Death of J. W. McIntire in Boone Township
John Wakefield McIntire died at his son Walter McIntire’s home in Boone township on the morning of the 18th aged 78. He was a lifelong respected resident. He leaves a brother James McIntire a daughter Mrs Aura Brown of Palmyra and three sons Benjamin T. of Colorado Winfield Scott McIntire and another son.
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John Wakefield McIntire
Walter McIntire
Boone Township
McIntire
Jtmes McIntire
Aura Brown
Palmyra
Benjamin T
Colorado
Winfield Scott
Indiana a Good State for Insurance
Commentary lauds Indiana for strong life insurance regulation. It notes strict reserve custody with the Auditor of State, investments limited to government and municipal bonds, and land-backed mortgages, arguing the law prevents speculative risk and fosters steady growth of Indiana companies.
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Indiana
Massachusetts
Indiana Insurance Company
Sheep a Safe Investment Says Wisconsin Observer
A Wisconsin man active in sheep circles notes the U S sheep count this year is about 9 000 000 below last season. He argues the industry will remain profitable for five to seven years as breeders restore numbers while high wool prices discourage heavy selling. historischen Ind. Farmer reflects on shifts from wood to cotton and rising mutton demand driving profits.
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Tts
I T
Wisconsin
United States
Death of N G Horner at his North Mulberry home
Nathan G. Horner died last Wednesday at his North Mulberry Street residence after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Elder Grimes. burial followed at Cedar Hill cemetery under the Corydon Court of the Tribe of Ben Hur. He leaves a widow and infant, with his aged mother as the only close relative in the county. He was twenty eight and described as a good man.
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Nathan G. Horner
North Mulberry Street
Christian Church
Grimes
Cedar Hill
Corydon
Ben Hur
Aaron Benton
Sunday School Institute Near Lanesville at M E Church
Franklin township Sunday School Institute will be held at the M E church in Lanesville on Sunday April 30 at 2 oclock P M. All township schools are expected to attend. Henry Wright President Clara Richert Secretary April 2w.
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Franklin Township
M. E
Lanesville
Henry Wright
Clara Richert
Night Attack by Croup Ends With Laxative Honey and Tar Aid
A mother reports her daughter narrowly saved from a severe croup attack last night near a window. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is promoted as a safe, non opiate remedy that acts on the bowels and is sold by all druggists. April
New Albany Claims Census Underestimates Population
Residents argue Census Bureau returns show 20 403 for New Albany but contend the figure should be near 25 000. They urge a city led census by the New Albany Commercial Club with volunteers surveying three to four block districts to ensure accuracy.
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New Albany
Census Bureau
Washington
New Albany Commercial Club
Commercial Club
Testing Seed Corn A Call to Evaluate Germination
T. W. Burton defends government supported Agriculture Experiment Stations and praises Prof. A. T. Winancko method to test seed corn by sprouting to gauge vitality. He argues practical seed testing reveals true germination better than speculative observation and hopes farmers heed the discussion.
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The
Democrat
A. T. Winancko
Prof. Winancko
T. W. Burton
Six Alaskan Tours by City of Spokane Steamship
Six Alaska tours offered by the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. aboard the City of Spokane from Pacific Coast points, with special Chicago & Northwestern Bay rates. Includes trips linked to the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland. Folders with rates and sailing dates available on request for a 2 cent stamp.
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Alaskan
Chicago & Northwestern Ba Y
Spokane
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Portland
W. B. Kolstein
Chicago
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Claims Remarkable Cures
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as cooling and healing for cuts burns boils bruises piles and skin diseases. A user from Zickfoose Adolph W Va credits a daughter’s bone fragments clearing after use and warns against counterfeits sold by druggists.
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DeWitt
K. E
Zickfoose
Adolph
W. Va
Bryan's Jefferson Banquet Speech on Rail Regulation and Ownership
In Chicago at a Jefferson banquet, Mr. Bryan argues for rail regulation leading toward public ownership. He opposes national incorporation, favors federal ownership of trunk lines and state control of local lines, and notes private monopoly harms including extortion and labor oppression.
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Chicago
Bryan
Jefferson
New Salisbury News Seeps Through Winter Patch
Local notes from New Salisbury report a sick child of Jim Lane and visitors including Mr and Mrs Jack Bringle at Sunshine. Several residents travel for business and plans, with families moving between New Albany and nearby towns. Church and school routines continue as households mend and prepare garden seed.
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Jack Bringle
Sunshine
C. H. Kintner
Worth
Mott
May Adams
New Albany
Arthur Avery
Mildred Murphy
Marengo
Dr. Byrne
Mabel Felney
Eli Crayden
Ramsey
Cook
Louisville
David Horn
Silas Bringle
Corydon
Lee Adams
van Clunie
Will Stevens
Elizabeth Bringle
Lydia Gibson
To Cure A Cold in One Day Laxative Bromine Quinine Tablets
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets promise a one day cure for colds with a money back guarantee. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and is priced at 25 cents. Sold by all druggists.
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E. W. Grove
Mount Vernon Man Nominated for Congress in First District
Major G. V. Menzies of Mount Vernon Indiana was nominated for Congress in the First District after a two ballot vote. On the first ballot Menzies led with 4544 votes to James R. Goodwin 351 and R Jr Roberts 13 with Roberts supporters later splitting.
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G. V. Menzies
Mount Vernon
Ind
James R. Goodwin
Evansville
R. Jr. Roberts
Rockport
Menzies
Goodwin
Roberts
Mr. Goodwin
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Major Menzies
Kentucky
Covington
Naval Academy
Alvin P. Hovey
Hovey
State Senate
Indianapolis
Matthews
Pretty Wedding at Walnut Street Baptist Church
Miss Ruth Anna Muir marries Mr. John H. Luckett in a spring ceremony at the Twenty second and Walnut street Baptist church on Wednesday at 4 PM. Rev Arch Cress officiates with Mat tie Lee Woods as maid of honor and Aquilla Fleshman of Corydon as best man.
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Ruth Anna Muir
John H. Luckett
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Arch Cress
Mattie Lee Woods
I Aquilla Fleshman
Corydon
Ind
Alex Muir
Judge Muir
Tenth Ward
Luckett
Ohio Falls Holiness Association
Silver Heights
Hallelujah Avenue
Courier-Journal
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Offer Digestive Help
Advert says no medicine replaces food but Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets aid digestion. It claims strength comes from digestion not intake and urges a trial for weak digestion. Priced at a quarter and sold by Grosier's Corner Drug Store. April.
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Chamberlain
Grosier’s Corner Drug Store
Fair ground opens for cow pasture May 1905
Notice states the fair ground will be open for cow pasture on May 1 1905. Applicants must apply to Treasurer George W Applegate Jr for a ticket. Signed R Wiiaart secretary.
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George W. Applegate, Jr
R. Wiiaart
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Madison Beer
Madison
Madison Brewing Company
Madison, Indiana
Congress
Penn Mutual
Penn Mutual Life
Wr A. Bulleit
Corydon, Ind
OUR
Gorydon
F. M. Bartley
State Street
New Albany, Ind
J. W. McIntire
Oklahoma
Walter
This County
Mortgage Lister
Doun W. Anstorr
R. R
Lstioria
Indianapolis Star
N. G. Horner
Sunday School Institute
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Mr. Bryan
New
Salisbury
Inez Gay
Jim Lane
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