Assessors Convene to Begin Yearly Real Estate Valuation
Township assessors met County Assessor Habermen to receive guidance for this year’s valuation. The plan stresses fair cash value assessments with no discrimination. The list includes assessors and deputies for Franklin, Webster, Spencer, Morlan, and others, detailing names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habermen
Hm Oll
A. Keh
W. A. Faith
Harvey H. Hays
D. Boone
W. A. Russell
Adam D. Anderson
Milton W. Funk
Blue River
Fred Goss
Harry W. Goss
D. Washington
Chas
T. Redden
Curtis Mowrer
Jackson
Geo. Melton
A. Joseph Graves
Freshman & Freshman Lawyers Hire New Office
After ten months of suffering and confinement from injuries received on the sixth day of May the firm Freshman & Freshman Law yers announces a move to new offices above the 1st National Bank in the Savings A Loan location. They invite old friends and clients to visit, offer access to a county’s best law library, and provide assistance in restraining certans or quasi criminal cases. Deputy Prosecutor Aquila DT Fleshman remains a contact.
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Daun
1St National Bank
The
Savings A Loan Association
Po Owould
Aquila DT
Fleshman
Unas. L. Fiesiptas
Lettuce Prevents Smallpox Warns in Medical Talk
A Medical Talk column argues lettuce daily prevents smallpox, likening smallpox to a scorbutic disease and claiming lettuce provides anti scorbutic properties. It asserts lettuce is superior to vaccination and that daily lettuce consumption protects both vaccinated and unvaccinated people.
Malt Too Flake Now at C. M. Miller's
Malt Too Flake is now available at C. M. Miller's, expanding stock for baking needs and pantry staples. Shoppers can find the product on the store’s shelves alongside other breakfast cereals and ingredients.
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C. M. Miller’s
Normal Opens at Early O V N C Term
The Spring Term of the O V N C opened with nearly one hundred attendees. Attendance is expected to reach two hundred later as more students from the region arrive. Devotional services were led by Elder Grubb and Prof Hallett spoke on welfare and guidance. The school remains prosperous and recommended as a good normal school. The teaching staff includes Prof Thomas Hallett Supt Henryville High School Prof O H Venner Prof Emmett Taylor and Miss Richard.
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Grubb
Hallett
E. 5
Thomas Hallett
Henryville High School
O. H. Venner
Emmett Taylor
Marengo
Richard
Local notices and social notes from Corydon area
Elizabeth H. H. Richard of Corydon and Cort Sharp with son Claud visited last week. Miss Jessie Elbert of Laconia and Miss Annis Barger of Rehoboth stayed with locals. A boy was born to Clarence Glaze of Sugar Grove. April 31 school session closing prep for program. Mrs. Cooper bought Frakes property and moved in. Rev. L Murr and wife visited Mrs. Good near Corydon. Mrs. Kate Stewart of Rosewood died March 27 at age 21, leaving husband and 9 month child. Robert Watson and William Love of Heth township travelled home from New Albany. RAxcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort Sharp
Claud
Jessie Elbert
Laconia
Thomas Flynn
New Albany
Clarence Glaze
Sugar Grove
Annis Barger
Rehoboth
Jacob Resch
Cooper
Jonah Cooper
Frakes Prop
Kate Stewart
Wm. H. Stewart
Rosewood
Robert Watson
William Love
Heth Township
Raxcer
Easter Entertainment at Auditorium Friday Night
The Juniper Church of Christ presents Dorothy's Brothers and Sisters an Easter entertainment at the Auditorium Friday evening April 10 with no admission. Children will have a social hour at the close and everyone is invited.
