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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1907

Page

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County Treasurer Picked. Bond Set at 250000

George Godwin to file a 250000 bond with the county board of commissioners as treasurer next Monday. Bond amount approved after discussion with county attorney, with deposits to banks under depository law. Board expects light agenda at the next session as most time will be taken by claims.

George Godwin County Board of Commissioners Aorney Ee Aikman Dra Bert Warran Board ‘of Commissioners

To The Toadeaters Warped Inquiry

A reader notes a toads stomach containing many insects including cane worms and cabbage worms. The author argues an army of toads on premises provides valuable pest control and asks readers to consider the potential numbers required for effectiveness.

Mine Boss Fined for Failure to Visit Mine

Peter Fager, boss of a mine near Montgomery, was fined $4 by a mine inspector for failing to visit the mine on the required day. The inspector cited the breach and imposed the penalty, with Fager placed under disciplinary action.

Peter Fager Montgomery Ia F Fager

Indian linen waists with embroidery and lace trimming

An advertisement describes Waisia waists in fine India linen and French lawn. Features include front medallion embroidery, multiple rows of insertion, clusters of lace, and back openings with trimmed cuffs and necks. Prices range from $1.00 to $2.50.

India

Public Official Controversy Shrinks City Board

A Louisville board reshuffle is reported with an unnamed official pressured to resign amid a dispute over appointment. Details describe personal ties, a mayoral candidate, and internal politics as events unfold in the local government row.

Personal crisis harms near life cup can survivor

Fragmentary notice describes Sob Yate and an unnamed life aid recipient suffering amid a personal crisis triggered by Wifr’s passing. includes garbled references to a dentist unable to withstand grief and vague indicators of surrounding Vincennes.

Dentist in Vincennes Ends Life With Bullet

Dr Latshaw of Vincennes a well known local dentist and prominent man lethally shot himself after preparing for burial. He left notes for his son and coroner giving funeral and business directions. An undertaker was notified and found him dead in his office with a towel over his head to stop bleeding.

Hepro 5 Latshaw Vincennes Min Apeshly Jai Mas i Bhit Hata Higa Gohé Tank

B and C SouthWest Announces Price Reduction

A notice states that the B and C Southwest reduces its price starting Monday with a charge of only two cents to Cincinnati. The move reflects a shift in regional pricing strategy affecting customers and trade terms.

Cincinnati

Excursion Fare Changes Announced by Railroad

B. Kellar, agent for the Southern Railway, reports fare cuts effective next Monday. One way to Cincinnati drops from 4.25 to 3.40 while excursion tickets to St Louis fall from 3.20 to 3.35, with round trips unchanged. Special trains depart July 1 on the Louisville branch with abolishment of popular priced excursions Evapaville and Terre Haute.

B. Kellar B. A Oa Suthwestern Railway Company Democrat Nxt Clonnati Li Glavillé Tate Terre Haute

Finger Mash Incident In Town Daily Life Report

A child's finger was mashed in a washing machine cog. The streets were crowded this afternoon on the business thoroughfare with many ladies visible. Farmers are cutting wheat while women purchase supplies.

City Board Seeks Uniform Tax Basis for Property Assessments

The board debates placing city real estate on the same assessment basis as farming property. A member proposed a ten percent decrease in improvements tax to align values, potentially saving about $125 020. Also discussed were exemptions for benevolent institutions like the Masonic Temple and exemptions for floors of the temple, with various real estate and legal notes.

Eity Real Estate Ielty Robart Rproseti Henry Aik Masonic Temple Wersexas

Fire damages Saint Joseph Catholic school building at dawn

The Rev Father Rowan of Evansville reports a fire partially destroying Saint Joseph Catholic school near dawn on Friday. He sounded alarm after noticing smoke and coal arcing at the building’s edge, believing a premonition warned him.

Evansville St Boseph Catholic School Rowan Herwge

Farmer Alf In Tow

Williams A Wallace, a clerk at chebit court, visits town and recalls his six acres of beans and other crops. He wanted his boys to help but ended up doing the work himself to finish the harvest.

Williams A. Wallace Chebit Court

Gertrude B Hunt to Lecture on Monday Evening

Gertrude B Hunt, a noted lecturer, will deliver a talk at Third and Main streets Monday evening. The event invites local residents to attend a focused discussion in the downtown area.

Gertrude B, Hunt Eabt

Church meeting announced for July seven at Oak Grove Park

Elders Messer and Hayme of Vicena and Bishop Merrill from the Church of God will hold services next month. The church described as a county organizer near Raglesville invites all to attend the meeting at Oak Grove Park on Sunday to discuss a civil feud.

Messer Hayme Vicena Merrill Ans Church of God Oak Grove Park Denon Raglesville

Judge Welborn Rules Saloon A Nuisance In Evitsville

Judge O M Welborn of Gibson and Poler counties cites a recent Lebanon decision by Judge Artmap, ruling that saloons are public nuisances and that the question of liquor sale rights does not constitutionally protect them. The ruling asserts courts have long held saloon operations as nuisances and can be restrained.

Regau Evitsville Welborn Gibson Poler Clrewit Court On & Polict Artmap Lebanon

Chicago Judge Demands Answers In Subpoena Dispute

In U S District Court Chicago Judge K M Landis refuses to withdraw a subpoena against John D Roth and John Miller of Standard Oil. The court notes Rockefeller as Standard Oil president not available for information on aarteral condition of the oil company. Miller counters that other qualified men could provide necessary financial details, while rejecting late subpoenas and urging caution in enforcement.

Ta Ing Unite States Chicago John D Roth John Miller Sduara Oil ‘Company Sir. Rockefeller Standard Cmpany Inidana Rockefeller

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