Indiana to study tuberculosis hospital need commission named
Indiana Governor Hanly appointed Senators Carl Wood and A G Cavins to lead a commission with Representatives R N Elliot and L F Gage and Dr Theodore Potter to investigate a state hospital for tuberculosis treatment. The panel will visit other states’ hospitals and report with recommendations to the next legislature. It notes over 4000 Hoosiers affected last year and follows a long campaign by Dr Hurty and the state board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Hanly
Carl Wood
Seymour
A. G. Cavins
Terre Haute
R. N. Elliot
Connersville
L. F. Gage
Grandview
Theodore Potter
Indiana
Hurty
State Board of Health
Bold Robbery Attempt Leaves Guthries Besieged in Indiana
In Brownstown Indiana on April 22 Silas Guthrie and his wife were accosted by an armed robber near their Leesville area home. Guthrie was seriously shot in the side after denying the thief money. Neighbors arrived after two shots targeted Mrs. Guthrie. the assailant fled. Guthrie, a 65 year old retired farmer, believes he knows the attacker’s voice and expects arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstown
Ind
Silas Guthrie
Leesville
Guthrie
Coal Mine Merger to Create Four Firms by July
A Terre Haute operator says by July 1 the Sullivan Greene coal merge will finish, creating four companies. He notes all desirable mines and thousands of acres of coal land are at stake with thirty mines in the two counties and a total property valuation near 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Sullivan
Greene Counties
Aloral
Egotist
Electioneer
Hambletonian
Lizzie Wilkes
George Wilken
Reserved Fund
Ladoga
Mambrino Patehen
King
Nightingale
Mocking Bird
Edwin Forrest
Billy Hoskins
Champagne
Geneva
London
Birmingham
Bertrand
Sumpter
Imp. Buzzard
Brandywine
Louw
Emperor Wilkes
Hylas
Hamlet
Minnie
Kentucky
Wilkes
Didn't Know It Was Loaded
In Grandview Indiana on April 19 Wallace Thorpe a well known youth died after being accidentally shot by his chum Walter Ray both boys aged sixteen they were examining a shotgun recently bought by Thorpe's father not knowing it was loaded Two barrels fired burning Thorpe in the face and Ray mourns the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Ind
Wallace Thorpe
Walter Ray
Thorpe
Reverend Carpenter Returns from Oklahoma with Mission to Found Eight Churches
Webash Indiana April 21 The Rev L L Carpenter has returned from Oklahoma where he dedicated his 639th church He plans eight more dedications within nine weeks none in the same state He is nearly eighty years old but remains active and strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webash
Ind
L. L. Carpenter
Oklahoma
Carpenter
Local notices and social updates from a Indiana area
The column lists sick lists and visits across several towns. Names include Mrs J S Beanblossom Frank Weaver Miss Mayme Fowler Sherman Faith Miss Orpha Tove Curry Beanblossom Mrs Victoria Lowe Mrs Shireman Vaugh Trotter James Sherrill Nettye Molyth Hall L. C. Beaublossom O C Robins and other residents. It notes preaching at Concord April 29 and a steamer John W Thomas repair at home. Local ads promote kitchen cabinets and cultivators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Beanblossom
Frank Weaver
Dick Pitman
Mayme Fowler
Evansville
Sherman Faith
Humphrey & Blake
Glidas
Orpha Tove
Corydon
Curry Beanblossom
Victoria Lowe
Louisville
W. L. Robins
Shireman
Mauckport
John W. Thomas
Local Notes From New Salisbury Indiana Today
Mumps are common Mrs Bill Hubbard is sick Miss Melissa Routh improving Mr and Mrs J D Byrn visiting Marengo Cleveland Blunk from Louisville visited Lee Adams Ella Wolfe Corydon visiting parents Aunt Catherine Walk sick but able to go out Otto Deweese staying in Louisville at home Sunday Will Crosby works for a New Albany manufacturer Mr and Mrs Arthur Avery New Albany moved here Prof Cook and wife Louisville visiting her father David Hurn Four more boxes added to Mutual Telephone line Miss Claudia Abbey visited her aunt Milltown Faster Mrs Mary Grace Georgetown visited her sister Mrs Will Crosby Ora Cluinie son of Mr and Mrs Jake Clunie injured severely Alva Boston and son of Birdseye visiting his father David Boston Misses Lydia Gibson Elizabeth Bringle Lee Adams Will Stevens Ivan Clunie attending O W NLC Rev Oscar Polhemus Methodist pastor preached on Resurrection of Christ Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hubbard
