Local Notices and Notices of Appointments and Ads
The fragment lists various items including names Henry Penbo and Harry Kepner, references to commissioners and circuit court meeting next Monday, mentions of August and February as ocean months, and personal notes about Clem Jordan and Mrs Kate Luther. It advertises monuments from C H Ginkins with discount, a new barn erection for George Luther, and a fertilizer ad from Kaufman. Also notes a judge in Indianapolis on cigarette law, a job offer for travelers, and stock from W H Boulett & Son with a broad set of goods and carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utz
New Albany
Aete Clark
Jude Montgomers
Harry ( Montgomery
Clark Coreun Cout
James St. Marsh
Montgomery
Marsh
Tier
Moore Meibes
Pernoatt
Pernot
Pernett
Parnett
Consule
Pernott
Moontromery
Paoli editor retires after fifty years in journalism
Maj. John R. Simpson sells the Paoli News to L. G. Miller and Bayless Harvey, ending a nearly half-century of editorial service due to paralysis. Also notes population estimates for Indiana cities, a Chicago Daily Review promotion, and legal court actions in Clark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Simpson
The
Paoli News
L. G. Miller
Bayless Harvey
Maj. Simpson
Lightning strikes livery barn injuring two stallions
Last Friday a lightning bolt struck W. S. Shuck’s livery barn where he houses most of his rigs. It knocked down the celebrated stallions Little Wonder and Columbus owned by Stauth & Co. The horses were shocked but unharmed. the bolt damaged the building and caused a shingle shed to collapse along a rafter. Several people were inside but not injured.
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W. S. Shuck
Little Wonder
Columbus
Stauth & Co
Indiana in 1404 Economic Profile Highlights
Joseph H. Stubbs reports Indiana in 1404 showing a population of 2,516,462 and 35,910 square miles. Taxable property totals 1.576 billion dollars with personal and corporate property adding 377 million and 196.85 million respectively. Industrial output includes coal, farm machinery, wagons, glass, flour, meat, and dress goods with wages paid to 124,954 factory workers.
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Indiana
Joseph H. Stubbs
Bureau of Statistics
Tracewell Rebates Critique of Intero der Rebates Policy
Treasury Controller Robert J Tracewell criticizes the Interior Secretary s plan to accept rebates from the Southern Pacific railroad on contractor freight. He warns government should not participate in violations of the interstate commerce act even for small savings. Also contains an advertisement for Hall s Catarrh Cure and a lost pocketbook notice offering reward.
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Robert J. Tracewell
United States Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Southern Pacific Railroad
Nct
Tin
Cigarette Fiend Ends Life With Morphine Overdose
Will Harsow, 22, living with his parents in New Albany, killed himself by swallowing morphine after a prolonged cigarette habit and recent debauch. He had previous attempts including a throat cut and laudanum overdose, saved by a stomach pump. Remains sent to New Amsterdam for burial.
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Will Harsow
New Albany
New Amsterdam
Cumberland Telephone Growth March 1905 subscribers
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company reports March 1905 figures showing 124,011 subscribers on March 1, 1905, 3,967 added during the month, 2,022 discontinued, and a net increase to total subscribers by March 31, 1905.
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Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Roll of Honor Subscriptions to THE Democrat
Subscriptions paid or renewed since the last report include residents from Corydon New Salisbury Lanesville Palmyra Veedersburg and other towns. Names listed include W A Watson John Schester Harriet Cropsey John Denhart George Haub Joseph Ferber Kate Fishback Wm Hisemenger Albert Rosenbarger W T S Lofton Mary Arnold J G Moore Geo J Dowdle C S Sample Geo M Jenkins Mollie Saffer J E Barger George Kiesler James Rector Christopher Wertz Ed P Redick Robert B Williams W S Deatrick Wesley Zimmerman J C Chinn George Luther and others.
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W. A. Watson
Valley City
John Schester
Corydon
Harriet Cropsey
Lanesville
John Denhart
Ramsey
George Haub
New Salisbury
Joseph Ferber
Kate Fishback
New Middletown
Wm. Hisemenger
Albert Rosenbarger
Veedersburg
Ind
W.T.S. Lofton
Lincoln
Neb
Mary Arnold
J. G. Moore
Geo
J. Dowdle
C.s.sample
Geo. M. Jenkins
Elizabeth
Mollie Saffer
Jacob Gehlbach
John Hardman
Palmyra
J. E. Barger
Ben F. Yeager
Mauckport
George J. Kiesler
James L. Rector
Christopher Wertz
P. Redick
Robert B. Williams
Locust Point
W.S
Pain Balm touted for rheumatism relief and cures
An advertisement extols Chamberlian's Pain Balm as a fast relief for rheumatism with many testimonials of permanent cures. It notes low cost and availability at Crosier's Corner Drug Store apr No man can ever begin to please God who does not renounce sharp practices and act equitably says Oscar Funk of the U S N recruiting corps visits home briefly.
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Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Chamberlian
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Notice of Application for Liquor License in Harrison County
Notice to Morgan Township citizens that Charles Marx applies to the Harrison County Board of Commissioners at the Corydon session in May for a license to retail intoxicating liquor in quantities under five gallons for on premises consumption at a building on a twelve acre tract near the New Albany Versailles turnpike in Morgan Township Harrison County Indiana.
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Morgan Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Serra
Cqumenami State
Niaige
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Algoun Vineenses
Charles Marx
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Henry Penbo and
Harry Kepner
Ocean
Clem Jordan
Borden
Benjamin Jordan
Odgen Ave
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kate Luther
Pauline Luther
C. H. Ginkin
Habermel
John Embs
Bradford
Moreda Township
C. H. Ginkins
Messrs
John Foster
Harve Dowdle
Ira Burkes
Oscar Luther
George Luther
Kaufman
Charley Toler
W. H. Bouluett & Son
Juése John H. Stutsenburg
Board of Public Works
Grose
Coarles A. Kepley
Will
Wantip
Kem Ss Company
Athis
Charnyso
Kiltmer
Kilmer
Usaf
Kidire
Kilie
Toada & Co
Mer Mton
Egilar
One
Lyr
Tos
Binghamton
N. Y
Chamberlain
Census Bureau
Evanoswile
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Terre Haute
Muncie
Anderson
Marion
Lafayette
Richmond
Logansport
Elkhart
Jeffersonville
Chicago Dail Review
Daily Review
Chicago Renew Co
Coca Cola Building
H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Fee
Shaye
LL. A. Riley & Son
Tracewell
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Cheney & CO
William Eckert
Laconia Road
Winder
Jacob Stevens
Roll of Honor
Democrat
Oscar Funk
U. S. N. Recruiting Corps
Isterling
J. P. Isterling
Corydon Junction
Lo Feichio
New York
Bears
Castoria
the Centauar Company
Criv
ST. Louis
Painless Dentists
Levy Bros
Market ST
Louisville, Ky
Cerman
Medicura
Lotich & Barb
Souare
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Union Pacific
North-Western
N. M. Breeze
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Mir
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