Pick Ups Ansin Enerling appointed to teach at Jett school
Trngiee Smith assigns Pick Ups Ansin Enerling to teach the Jett school in Harrison township replacing WHT Young who remains with Citizens Loan Trust. Other items mention fishing at Swan pond, a camping trip to Old London on White’s east fork, and social notices about art exhibits and local remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansin Enerling
Trngiee Smith
Jett Schiol
Harrison Township
Wht Young
Citizens Loan & Trust Company
Nellie Sechrigt
J. Fritz
Leq Raymann
Old London
East Fork
White
Bis
George,Raymann
Vincennes Faces Puzzling Gas Shortage
Vincennes residents head into a gas crisis as the old artificial gas company plans to shut off production and disconnects linger. The natural gas network is incomplete, leaving many homes without heating or lighting after the upcoming Sunday midnight cutover.
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Vincennes
Rere
Cas
Aarge
Maine
First
Niblack will files in Indianapolis for widow's heirs
The will of Eliza A. Niblack wife of former Indiana Supreme Court judge William E. B. Niblack is filed. It leaves equal shares of household furniture and jewelry to daughters Eliza Maria Niblick and Sarah Fydia Niblack, with the remainder held by Chicago Title and Trust Company for the daughters during their lives, then to son William C. Niblack of Chicago. The estate’s value is not yet known.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eliza A. Niblack
William EB. Niblack
Giprease Court of
Indiana
Eliza Maria Nibisek
Sarah Fydia Niplack
William C. Nibleckpot Chicage
Chicago Title and Trust Co
Imeters
Entertained Miss Elizabeth May Hosts Crooke Visitors
Miss Elizabeth May entertained a crown of young folk in honor of Miss Hazel Crooke and Miss Lela Crooke from Odon. Souvenirs were awarded to Charles Smiley and Miss Dorothy Winston. Attendees included Hazel and Lela Crooke, Buth Courtney, Dorothy Winston, Inez Bonham, Margaret Cabel, Katherine Burke, Bertha Gamble, Elmer Oliphant, Sam Boyd, William Axtell, John Leban, Spencer Hourghotzer, Charles Caragan, Charles Smiley, Gilbert Inman, George and Lester Rowit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth May
Hazel
Lela Crooke
Oaen
Charles | Smiley
Dorothy Winston
Odon
Buth Courtney
Inez Bonham
Margaret Cabel
Katherine Burke
Bertha Gamble
Elmer Oliphant
Sam Boyd
William Axtell
John Leban
Spencer Hourghotzer
Charles Caragan
Charles Smiley
Gilbert Inman
George
Lester Rowit
Party Returns to Vincennes for Supper at Ascredith House
A party traveled in autos to the city yesterday afternoon and dined at the Ascredith house. Attending were Miss Harriet Jessup, Miss Babe Hack, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. Bond, B. LaPlante, and Vin Lynch.
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Ascredith House
Harriet Jessup
Babe Hack
Robert Ewing
Bond
B. LaPlante
Vin Lynch
Dinner Hosts Honor Guests at Montgomery Home
Miss Margaret Matthews entertained two groups of young guests at her new Montgomery area home Tuesday evening. The party honored Miss Mary Wolfe of Bradoksburg Indiana and Misses Mary and Margaret Flynn of Madigen Indiana. The rooms were decorated with ferns flowers and plants. An orderly dinner followed with lively conversation and social pleasure for all attendees.
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Margaret " Matthews
Montgomery
Mary Wolfe
Bradoksburg
Indiana
Mary and
Margaret Flynn
Madigén
Sugarland and Plainville Play Expects Exciting Baseball Clash
Base ball game today at Plainville features Sugarland against Plainville in a fraternal meeting highlight. Strong teams expected to deliver spirited play as part of a multi day gathering.
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Thera
Bes
Plainville
Sugarland
County Estimates Notice for Daviess County Indiana 1909
County estimates of expenses filed in the county auditor’s office for the year ending December 21 1909. Totals shown for county fund repair gravel township contributions and other sources. net tax levy amount to be raised. Auditor Thomas Nugent certifies filing date as August 8 1908 for submission to the county council on September 8.
