Continental Fire Insurance Company praised after San Francisco fire
A Corydon Indiana update reports a telegram from the Continental Fire Insurance Company stating a potential loss cap of two and a half million dollars from the San Francisco disaster. The company claims fifteen million dollars in assets after losses and notes protection under the safety fund law with New York State deposits. Farmers are urged to insure with Continental, agent Wm Habermel remains at Conrad's music store rear.
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San Francisco
Habermel
Great Continental Fire Insurance Company
Chicago
Ill
William Habermel
Corydon
Ind
Continental
New York
Albany
Henry Evans
Wm. Habermel
Conrad
New Spring Footwear Arrives In Queen Quality Line
Shoppers can find the latest spring footwear for women with the Queen Quality line offering style and comfort. The store promotes a full assortment of new Oxfords and other designs, aiming to provide value and easy on the pocketbook.
Town notes and visits fill week with repairs and travel
Crandall residents list family visits and health notes as Rev J W Fowler visits Indianapolis. Ed Evans and wife visit relatives near Corydon Junction. Zona Engleman visits C N Weathers. Rae Weathers returns from Marengo. Woodman Hall near completion with offices planned for H Fisher & Son and Joseph Reitz. Dr Glenn to run two rooms for his practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fowler
Indianapolis
Admiral Weathers
James Lefler
Ed Evans
Corydon Junction
Lillie Rusk
Wm. Lefler
Oscar Lamb
English
Zona Engleman
Marengo
C. N. Weathers
Rae Weathers
Dr. Glenn
Dean Fowler
J. W. Melton
Woodman
H. Fisher & Son
Joseph Reitz
Local notes and community notices from Hancock area
Community roundup and personal items from Hancock region. Mentions health, travel, and social events including visits to Corydon Fredericksburg and Louisville. A wedding at Corydon, a hip fracture to Eld J T Hoke, and a note about postal or campaign timing.
Local Notes From Burnville and Nearby Areas
ABE WILLIAMS and Miss Pearl Hazzard are mentioned among visitors in New Albany. Frank Baker of Bradford and Ed Martin near Palmyra were noted, as are Charles Davis and wife from New Albany staying briefly. Mrs. Pearl Maymen visits her father Mr. Hollowell in New Albany. Summers couple visited daughter in New Albany. Dr. Isaac Labue treated a sick horse near Corydon at Abraham Harper's. Cletie Mosier spent a day in Bradford and plans to stay there. Goldie Byrne family visited Bradford. Blanche Byrn to spend summer with cousin Professor Engleman at Borden Academy. Charles Mousier, with magic lantern and graphophone, returns from the southwest and may entertain again before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hazzard
New Albany
Frank Baker
Bradford
Ed Martin
Frank Gettlefinger
Palmyra
Charles Davis
Pearl Maymen
Hollowell
Willitt M. Summers
Isaac Labue
Corydon
Abraham Harper
Cletie Mosier
Goldie Byrne
Merrill
Will T
Blanche B. Byrn
Engleman
Borden Academy
Charles V. Mousier
Kentucky
A Cary woman praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
A Lucky Postmistress Mrs Alexander of Cary Maine says Dr Kings New Life Pills are the best remedy she tried for stomach liver and bowels. The purifiers are painless and guaranteed by L A Riley and Son druggists at 25 cents. The local colored school closed with exercises last Friday.
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Che
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered As Constitutional Remedy
Claiming catarrh is constitutional, the ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from J J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It asserts internal dosing, blood and mucous surface action, with a $1000 reward for cures not achieved. Also notes James H Meenach, who shot G Kilwartney, has been adjudged insane and placed in an asylum.
