Monuments by a Craftsman Adverts Personal Responsibility
In public dealings I strive for quality materials, first class workmanship, and fair pricing. I take full personal responsibility for all work I perform and refer interested buyers to a list of reputable associates across Corydon Mauckport Valley City New Middletown New Amsterdam and nearby towns. Call Eureka Shop next to Railroad Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Crecelius
David S. Charley
Albert Stover
Mary Grable
George Wiseman
Austin Huntsinger
Fall Corydon
Della Conder
Jesse Gwartney
Mauckport
Lou Lingenfelter
Valley City
Wm. Phipps
Gus Backherms
New Middletown
David Breeden
New Amsterdam
Eureka
Rheumatism cured by liniment only
Most rheumatism cases are muscular from cold or damp and need no internal treatment. The Thesre application of Chamberlain's Liniment provides quick relief from pain and soreness. Internal medicines are often poisonous and useless for chronic muscular rheumatism. For sale by Louis Riley. If you want to plant corn, consider the Hoosier double corn drill or New Way Racine Sattley check rower from W. H. Bullett & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Louis
Riely
Dr Leonhardt Hem Roids Promised Relief for Piles
Free circulation of blood in the lower bowel is claimed to cure piles caused by constipation or other factors. Dr Leonhardt’s Hem-Roid is advertised as the only internal tablet remedy that opens a free circulation in the bowel and cures the cause while a 2s days treatment sells for $1 with a money back guarantee. Sold through Louis S Riley Corydon Indiana and Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo Station B New York.
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
Spirit Lake Iowa druggist L H Farnham hails Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for constipation. He urges a trial and notes the tablets are agreeable in effect. Price 25 cents. Free samples. For sale by Louis S. Riely. ap
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Chamberlain
Louis S. Riely
Clean Up Louisville Effort Backed by City Leaders
The city undertakes a cleanup of Louisville driven by the Woman's Outdoor Art League. The Mayor supports the effort as committees across the city organize actions to place Louisville among the cleanest cities in the country.
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Louisville
Woman’s Outdoor Art League
Barred Rock eggs offered from selected pen
Jacobs Primmer Farm presents Barred Rock eggs at $1.00 per setting and 80 cents per setting of 15 eggs. Located in Corydon R R 1.
Harrison Circuit Court filings outline divorce and damages
The May term lists cases from Harrison and Crawford counties including Sarah J. Anderson v William A Anderson for divorce, Mary Rose administratrix v Southern Railway Co for $10000 damages, and Hester Bartlow v John Bartlow for divorce. Additional suits include partition of real estate, notes and damages, plus guardian and ward matters. Local notes report garden work, weddings and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Sarah J. Anderson
William A. Anderson
Mary M. Rose
Eugene Rose
Southern Railway Co
Harvey S. Cline
W. H
Wiliam Press
American Telephone Co
John E. Bartlow
Hester A. Bartlow
Crawford County
David Kaylor
N. A. and
Vincennes Plank Road Co
John FE. Bartlow
Altha Bryant
Adolph Melton
Bartard
Matilda Cromwell
Anthony J. Wannapel
John J. Biggs
Ward
Clara Schuppert
Southern R. RB. Co
Leander C. Adams
Jesse Wright
Daisy TL. Wright
Allen's Foot-Kase powder ad and mortgage exemptions notice
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Kase powder to cure tired aching callous sweating and swollen feet sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25c with a free sample offer. A mortgage exemption filing deadline is noted as April 80 in LeRoy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
N.Y
L P Zabel Offers John Deere and Moline Plows in Indiana
L P Zabel of Lanesville Indiana advertises John Deere Oliver or Vulcan plows riding or walking cultivators and Troy wagons for light running and durability. First-class seeds of all kinds at low prices. Call to supply your wants. February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Oliver
Vulcan
L. P. Zabel
Lanesville
Ind
Three Men Fall Into Boiling Water at Factory
Walter A. Young Charles Mcaffert y and Edward King all of New Albany fell into a vat of boiling water at the New Albany Box and Basket Factory on Monday April 19. They stood on a plank in the steam box when it gave way and they plunged in. Young was scalded head to foot and died within hours. The other two were seriously injured but may survive.
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Walter A. Young
Charles McCafferty
Edward King
New Albany
Young
Pea Ridge Local Notes and Small Town Talks
Edna Miller visits Ed Yenawine while Markwell family members share Sunday visits with relatives. Ed Yenawine buys a fine horse on Saturday. Uncle John Miller and George Bruch are listed as sick. Harry Markwell builds a 16 by 60 poultry house for Buff Cochins. Wm. Walker and Henry Greer fix a land survey mistake from years past. Uncle Fred Blume eyes farmers for sale. land price keeps buyers away. W H Bunell & Sons receive a second carload of fine buggies and invite orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Markwell
Harry Markwell
Charles Markwell
Frank Sims
Ed Yenawine
John Miller
Wm. Walker
Henry Greer
Fred Blume
Georgetowns
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Mirschbaum & Jnof
Tena
Phoenix
Reas
THE
W. H. Keller Company
Corydon
R. R
Taylor Township
Charles McCauley
Dave Barnett
Mr. Harmon Brown
Mary A. Ware
Jesse Mason
Nellie Colvin
Lola Barnett
James McRae
Laura Mason
Minnie McRae
Mary Ridding
Delia Young
Rosewood
Denzil Cunningham
Stork
Harris Colvin
George Robinson
R.s
William Arnold
Mary Cunningham
Hazel
Sam Ware
Red Clipper
Evans Landing
Campbell
Wiseman & Bullett
Huddletown
Otto Gleitz
Joseph Brandenburg
Mollie Jones
Shepardsville
J. H. Jones
Charles Bruch
Nice
Louis Walter
James Conrad
John Wheat
Sallye Foster
William Walter
Kittie
Oscar Brown
Bertha Gleitz
No. 6
Wilford Emily
Ruben Conrad Laster
R. W. Scott
Joan Zabel
John
Thomas Brandenburg
Rose
Jeffersonville
Pea Ridge
Mrs
Edna Miller
George Bruch
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