Melissa Routh
J. D. Byrn
Marengo
Cleveland Blunk
Louisville
Lee Adams
Ella Wolfe
Corydon
Catherine Walk
Otto Deweese
Will Crosby
New Albany
Arthur Avery
Cook
David Hurn
Mutual
Claudia Abbey
Annis Funk
Milltown
Mary Grace
Georgetown
Ora
Jake Cluinie
Alva Boston
Birdseye
David Boston
Lydia Gibson
Elizabe Bringle
Will Stevens
Ivan Clunie
O. VV. Nlc
Oscar Polhemus
Methodist Church
Christ
Local Notices From Laconia and Vicinity
Laconia items report illness lists for E. C. Wilbiam Mrs. Julius Johns and others with several family updates. A new buggy owned by Raleigh Hays. Joel Russell selling a fine son and eight pigs. A visit from Chas Brown near Corydon to John Blake. Rev Radcliffe preached at Union Chapel. A well drilled by Hal Hedges reached 102 feet. Wake McIntire died of heart trouble buried at Brown graveyard. Plans note Rev A R Evans sermon in Elizabeth and Rehoboth services. Mrs Anna Friedler to move from North Dakota house vacated by Jasper Lemmon family..Geo Boone called to bedside of Masalia Inman in New Albany. A mad dog on Adam Crosier Jr. farm bit two dogs and chased Crosier family. dog from New Albany. Dedication of Rehoboth church May 7 and cemetery cleanup April 28–29 with baskets urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Russell
Chas, Brown
Corydon
John Blake
Rev. Radcliffe
Union Chapel
I. B. Steepleton
Hal Hedges
Wake McIntire
Brown
Anna Friedler
Jasper Lemmon
North Dakota
A. R. Evans
New Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth
Rehoboth
Laconia
Geo. Boone
Masalia Inman
New Albany
Joshua Lemmon
Adam Crosier Jr
Crosier
Black's Corner Weekly Notes and Visits
Health is good in this vicinity. Tom Langdon, who has been ill, is able to be up again. Sunday School and other services were well attended. Mrs. Hence Johnson of New Albany visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pearson. Mrs. F. M. Shaney of New Albany visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Burgess. Quarterly meeting was held Sunday conducted by acting presiding Elder Lasley of the Mauckport circuit M. Is church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Democrat
Tom Langdon
Hence Johnson
New Albany
Frank Pearson
F. M. Shaney
James Burgess
Lasley
Mauckport
M. Is
Church
Mortgage exemptions filed by April 29 not after
FRANK i, WAATSON, A. H. C. Charles A. Bline remains in Louisville and is slowly recovering from medical treatment recently undergone in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank i, Waatson, A. H.C
Charles A. Bline
Louisville
Valparaiso Sports and Local Notices from 1905
Valparaiso residents report on local picks in Tilbury, a potato champion, and student spirit. The Harrison County ball team lists Geo Simler as catcher and Joe Champion as shortstop, with early scores showing a 3 to 7 loss to Medics and a 7 to 7 tie with Clin ton county, among other notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Cunningham
Tilburys
Clarence Kannapeli
Valpa
Frank Funkhouser
Prince of Wales
Tom
Charley Cunningham
Claude Hisey
W.R. Trotter
Harrison County
Geo. Simler
D. Jeffers
T. H. Hays
Clinton County
Easter Visitors and Local News in Kentucky Towns
Taylor Township resident Alma Wilson from Louisville is at home. Berlean Brinley spent Easter at home. Jimmie Tuell visited Boone township. Cecelia Seibert of Elizabeth was home Sunday. Mr. Oscar Bennett of Convenience visited relatives in West Point. Alma Murdock of Laconia visited Maggie Cunningham. David Stewart of Louisville was in the area Sunday. Arthur and Edgar Bennett of Convenience are in Springfield. I Frank Seibert of Louisville and Elmer Brown of Louisville were at home last Sunday. Addie and Katie Flanagan of Louisville are home. A E Palmer and daughter Hazel visited Mrs Winefred Davis over Easter. James McFarlin of Louisville spent last week with his nerves, Mrs Ella and Mrs J D Cunningham of Evan's Landing. Mrs Mike Fink of Rosewood had a stroke but is improving. all her children were at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Wilson