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Zilven
Daviess County
Indiana
Poor Fund
Ewe Ees
Thomas Nugent
Aca
Asessor
CLC
Elmore
Harrison
R . Orphans
Madison
Reeve
Steele
van Buren
Washington
Beney
Board of Review
Madison Erie Bette
Wey
County Board of Charities
County Council Gel
Farmers’ Institute
Potatooo
Weeely
Elacra
Omle
Eessie
Odon
Steeve
Madison Township
Steele Township
Rotal
Bogard Township
Sheriff's Ofice
Cannerburg
Montgomery
Barr Township
Veale Township
Harrison Township
City of
Washington Township
Misses at Whellington teachers institute and local arrivals
CORNING reports that Miss Victoria Kellett Liz Donahue and Estella Fanning attended the teachers institute at Whellington this week. Several residents, including Miss Bether Donnelly and Miss Anna Clarke, visited relatives or returned home after weeks away. Local notes list visitors, travels, and community events with names such as Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson of Montgomery and John Colvin family.
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Victoria Kellett
Lizwe Donahue
Estella Fanning
Teachers’institute
Whellington
Bether Donnelly
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Nettle
Highes
Montgomery
Elin Murphy
Misa Maud Deckard
Join Kellett
Washington Thesday
John Donahue
Matthew Kellett
Loogcotes
St. Martin's Plense
William Wilson
John Colvin
Anna Clarke
James Murphy
Sandy Hook
Veala Township
Emma Johnsons
Plainville Social notes and local ball results
Plainville residents mingle with kin and neighbors as families move to Loogootee and visit relatives. Howard Williams from Washington visited his sister near here. Local youths and visits from Terre Haute and Indian Springs appear among social calls. A funeral for Mrs. White is noted. Burns City beat a Mitchell team 12 to 0. Eaglesville lost to Plainville 16 to 4. Rain is badly needed.
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J. L. Pale
Orept Vans Buren
Stennch Democrats
Marlin County
Loogootee
Howard Williams
Washington
J. D. Hackler
May Allen
Terre Haute
Mabel
Dot Rosenberry
Agnes
Alice Pate
Verne
Gladys Dyal
Edward Goff
Indian Springs
Mabel Rosenberry
Prince
Mike Doyle
O'Maley
Martin County
Amos Ragle
Elnora
A.W. ‘Stuckey
Lettie Wallworth
A. W. Stuckey
Monroe City
Hammel Stuckey
White
Lnte
James White
Mary *Byrer
Here
Kilgore
Curtis Riggine
James Riggins
Lizzie Ostoras
Burns City
Montgomery
Mitchell
Burns City Park
Eaglesville
Plainville
Basil Kidwell
Ior Martin
Thir
Rainia
Mob Leader Kate Howard Dead After Jail Attempt
Kate Howard, 42, proprietor of a rooming house at 11 South Sixth Street, indicted for riot and murder in the Scott Burton mob lynching, died at the jail door while being led into the prison. She had been named a leader in the riot and wrecking of Loper’s restaurant, and reportedly faced a murder indictment before collapsing as deputies prepared to take her to the jail.
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Springfield
Kate
Howard
South Sixth Street
Scott Burton
Abe
Hans Kramer
Hur
Lopers
Abej
Causes of Sudden Deaths and Kidney Disease Remedy
A distorted ad warns of a prevalent disease causing kidney and bladder failure. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a cure corrects urinary trouble, backing with a free sample offer and mail order address. The tone imitates a general medical advertisement from an era, urging readers to try the remedy.
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Kibner
Bath
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghargton
N. Y
Kitner
Hinghamton
N.Y
Farm loan options pitched at six percent interest rate
In a local notice, lenders promote farm loan terms offering a six percent interest rate with prepayment options. The fragment mentions practical finance for farm operations and potential targeted financing schemes for growers in the area.
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Mears
Henry Stumpp
East Main Street
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Main’ Street
Ray Nison
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Swan Pond
Mrt Bryan
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Heine
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Polk City
Jenniege
Howard _ Johnson
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
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West BrankHn
Br. King
William C. Betts
Samed ‘Lee
Vanesville
Ohio
Mary Lee
James Lee
Wiliam G. Betts
Eal
Mandabach, Epan Company
Daily Democrat
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Corning
Charles Grifin
Greenfield
Stephen Bachelor
Emery
Petersburg
Lawyer Dyer
Blackburn
Jacob
W. B. Edwards
North Dakota
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Lee Singleton
Laurel Swann
Howe
Missouri
Fred Kipsoe
Edward Daum
John W
Howard Taker
Charge Way
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Smith’s
City ‘Drag
Mainstreet
Humphreyn Mathiod Co
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Joba
Pratinee
Bae Om
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Paneral Dick
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Wwe Karry
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