Dr. O Connell Fairhurst Promoted West Specialist
Dr. O Connell Fairhurst, famed as a medical practitioner and former supervisor at Flower Medical Institute in Boston, returns to the west to treat chronic diseases. He promises cures using scientific modern remedies and offers guaranteed treatment for liquor opium and tobacco habits.
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West
Connell Fairhurst
Fairhurst
Flower Medical Institute
Boston
Mass
O'C. Fairhurst
Daviess County Farmers Report Corn and Wheat Yields Shrinking
Farmers in Daviess County report corn yields about ten percent below last year with some areas reaching fifty bushels per acre while river bottoms bring the average down. Wheat sowing is about ten percent under last fall due to dry weather and a timely rain is needed to save the crop.
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Daviess County
DAVIESS MAN RECOMMENDED FOR GAR STAFF
John D. Alexander commander of Indiana Grand Army of the Republic urges veterans to re register and join the fold. He asks posts to hold memorial services for Oliver Morton on the first Sunday in November. Memorials mark Morton's death anniversary and staff appointments include J H Smith Marion Thomas Kilpatric Bloomington John G Lemons Alfordsville Frank Ramsey Bloomfield Charles W Snyder Indianapolis Marlon Bennett Switz City Anderson Stoops Elnora Andrew Anderson South Bend.
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John D. Alexander
Department of Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Alexander
Oliver Perry Moreton
Indiana
Morton
J. H. Smith
Marion
Thomas Kilpatric
Bloomington
John G. Lemons
Alfordsville
Frank Ramsey
Bloomfield
Charles W. Snyder
Indianapolis
Marlon Bennett
Switz City
Anderson Stoops
Elnora
Andrew Anderson
South Bend
Orino Laxative credited with saving boy’s life
A father from Volkush, Casimer, Wis, suffered fever and illness while his three year old son was constipated. He gave two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative and the next morning the fever disappeared and the boy recovered completely. Sold by Smith & Winton.
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Foley
A. “.Volkush
Casimer
Wis
Smith & Winton
Sentinel Heralds Liberal Independent Journalism in Loogootee
The Sentinel announces its mission to be independent and fearless in reporting, pledging square dealing to all readers and neighbors. It vows loyalty to home interests, condemns factional bias, and aims to outlive previous papers by serving the community honestly.
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the Sentinel
Sentinel
Mattingly Addresses Pike County Labor Audience
Ezra Mattingly, state senator for Daviess and Pike counties, delivered his first fall campaign speech at Littles in Pike County on Tuesday. He praised Taft and Watson, spoke on national politics, and was greeted by a mostly laboring crowd of workers and farmers amid enthusiastic applause.
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Ezra Jattingly
Daviess
Pike
States
Senate
Littles
Pike County
Petersburg
Mos
Mattingly
Sarge
Ned Zinkan Marries Elizabeth Welsert in Vincennes
Ned Zinkan, famed Kitty League star from Vincennes, wed Miss Elizabeth Welsert of the Old Post on Tuesday morning. The popular former umpire, son of Jacob Zinkan, will reside in Vincennes with his bride amid a host of friends.
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Ned Zinkan
Vincennes
Elizabeth Welsert
Old Post
Mr. Zinkan
Jacob Zinkan
Vigeennes
Yom Kippur Observed by Hebrew Citizens in Washington
Yom Kippur was observed Monday by Hebrew residents of Washington with the day-long fast and religious services continuing until sundown. The Bell Clothing store closed in observance of the holy day.
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Washington
Bell Clothing
Mother and son travel to Portland after grandmother's death
Mrs. Drad Miller and her son left for Portland following the death of her mother. The journey was prompted by family bereavement and the need to attend funeral arrangements.
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R. Miller
Portland
List of Letters Remaining at Washington Post Office 1908
Weekly list of unclaimed letters shows women Hattie Hinton Jangsik Neans Jamie Williams and men Elney Courtney William Irwin James McCord. Postmaster P M Rutuble notes the letters pending as of week ending October 1908.
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Washington Post Office
Hattie Hinton
Jangsik Neans
Jamie Williams
Elney Courtney
William Irwin
Jame McCord
P. M. Rutable
He Paith
Marriage Licenses Reported for Patterson Hefferan Gates
Patterson and Smith, both of Washington, file marriage licenses. Hefferan of Barr township wed Gates of Montgomery with Mary Gates listed as spouse.
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Patterson
Smith
William E. Patterdon
Washington
Sand
Mary E. ‘Mith
Heffern
Gates
Michael A. Hefferan
Barr Township
Mary Fees Gates
Montgomery
Foster divorce case looms as Mamie fights Byron Foster
Mamie Foster sues Byron Foster for divorce with Ogdon and Inimah representing the plaintiff. The swirling dispute centers on the dissolution of their marriage and related relief sought in court.
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Foster
Mamie Foster
Byron Foster
Ogdon & Inimah
the Plaintime
Fooley's Honey Cough Syrup Promises Lungs Relief
Fooley's Honey claims to strengthen lungs and expel colds with a quick cough remedy. The product is offered in a yellow package by Bol Smith & Winton.
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Bol Smith & Winton
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THE
West End
Peoples Realty
Directoire
Hyatt Hotel
Washington, Indiana
Dr. O'Connell ‘Fairhurst
Dr. O'C. Fairhurst
Havilans
Étoree
Jepson
K. C
Ned
Zinkan
Drad
Ramsey — Jr
Adrian Hamersly
Charles Williams
James Ramsey
Wooltex
Sares
MacDougal &Co
Ito
John Reinsel & Son
East Mala
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