State Fair prizes reach $25 000 for Kentucky fair
The Kentucky State Fair in Louisville September 17 22 will award over $26 000 in premiums and purses. Secretary J B Bowles announced prize lists with breeds in cattle horses sheep and dairy stock. The Board of Control oversees the event with multiple associations contributing cups and special prizes including Herefords Oxford Down sheep and saddle horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bowles
Louisville
Kentucky
Board of Control
State Board of Agriculture, Immigration and Forestry
Com
Commission
Ora Orly
Operes
Kor
Boris Eeu
Lin
National Hereford Association
Amnerieta Isford Lown Record Association
Oxford Down
Marness Breeders’ Association
Aberdeen
Polanischinas
Chester Wis
Pacnworthe
Yorkshires
Harmpehirees
Tuiseiav
Local Visitors Spend Weekend Across Counties
Frenchtown reports Michael Gurtz and Claud Vausha visiting relatives in New Albany last week. Ed Henriot buys a new bug gy and returns home. Several families from New Albany Crawford county Milltown Blue River township and Louisville areas were seen visiting relatives or returning home after weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gurtz
New Albany
Claud Vausha
Frank Butterfield
Louisville
Ed Henriot
E d Colon
Milltown
Felix Vansba
Will Reed
Walter Taylor
Crawford County
Milt Smith
Mary Conrad
Ed Briscoe
Blue River Township
Briscoe
Surprise Party for Miss Hettie Arnold's Birthday
A surprise party was held Friday night in honor of Miss Hettie Arnol d's 15th birthday. Guests included Clarence Thomas Jacob Roudenbush Henry Reitz Clarence Quebbeman Oscar Thomas Leo Juebbeman Raymond Dyer and many others with music games and social time. They returned home after a late hour wishing Het tie many more such surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Arnold
Messrs
Clarence Thomas
Jacob Roudenbush
Henry Reitz
Clarence Quebbeman
Oscar Thomas
Leo Juebbeman
Raymond Dyer
Henry Woertz
Roy Juebbeman
Harve Lahue
Henry Dyer
Hoscoe Quebbemen
Frank Dowdle
Harry Miller
Clem Kron
Herman Rogge
Geo, Kron
Adam
Quebbe
Hettie
Ant Invasion Reported By Local Resident
Fred Shrader of east bim street reports a new ant species invading his home. The insects, noted for an oversized head, swarm through a door and damage woolen goods and carpet, unlike tropical ants. The Louisville Times notes the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shrader
Bim Street
N. O
Louisville Times
DePauw and Area Residents Attend Seasonal Visits
S T Briscoe visited relatives in New Albany and Mrs Briscoe also called on S T Briscoe. Local residents attended the English reunion and the Chautauqua at New Albany. John Deaton and family from Owensville visited nearby relatives. The child of George Dannettalle died and was buried at Mt Tabor. Samuel Groves left for North Madison to build a creamery. Calvin Berkshire and family visited Samuel Taylor near Milwaukee. WJ Bed and Wes Keyes made a business trip to the Far Cities last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Briscoe
New Albany
George Briscoe
John Deaton
Owensville
Ind
George Dannettelle
Mt. Tabor
Samuel Groves
North MaJisco
Atary Smith
Harry Smith
Calvin Berkshire
Ida
Samuuel Taylor
Milwn
WJ. Bed
Wes + Keyes
Creinery
Local social notes from Taylor Township area
