Nashville guest dies in hospital after visit to city
The obituary notes the death of a Nashville visitor after a stay in town. It identifies the deceased as a daughter of Mr and Mrs Bongie Dozer, aged fourteen, who had come to bid farewell to friends and attend services. Her father plans to bring her remains to Nashville tomorrow for burial at Olivet Cemetery after church services at the residence on South East Seventh Street.
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Uve
Kridige
Aly
Stason
Fock
Bongie Dozer
Jignt
Jens
Nashvi
Nahville
Iths
Fevnth
Mt Olivet
Barr Wall Bank cashier change and incorporation filings
The banking notice lists R G Davis selected as cashier at Peoples Nation Bank. It also records the incorporation of Shoals Coal and Mintog with capital 181594000 and a group including Joseph Hoffaker and Charles Barrett among others, detailing land leases and town extensions in Cincinnati and Indianapolis areas.
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Barr
R. G. Davis
Cathy
Barrete McCaty
Mintog
Aeley
Cincinnati
Joseph Hoffaker
Bacoulville
Charles Barrett
Todianapolig
John Zacroix
Vi Hennes
BO. Johnsos
Thousands Attend Oak Day Celebration Across Towns
About 300 people traveled to Oak for Libor Day festivities as Washington labor unions abstained from formal events. A large Citizens Band led the crowd with plans for a balloon display and race cake at noon. Some members dispersed to Oakland City and Cannersburg, while others planned a special return train.
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Washington
Labo
Oakland City
Nook
Porradigod
Cannerburg
Roy Billheimer Dies After Short Illness
Royce Billheimer, oldest son of Hoh and Mrs. Billheimer, died at three o'clock this afternoon after a brief illness of peritonitis and malaria fever. He was a popular young man employed at the Collier Shovel Factory and formerly city editor of the Herald. He had worked with St. Louis Papers. His parents, two brothers, three sisters, and numerous friends mourn his death.
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Royce
Hoh
Hig
Suits Filed Over Water Quality In Vincennes
Dr Lyman Beckes health officer filed two suits in Vincennes against the Vincennes Water Company and the local distillery over polluted Wabash River water. The actions accuse the water company of negligence in cleaning and the distillery of releasing impurities into the river. The outcome is awaited with interest in Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytian Beckes
Vincennes Water Company
Distille
Vincennes
Vincentes
Memorial for local resident in city area notice
A memorial notice states the death of a young son of Mr and Mrs Drury died Monday. Burial at St Johns cemetery on an afternoon in the city area follows the ceremony at their home.
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Abdin
Blndra
Nodo
Henry Drury
Sir John
Democracy Degenerated In Spencer Editorial Feud
William Moss of Ith Litton Call criticizes Spencer Democratic paper plan as Democratic Standard editors Chilson and Natgle carry a new organ. He argues the shift signals democracy degenerated and could tilt Owen County toward a Republican victory. questions arise over party unity and local press roles.
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William Mr. Moss
Ith Litton Call
Robert Wwalers
New Democratic
Spencer
Owen
Victory
Eld
Renew Interest in Daviess County Fair.
A fragment urges renewed attention to a Daviess County fair with memories of past displays of cattle horses hogs and people. It argues the county once led in fair quality and calls for a return to former vigor and pride.
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Daviess
Aviesp
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