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Juniper C.F. of
The
Christian Church
Palmyra Social Notes and Local Church News
Miss Mary Wright visits New Albany. Miss Dora Taylor ill with lagrippe. Sunday singing at Church of Christ. C W Cole of Louisville visiting friends. Jake Zimmerman preparing to depart for St Jove HL Wayne Cole and WY. FL Avery in Salem on business. William Lukenbill from Bloomington calls. Miss Bertie Finley and Mrs. Elizabeth True in Frederickshoro. Rov Toombs preaches at U B church. Miss Lesh Roll hosts sisters Florence and Etta Roll. Sunday school reorganized with Katie Martin superintendent. Mrs. Willian Stucker dies at 65. Funeral at U B church conducted by Rev. Stephens. interment in village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wright
New Albany
Dora Taylor
Lagrippe
Church of Christ
C. W. Cole
Louisville
Jake Zimmerman
St. Jove, HL
Rov. Toombs
U. B
Lesh Roll
Florence
Etta Roll
Kay’s Chapel
Katie Martin
Dr. Finley
Ola Taylor
Willian Stucker
Stephens
Fredericksburg
Right of an American Citizen to Expatriate
A note from the March-April issue of the American Law Review discusses G B Slaymaker of Indianapolis and his paper on the right of expatriation. Slaymaker, a former Elizabeth resident, is rising as a prominent lawyer in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Law Review
G. B. Slaymaker
Indianapolis
Slaymaker
Elizabeth
County
Brengmans Plan Move From Tennessee to Moberly
Mr and Mrs J L Brengman will not relocate to Tennessee as reported last week but will move to Moberly instead. The change clarifies their upcoming residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brengman
Tennessee
Moberly
Local College Faculty and Tax Deadline Noted
Prof Thomas Hallett of Tenryville and Prof Emmett Taylor with Marengo ties teach at the Normal. Major W Funk was in New Albany as attorney in the Applegate will case. May 4 is the last day to pay the Spring tax installment without penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major W. Funk
New Albany
Central News Briefs From This Week
Roy Ludlow of Louisville visits friends in town this week. Lee Smith and wife of Iris visit their parents Sunday. Home Telephone Co expects to complete its line to Corydon this week. Allie Pitman is reported quite bad with smallpox. Rev Hutsell preaches at Lill Grove church Sunday. Rev Apple has returned from Orange county after caring for his sick father. Families who went to Nebraska months ago are satisfied. Sallie Baxley returns to Albion Illinois. Congregationalers plan extensive church repairs soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ludlow
Louisville
Lee Smith
Iris
Home Telephone Co
Corydon
Allie Pitman
Rev. Apple
Orange County
Nebraska
Sallie Baxley
Fulgham
Albion
Ill
Peach story and tax note from county clerk
A county writer notes many peaches on the hills. Treasurer O Connor was busy yesterday collecting taxes. Mrs. Geo L Hess is quite ill. Starting April 1 the office will be open daily except Sundays. G N Larue marl8 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connor
Geo. L. Hess
G. N. Larue
Corydon and Birdsell farm wagons advertised
Company BULLEIT and Son of Taree lists Corydon and Birdsell farm wagons for sale. The ad notes laundry services at Dannenfelser's barber shop and acts as Chrystal Laundry agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Birdsell
Taree
Dannenfelser
Chrystal Laundry
Local notes from Bradford and vicinity
Miss Bessie Mitchell remains on the sick list. The Democrat visits the area. Prof. A M Brown’s Spring school opened with good attendance. Rev Walls will preach next Sunday. Brown and family visited relatives at the Falls Cities last week. Mesdames Austin and Sappenfield of Palmyra visited friends. Local moving includes Prof Brown to Loughmiller farm, Liegast to New Albany, and Adam Baker family returning to the old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Mitchell
Democrat
A. M. Brown
Rev. Walls
Falls Cities
Mesdames Austin
Sappenfield
Palmyra
Chas. Loughmiller
John Liegast
New Albany
Adam Baker
Social Notes From Sugar Tree Grove and Nearby Areas
Miss Roda Crecelius stays with Mrs. Charles Mauck. George Cox visited old friend Hubbard last Sunday. George Mauck sold a fine young mare to George Fry a few days ago. Wm. Fravel and family of Hill Grove visited W. D. Toler last Sunday. Perry Mauck of Louisville visits his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mauck. Miss Miller of Louisville visited her brother John Miller near Dixie recently. C L Dick performs at the schoolhouse Friday and Saturday nights with his show. Mrs. Jacob Snellbaker visited her daughter Mrs. Dave Weaver of Corydon last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cox
Chris. Hubbard
George Mauck
George Fry
Wm. Fravel and
Hill Grove
W. D. Toler
Miss Miller
Louisville
John Miller
Dixie
C.L. Dick
Jacob Snellbaker
Dave Weaver
Corydon
Protracted meeting starts April at Perseverance Chapel
Roanoke school closed with a spelling bee. Mrs Wu and Dora are on the sick list. Thomas Switterman offers a fine mare for sale. Dan Lasley and John Dooley attend Corydon school. Wm Deatrick and wife guest of Wm Brown. Perry Rhodes of Colorado visits relatives.
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Dan Lasley
John Dooley
Corydon
Wm. Deatrick
Wm. Brown
Perry Rhodes
Colorado
Holiness Association
Perseverance Chapel
Roanoke
DePauw Farmers Sow Cats in Odd Tale
In DePauw a strange report says farmers are sowing cats. Frank Phevenot has moved to the village. Mt. Zion Sunday school organized with George Churchill as Superintendent. The home of id Leisner burned last Saturday. no insurance coverage found.
