• Anderson Twp: stave hauling going on. Cannelton Enquirer, July 27, 1689.
• Anderson Twp: Many teams on the road hauling staves. It is too dry to plow at present writing. Cannelton Enquirer, Aug. 31, 1889.
• _ Clark Twp: Deluge last week. Several parties lost a good many logs by the waters, caused by boom wreaking.
• Charlie Splater lost money on logs. Cannelton Enquirer, Sept. 21, 1889.
• Clark: Stave hauling is the go around Adyeville & vicinity. Cannelton Enquirer, Oct. 19, 1889.
• Clark: A.J. Adye is still “hulling out” staves by the thousands.
• Mike Ubelhor is now busily engaged in bucking staves. Cannelton Enquirer, 26, 1889.
• Ranger: Jasper Hicks killed when a tree accident occurred – making staves on William Hammack land. Johnson Peckinpaugh was working with him. Cannelton Enquirer, Nov. 9, 1889.
• Anderson: Thomas & John Rowley will probably take a stave contract in the Murray woods. Cannelton Enquirer, Dec. 14, 1889.
• Clark: Uncle Mike Ubelhor is now getting out more staves than any man in the woods. The most of them are in Dubois County. Cannelton Enquirer, Jan. 11, 1890.
• Clark: Attorney William Hobbs is cutting hoop poles •••• Hickory poles will hold anything from water to Jamaica rum, but it wouldn’t hold Bill. Cannelton Enquirer, Jan. 11, 1890.
• Ranger: Albert Blanford and the Gatchel Brothers are yarding staves on the Ike Cronin farm.
• Will Basinger and brothers are running a stave bucker. Cannelton Enquirer, Feb. 8, 1890.
• Tobin Twp: George Daum Sr. and one of his sons were engaged in hauling wood from the timber to the house & about 4 O’clock the old gentleman started with a load •••• when near the house, his son’s wife heard Mr. Daum calling loudly to the team to stop •••• she saw that Hr. Daum had slipped from the load of wood down onto the tongue of the wagon and the team seemed frightened and were starting to run. Mr. Daum fell ••• and one of the wheels passed over him ••• After 24 hours Buffering, he died. Cannelton Enquirer, Feb. 25, 1890
• Anderson Twp: The stave bucker is on the Theis. Roswell is still in command of the Force. Cannelton Enquirer, Nov. 22, 1890.
• Anderson Twp: Fred Lamkin is yarding staves on John Deom’s land. Cannelton Enquirer, Apr. 4, 1891.