Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Says Lee Davis Case
Appalling death-rate from kidney disease stems from neglect of minor kidney troubles leading to chronic disorders such as diabetes dropsy and Bright's disease. Backache headaches and irregular kidney passages signal trouble seek relief now. Doan's Kidney Pills praised by over 100000 users including Lee Davis of Brydon Ind for prompt relief. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Bright
Dean
Lee Davis
High
Maple Streets
Brydon
Ind
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Unitedates
Local residents visit, travel and illness noted in Corydon area
Elizabeth reports Frank Winders on business in Corydon last Friday and Mr and Mrs Robert Best on a tying trip to the city Saturday. Numerous locals attended St Peter's celebration and visits from New Albany are frequent with Miss Ida Stevenson and Miss Maud Barger as guests. Mrs Mollie Bowling and son Ed ward of New Albany visited relatives in town while Joe Bush from New Albany spends days with his ailing grandmother Mrs Bush.
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Frank Winders
Corydon
Robert Best
St. Peter's
Steve Flanagan
New Albany
Corda Sullivan
Fay
Bowling
George Neamer
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EK
Ida Stevenson
Maud Barger
Yates
Mollie Bowling
Edward
Glenda Slaymaker
Anderson
Moore
Joe Bush
Bush
Local visitors and social notes from Mitchell region
Master Alin Blair of Mitchell visits. many locals attend camp meeting Sunday. Visitors include William Rice and Ed Mathey from Louisville. Everett Dubois of Milltown visits the Glens and Blair family. Several girls spend time with Edna Bishop and Caddie Berkshire. Ruth Rainge and James Russell Lowell visit relatives. Beulah Scull and Frank Ulmer with family return to Tell City after visiting at Mitchell and New Albany. Birthday dinner attended by Jennie Bishop and others at D C Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alin Blair
Mitchell
William Rice
Ed Mathey
Louisville
Everett Dubois
Milltown
Mirs
J Reuben ‘Glenn
Bell Blair
New Albany
Edna Bishop
Caddie Berkshire
Dtertrude Jenner
Marengo
Ruth Rainge
Jittler
James Russell Lowell
Beulah Scull
Finley Seacat
Lucy Glenn
Philip
Seacat
Ruth
D. C. Adams
Local families host guests Sunday across Sugar Grove area
Miss Bess Lockman is ill as Marshall and Zelma Underhill fall ill with mumps. John Lemmel and family visited Lewis Kessinger’s kinship group. Frank Lemmel joined Jim Yeager’s guest at Sugar Grove. Edward Bryant and family visited Thomas Bryant near Corydon. William Stuart and family from Sugar Grove visited, as did Fannie Lefler and family with Robert Dobson and Cinda Daniels meeting John’s household.
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Marshall
Zelma Underhill
John Lemmel
Lewis Kessinger
ARBY
Frank Lemmel
Jim Yeager
Sugarna Grove
Edward Bryant
Thomas Bryant
Corydon
William Stuart Land Ffamily
Smear
Sugar Grove
Fannie Letfler Wand
Lands
f Robert. Dob_son
Sarah Kier
Cinda Mc“Daniels
John
Harrison County teachers institute notes and staff changes
The program for the Harrison County Teachers Institute will appear in next week's Democrat. Teachers will have two percent deducted from their success grades. Amanda Kanrapel, Co. Supt. Floyd Jenner has moved from Corydon area to Leavenworth.
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Harrison County Teachers’ Institute
The
Democrat
Amzie Kanrapel
Floyd Jenner
Corydon
Leavenworth
Wendling Caught Denies Murder Charge in Kellner Case
Joseph Wendling, accused of murdering Alma Kellner in Louisville, was arrested in San Francisco after a nationwide manhunt. He admits identity but denies guilt, with inquests and indictments already filed. authorities trace his movements from Louisville to Texas and California aided by a detective’s note.
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Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
St. John’s
Wendling
John P. Carney
Texas
San Antonio
Kellner
Carey
Missouri
California
St Peter Celebrates Forty Third Annual Civility Orchard
The St Peter Sunday School held its forty third annual celebration in Conrad Richert s grove Franklin township despite a morning rain storm. About fifteen hundred gathered after noon as speeches by Rev L W Nordsick Rev Wm P Billing Rev C E Busehman Rev Carl G Aue Rev W E Snyder and Congressman W E Cox were delivered with hearty attendance and fellowship. An ice cream supper and fudge given by Rev Billing added to the event with proceeds covering expenses. the next Forty Fourth celebration is planned for the last Thursday of July 1911.