Louisville
Berlean Brinley
Jimmie Tuell
Boone Township
Cecelia Seibert
Elizabeth
Oscar Bennett
West Point
Alma Murdock
Laconia
Maggie Cunningham
David Stewart
Messrs
Arthur and
Edgar Bennett
Springfield
I. Frank Seibert
Elmer Brown
Addie and
Katie Flanagan
James McFarlin
Ella
J. D. Cunningham
Evan’s Landing
Mike Fink
Rosewood
Frenchtown Notes and Local Happenings
Frenchtown items report Theodore J. Henriot planting time. Henry Vaughn sold a valuable horse Frank Briscoe and family of Blue River township visited Mrs. B's parents. Chas Moustey bought a new binder. Reverend Cort Murr visiting parents. May Hilderbrand ill. J M Butterfield of Louisville visited his mother. Eugene Nolot and wife spent day with parents. Claude Vausha and family of New Albany visited last week. Milltown folk attended church here. Mrs. Clark of Spencer township died aged 79. funeral at Thompson's chapel led by Rev. Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Briscoe
Blue River Township
Mrs. B
Chas. Moustey
Mays. Hilderbrand
J. M. Butterfield
Louisville
Butterfield
Eugene Nolot
Claude Vausha
New Albany
Foster for Congress Nomination Opens In First District
Judge John H. Foster of Vanderburgh Superior Court receives Republican nomination to fill the James M. Hemenway seat in the First District. The race had pitted John W. Brady of Princeton and George A. Cunningham of Evansville, with a party split prompting two conventions before Foster won an open field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H.foster
Vanderburg Superior Court
Congress
James M. Hemenway
Judge Foster
John W. Brady
Princeton
George A. Cunningham
Evansville
Hemenway
Brady
Cunningham
Foster
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles Ad
Appealing claim for PAZO OINTMENT to cure itching bleeding and other piles with a refund if ineffective. States first application brings relief in 6 to 14 days. Price 50 cents. Request 50 cents in stamps if unavailable. sent post-paid by Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis MO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Medicine Go
St. Louis
Easter Services and Local Social Roundup Report
A brief local notice chronicles visits by residents from New Albany Corydon and Louisville. It notes Easter services at Presbyterian and M E churches with children’s program and evening league services led by Rev Evans and Rev Carnes.
Lanesville News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Lanesville Changes
Lanesville notes include births to Mr and Mrs John Wilsot and Mr and Mrs Philip Ott with a Gama Charley Willy returning from Benton county. Dr J W Baxter improves premises and attends a regional medical meeting. Mrs A M Eisert and David Direk remain ill. Ida Hirt visits from New Albany. Andy Dirck from Louisville sang in the Catholic choir Easter in Lanesville. Telephone facilities expand as linemen install poles and wires. Roosevelt’s Gemueth term translated by The Democrat sparks note on the word gemueth meaning pleasantness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilsot
Philip Ott
Gama Charley Willy
Benton County
J. W. Baxter
Ida Hirt
New Albany
Lanesville
Andy Dirck
Louisville
Real Estate Transfers Listing Multiple County Property Moves
A sequence of real estate transfers shows numerous buyers and sellers including Cort S Sharp, George Z Kessinger, Isaac B Luhue, Harriet I Lopp, Marehery, Heirs of William Lagle, William B Ludlow, Rhoda A McRae, Joseph Hartung, Walter Deweese, Kingsley to Clara Melton, Lea Stevens, Mary Ryall, Peter Kannapel, Andrew Goss, Elizabeth Creech, Spencer Lahue, Charles L Miller, George Guenther, Isaac W Walk, Mary B Jenkins, and Johnn Walk on parcels ranging from 30 to 1800 acres with prices from 1 to 2315 dollars and various lots in Corydon Central City Elizabeth and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort S. Sharp
Christopher Drechsel
George Z. Kessinger
Charles A. Bline
Corydon
Isaac B. Luhue
Charles 4. Bline
Harriet I. Lopp
Laura L. Windell
Pati Marehery
Perry Henriott
William Lagle
George
Katie Uhl
William B. Ludlow
Amos
Nola Dodds
