Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil Ad Promises Universal Relief
Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil claims to cure piles internal external burns sores breasts nipples and a wide range of ailments including eruptions chapped hands sunburn bites and stings. It is offered in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 with pre paid mailing from New York via Humphreys Medical Co local druggists carry the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys’ Med. CO
William & John Sts
New York
Washington
Ind
Montgomery
Cannerburg
Eaglesville
Winkerpleck
Stoy
Overton
Princeton
W. S. Sampson
White River
Ager & Co
Chicago
Liliuokolani
Roland
Joshua Rea
Joshua
Prospects of a Russian steel and iron trust
The telegraph column notes plans for a large Russian steel and iron trust with government consent. It mentions the War Department cost to raise the Louisville dam, Manila currency disputes, Cuba trade reciprocity, sugar taxes, a McKinley memorial tablet, wrecks and health scares, and various regional notices across Indiana, Kansas, New York, and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Louisville
Madison
Irwin
Manila
Philippine Commission
Root
Cuba
McKinley
United States
White House
Roosevelt
National Capitol
Seneca
Mich
America
Buffalo
Chicago
Swift & Co
Honolulu
Hawaii
New Albany
Ind
Barney Conway
Patrick Conway
Greenville
Ireland
Clark County
Medicine Clan
Medicine
Turkeys Reach Crothersville After Night on Telegraph Peaks
In Scottsburg 400 turkeys sold to a Crothersville buyer were driven to the town by Sherman Bell Edward Richardson and A Smith after a night perched on tele graph poles. The flock arrived at dawn with no losses. The story follows a sequence of travel and perseverance through cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern
Corbett
Terry
Scottsburg
Ind
Messrs
Johnson & Bell
Crothersville
Sherman Bell
Edward Richardson
A. Smith
Terre Haute
Emily Neukom
D. M. Greeting
Greensburg
Miss Neukom
Mr. Greeting
Fort Ritner Residents and Visitors Frequent Local Scene
Local notes show Thomas Fliznu and son Charles delivering hogs near Lawrenceport Monday. Residents from Bono and Bedford visit, with Ira Batman announcing candidacy for judge. Activities include log hauling from Pinshook, dental work in Bedford, pension board appearance, church visits, and family telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fliznu
Charles
Lawrenceport
Wm. M. Lee
Hzsikal
Samuel Mitchell
Bedford
Ira Batman
Bloomington
Batman
Elizabeth Dowling
Rebecca Fortner
Oklahoma
Elisha Lee
Wm. McKinney
Seymour
Pension Examining Board
Leesville
Wm McHargue
Daniel A. Lee
Simon O. Williams
Dr. Butler
W. Smith
M. B. Lee
Jacob B. Flinn
Denison
Wm. Beavers
Tunnelton
Sunny
Joseph Allen
Elisha D Lee
Weather Sparks Corn Husking in Pinhook
Local notes report mild weather for corn husking. Cedar Ridge resident M H Newland visited to buy corn. Several residents, including H W Ingle and Julius Beavers, traveled to Tunnelton and Bedford on business. Thanksgiving program and church activities noted with multiple local names.
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J. C. Brooking
Julius Beaver
Tunmelton
J. G. Brooking
Jerome Launis
Tunnelton
Pearl Fisher
Brookno & Sears
Bedford
William Box
William Guthrie
Maud Crawford
Ger
Sears
C. M. Brooking
Bertha Hill
Ford
John Dixon
J. C Brooking
Wood
Jesse Allen
Lottie Crawford
Gertie Ingle
Clema Lect Reading
Jessie Mathis
Lula Mathis
Jeanie Dixon
Iona Crawford
R. A. Myers
R. N. Dixon
Robert Ing
Buchan
Saturtie Ingle
W. V. Haws
Clema Craw- Frank Tanksley
Leatherpeople
Josie Mathis
A Crawford
Crawford
Ruby
Mary Root
Gle
Hveryry Crawford
Mathis
J. L. Crawford
Thomas Shirley
R.N. Dixon
J L. Crawford
Julius Beavers
The Little Grave at Green Hill Cemetery
A brief obituary lament for baby Lloyd Cupps son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cupps, who died at age two years six months. The piece describes the family’s grief and reflects on faith, heaven, and memories, ending with a personal dedication from a friend.
