City Police Shakeup Sparks Large Council Meeting
At a crowded Monday night city council session officials announced changes in the police force and other city employees. New appointments include Night Policemen Lawson H Stuckey and William Doseh, with Thomas Small remaining Police Sergeant. reallocation followed debates on pay, ordinances, and a bond plan for a new school house.
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Koutt
Bunners
Thomas Small
Martin Towey
William O 'Dosch
Lawson H Stucky
Small
Towey
Night Police
Martin‘Towey
Lawson HH
Stuckey
William Dosch
Alex Raybil
William McCriskan
Charles O'Brien
Ed Hart
Andy Reister
William Cavanaugh
Doseh
Keister
Cavanaugh
Ddut
L. H. Stuckey
Wiliam Doseh
Brady
O'Brien
Candler
Reister
Dant
Dosch
Mandabach
W. Q. Williams
Stuckey, Vosch
J. E. Williams
Raybill
Photographer Missing in Barr Township Mystery
Nath Rugle reported a missing photographer who arrived Thursday night with a horse and buggy and camera. The young stranger stayed Friday night at Mr. Ragl e s home, claimed no plate, planned to return after Washington, but vanished by Monday with no trace of his identity or location. Sheriff Bow man investigates as the man’s name remains unknown.
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Nath Rugle
Barr Township
Bowman
Mr. Ragle
Whvcb
Washington
Walking Elegate and Trends Highlight Local Notes
Editor N H Motsinger plans a provocative piece disputing the utility of medicine law and religion, based on his own experiences. A dealer signals a new garter design with hidden purse compartments. A “horror social” trend invites guests to bring items they fear, prompting odd party drama in a nearby town.
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N. H. Motsinger
Shoals
Motsinger
Mearty
Playing Ten Pins and Local News From Pleasant Hill
A young man injures a finger playing ten pins. Pleasant Hill items report visits by locals including Charles White to St. Louis and Miss Wade from Epsom. Notes mention Dixon Carroll buying a farm near Alendale Illinois and fence damage at James Wallace property.
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Charles White
St. Louis
Mary Allison
Debbie Stuckey
Blue
Glendale
James Wallace
Cau
Clarence Wallace
Clarance
Porter Ledgerwood Aimed Jail Break With Inside Tools
James Parker of Plainville released after serving a sentence for petty theft and George Denning, also freed, plotted a jail escape. Ledgerwood provided money to buy tools, Parker claimed, to dig out through jail bars. officers arrested them near Raycralt's saloon and seized 310.80. Sheriff Bowman says prompt action prevented a mass jail delivery.
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James Parker
Plainville
Porter Ledgerwood
Parker
George Denning
Denning
Tino Mien
Ledgerwood
Bowman
Sma
Patro Man
Fancy
Raycralt
Patrolmar
Towey Uhirh Ledgerwood
Windewa
Shari
Township Trustees Clash With County Commissioners Over Levy
Trustees and county commissioners clashed over township tax levies. Officials cut levies in most townships to curb warrants, while Trustee Mount of Finley township saw rates drop from 80 to 0.10 cents per 100. Trustees plan resistance, arguing commissioners lack authority to alter levy. The dispute centers on whether the board can set discretionary rates under the new law.
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Mount
Finley Township
Elacerie Bitters Promoted as Vital Restorative
Claims praise for Elacerie Bitters as the best medicine to restore nervous vigor and liver and kidney function. The text asserts it tones the nerves, improves digestion, and purifies blood, selling at 50 to 1.00 per bottle at Dr. J. J. Jones Drug Store.
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Dr. J. IN
Jones, Drag
Funeral of Issiah Henry Draws Large Crowd in Maysville
The funeral from Maysville church Sunday drew a large crowd. The procession to Oak Grove cemetery stretched over half a mile. Odd Fellows conducted the services at the church with Revs. W. D. Woods and J. E. Asbury officiating.
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Issiah Henry
Maysville
Oak Grove Cemetery
Odd Fellows
W. D. Woods
E. Asbury
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised For Blood Purity and Health
An Iowa Indiana reader touts Hood's Sarsaparilla for improving appetite and stomach comfort, claiming impure blood benefits. Ad copy emphasizes Hood's Pills as the only effective remedy and links blood purity to nervousness relief, amid scattered references to local events and schools opening.
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Hood
Wm. F.becker
Argos Indiana
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