Rhoda A. McRae
Edward
Ellen Cooper
Joseph Hartung
Joseph V. Hartung
Walter Deweese
Joseph E. Dietrich
Kingsley
Clara E. Melton
Lea Stevens
Barbara A. McCoy
Central City
Mary M. Ryall
John Fessel
Peter Kannapel
John F. Steiner
Andrew Goss
John Eghie
Elizabeth Creech
James R. Swarens
Elizabeth
John W. Swarens
Spencer Lahue
Anna M Day
Charles L. Miller
Albert Fogal
George Guenther
Maggie E. Stromire
Isaac W. Walk
Andrew A. Walk
Mary B. Jenkins
Johnn E. Walk
Lucky Corner Community Notes Include Outing And Recoveries
The column reports Harrison Alexander recovering from illness and being able to go out. Poultry raising is a key local activity. Julie Alexander stays with her uncle Steve Alexander in Sunshine. Troy Engleman travels to Kansas for work. Mrs. Arvil Sieg of Moberly visits her mother Mrs. Jane Engleman in Sun Born. Audrey Borgerding of New Albany visits J. M. Alstott family. Uncle Ed Shey west of town shows improvement after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Engleman
Kansas
Julia Alexander
Steve Alexander
Sunshine
Arvil Sieg
Moberly
Jane Engleman
Thos “Fiskew
Herman Borgerding
Audrey
New New Albany
J. M. Alstott
Ed Shey
Here
Bradford News Briefs Highlight Local Health and Travel
Mrs. Clara Fessel is very sick. Peter Stamm has returned home from Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Fessel
Peter Stamm
Evansville
Rheumatic Pains Relief The Balm at Crosier's Corner
The article touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as quickly easing rheumatic and sciatic pains. It claims thousands have found relief and emphasizes value for price. Available for sale at Crosier's Corner Drug Store with emphasis on its fast action.
Notice of Final Settlement for John Hornickel Estate
Charles A. Hornickel as Administrator presents his final account for the estate of John Hornickel deceased. The Harrison Circuit Court will examine the account on May 13, 1905, and all heirs creditors or legal representatives must appear to show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved. Lew M. O Bannon, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hornickel
John Hornickel
Harrison Circuit Court
Ites
Lew M. O.bannon
Stallion of W D Hurn Set for 1905 Season
The celebrated stallion of W. D. Hurn will conduct the season in 1905 with gatherings at Crandall on Mondays and at the farms of David Hurn one mile south of Corydon Junction on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays. Terms: to injure a colt to stand up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolfus
Elizabeth Coach Horse Company
Laconia
Henry Mettling
Elizabeth
Mltf
W. D. Hurn
Crandall
David Hurn
Corydon Junction
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Fudge Cook
Cannelton
I. B. LaHue
Denbo & Kepner’s
L. D. Bottorff
Denbo & Kepner
T. F. Kirkham
New Middletown
Mrs. Chas. Buchanan
Mr. B
S. S
W. T. Zenor
Washington City
Frank M. Wilson
Boone and
Taylor Townships
W. H. Bullett & Son's
Rosenbarger’s
Deneg & Kepner
Squire Vogt
Samuel
B. LaHue
Nathan G. Horner
Sth
W.H Bullett & Son
Rehoboth Church
Rev. Knox
Rehoboth Ceemetery
Deering and McCormick
V. H. Bulleit & Son
W.H. Bullett & Son
S. M. Martin
Christian Church
C. G. Grayson
Lulu, Miss
Dr. King
L. A. Riley & Son
Indiana State News
Hoosiers
Morcy
Titus
Denyo
Malta
W. H. Bullett & Son
Salisbury
Inez Gray
Grace Russell
E. C. Wilbiam
Julius Johns
Zettie Sands
Alonzo Brown
Raleight Hays
Sallie King
Little Crystal
Black’s Corner
Valparaiso
Pat Flynn
Taylor Township
ArMinDa Noe
A. E. Palmer
Daugter
Hazel
Frenchtown
Theodore J. Henriot
Henry Vaughn
Rev
Cort Murr
Roy Vipers
Frank Kron
Otis LaDuke
Belvin Shaney
E. L. Smith
William Newhouse
W. D. Barnes
Roscoe Zenor
Wm, Sullivan
Thomas Bowling
Chas Inman
Thomas Bryant
John Foreman
Hugh Rhodes
A.M. Exsurt, Sr
A. M. Eisert
David Direk
Physicians and Surgeons
Third Congressional District
A. M. Hisert
J. L. Wolford
P. L. Hirt
Mary F. Messin
Walter
Walter Allen
Peter Michels
John J. Ehart
Roosevelt
Mery
Erne
Austorr
Harrison Alexander
Bradford
Buffalo Bill
Ali
John Seitz
Jim Beauty
Westfield
Central
Laconia, Ind
Laconla Horse CO
E. S. Cooper
John A. Boune
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