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Green Hill Cemetery
Baby Cupps
Ben Cupps
E Street
Floyd
Lloyd
Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Snony
Papa
Mamma
Oolitic Town Officers Election Totals Report
Oolitic voters chose Gilsen Hennon for Clerk and Treasurer with 106 votes and Lovell Hert with 87. Joseph Pace won Town Marshal against John Sehr 100 to 93. Trustees elected by wards were John M. Owens 108 and Albert W. Dierking 93 in the First Ward, Robert Campbell 107 over Charles Smith 77 in the Second Ward, and Fe Ls Miller 161 over Charles Nichols 29 in the Third Ward. Fanciers Association set Indianapolis event for December 5 with Monon round trip at one and one third fare under the certificate plan. E. P. Rapiey, G. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilsen Hennon
Lovell Hert
Joseph Pace
John Sehr
John M. Owens
Albert W. Dierking
Robert Campbell
Charles Smith
Fe Ls Miller
Charles Nichols
Fanciers Association
Indianapolis
Monon
E. P. Rapiey
G. A
Turner suit against Monon for 10000 damages verdict 6000
Mrs Mary Turner sued the Monon Company for the death of her husband George Turner who was killed when his wagon was struck by an inbound passenger train two miles north of Corydon. The Harrison Circuit Court verdict awarded her 6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Turner
Monon Company
George Turner
Harrison
Corydon
Truant pupil listed in Terre Haute high school paper
A Terre Haute high school paper prints the names of pupils absent on the day as a novel routine. The tru ant boy discovers his whereabouts or lack of by supper time, revealing the day's truancy in the family newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Favurite
Bedford Post Office Unclaimed Advertisements Nov 30 1901
Remaining in the Bedford Post Office unclaimed for week ending November 30 1901 are lists of ladies and gentlemen with names such as Mrs James Allen Mrs Lillie Cline Miss Josie Keynan Miss Zora Miss M Moore Mrs Fannie Rains Miss Anna Waggoner Mrs Frankie Yancey and gentlemen Geo Aydlotte Wm Broadus Otis Davis N C Clark Tolbert Evans Eurah Sylvester Arthur Henderson William James C W Lee Frank Oliver Lem W Rich Ervin Sillings Elmer C Wright James A Whittman Aylett. Persons calling for above letters please say advertised. Vinson Williams P M.
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Bedford
Allen
James
Cline
Lillie
Keynan
Josie
Marshal
Zora
Moore
Rains
Fannie
Waggoner
Anna
Yancey
Frankie
Aydlotte
Geo
Barber
Broadus
Wm. Davis
Otis
Clark
N. C. Earl
Tolbert
Evans
Eurah Sylvester
Henderson
Arthur
William
Lee
C. W. Martin
Frank
Mary J. Martin
Oliver
Lem W. Rich
Ervin
Sillings
George
Stephens
Elmer C. Wright
James A. Whittman
Aylett
Vinson V. Williams
P. M
Local items note visits and a school event
Morton Mills and wife visit parents Mr and Mrs J M Conrad near Wallonia. Miss Maggie Ash of Bedford visits home folks. James Ash and wife travel to Rushville to see a sick brother. Tom Mundell injures a finger feeding a corn shredder and will lose a finger. W W Freeman to hold a protracted meeting at Liberty starting the 4th Sunday. Prof Phillips hosts a pie supper at the school house with scholars performing. Prizes awarded for industrious and lazy attendees to raise school funds. International Live Stock Exposition dates announced with rail schedule Bedford to Chicago trips and return details through December 8 1901. inquire Southern Indiana Railway for info.
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Morton Mills
Wallonia
J.M. Conrad
Maggie Ash
Bedford
James Ash
Rushville
Tom Mundell
W. W.freeman
Liberty
Phillips
Dessie Utterback
D. Terril
Chicago
Southern Indiana Railway
H. H. Roseman
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Telegraphic News
R. G. Don & Co
Philadelphia
Utah
Mary C. Devere
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Annie Craig Peacock
Mormon Church
Nashville
Southern
Southern Territory
Southern Railway
Young Corbett
Hartford
Conn
Young Corwatt
Denver
Colo
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
George Dixon
Nutmeg Athletic Club
Billy” Rothwell
Sbkock
John L. Sullivan
New Orleans
McGovern
Dawn
McGov
United States Supreme Court
Dooley
Fuller
Paris
Philippines
Justice Brown
Porto Rico
Congress
Justice Puller
Gosport
James R. Henry
C. A. Pritchard
Fort Ritner
Oolitic Town Officers
Edison
Telleatories
Ar National Phonograph CO
Fifth Ave
Weekly Gazette
Commercial Tribune
Gazette
Tion
the Daily and Sunda
the Commercial Tribune Co
Cincinnati
Weekly Mail
Cincinnati Weekly Gazette
Bedford Weekly Mail
India
Ferre Haute
Kenton
elInora
Indian Springs
IPM
Sundsys
Bom Am
P.M
Seymour Bedford
Elnora
Ftnton
Union Station
Ilinois
Mitchell
The
St. Louis
Great Republican Paper of America
the World
Globe-Democrat
Ihe
Pqumenis
Ita
aFia
Globe Printing CO
St Louis
Daily Globe-Democrat
West
New-York Tribune Farmer
New-York Weekly Tribune
Department of Agricultural Industry
Tribune
New-York City
Zelma
Chicago Lafayette
Leepers Om
Palbman
North Bound
Sun
P. Rapey
F.J. Reco
G.P.A
Coc A Cras
H. Rocawece
Tar. Man
Cricaces
S-W.r.r
Columbus
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Rivervale
River Yale
Rat
Thomas Donahue
B. & O. S-W. Bedford
Indiane Geo, Ta Ae O
O. P. McCarty
Q.P
Cincinnati, Ohio
Vandalia
Inave
Aia Dale
Pally
St Louis No
Effinghaus
East
Indianapols
M. Wheeler
Brooks & Brooks
Indiana
H. P. Rapumy
Gen
Tae Marxa
Broadway
F St
D.C
Southern Indiana
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