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Frank Phevenot
Mt. Zion
George Churchill
Id. Leisner
Material source for building or repairs J J Bulleit Son
Instructions indicate obtaining materials strictly from J J Bulleit Son for any construction or repair work. Follow-up details not provided.
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J. J. Bulleit
Doctor Praises Dr Miles Heart Cure In Personal Testimony
A six to twelve bottle course of Dr Miles Heart Cure improved a musician and a Michigan druggist with serious heart disease. The testimonials claim eight years of good health and ongoing profession after using the remedies. Readers are advised to request a free book from the Dr Miles Medical Co. in Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Michigan
C. Hr. Smith
Flint
Mich
Dr. Miles
T. H. Watts
Hot Springs
S. D
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Preston Denton Elopes for Danville Marriage with Lulu Lewis
Preston Denton and Lulu Lewis, raised by Antos Sentman, eloped from Veedersburg Indiana and wed in Danville by Justice Henry J Hall. The couple faced foster parents objections but pursued a private union leaving Tolano NL to begin married life. both families expressed sorrow yet support the couple.
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Preston Denton
Liewlyn Ludlow
Lulu Lewis
Antos Sentman
Danville
Henry J. Hall
John Leonard
Mr. Sentman
Col. Sentman
John
Town
Leonard
Miss Lewis
Denton
Owen Leonard
Leonards
Tolano
Lentman
Veedersbureg
Ind
News
Ramsey Community Notes and Local Events
Ramsey news records improving Ray Crayden and a sick list for Miss Grace Carter. Mr. Rissler moves to Mauck port. Joe Berl visited parents Sunday. Miss Florence Rell of Fredericksburg visited friends here. Fairdale school plans an entertainment next Wednesday night. Hattie Deweese and Mayme White were in Louisville midweek. Ramsey residents attended the Davis trial at English. Joe Besier and Daisy Thompson of New Albany visited Julius Bosier family. Ramsey Band gains new members and will retain its old instructor for spring.
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Fairdale School
Hattie Deweese
Mayme White
Louisville
Ramsey
Davis
English
Joe Besier
Daisy Thompson
New Albany
Julius Bosier
Ramsey Band
Indianapolis women attend Mrs E V Allen’s funeral
Mrs John W McQuiddy and daughter Mrs Lola Albro of Indianapolis attended the funeral of Mrs E V Allen last Tuesday.
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John W. McQuiddy
Lola Albro
Indianapolis
E. V. Allen
Benson attends Allen funeral and residents relocate
Mrs. Francis D. Benson of Lanesville attended the funeral of Mrs. E V Allen yesterday. Michael E Copler of near Elizabeth has moved to Floyd Knobs in Floyd County.
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Francis D. Benson
Lanesville
E. V. Allen
Michael E. Copler
Near
Elizabeth
Floyd Knobs
Floyd County
Cure and cold relief tablet advertisement
To Cure and cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. As druggists refund the money if it fails to cure EB, W. Grove's signature is on each box. 26¢. feblily A horse's glossy coat is proof that he is healthy. Crosier's horse and cattle powder will do it every time. m25-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Cardui
Mrs. Webb
W. Grove
Crosier
Woman in Milltown Attempts Suicide by Carbolic Acid
Mrs John L Rawlings of Milltown drank carbolic acid while visiting her parents near Ramsey in a personal crisis. The weak acid spared her life. doctors Baylor and Sigler treated her. Described as highly esteemed, she is slowly recovering from a lengthy siege of typhoid fever and recent relapses.
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John L. Rawlings
Milltown
Francis Davis
Ramsey
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H. H. Richard
Easter Entertainment
Laura S. Webb
Woman's Democratic Clubs of
Northern
Ohio
Wayne Cole
WY. FL Avery
Salem
William Lukenlill
Bloomington
Bertie Finley
Kenzabeth True
Frederickshoro
Tenryville
Normel
Central
Hutsell
Lill Grove Church
Central and Vicinity
Bradford
Sugar Tree Grove
Roda Crecelius
Mrs
Charles Mauck
Perry Mauck
Jacob Mauck
DePauw
Ray Crayden
Grace Carter
Mr. Rissler
Mauckport
Joe Berl
Apple
Florence Rell
Corydon Louisvine
Isterling
John P. Isterling
Corydon Junction, Ind
L. A. Riely
E. S. Crosler
Jor
Were
T. J. Stevens
Crandall
S. T. Briscoer
Martin & Huff
A.snow & GO
Patent Lawyers
Washington, D.G
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