The item lists residents visiting relatives and traveling stays, including Mrs. Thomas Knighlet recovering from lagrippe, Rev. Evans visiting, Fred Hedden visiting Wisconsin, James McFarland from Louisville staying with relatives, Miss Nellie Kelley improving, Miss Josie Colvin visiting Rosewood, Edward Bear and wife from Bradford, Mrs. W. Belley from New Albany returning home, John Davis and family visiting RoON, Alpurt Luamer from New Albany visiting, Charles Baley injured in a threshing accident, Willie Weaver visiting Austin McCauley’s children, Clerk Mele with sister Delle Noe, and Miss Hudhe McRae visiting Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Knighlet
Evans
Fred Hedden
Wisconsin
James McFarland
Louisville
Nellie Kelley
Luv Young
Josie Colvin
Rosewood
Edward Bear
Bradford
Joseph Palmer
W. Belley
New Albany
John Davis
Roon
Mele
Delle Noe
Hudhe McRae
Corydon
Local Names and Pairs in Unclear Notice
Fragmentary OCR text lists pairs of names such as Garoger Linldl with Mary Adiipp and Charles J. Minter with Aberibe. The passage appears garbled and lacks coherent details about actions, dates, places, or outcomes to describe a clear event or notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garoger Linldl
Mary Adiipp
Charles J. Minter
Aberibe
New Amsterdam Social Notes and River Booms
W H Pipes of Louisville visits his father Sunday. R H Bell is very low with dropsy. Wilford McIntyre of Daxton spent last week with O D Frank. Miss Georgia Reader of Palmyra ANN her father Dr W H Reader. The river is on a boom with coal boats bound for the South. Miss Theds Montgomery and sister Mrs Priesley visit Livaisville. A B Linder and wife Corydon spent Sunday with Mrs Ino Mowery who is sick. Hafas Power and Fal Montgomery returned from Valparaiso with Phar mitey course finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Pipes
Louisville
R. H. Bell
Wilford McIntyre
Daxton
O. D. Frank
Georgia Reader
Palmyra
Ann
W. H. Reader
Theds Montgomery
Reo. Priesley
Livaisville
A. B. Linder
Corydon
Ino. Mowery
Ifaas Power
Fal Montgomery
Valparaiso
Pharmitey
Local social notes from King's Cave visitations
Mrs Albert Reising of Louisville visits here while Charley Hess and family call on Mrs Agnes and Emma Hess. Reed Sharp buys Ed Er stine property. Mrs George Crosby and children travel to New Albany. Lula Gebibach and Miss Clara Myers take a city trip. Lizzie Frank and Miss Clara Pfrimmer visit at 7 8 Pfrimmers. Homer Pfrimmer and five sons, who visited Marion Faith, return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reising
Louisville
Charley Hess
Agnes
Emma Hess
Reed Sharp
Ed Erstine
George Crosby
New Albany
Lula Gebibach
Clara Myers
New York
San Francisco
Lizzie Frank
Clara Pfrimmer
Pfrimmers
Homer Pfrimmer
Marion Faith
Local Residents Mention Family and Visiting Guests
The item lists several names and domestic notes. Arnie Statler and Mrs. Statler are mentioned as able to eat, Mrs. Clam Stasceipher is reported batter, and Chorge Pry remodeled his dwelling. Visitors include Coryden’s Ghani visiting Ply Mathes family, Sarah Jolson and daughter Marguerite at Sarah Windell’s, and Miss Nellie Mittes staying with her sister Marsitiieny Krannapple of New Middletown.
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Chorge Pry Las
Dwellme
Sarah Jolson
Marguerite
Sarah Windell
Nellie Mittes
Mars
Itiieny Krannapple
New Middletown
Hermickel
Rehoboth
Mies
Minnie Babcock
Louisville
Jenny Bbe Marandt
Fais Place
Mie
Fragmented OCR Note About Names and Dates
The readable bits describe a confusing item mentioning a person or group and a date near January 0 with a payment note. Details are garbled and entities unclear but imply a notice or listing from a local page.
