Community Notes from Taylor Township Area
Ella Wilson rests at home while Morton Davis and Mary and Lizzie Young are listed as Louisville visitors. Excursion to New Albany, Rosewood ice cream event, and several local visits noted. Typhoid patient Eva Brown shows improvement, and Thomas Cooper remains seriously injured after a finger amputation incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Eva Brown
Harry Stewart
M. E
Rosewood
James Noe
James A. McRae
Central and Alderman Visit Highlights and Local News
Mr and Mrs James J Meduon visited Mr and Abs D Tindall. Charles Robbing returned from Illinois where he worked this summer. Many locals attended baptizing at Treke's ford last Sunday. Heth township sent a strong turnout on the excursion with about 150 boarding the boat at Muankpart. Some were left at Louisville and returned via Corymon. The two year old Arlin Tindall died of brain fever and was buried at Bethel Setard. Dre Toons led funerals and services were largely attended.
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W. Q. Kelley
New Albany
Rosewood
Mix
Carrie Kelley
Fyans’ Landine
Mabel Keen
Will Waters
Frank Zugg
Presbyterian Church
Ken Williar
J. E. Miller
Tiosewood
Nellie Berre
Louisville
Julia Abbott
James McCanley
Thomas
Will Cooper
Ford
Heth
Muanckpart
Corymon
Arlin
Willard Tindall
Near Central
Bethel Setard
Dre
Toons
L. K. Sappenfield
Campbellsburg
Truster Faton
O. J. D. Byrne
William Mitchell
Bradford
Robert Jenkins
Edward Martin
Ashbury Parish
Corydon
John Frederick
Ram sey and Vicinity Notes From Parmer Area
fragmented local notes mention Deas plowing for wheat and bees taken to market by Mr Md Dalton. visits include Reinhardt family from New Salisbury and Mr and Mrs Rob Swarens at Sharp's Mills. Amun Davis injured arm and Indus Pee of Moberly visited Henry J Byb with family.
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Parmer
Deas
MD. Dalton
Wine Po Reinhardt Ane
New Salisbury
Rob Swarens
Sharp’s Mills
Amun Davis
Excursion Rates to Silver Height Camp Meeting
The Louisville New Albany and Corydon Trailway offers round trip tickets from Corydon to New Albany on August 6 to 19 for seventy five cents with return by August 21. Tickets are valid for that Sunday August 13 only.
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Southern Railway
Great Silver Height
New Albany
Louisville, New Albany & Corydon
Kansas
Nebraska
Jnodian
Oklahoma
Texas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
A.R. Cook
Fourth Ave
Louisville
C.H. Hungerford
Dist
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Health
An old advertisement asserts that only proper nourishment sustains mind and body and claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat to strengthen the digestive system. Sold by all druggists. ALS
The Red Mill Flour Advertises 24 Hour Service
The Red Mill promotes nonstop operation day and night as a place to buy good flour. The text notes steady availability and convenience for customers seeking flour.
Clementina Gonzales Restored to Health by Peruna
Clementina Gonzales of Central America reports in a Chicago letter that Peruna restored her health after weariness insomnia and poor appetite. She credits the remedy for full recovery allowing her to resume studies and endorses Peruna as effective for building up the system.
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Clementina Gonzales
Central America
Peruna
Hotel Provincia
Guatemala
C. A
Cleveland Ave
Chicago
Ill
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Byrneville Gossip and Local Visits Across Indiana
Byrneville residents host visitors from Bradford Georgetown Campbellburg and New Albany while planning school staffing and church discussions. Local workers travel to Corydon and Terre Haute. a mill town couple wed at Crandall and a debate near Madison draws attendees. The piece notes a tonic advertisement and a construction project for Gumberland Telephone Co. with 45 foot poles.
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John White
Gumberland Telephone Co
Byrneville
Lawrence Laughterback
Milltown
Exfe Utz
United Brethren Church
Crandall
Georgetown
D. H. Bays
Colurbus Scott
Lillie Sumimers
W. M. Summers
Charley Davis
Michigan
Corydon
Indiana
Mr. Baker
Willie T. Byrne
Ring 2
Madison
D. Byrne
Edward Martin
Charles Sappenfield
Columbus Maymen
W. W. Kepley
Local Notices and Family Health Reports
Hancock community notes list improving and ill residents including Thomas Ash and Mrs Julia Kennedy. births and illnesses recorded among residents. visits and travels by families such as Sam Armstrong and Della Harrell. a death from diphtheria of Cora Hancock and a note about another case. Includes regional names Fredericksburg Palmyra Jeffersonville and Depauw with several social visits and rural business trips.