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Whall
JJ. Cheney& Co
Toledo
Ohio
James H. Meenach
G. Kilwartney
Los Angeles
Cal
Depauw Brerks Hire and Local Family Updates
Farmers plant corn as Thomas Jones trains to be a butter maker. Emma Ferguson visits sister in New Albany on Easter Sunday. Joseph Vaughn of Louisville visits his father Henry Vaughn. Ade Stevens visits sister F M Davis in Marengo. Ed Mulligan of East St. Louis visits C W Smith. John Schhuppert resumes mill work after arm injury last winter. Barney Barksdale returns from Depauw to Hancock County last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
Emma Ferguson
New Albany
Joseph Vaughn
Louisville
Henry Vaughn
Ade Stevens
F. M. Davis
Marengo
Ed Mulligan
East St. Louis
C. W. Smith
John Schhuppert
McCoy-Lewellan Nuptials At Jackson Township Home
Miss Angia McCoy daughter of Joseph McCoy of Jackson township wed Mr. John R. Lewellan at the bride’s home. The ceremony was by Rev. McCoy, an uncle of the bride. The couple will reside in New Albany. Lewellan works for the Southern Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angia McCoy
Joseph McCoy
Jackson Township
Lund
John R. Lewellan
New Albany
Lewelllan
Southern Railroad Company
Rev. McCoy
Crosby-Gilley Nuptials in Georgetown April 22 1906
Cleo Crosby daughter of Amos Crosby wed Robert Gilley son of Rev Gilley at the bride’s home with Rev Gilley officiating. The groom serves as night operator at Georgetown. The writer wishes the couple a long and happy future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Crosby
Amos Crosby
Robert Gilley
Rev. Gilley
Georgetown
Notice to S S Officers for County Sunday School Meeting
Notice invites Township Presidents and county officers of the Sunday School Association to Cory don for a Saturday gathering at one o'clock pm to plan the County Convention and improve countywide work. A representative from each township is urged. substitutes welcome if some cannot attend. Meeting at the M E church T W EvurRrton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Association
Corydon
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Piles Claim
L. S. Napier of Stugles KY reports relief from a ten year piles ailment after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He claims a box permanently cured him and notes the product heals wounds burns and sores. Sold by L. A. Niely & Son, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil’s Island
Bucklen
L. S. Napier
L. A. Niely & Son
Graduates List From March Examination by Township
Following is a roster of graduates by township from the March examination. Harrison Township includes Cora Patterson May Denbo Lulu Stofecipher Roxie N Doll Ada Jordan Zoe Watson Ray Taylor Florence Denbo Clarlie Stover Jack Stover Posey Township lists John Schillmiller Katie Huffman Sadie R Durkee Jessie Blunk Boone Township Daisy Zimmer man Edward Steele Heth Township Flora Frank Ray Frank Otis Foster Sybil M Hays Otto Rowe Webster Township Paul N Wat son Morris Baker Mary McFarland Blue River Township Edna Bishop Morgan Township Wm L Haman Hattie Dalton Washington Township W C Cunningham Hazel Best Tessie B Wright Anna L Potter Hattie A Hisey Alva L Amy Pearl Moyars Scott Township Walter Davis Nina H Trobaugh Charles V Cline J J W Brown Nora Keller Franklin Township Matilda Zoll man Ernest Zabel Louisa Knoeil Emil L Reddick Della P Brown Jesse D Bowman Spencer Township Lizzie Pinaire May Hottell Ross Bell Harvey Pinaire Manolia M Seacat Fred Gettalfingler Marl C Rothrock Shelby Rothrock Jackson Township Nettie Davis Rae Weathers Georgia Sigler Olive Stevens Ada Duncan Kate Rouden bush Blanch Melton John C Williams Viola Eaton Ivan M Clunie Taylor Township Effie Knight F M Heimbaugh Florence J Flanagan Bertha L Metling Nora Purtill Nellie Kelly Gertrude M Russell Lillian M Davis.
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Harrison Township
Cora Patterson
May Denbo
Lulu Stofecipher
Roxie N. Doll
Ada Jordan
Zoe Watson
Ray Taylor
Florence Denbo
Clarlie Stover
Jack Stover
Posey
John Schillmiller
Katie Huffman
Sadie R. Durkee
Jessie Blunk
Boone
Daisy Zimmerman
Edward Steele
Heth
Flora Frank
Ray Frank
Otis Foster
Sybil M. Hays
Otto Rowe
Webster Township
Paul N. Watson
Morris Baker
Mary McFarland
Blue River
Edna Bishop
Morgan Township
Wm. L. Harman
Hattie Dalton
Washington Township
W. C. Cunningham
Hazel Best
Tessie B. Wright
Anna L. Potter
Hattie A. Hisey
Alva L. Amy
Pearl Moyars
Scott
Walter Davis
Nina H. Trobaugh
Charles V. Cline
J. J. W. Brown
Nora Keller
Franklin
Matilda Zollman
Ernest Zabel
Louisa Knoeil
Emil L. Reddick
Della P. Brown
Jesse D. Bowman
Spencer
Lizzie Pinaire
May Hottell
Ross Bell
Harvey Pinaire
Manolia M. Seacat
Fred Gettelfingler
Marl C. Rothrock
Shelby Rothrock
Jackson Township
Nettie Davis
Rae Weathers
Georgia Sigler
Olive Stevens
Ada Duncan
Kate Roudenbush
Blanch Melton
John C. Williams
Viola Eaton
Ivan M. Clunie
Mifflin and Wilson Tie in April Wedding at New Middletown
Miss Elva Mifflin daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mifflin wed Earl Wilson son of Mr and Mrs William Wilson on a Wednesday evening April 18 at 6 oclock. Rev J M Ans officiated at the U B parsonage in New Middletown with Pearl Wilson as brides maid and Elmer Johnson as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Mifflin
William Mifflin
Earl Wilson
William Wilson
J. M. Ansborn
U. B. Parsonage
New Middletown
Isn t 3 Per Cent Interest Worth Your Idle Money
A local advertisement urges readers to compare savings options. It claims neighbors earn interest by depositing money, prompting residents to move funds to Farmers Savings & Trust Co. led by secretary W. E. Cook to gain returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Savings & Trust Co
W. E. Cook
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Residents
James A. Shields weds Nora C. Foreman. Charles P. Radcliff weds Anna R. Rosen Barger. Earl W. Wilson weds Elva A. Mifflin. Henry Beckhart weds Bertha E. Roby.