Byrneville Notes Show Local Movements And News
Ape Williams Edward Martin go to New Albany to work for Briscoe Bros Stella Sappenfield visits Milltown then returns Mrs Mary Emen Byrne returns from New Albany Felix Barksdale visits Laura Mosier family Miss Pearl Hazzard returns from New Albany Blanche B Byrne visits Georgetown Lulie Davis from New Albany visits relatives Albert Fitton and Wood Horn in town Charles Summers to San Francisco to help rebuild Sappenfield plans a large chicken park Minda Evansville salesman visits Byrne store for Fall goods Prof William T Byrne seeks tuberculosis treatment at Knightstown doctor claims rapid cures Consumptives urged to take treatment to heal lungs in five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Martin
New Albany
Briscoe Bros
Stella Sappenfield
Milltown
Mary Emen Byrne
Felix Barksdale
Near Borden
Laura Mosier
Pearl Hazzard
Blanche B. Byrne
Georgetown
Lulie Davis
Willett
Kate Summers
Albert Fitton
Jackson Township
Wood Horn
Charles Summers
San Francisco
Cal
Charles Sappenfield
Minda
Igans
Evansville
O. J. D. Byrne
William T. Byrne
Knightstown
Ind
Local News From Webster Township New York
The report lists residents and events in Webster Township. John Zenor is improving slowly while Pearl Zenor stays with her grandfather Abel this week. Several social visits and household projects are noted along with a death and burial for a Frank Pearson child.
Death of Bettie Barksdale Aged 1 1 2 Drowns Cholera Infantum
Bettie Barksdale eighteen months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Barksdale died Wednesday morning of cholera infantum. She is survived by her parents a brother and three sisters. Interred in Hursttown Cemetery. Funeral verse by Anna Wright Attire Vonuo hn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie
Charles Barksdale
Hursttown
Anna Wright
Attire Vonuohn
End of World of troubles cured by Electric Bitters
Suffering kidney trouble two years ago led H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa to try Electric Bitters. He reports recovery from kidney trouble and general debility. The remedies claimed to cure stomach liver kidney complaints blood diseases headaches and weakness. Sold at L A Riley & Son drug store with guarantee. William Love of Milan Kentucky is dangerously ill after hernia surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
L. A. Riely & Son
William Love
Milan
Notice of Final Settlement in Dyer Estate
Notice is given that George Dyer as administrator of the Abraham Dyer estate requests final settlement before the Harrison Circuit Court. A hearing is set for the first day of the September term 1900 at Corydon court house. Heirs creditors and interested parties must appear and show cause why approval should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Dyer
Harrison Circuit
Towppemur
Ole Court House
Corydon
George Dyer
Ramsey community notes show travels and family updates
Ramseys and neighbors report relatives leaving for Iowa and Illinois for work school or to visit kin. Daniel and Diane Patterson plan moves to Iowa while Jord Ciebus Que, Clasongo Davie, and families attend school or visit local homes. Several residents attend camp meetings at Silver Hills as the community marks arrivals and farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clasongo Davie
Sac
Oskaloosa
Towa
Diane Patterson
Fragmentary Local Notices and Names Collected From OCR
Incoherent OCR narrative lists several names, places, and events. Mentions include Dond CARTEL, Midas, Philip Dawe, John Henry Bink, Annie Krypes, M. Louisville, Le At, Elizabeth Budge, and a saw mill scene. The fragmentary text references a meet, church event, a visit, a parade, a curation of medicines, and Grove’s signature on boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prey
Annie Kriypes
M. Louisville
Visi
eNeipsign Wattans
New Soli
Sanday Ube
Licabeth Budge
Fertilizer Pricing Deal Promises Savings for Farmers
A damaged OCR note discusses fertilizer prices and freight charges, claiming a savings of 82 per ton for farmers who buy locally produced goods. It mentions Hopkins Wertiliy and New Alhars products with freight covered and favors patronizing a home company, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
New Alhars
Nerton
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Terry Breit
New Albmiet
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Anum
Cuthate
Facher
Wayne
Monroe
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Anne Cobhatt
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Katie Johnson
King’s Cave
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Clam Stasceipher
Byrneville
Ape Williams
Webster Township
N.Y
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Athley Gonterman
Win
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Souers. Fy
J. R. White
Silver Hills
Oliver Eaton
Bay
the Times
George C.porter
Broad Street
Newark, N. J
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Midas
Deng
Palmer
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Chiore
Philip Dawe
John Henry Bink
Grove
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Straits
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Chichester
Tate Noother
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Square
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New York City
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