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Sam Armstrong
Fredericksburg
Myrtle Lofton
Ilinois
Albert Lofton’s
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Hursttown residents busy with fall breaking. Ben Juebbeman returns from Wilkinson county. Mrs. Ward of Corydon visits daughter Mrs. Ivan Barrow. Virna Wright of Argenta visits. Dell Jones and Edgar of Leavenworth visit Mrs. Hause. Mary Goodman of Leavenworth guests Maude Wright. Sallie Webbeman goes to IXaqx county to help her brother Charles. Chas Wright and family visit Winninger near Greenville. Hez Aller of Louisville visits relatives Thomas Allen and Mrs. Wright. Rosa Kopp Ruth Davis Anna Wright Maude Jessie and Bessie Winn helped clean the church with Herschel Wright. Thanks, girls.
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Ben Juebbeman
Wicox County
Ward
Corydon
Ivan Barrow
Virna Wright
Argenta
Ill
Dell Jones
Edgar
Leavenworth
Johns Hause
Mary Goodman
Maude Wright
Sallie Webbeman
Ixaqx County
Charles
Chas. Wright
Chris. Winninger
Greenville
Hez. Aller
Louisville
Thomas Allen
Joseph A. Wright
Rosa Kopp
Ruth Davis
Anna L. Wright
Maude
Jessie
Bessie Winn
Herschel Wright
Mission Services At New Middletown Church Feast
The Reformed Church of New Middletown holds its annual mission feast next Sunday August 15 with three services beside the Sunday school. The first at 10 a m features Gierman. the second at 2 p m is part English and part German. the third at 7 p m is entirely English. Collections taken at each service. Pastor C A Schorrie invites all to attend.
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The
Reformed Church of
C. A. ScHorrrie
Franklin Two Teachers and Trustees Listed
Marion Turner Amiel Day Anna Zollman Frieda Lottich Clara Ik Richert Frank Tyler ThKatie Hansz Grover Deweese George B. Minin serves as Trustee.
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Marion N. Turner
Amiel Day
Anna Zollman
Frieda Lottich
Clara Ik. Richert
Frank Tyler
ThKatie Hansz
Grover Deweese
Geo. B. Minin
Pleasantly Effective DeWitt's Little Marly Risers Pills
DeWitt's Little Marly Risers are advertised as easy to take pleasant pills that prevent headache biliousness and constipation and claim to tonic and strengthen the liver curing jaundice. Sold by all druggists. Aug
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DeWitt
Hydrophobia and dogs signs of danger in August notes
S L De Fabry warns in Country Calendar August that dogs panting with open mouths are not a hydrophobia symptom but a sign of overheating. He describes saliva as a misdiagnosed foam and urges owners to watch for changes in mood and protect themselves by cornering and confining the animal if danger looms.
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S. L. de Fabry
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted for Indigestion Prevention
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a thorough digestant and guaranteed remedy for indigestion and related stomach issues. It claims relief from dyspepsia gas weak heart sour rising and bad breath and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Spencer Township Expenditures and Tax Levies 1905
The Spencer Township Indiana Trustee proposes 1906 expenditures and levies with details: township expenditures 921.00 and 30 cents tax rate per dollar. social tuition expenditures 1440.00, 40 cents tax rate and 25 cents per poll. special school tax expenditures 924.00, 30 cents tax rate. poor expenditures 61.00, 2 cents tax per dollar. Total expenditures 3438.00 and total tax 1.12 per hundred plus 25 cents per poll. Assessed valuation 308,234. polls 208. Signed J W G Lowden Trustee, dated August 1905.