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St. Peter’s Sunday School
Conrad Richert’s Grove
Franklin Township
L. W. Nordsick
St. Peter Choir
Elizabeth Band
Nordsick
Wm. P. Billing
C. E. Busehman
Louwisville
Carl G. Aue
Evansville
Grove
Louisville
St. Peter
Corydon Canning Factory Plans Large Apple Run
The Corydon Canning Factory will start canning tomatoes and peaches around August 25 and run into fall. Secretary Raymond C Ellis of New Albany says plans include about 3000 barrels of apples, a record for the company. Shelby Kopp will manage. during peak season 60 to 70 workers will be needed.
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Corydon
Raymond C. Ellis
New Albany
Shelby Kopp
Ramsey Camp Meeting Nears Closure
The Ramsey Camp Meeting began last Thursday July 28 with large crowds. Attendees came from far and near and organizers anticipate a larger turnout next Sunday if the weather stays favorable. The meeting will close Sunday.
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Ramsey
House and Lot for Sale in Corydon
Four good houses with lots in Corydon on East Chestnut or Mill Street for 850 dollars. Call at this office for details.
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Corydon
East Chestnut
Woman touts Cardui as cure for female troubles
Mrs R E Mercer of Frozen Camp West Virginia says she suffered four years with headaches and other troubles until using Cardui. She credits the medicine with ending her headaches and her condition improving thereafter.
S. S. Celebration Set at Hursttown Grove
Mrs Walter Quebbeman is on the sick list. Families and visitors from Heidelburg Moberly Corydon Champaign Princeton Georgetown attend camp meetings and family visits. Will Conrad returns home after months at Princeton. A Sunday School celebration is planned at Hursttown Grove on Thursday August 11 with all Sunday Schools invited.
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Walter Quebbeman
Lawrence Stevens
Sunshine
Lawrence Pope
Fern Lahue
Laura
Champaign
Princeton
Will Conrad
Jacob Clunie
Fred Igert
Nannie Lahue
Dorthulah Bowman
Georgetown
S. S
Hursttown Grove
Typhoid case and local social notes from Huddletown
Miss Elsie Mauck suffers typhoid fever. James Conrad loses a valuable cow. Wayne Smith travels to Warren county for work. Dan Sharp trips to Elizabeth on timber business. Miss Nora Lee Smith returns to work in Brandenburg. Howard Jones and son Robert visit relatives in Louisville. Residents attend St Peter's celebration. David Emily and family visit Milton Conrad area near Heidelberg. The Washington Herald lauds Governor Marshall, noting his strong administration aiding Democratic prospects in Indiana this fall.
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Wayne Smith
Warren County
Dan Sharp
Elizabeth
Nora Lee Smith
Brandenburg
Howard Jones
Robert
Louisville
Washington
D. C
Herald
Marshall
Indiana
Oliver P. Morton
Profanity and the Influence of Swearing on Youth
The piece argues swearing harms by imitation among boys who copy men’s habits. It cites state law defining profanity and notes religious and social wrongs of using God’s name in vain. It recalls General Grant’s quip about ladies present to illustrate civility in discourse.
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God
Jesus Christ
Holy Ghost
Mount Sinai
Grant
Death of Mrs Jane Bush at Elizabeth aged 74
Mrs Jane Bush died at her Elizabeth home last Monday at seventy four. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Elizabeth M E church and she was laid to rest in Elizabeth cemetery. Widow of John Bush, she leaves two sons Frank Bush of Elizabeth and Earl Bush, plus two daughters Mrs Robert Bowling of New Albany and Mrs Benjamin Hill of California. Born Clark in Virginia she was a lifelong Methodist and devoted Christian.
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Jane Bush
Elizabeth
Elizabeth M. EF
John Bush
Leaves
Frank Bush
Earl Bush
Robert Bowling
New Albany
Benjamin Hill
California
Clark
Virginia
Methodist Church
Notice of Letting Contract for Blue River Township school
Sealed bids due by 2 PM August 5 1910 to erect a two room school house. Plans on file in the trustee's office with a bond for double the contract price. Right to reject any bids reserved. C W Starr Township Trustee Blue River Township Harrison county Ind dated July 11 1910.
