Joint Senator Candidates Named in County Announcements
Political notices announce Jonin I Spencer of Daviess County as a candidate for Joint Senator from Daviess and Pike counties, pending Democratic senatorial convention action. Also A Fred B Giappel of Pike County is named as a candidate for Joint Senator from Daviess and Pike, contingent on convention decisions.
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Jonin I, Spencer
Daviess County
Daviess
Pike Counties
Fred B. Giappel
Pike County
Dapssand Pike
Sondwrlal
Democratic ticket listing county offices and candidates
The Democratic county ticket names candidates for Prosecuting Attorney Charles O Brian Representative Atner Col bert Clerk Philander McHeiry Auditor William Scudder Treasurer Willis H Black Recorder Ernest E For sythe Sheriff John H McCafferty Assessors Marshal O Pate Coroner Dr C K Rowland Surveyor John E Cox Commissioner 2d district Isaac W Feagans War Commissioner 1 district George L Wade County Councilmen Nathan G Read Nathan Killion J H W Arvin District Councilmen James Cy Sheeley Jeremiah Madden James Sparks James Cain
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Charles O'Brian
Atner D. Colbert
Washington
Philander McHeiry
Washington Township
Wiliam Scudder
Veale Township
Willis H. Black
Elmore Township
Ernest E. Forsythe
Madison Township
John H. McCafferty
Darrison Township
Marshal O. Pate
van Buren Township
C. K. Rowland
Reeve Township
John E. Cox
Dbugard Township
Isaac W. Feagans
Barr Township
George L. Wade
Bogard
Barge
Nathan G. Read
Nathan Killion
Steele Township
J. H W. Arvin
James Cy Sheeley
Jeremiah Madden
James Sparks
Ogard
James Cain
Township notices set meetings at multiple towns
Bogard Township notice to all persons with business to transact weekly at the trustee’s home in Epsom on Tuesdays and Fridays. Barr Township notice that business can be conducted at Montgomery on Saturdays and at Cannerburgh on Wednesday afternoons. George S. Smith, Trustee.
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Washington Township
Temple Court
Roon 9
William L. Brown
Elmore Township
Elnora
Albert H. Dillon
Bogard Township
Epsom
Steele Township
Daviess County
Indiana
Plainville
Charles A. Banta
Barr Township
Montgomery
Cannerburgh
George
Smith
Kilner Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Adverts
An old advertisement touts Kilner's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims prompt relief, urges readers to send one dollar for a sample, and mentions Binghamton New York as the seller address.
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Kihner
Niverland
Kilner
Eadks
Kilnet
Binghamton
Millie Hry Sale Moves Hat Shop to Opera House Building
Mrs Hel ton relocates her millinery store from corner of Fourth and Bidib streets to the Opera House building first floor. A special June sale of ladies hats begins June 1 featuring novelty and trimmed hats. Public notice lists new address at 415 Cast Main and Get Narpaik.
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Helton
Forty Roads and Cross Streets List Fragment
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous street intersections across a city grid. Includes Walnut East 14th to 15th streets, Pearl East 4th, Flora East 5th, Meridian Walnut, and various West side corners, with references to Court House, Center Streets, and State Roads, alongside misread names.
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Troy Road
Walnut
14Th
11Th
East 7Th
Flora
5Th
Pearl
4Th
Peat
1St
Meridian
Court
Washington
Ith
Perry Ave
13Th
Sycamore
West 6Th
Oak
Weat
Buttarnut
West 1St
Petersburg
Harned Ave
Ad Street
Forden
Grove Street
Mill
Center Streets
Center
East 11Th Stessts
State Road
East 12Th Street
Hoosier origin story told by Charlestown elder
In Charlestown on June 27 the oldest Clark County resident, Stockwell, 94, recounted the Hoosier nickname origin. He said it began as a Clark County crew’s clash with a Kentuckian during the 1824 Portland Canal dig near Louisville. One Indiana man claimed “you hush” after beating the rival, earning the moniker Husher, later corrupted to Hoosier, a tale tied to regional lore and early sheriffs of Clark County.
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Tory
Charlestown
St. Stockwell
Clark
4Well
Mr. Stockwell
Carl Brayeld
Clark County
Main Street
John B. J
Louisville
Mr. Stocks
Portland
Falls of the Ohio
William Coombs
Giher
Kentucky
Indiana
Goliath
Lexington
Tippecanoe
Vincennes
Bush
John Carr
Thomas
Final Settlement Notices and License Request in Washington IN
Notices warn creditors and heirs of Catherine Murphy and Jackson L Moore estates to appear in Daviess Circuit Court in July 1906 for final settlement and proof of heirship. Clerk William A. Wallace presides. Also announces Ernest E. Forsythe as administrator for Doctor F. McFarland estate and a license request by James M. Farris to sell intoxicants in Washington.
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Daviess Circuit
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Jerome Brothers deceased to appear in Daviess Circuit Court Washington Indiana on June 26 1906 to show cause why final settlement should not be made and to establish heirship and receive shares. Clerk Daviess Circuit Court and Padgett attorneys.
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Catherine Murphys
Daviess Atreust Court
Washington
Indiana
Witnness
Guid Court
William A. Wallace
Daviess Circuit Court
Gardiner
Tharp & Gardiner
Attra
Lark Daviess Circuit Court
John Hj. Spencer
Nottie
Jerome Brothers
Washington, Indian
Anelcerk
Sald Court
Nis
Aiséd & Padgett
Attorosya
Senate and House Clash Over Meat Bill Amendments
The Senate and House debated amendments to a meat inspection and pest control bill, clashing over funding for cattle pests and Egypt moth eradication. Conferees could not agree on funding levels, with talks continuing as leaders push for a joint position before adjournment.
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Texas
Egypt
Senate
Massachusetts
Hingredlows
New England
House
Sénate
Cannon
Arm Poisoning Incident Attributed to Burns On Rags
Robert Qrdbnailer of west Walnut street suffers from blood poisoning in the left hand and arm. The ailment appears caused by burns from hot rags and shavings. O'Conner, a second baseman for the Grays, is employed at the Shops.
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Robert Qrdbnailer
West Walnut Street
O'Conner
Grays
Helen Returns Home After Visit to Jasper Beauty Parlor
Joh Garighin reports Helen returning from Jasper where they visited Mrs Gordon's beauty parlor. The piece extols a famed beautifier and claims the product by Hollister and Lindeman improves looks, noting the system is said to rejuvenate.
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Joh Garighin
Indianapolis
Esenaty
Helen
Jasper
Mrs. Gordon
Hollister
Remedies For Household Use Gaining Noted Popularity
A historic note describes a remedy gaining household fame through personal recommendations. The preparation, touted as a cure for diarrhea and bowel trouble, is advertised as available via Lindonian's Pharmacy, highlighting its growing reputation and accessibility to the public.
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Temedy
Dona Shuch
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