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Spencer Township
Harrison County
Ind
Dolaas
J W.G. Lowden
Notice of Application in Harrison County Indiana
A male resident of Elizabeth Posey township Harrison county Indiana announces he will apply to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the Corsdon session on the first Monday of September to retail and sell intoxicating liquors in a southeast corner room on Main street Elizabeth Beech streets and adjacent walls describe a one story building with doors windows and a 10 foot ceiling, to be drank on premises. compliance and public notice required. 37 William F. Kelly
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Elizahbeth
Posey
Wiship
Harrison County
Eadiana
Township
Board of Commissioners
Corsdon
Main Street
Elizabeth
Posey Township
Indiana
Beech Streets
Wise
Beech Street
William FF. Kelly
Township Expenditures and Rates Proposed for 1905
The Trustee of Scott Township Harrison Counts proposes at the annual meeting on the Sunday in September 1905 estimates for the year. It lists Township expenditures 70000 and a township tax 45 cents per hundred dollars and 10 cents per poll. Local Tuition expenditures 650.00 with tax 5 cents per hundred and 25 cents per poll. Special School expenditures 40000 with tax 35 cents per hundred and 10 cents per poll. Poor expenditures 100.00 with tax 4 cents per hundred. Total expenditures 1850.00 and total tax 134 cents per hundred and 45 cents per poll. Signed MVE S. HOTTERDL Trustee August 1, 1905.
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Scott Township
Harrison
Mve S. Hottedl
Posey Township Expenditures and Tax Levies for 1906
The Posey Township Harrison County Trustee O L Huston announces at the Advisory Board meeting the 1906 estimates. Township expenditures 1050.00. township tax 3.00 per hundred. local tuition expend 1255.00. local tax 34 cents per hundred. special school tax 1050.00. tax 30 cents per hundred. poor expenditures 70.00. tax 2 cents per hundred. Total expenditures 3323.00. total tax 97 per hundred. Net taxable property 4351 657.00. polls 258. August 1 1905.
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Posey ‘Township
Harrison County
O, L, Huston
Notice of Liquor License Application in Harrison County
John Shaffer, owner of a New Middletown saloon in Webster township, applies at the September 1905 term of the Harrison County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in a room 31 ft 4 in by 12 ft 4 in on Main street with on premises consumption and for cigars tobacco and lunch service. he has resided in Webster township over nine days and is a male of good character.
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Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
New Middletown
Webster Township
Main Street
John Shaffer
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Franklin Township 1905
The trustee of Franklin Township Harrison Co Indiana schedules the 1905 expenditures and taxes at the office on September 5 1905. It itemizes township expenditures 1050.00 local tuition 630.00 special school tax 1380.00 road expenditures 105.00 additional road 420.00 poor expenditures 84.00 cemetery expenses 4200.00 total expenditures 16700.00 and total tax 111 cents per hundred dollars.
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Franklin Township
Harrison Co
Ind
Avenst
George B. Miller
Township meeting notices tax estimates for Blue River Township
The trustee of Blue River Township Harrison announces a meeting at the DePauw school house on September 5 1905 at 9 AM to present expenditures and tax levies. Items include township expenditures 680 dollars tax 23 cents per hundred, local tuition 1350 dollars tax 45 cents per hundred, special school tax 880 dollars tax 30 cents per hundred, road tax 5100 dollars tax 2 cents per hundred, additional road tax 81 dollars tax 3 cents per hundred, and poor expenditures 109.26 tax 3 cents per hundred. Total expenditures 2845 dollars and total tax 106 cents per hundred. Valuations listed for lands 898, personal property 104175, railroad and telegraph lines 55000.
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Blue River Township
Harrison County
Depauw
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Arminpapor
Ella Wilson
Morton Davis
Frank McCauley
Edward Hess
California
Mary Young
Lizzie Young
Frank McRae
Belle Noe
Central
Ald
James J. Meduon
Abs
D. Tindall
Charles Robbing
Winois
Ramsey and Vicinity
Indus Pee of
Moberly
Henry J. Byb
Fimiky
Abe Williams
Missesex
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Joe Hutsell
Claude Fouts
Cordy Rady
Daughter
Augustus Kepley
Tonnsville
Hancock
F. L. Crayden
Thomas Ash
Julia Kennedy
Albert Stucker
Lydia Perryman
Bela Lofton
Bedford
John Lofton
Ed Alexander
Rush Creek
Zeno Breedlove and Family
Palmyra
Sherman Sappenfield
Sunday
Annie Ollis
C. A. Wolfe
Alice Routh
Nellie Jackson
Levi Jackson
Abe Rudolph
Morgan Township
Our Village
Logan Tumbaugh
Jeffersonville
Nancy Winegar
J. A Harrell
Cora Hancock
Henry Hancock
Lodell
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Hursttown
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