errors in the second inning allowed seven runs, as Washington struggled to hit and field. Dennis Corcoran pitched five strong innings, holding the Vitcennes lineup scoreless after the early surge.
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Washington
Vincennes
Idaho Stars
Hallo
Witcher
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