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James A. Shields
Nora C.foreman
Chas. P. Radcliff
Anna R. Rosenbarger
Earl W. Wilson
Elva A. Mifflin
Henry Beckhart
Bertha E. Roby
Monuments for Sale Promised by Local Craftsman
Local craftsman C H Ginkins invites customers to select monuments now with a guarantee on all workmanship. Artisans report prompt completion and attention to detail for April installations.
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C. H. Ginkins
New Salisbury Notes Benefit From Local Moves and Graduations
New Salisbury and nearby towns report a yearling colt’s death from lockjaw. Miss Grace Adams visits in New Albany while Miss Pearl Deweese returns from three weeks there. Mrs Emma McIntosh sells her Adams-McIntosh Co store interest and plans farming east of town. Graduation exams proceed with nine applicants at Mott. Georgia Sigler and Ivan Clunie pass. Dr. Byrne hands practice to Dr. Veach, with high hopes for continued service in Crawford county.
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M. D. Deweese
Grace C Adams
Clarance Bullett
New Albany
Ottis Radcliff
Mr. Radcliff
Hardinsburg
Pearl Deweese
Emma McIntosh
Adams-McIntosh Co
Kate Felliy
Eli Crayden
Ramsey
Wm. P. Rheinhardt
Fairdale
James Wolfe
Fred Lindsey
Crandall
C. Fouts
Palmyra
Corydon Junction
Perry McCoy
Rockport
Ind
Mott
Georgia Sigler
Ivan Clunie
Salisbury
J. D. Byrne
Veach
Crawford County
Byrne
Local Family Visit and Sick List Notables
Sunday visits and illness updates from Heidleburg and Hill Grove households. Ina C Kopp and Roy Hottell spent the day with home folks while Mrs Jane Blume and Walter Fry are listed on the sick list. Henry Brengman and B’s mother visited Eli Mathes, and Will Fravis and family joined the Toler home for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hottell
Jane Blume
Walter Fry
Henry Brengman
Eli Mathes
Will Fravis
Hill Grove
W. D. Toler
Jacob Hottell
Philip Windell
Miyéses Elva
Rena Cunningham
Edith
Nora King
Rosa Fry
Messrs
Charles Keller
Philip Corbitt
Maurave Conrad
Riley Cline
Moberly Notes On Local People And Farming Activities
Wheat looks fine in this vicinity as farmers plow for corn. The Democrat is a welcome visitor. U S Convention held at Hass Chapel Sunday. John R. Loudon visited his mother at Ramsey recently. Trustee J W G Loudon made a business trip to Corydon Friday. Mrs C E Grabill visited J E Engleman Saturday eve. Rev W G Morgan and family are visiting friends at French Lick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wolfe
Corydon
Thomas Morgan
F. M. Routh
Edwardsville
Our Village
Philip Ferock
Greenville
RB. Langford
Paoli
Mt. Tabor
Charles Radcliff
Anna Rosenbarger
Della Harrell
C. and I. Arnold
Fredericksburg
G. H. Wolfe
Mohawk Valley
Charley Wolfe
U. S
Hass
John R. Loudon
Ramsey
J. W. G. Loudon
C. E. Grabill
J. E. Engleman
W.G. Morgan
Fi Nily
French Lick
Bruch Bruch Bruch and Ninton to Wed in Texas Home
Miss Lula Bruch daughter of Gen. Bruch and Mrs Bruch will marry Mr Herbert Ninton of Ft Worth Texas at the bride’s home at High Noon on Thursday April 26. The couple will depart soon after for their future Texas home.
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Lula Bruch
Gen. Bruch
Herbert Ninton
Ft. Worth
Texas
Attractive renting property investments offered
Scarce 9 percent investments highlighted as attractive. New renting property with well located houses that are always rented. Prices range from 700 to 900. Farmers Savings and Pres. Co.
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Dom
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W. H. Keller Company
Grandpa
Ben Davis
Hudson
Huntingburg
Hancock
Rip van Winkle, SR
Minnie Chase
G. L. Breedlove
Logan Pankey
Depauw
J. T. Hoke
Val Wininger
Nanna Wininger
L. E. Barksdale
Depanw
Wilbur Jackson
George Baylor
Charley Wolfes
Conrad Hottle
Ona Goldsberry
Eld
Democrat
Valmont Batistes
Arnold Suitings
Arnold
Wm. Heckelman
New Middletown, Ind
J.J. Bulleit & Son
Corydon, Ind
Pee Parker
Druegista Net
Burnville
Abe Williams
Mn O'S
J F. Cheney & CO
Hall
Epuonxp Brerks Hire
Crosby-Gilley
S. S
M. E Church
EvurRrton
Taylor Township
Effie Knight
F. M. Heimbaugh
Florence J. Flanagan
Bertha L. Metling
Nora Purtill
Nellie Kelly
Gertrude M. Russell
Lillian M. Davis
Mifflin-Wilson
New Salisbury
Z. Gray
Moberly
Annie M. Pitman
Bruch-Minton
Farmers S.vexes & Pres. Co
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