Physicians cures praised by women in campaign text
The passage quotes Mrs. Mattie Venhans of Tioga Illinois and Mrs. R P Monfort of Lebanon Ohio praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for long illness and headaches. It urges women to seek advice from Dr. Pierce Buffalo New York and notes the Medical Adviser book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Venhans
Tioga
Hancock County
Ilinois
Dr. Pierce
R. P. Monfort
Lebanon
Warren Co
Ohio
Common Sense
Pierce
Old Indiana law declares White river navigable in 1824 act
An old Indiana law from 1824 lists White river and many tributaries as navigable, with penalties for obstructions and milldams. The act, printed in Corydon, 1824, was not in the 1831 revisions and its repeal is unclear. The piece notes directors like Alexander Ralston and a 1831 extension to Yorktown and Sugar creek Blue river.
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White River
Indianapolis
Delaware
Flat Rock
Muscattuck
Vernon
Graham’s Fork
Big Blue River
Fredericksburg
Fayette
Laughery
Lawrenceburg
Anderson’s River
Upton’s
Indiana
Allan Hendricks
Corydon
Carpenter & Douglass
General Assembly
Alexander Ralston
Ralston
Yorktown
Sugar Creek
Blue River
Supreme Court
State Law Library
Stormy 1900 Outlook Foretold By Cincinnati Prospector
Forecasts terrible weather for 1900 include heavy floods in Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Mississippi lands with February March storms. January to March severe blizzards in Midwest and Northeast heavy snows in New York New Jersey Maryland Maine and Pennsylvania mountains. Summer to be hot and sultry with rare cyclone and hurricane activity. January is a top storm month with Ohio River possibly closing by late February. Grain-O ad promotes a coffee substitute.
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W. W. Marsh
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Mississippi
Colorado
Ilinois
New England
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Maine
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Mountains
Ohio River
Kanawha
New
Cumberland
Monongahela
Alleghany
Texas
Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf States
Ohio
Campaigning in the Philippines tale by railway ad
The Chicago & Northwestern Railway releases a short story titled a Brave Coward set in the Philippines. It covers battles at Malate La Loma and Luzon, the Tenth Pennsylvania, and a Pennsylvanian commander amid Aguinaldo’s forces. Illustrated and available by mail for 6 cents postage to W B Kniskern, 22 Fifth Avenue, Chicago.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Philippines
Malate
la Loma
Pennsylvania
Manila
Luzon
Nebraska
Minnesota
Kansas
Aguinaldo
W. B. Kniskern
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Iil
Advertised Letters and Local Denial Note
The Loogootee Enterprise refutes a gas failure report saying they have plenty of gas and some to spare. Unclaimed letters dated January 15 1900 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office for Miss Berth Brown Miss Ella Miller Mrs Deleena Cooper Mr Wm Buck Mr Joseph Derner Mr T J Penrod Mr Wm Samaritan Mr Homer Howell all are advised to call and say advertised.
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Berth Brown
Ella Miller
Deleena Cooper
Wm. Buck
Joseph Derner
T. J. Penrod
Loogootee Enterprise
Townfolk and visitors gather in Taylor and surrounding townships
Miss May Paindexter visited friends at Shoals last week. Robert B. Dugger returned to Purdue University. Henry Henderson attended an Indianapolis Republican event. Dozens of local residents and kin, including school officials, trustees, editors, and farmers from Worthington, Washington, Taylor, and nearby counties, were in town on various days over the holidays, with several headed home to Illinois, Texas, and Indiana.
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C. E. Henderson
Indianapolis
John Wolfe
Bedford
George French
Springfield
St. Benjamin
Samuel Hays
Worthington
Andrew Anderson
Taylor Township
Virgil Waggoner
Texas
David Blankenship
Gosport
Juliet Maxwell
Bloomington
Shry
Local Visit Highlights Holiday Gossip in Greene County
T. C. and B. F. Athey of Robinson Ill visited McComb and John Huffman and families during the holidays, noting a thirty seven year absence. Winfield S. Johnson and County Superintendent Johnson came from Spencer on Saturday to back Parks Martin as district chairman, though success seems unlikely. Daniel V. Riddle joined the Democrat offer for Sentinel and Farm Journal readers with 2000 Greene county folks in 1900. Harry Johnson of Indianapolis stayed a few days with Dr. and Mrs. Lowder. his mother is Mrs. Lowder’s sister, and he traveled with A Guilty Mother company but left at Vincennes.
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Etta Blezier
Indianapolis
John E. Bryan
Christian Kaufenberger
Mt. Vernon
Adam Bormuth
Bertha Stalcup
Highland Township
Chas. Ballard
C. C. Ballard
T. C
B. F. Athey
Robinson, Ill
McComb
John Huffman
Winfield S. Johnson
Johnson
Spencer
Parks Martin
Daniel V. Riddle
Sentinel
Farm Journal
Greene County
Harry Johnson
State of Indiana
Greene Counts
Greene Circuit Court
Maude W. Gwin
Charles W. Gwin
William Q. Gwin
Mary J. Gwin
Gierne Circuit Court
Indiana
Charles Iv.gwin
Pamed
Bloomfield
Ls Orune
Joseph W.yakey
Riddle & Ridde
Samuel Strauser
Decedent
Washington Township
Lyons
Donahue visitors and local political notes
Mrs. T. J. Bogy and daughter Miss Louise Bogy of Donahue Tex spent weeks with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bogy and left for Dubuque Iowa to visit relatives. William Keller of Washington township Democrat had his Sentinel and Farm Journal subscription extended to century end and will vote Democratic in November. Lee McClung of Linton, back from North Dakota, ordered the Democrat Sentinel and St. Louis Republic sent to a Dakota friend.
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T. J. Bogy
Louise Bogy
Donahue
Tex
W.S. Bogy
Dubuque
Iowa
Our City
William Keller
Washington Township
Sentinel
Farm Journal
Lee McClung
Linton
North Dakota
Democrat, Sentinel
St. Louis Republic
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Gieene County
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