Notice of Brigde Setting in Daviess County Indiana
County commissioners of Daviess County Indiana invite sealed bids by 2 PM on Wednesday October 7 1908 for construction of the Johnson Bridge in Veale Township. Bidders must qualify with a bond double the bid amount. Plans and specs are on file in the auditor’s office Washington Indiana. Thomas Nugent county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Bridge
Veale Township
Washington
Indiana
Thomas Nugent
Daviess County
Holiday Bridge
Washington Township
van Buren Township
Clark Ridge
Harrison Township
Ty of
McCrecken
Barr Township
Down
Yayless
Auditor’s
City of
Ind
Thomas Nug
Daviess Nty
Bid Opening Set for Meads Bridge Project in Harrison
County commissioners of Yayless announce bids will be received Wednesday October 7 until 2 p m for the Meads bridge in Harrison township. Sealed bids require bond double the bid amount and bidder qualification. City of Washington Ind auditor Thomas Nugenton records the notice.
Hog cholera and swine plague threat to hog industry
The article warns that hog cholera or swine plague endangers hog herds and cites A P Williams of Bee Creek Indiana reporting prior outbreaks. It describes Sloan's Liniment as a reputed remedy with accessible 50c and 1.00 bottles and directions for use on horses, hogs, and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Williams
Bie Creek
Ind
Mr. Williams
J. D. Richards
Fayette
Sloan
O. K
Washington trips and community notices mixed entries
Local residents including McPherson, Sharom, Lechner, Ferren, and the Mieses Versa Moots group traveled to Washington over the past week. Visits extended to family, religious and school events, with public notices on parish activities, school openings, and upcoming mission.
Local Notes From Reeve Township and Nearby Areas
Mantel Barvis another Reeve township teacher ill this week. Mrs Elisabeth Gilley reported fit this week. James Huls and Nick Goble visited Washington Thursday. A large crowd attended the réunion at Ebenezer. Mrs Trisle McCornice of Knox county visiting relatives. R O Clements and family of Gentryville visiting. M Allen and Harry Jackson were in Washington Saturday. Mrs W J McCord and Mrs Alex Rayhill went to Hot Springs Ark Monday to attend the funeral of a little son of Win Rayhill. George Gowan has eye trouble from a piece of pulling striking him. Protracted meeting at Old Union ongoing. C E Conaky and Austin Roberts attended speaking at Washington Saturday. Joseph A Chandler moved his family to George Godwin residence on Main Tuesday. All Reeve township schools began Monday except Patrick school. Maria Burris the teacher was ill. Eighty four scholars enrolled in Alfordsville school this year. Jesse and Harrison Camp left for Winchester for glass factory work. J W Cannon of St Louis moved his family into the former Dr A H Burris home. Rev J W Gilley and Mrs Gilley were here Tuesday night. they will move from Dale to Washington to make their home. Mr Gilley’s work will be at Medora big year.
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Iare Gleen
Weahington
Washington
McPherson
Frank Sharom
Albert Lechner
Frijey
James Ferren
Et Odon
Mieses
Josie Alison
Phoeba Clark
Nora Willams
Harry ‘Clark
Royal Allison
Noah Wilson
Ben Bell
Hindostan
George Rudolph
Martha Stokes
Oliver. Walker
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Brewer
Torbeck
Father Matthews
Harry “ Dixon
Will
Bluefield
Bert Baker
Harry “Williams
Carl
Baker
Edna Farmer
Dorothy
Terre Haute
Thomas Daily
Montgomery A
St. Peters Church
Joseph Sergessketter
Fulda
Anna. Clark
M. L. Mobley
Houston
Brown County
J. A. Hile
Plainville
H. A. Barton
U. B
New Middletown
Misa Bessie
Georgetown
Ha McPherson
Chloe
Moh
sLoogootee
Ss. L. Herson
Sam
James‘Huls
Nick ‘Goble
Ebenezer
Tisrie McCornice
Knox ‘County
Clements
M. Allen
Harry Jackson
W. J. McCord
Alex’ Rayhill
Hot Springs
Ark
Ee Little
Win Rayhill
George’ Gowan
Old Union
C. E. Conaky
Austin Roberts
Josephi A. Chandler
George Godwin
Main Street
Reeve Township
Patrick
Maria Burris
Alfordsville
Jesse and
Harrison Camp
Winchester
J. W. Cannon
St. Louis
A. H. Burris
J. W. Gilley
Dale
Mr. Gilley
Medora
Bennett Guests and Local Visits Highlight Corning Social
Corning happenings include Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett as guests of John Kellett and family Sunday. Clara Molloy left for Loogootee High School. William T. Kellett, formerly of Corning, visits. he is postmaster at Seneca South Dakota. Mrs. Margaret Fanning was in Eaglesville Tuesday. Carrie Stahl visited her brother Fred at Glendale Tuesday.
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William Bennett
John Kellett
Clara Molloy
Loogootee
William T. Kellett
Visting
Seneca
S. D
Margaret Fanning
Eaglesville
Carrie Stahl
Fred
Glendale
When Trifies Become Troubles
An aged person should take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once to prevent Brights' disease or diabetes. Delay worsens the condition. Sold by Smith & Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith & _ Win
Smith & Winton
Middlings as Cheaper Feed Offer at Owens Store
Notice listing Owens 117 East Main Street offering middlings as cheaper feed than corn. Also a Poindexter Undertaking continuation at Epsom with Charles Wilson in charge and seeds/seed service advertised. Card of Thanks from Mrs Ham Dillon for sympathy after husband’s death.
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Owens
East Main Street
Poindexter
Epsom
Charles Wilson
Pergona
Hewett Poindexter
Ham Dillon
Wes
Eeds
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Rae
Philander McHenry
Heiry
State of Indians
Daviess
Saceiery Cece Court
Annie Mi
Bynum
Daniel L
Aum
Andrew McGannn
Andrew McGann
Samuel A. Wallace
Sarah Wallace
Marian McDonald Carroll
McGann
Andrew. McGann
Uel A. Wallace
Sarah “Wallace
Marian McDonalell
Josiah J
Heraing
Court House
WM A. Wallace
Stoeta
Harland Wilson
Midland
Adam. Isenogle
W. E. Price
D. L. Weimer
Carrie
Kinsmeier
Mis
Rosa Potts
Mantel Barvis
Elisabeth Gilley
Corning
Oe Ee Ph Ie
Hirschman
Fornwald
Dence
T ' Ce
Montgomery
Buckley
Crescent Organ
Morgan O'Brien, Iath
Mrs
Mary Gogin
Horrall Bros
Ded
Levi Gilley
South Side
Pear City Limits
Peoples Really Co
Geo. Bright, H.C. Truelore, O. M. Vance
Pidiso
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