Local Personal Notices In and Around Vincennes
A series of fillip personal notices from Vincennes lists residents and visitors. Rebeots a week bt Mr Miles Dearmin went to Jacksonville today. Mrs Frank Mitchell went to Elno Ta today. Mrs Charles Martin and daughters returned to Vincennes after visiting Mrs William Himburg East Fifteenth. Miss Ella Stegler went to Vin ceppes today. Miss Verna Cox Sikeston Mo was in the city today. Mrs Thomas Bullock went to Montgomery today. Miss Anna McCall went to Look- Bootes today. Miss Ethel and Florence Norris Loogootee are visiting. Eljis Shears will leave Saturday for two weeks in Ohio. Mr and Mrs Alvin McCracken returned to Wheatland. Miss Pearl Robinson Loogootee is here visiting. Mrs Robert Dyal Went to Plainville today. Nora Willeford returned home from Indianapolis. Dorothy Winston and Marjorie Gardiner returned from Loogootee. J M Black left for Indianapolis and Marion for state nurse teachers meeting. Mrs Flora Jackman went to Petersburg today. Miss Ursa Mattingly is in the city from Champaign Illinois.
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J. M Black
Jodianapolis
Marion
Murse Teachers’ Association
Flora Jackman
Petersburg
Passenger train collision near Rogers station and near miss
A northbound passenger train on the C and E railroad crashed into a work train on the main track near Rogers station at noon today. The passenger engine lost its pilot, but no injuries were reported. The work crew narrowly escaped as the two trains sideswiped on adjacent tracks. Passengers were shaken. a local grandmother and others are noted in light, noncritical detail.
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Nout
Rogers Station
Mercury and remedies spark medical warnings in Toledo listing
Fragmentary notice describes mercury danger to smell and mucous surfaces and warns only prescription use from reputable physicians. It mentions Toledo Ohio and a sales claim by F J Timonials with Lake Hall’s family constipation reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Timonials
Drugeists
June 13 in American History Highlights
Events include 1786 birth in Petersburg of General Winfield Scott noted for the war of 1812 and Mexican War who died in 1866. 1803 Gettysburg campaign clash near Winchester as Ewell’s Confederates advance toward Pennsylvania. 1888 Fifth Army Corps sails from Tampa for Santiago de Cuba. Also astronomical notes and a weather forecast with a Washington post office letter list and pay-advertised notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wess
Petersburg
Var
Winfeld Scott
BS. Ewell
Pennsylvania
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Fifth Army Corps
W. R Shafter
Tampa
Fla
Santiago de Cuba
President Wilson Pays Courtyards Capitol Visit
President Wilson made a further visit to the Capitol and held several conferences in his room during the Washington trip on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Washington
Wilson
Free Raw Wool and Sugar Endorsed by Wilson
Washington June 13 The Senate finance committee approved free raw wool and free sugar for three years as urged by President Wilson and backed by administration on both tariff schedules. Amendments to alter the schedules were defeated and rates will be set after all schedules are approved. An amendment for a 16 percent ad valorem duty on new wool was defeated while the Stone subcommittee favored no duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
House
Senate Finance Committee
Stone
T R TO LECTURE ON U S 1 Buenos Aires
A report from Buenos Aires notes that an American lecturer is expected to discuss the United States program. The item is from a June dispatch and mentions anticipation of the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Citizens plan meeting to improve roads and rail link
Citizens from Bellville East St Louis and towns along the B and O Southwestern railway will meet June 21 in Salem to push improvements on the St Louis Vincennes state road and seek an eastward extension of the interurban from Lebanon. A seller advertises a Deering Binder twine price cut to ten cents per pound with credit for prior buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Bellville
East St. Louis
Southwestern
Vincennes
Ind
St. Louis and
Lebanon
O'Donnell-Barrows-Cochram Company
Mine accident claim survivor and families noted
John McAtee was killed by falling slate in a Linton mine on Wednesday. He was the son of Mrs Martha McAtee of Loogootee and left six children, four married. His wife Laura Brown of Loogootee had died two years earlier. he was brother to Alber and Joseph McAtee and uncle to Hugh McAtee of Plainville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McAttee
Linton
Martha McAtee
Loogoatee
Laura’ Brown
Alber
Joseph McAtee
Hugh McAtee
O'Donnell-Barrows-Cochran Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston
Rebeots
Miles Dearmin
Jasonville
Frank Mitchell
Elno Ta
Charles Martin
Willam Himburg
East Fifteenth
Ella Stegler
Vinceppes
Verna Cox
Sikeston, Mo
Thomas Bullock
Montgomery
Anna McCall
Missea Ethe
Florence Norris
Loogootee
Eljis Shears
James A.jll
Undertaker
Satur
Hamilton
Oxford
Alvin
Family Hate
Wheatland
Miss Pear] Robinson
Loogodtee J
Robert Dyal
Ming Nora Willeford
Indianapolis
Dorothy Winston
Mar-jorie Gardiner
Ursa Mattingly
Champaign, Ill
VW. J. Bacon S. E
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hone
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Anna Kassier
East Walnut Street
Sam B. Boyd. Jr
Bloomington
Louis Creager
Seymour
Visi
Clay
Losey Bar
Princetah
Mid
Charles
Curtis
Williaot
Francisca
Gibson County
Andy
PT Aeite A Rtt AN CO
Statistical
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Mara
Jupiter
Antares
Scorpio
Washington Post Office
Woimen
Clethe Allen
Mary A. Banks
Misa Maud Gilley
Susan B Harrell
Henry Jett
W.H. Kavanaugh
John Blakely
William Clark
John Gayer
A. Kutter
Rupert Lalger
Dave Lacy
A. W. Paetz
Russell Phillipp
J. H. Russell
B. J. Burris
President Wilson
T. R
U. S
Prograsa
Plainville U. B. Church
E. Shannon
Childrens
John Reinsel
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