Mary Kincaid 1834 1900 Beloved Kentucky-born Mother
Mrs Mary Kincaid born Kentucky June 7 1834 died August 6 1900 after seven months illness aged 66 years 1 month and LY days survived by seven children Mary C John Henry Thomas Jefferson Matilda Alice Charles Mallissa and Christopher funeral at Popo residence with Rev A Brown and burial at Pleasant View cemetery Also notice of John Crit in Indiana county Kentucky aged 10 years 6 days leaves wife and two sons Willis and George funeral at Pleasant View burial details reflect funeral customs and mourning sentiments
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Mary Kincaid
Kentucky
John J. Kincaid
Mary C
John Henry
Thomas Jefferson
Matilda Alice
Charles
Mallissa
Christopher
Luke
David Davis
Martha Davis
Nancy Vanib
Kinesid
First Christian Church
Shiloh
John Crit
Indhans County
Lebanon
Willis
George
Peasant View
Basin
The Big Safe A Hit at Sterling Clothing Sale
The Sterling clothing store runs a fifteen day auction sale with daily hand painted pictures by manager Browning. Each S200 purchase includes a color picture. auctions continue until Tuesday night. Meanwhile Indiana officials debate civilization impact after Brown County posts a 3.7 state county death rate and Terre Haute shows 18.6, with twenty one personal crisis reports and murders reported statewide.
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Sterling Clothing
Browning
Indianapolis
Harry
State Board of Health
Brown County
Indiana
Terre Haute
The Way It Is Done The Mail Order Houses
The article explains mail order houses rely on vivid illustrated catalogs to drive sales. Catalogs circulate from house to house, featuring bold pictures and praise to create demand. Local stores may stock similar items at slightly higher or lower prices, but the catalogs strongly influence rural buyers.
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Tno
Rural Carriers to Spread Paint on Mailboxes
The Post Office Department orders rural carriers to paint country mailboxes green to match a nationwide requirement. Carriers on routes will do the painting for extra pay, with paint supplied by the government. Some towns have received similar orders. Boone county carriers are likely to participate.
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Loek Darriers
Post Office Department
Vie Ordes
Boone County
Ross
Saving from Death of Duchy Citl of Geo Eyles
Cumberland Mad. A testimonial from Geo A Eyles about a girl who fell gravely ill at 14 months with throat trouble. After two doctors gave up, Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds restored her health after four bottles. Trial bottle free at Joseph’s drug store.
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Citl
Geo. A. Eyles
Cumberland
Joseph’s
Learn Telegraphy Through Morse Schools Ad
Learn telegraphy easily and secure a position, as advertised by the six Morse Schools of Telegraphy. The display promotes mastering a trade and provides assurances of employment for young men and their families.
Fine Prospects for Good Racing at The Fair Next Week
The Lebanon Reporter notes the Boone county track offers strong prospects this year with a 2:08 pace drawing top entries such as Black Pet, Joeslisco, American Belle, and Dick ODonald’s marked track record. Strong 2:10 pace includes John L. and Delaware Boy among others, while 2:27 pace features Lady Elwood and Tom B ready to race at the fair track.
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Lebanon
Boone Count
E Dole
Black Pet
Joeslisco
American Belle
Baron Rogers
Dick O'Donald
Dick O’donald
Af Johu L
Delaware Boy
Red Key
Tnud
Billy
Nineveh
Winchester
Miss Coleridge
Rentfrow Jolly Pathfinders Open 25th Season at Leban
At Lebanon opera house during fair week Rentfrow's Jolly Pathfinders, a long established repertoire company, marks the start of Mr. Rentfrow's 25th consecutive season. The show promises nightly hill changes, refined musical vaudeville, and a well equipped cast with a band, orchestra, and extensive scenery.
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Lebanon
Opera House
Irpagement
Rentfrow
Jolly Pathfinders
United States
Traction Line Planned From Lafayette To Terre Haute
John R. Bounoell of Crawfordsville leads a group of Terre Haute and Logansport capitalists in proposing a traction line from Lafayette through Crawfordsville Waveland and Rockville to Terre Haute with branches to the Shades and Russelville. Survey work will begin in September.
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John R. Bounoell
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Logansport
Lafayette
Waveland
Rockville
Shades
Russelville
Ladoya
Josh Bills Life Insurance Interview Turns Comic
Josh Billings recounts a visit to Garden Angle Life Insurance Co where a gray haired man in gold spectacles asks a string of odd questions about marital status ancestry health and mental state in a humorous catalog of eccentric underwriting queries.
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Josh Billings
Life Insurance
Josh
Garden Angle Life Insurance Co
Lands Opened for Settlement in Indian Territory
About 90 000 acres of Indian servant lands south of El Rego Oklahoma Territory have been ordered open for settlement by the Secretary of the Interior. The lands will be leased in tracts of 160 acres for two years from January 1, 1906.
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el Rego
Oklahoma Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Ownership questions loom for Central Indiana railroad
Joseph Robinson of Muncie heads Central Indiana railroad which runs to Brazil and Muncie. The Pittsburgh meeting will decide if Big Four or Pennsylvania will own controlling stock or if a permanent joint operation is formed. A sole Big Four ownership could halt local extension plans and consolidate Indiana shops here.
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Anderson
Joseph Robinson
Central
Big Four
Pennsylvania
India
Ig Four
Ippie
Indiana
Pennsylvania Es
Muncie
Chicago
Private banks comply with state law after AG action
George A. Bingham of the Auditor of State reports twelve private banks failed to comply with the new private bank law. Acting on Attorney General David E. Sherrick's opinion, prosecutors in affected counties were advised of violations, prompting corrective actions and many banks switching form or closing.
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George A. Bingham
Auditor of State
David E. Sherrick
State
Hus
Friday History Fragments From Various Historic Events
A compact list notes events linked to Friday such as Lee surrendering Moscow burning Washington birth Shakespeare birth America discovery and notable battles and figures tied to Friday including Mayflower voyage Queen Victoria marriage Fort Sumpter bombardment and Waterloo Bunker Hill and Marengo battles.
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Lee
Moscow
Washington
Shakespeare
America
Richmond
Queen Victoria
Fort Sumpter
Charles I
Napoleon Bonaparte
Julius Ceasar
Marengo
Waterloo
Bunker Hill
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Joseph Bros
An advertisement asserts health comes from nourishment and the stomach must be kept pure. It claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat, strengthens digestion, and cures stomach troubles, sold by Joseph Bros.
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Joseph Bros
Notice to members on arrears with Advance Telephone
All parties acknowledging themselves to be in arrears with the Advance Telephone Company are urged to call and settle immediately as the company needs the money. By Order of Ass'n.
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Advance Telephone Company
Ass'n
Fred Saunders
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Popo
A. Brown
Pleasant View Cemetery
Hoten Clom
Pathfinders
W. J. Devol
Thos
M. Sama
Vo-Pros't
Low
Albee
Cashter
Melson & Co
GoUers
Ailes & Caldweil
Omice Phone Lo
Advance
Geo. M. Corsley
Olive Now
Lebanon, Lnd
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