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C. W. Starr
Blue River Township
Harrison County
Ind
For Sale Cheap Edison Phonograph with Morning Glory Horn
Corydon Indiana listing offers a standard size Edison phonograph with a Morning Glory horn and stand, plus 44 records and a leather covered case. Outfit nearly new, selling for about half the original cost. Contact Fred Munzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Fred Munzer
Corydon
Ind
Money to Loan on First Mortgage Security
Several hundred dollars to loan on good real estate secured by a first mortgage. Inquire at this office. Aug 3-4w.
Petition to fund double track bridge at Little Indian Creek
A petition sits before the Board of Commissioners seeking a requisition to County Council for an appropriation to build a double track bridge across Little Indian Creek in the southern Corydon area.
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Board of Commissioners
County Council
Little Indian Creek
Corydon
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Year 1911 in Scott Township
Scott township Harrison county Indiana fiscal notice for 1911 outlines advisory board meeting at School District No 8 on September 6 1910 at 2 PM. It lists township expenditures 8625 township tax 50 cents per hundred dollars local tuition 200 tax 25 cents special school tax 50 cents and poor expenditures 20 tax 2 cents. Taxables show total land value 8324 personal property 53385 mortgage exemptions credit 8123080 net taxable property and polls 125. S. D. Breeden, Trustee, dated August 1910.
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Scott Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Hamed
Blue River Township
Harri
Franklin Township
Rata Egade
Expenditures and tax levies for Heth township 1911
The trustee of Heth township Harrison county Indiana proposes for 1911 expenditures and tax levies at the advisory board meeting. Totals include township expenditures 940 and tax 30 cents per hundred 25 cents per poll local tuition 1450 tax 25 cents per hundred special school 800 tax 25 cents poor expenditures 80.69 tax 246 cents per hundred 50 cents per poll total 3270.69 and 82.5 cents per hundred 50 cents per poll. Assessed valuation 1910 33520010 polls 206 filed August 11 1910 Arthur S Miller trustee.
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Heth Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Arthur S. Miller
Expenditures and Tax Levis for 1910 in Washington Township
The Washington township trustee Richard Cunningham announces 1910 expenditures and taxes. Totals include township 3746.40 with 30 rate, local tuition 627.25 at 25, special school 746.40 at 30 and 25 cents per poll, poor 47.66 at 2 cents per hundred, overall 2287.71 at 87 per hundred and 75 per poll. Net property valuation 238300 with 126 polls. August 1, 1910.
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Washington Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Richard Cunningham
1910 Morgan township tax levy proposals in Harrison County
Trustee proposes annual expenditures and taxes for Morgan township at the advisory board meeting on September 6 1910. Items include township expenditures 1107.21 tax 8 cents per hundred plus 25 per poll local tuition expenditures 1107.31 tax 20 cents per hundred special school tax 1083.02 tax 24 cents per hundred 25 per poll poor expenditures 8858 tax 2 cents per hundred total expenditures 336822 total tax 76 cents per hundred Taxables listed with credits on mortgage exemption 14000 net taxable property 412925 signed A L Rudolph Dated July 30 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Township
Harrison County
Roch
Taxable property and poll numbers under De Weese trustee seal
Net taxable property and poll counts recorded with figures 111 450 515 320 25 365 489 955 dated July 29 1910 signed by M D de Weese trustee.
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M. D. DE Weese
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Sandy Branch
Miss Bess Lockman
Institute Notes
Ramsey Camp Meeting
I Garda
Tonia
Cardus
Hursttown
John Barrow
Heidelburg
Ob Frederick
Frieda Ozoline
Neel Grable
Mary
Moberly
Ivan Barrow
Louis Kopp
Thos
Wright
Martha Glaze
Sugar Tree Grove
Emma Lahue
Huddletown
Elsie Mauck
James Conrad
St. Peter’s
David Emily
Wilford Emily
John Conrad, Jr
Milton Conrad
Heidleberg
Mrs
Scott
S. D. Breeden
A. L. Rudolp
Deeren
Ceese Sens
Tees
Gage
C. Ww. Smith
Jackson Township
Ad Ry
Harrison Township
W. H. Bussabarger
Spencer Township
Glock A. m
Sekine Eeneenenr Essen
Lina
Dale
Andy. Steerstedter
Southern Railway
Corydon Junction
W. W. Williams
Parker
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