Farmers Institute to Host Cash Prize Exhibit at Harrison
Harrison township Farmers' Institute plans a December exhibit of corn potatoes peppers bread and cake with cash premiums for top entries. Prizes include first second and third places for adults and youths with awards for ladies and boys, plus special prizes for white and yellow corn and other produce. Local residents Miss Angie Conrad and families attend church and report community updates.
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Harrison Township Farmers’ Institute
Farmers’ Institute of Flarisbn
Corydon
Elizabeth Delayed and Local Residents Departures in Indiana Trip
Elizabeth Delayed WD Barnes left for Indianapolis on a business trip last Thursday. Scott Crosier bought a fine team of mules from Ben Russell. Robt McDaniels purchased the Presbyterian Parsonive and is now living in it. Creo Wolpert visited Hobart Indiana to inspect a store for possible purchase. Sam Jackson wife and son Holland of New Albany are visiting home folks for two weeks. Mrs Ola Crandall of New Albany visiting Mrs J Hobbs for two weeks. Robert Babcock employed in New Albany visiting home folks for a week. Mrs J P Flynn and niece Josie DeFord of New Albany guests of Leo Neamer's since last Friday. Felix Males of New Albany, formerly in this county, visited relatives here recently. Miss Mona McRae left for Evans Landing to live with her aunt Mrs Belle Noe. Curtis Burd of New Albany visiting uncles Felix Joe and Chas Minter here for a week. Aunt Lizzie Deatrich and son Bud returned from Bloomington J where they have lived six months. A yearling colt owned by Ed Crosier died after injures from slipping on wet ground. A cyclone near here last Thursday night blew down trees and damaged buildings and porticoes. High water record broken. creek flood washed out buildings and many chickens drowned. The school play In Plum Valley by the high school class and juniors, with Profs Jenkins and Davis, ran March 29 and April 1. well attended. Five graduates: Marguerette Crosier, Marguerette Wolpert, Gertrude Holmes, Albert Cotner, Walter Lemmon. No commencement due to flood and railroad blockades delaying the speaker.
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WD. Barnes
Indianapolis
Scott Crosier
Ben Russell
Robt. McDaniels
Presbyterian Parsonive
Creo. Wolpert
Hobart
Ind
Sam Jackson
Holland
New Albany
Ola Crandall
J. S. Hobbs
Robert Babcock
J. P. Flynn
Josie DeFord
Ieo Neamer
Felix Males
Curtis Burd
Felix
Joe
Chas
Minter
Lizzie Deatrich
Bud
Bloomington
Ed Crosier
Plum Valley
Jenkins
Davis
Marguerette Crosier
Marguerette Wolpert
Gertrude Holmes
Albert Cotner
Walter Lemmon
Shively for Re election Strengthens Indiana Senate Hope
The Pulse Press and Charlestown Record endorse Senator Shively for a second United States term. Indiana Democrats praise his ability and devotion to duty and expect his re election alongside Senator Kern as leaders of the Senate Democratic program.
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Senate
Emi
Shively
Charlestown
Indiana
Cer
United States
Agehel
Ueets
Pulse Press
Iat
Suvely
Newatnation
New Albany Poublic Press
Charlestown Record
United States Senate
Baltimore
Lien Shively
John Kern
Why He Was Late From The AV Aut Meeting
A fragment describes a late arrival to supper after a delay caused by stomach trouble. Conversation notes that someone suggested Chamberlain tablets and mentions asking about health.
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Ling Sne
Chamyberlain
Doan's Kidney Pills Gain Corydon Endorsement
Local resident Benjamin F. Richard of Walnut Street Corydon Indiana credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending years of backache and kidney trouble after trying efforts failed until purchasing at Louis S Riely’s Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents advertise the product price nine cents. Remember the name Doan's take no other.
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Dean
Corydon
Benjamin F. Richard
Walnut Street
Ind
Louis 8. Riely
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Andy
Wedding Likely Soon in Lazy Creek Area
Local notes report a forthcoming wedding in Lazy Creek and extend sympathy to flood sufferers. Several social visits are listed including Philip Jaegers of Louisville visiting John Garing and family, Vincenz Munver visiting Henry Boley, and Mrs. Bley convalescing after illness. Multiple local names appear with family visits and family life in Floyd County.
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Philip Jaegers
Louisville
John Garing
Vincenz Munver
Henry Boley
Henrette Hofick
Hoboken
New Jersey
C. Lambertus
Harry Markwell
Frank Sims
John Lambertus
Floyd County
Sanday
Coroner's Inquest Records Death of Cleo Engle
The coroner for Harrison County Indiana notes Cleo Engle died April 1 1913 near Milltown from accidental strangling. The infant, three days old with dark hair gray eyes weighing seven pounds, is described in the report. Coroner W S Nye signs and seals the document dated April 8 1913.
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State of Indiana
Harrison County
Cleo Engle
Milltown
Warrison County
Indiana
Huw
Cleo Enle
W.s.nye
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Boston
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Kate Emily
Willie Direk
Charlie Conrad
Fredrick
Hursttown
Rev. Girdley
Lanesville
Wm. D. Wilson
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Missena Reinhardt
Alva Conrad
Minor Thomas
John S Krause
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Mlinois
Frank Wilson
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Martin Hotel
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Mona McRae
Evans Landing
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Valley Tin
Lazy Creek
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Gee
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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State of
Harrson Circuit Court
Savings and Loan Association of
Allie Mitchem
Bessie Mitchem
Harrison Circuit Court
Savines and Loan Association of Corydon Indiana
Isiplaintis
Allie E. Mitchem
Bessier Mitchem
Said County
Statetown
Saidiot
Peter S. Wright
Olds
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A. J. Thomas
Corydon, Ind
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