Friday Louisville Day Adds Train From Louisville for Fair
Louisville Day at the Harrison County Fair draws a special Southern Railway train from Louisville to Corydon. The train departs Louisville at 8 20 AM and returns from Corydon at 6 10 PM with a stop in New Albany at 8 30 AM. Hundreds of Louisville residents and several hundred former Harrison County citizens will attend the annual event.
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Louisville
Harrison County
Southern Railroad Company
Kentucky
Corydon
New Albany
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Andrew Walk
The lodge mourns the death of Andrew W. Walk after a short illness and drapes the charter in mourning. Members wear mourning badges for thirty days and extend sympathy to his wife and family. Copies are to be recorded and published in county newspapers. J FE DreDRICH WF RUDEL Com Rort CRAWFORD
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Grim Reaper
Andrew W. Walk
J. FE
Dredrich
WF. Rudel
Rort Crawford
Public notice on Zemo skin remedy agency endorsement
Louris Brevy, a druggist, announces taking on the Zemo agency after thorough evaluation. He touts Zemo as a clean vegetable liquid that cures eczema pimples and dandruff by drawing germs to the surface and harming them, leaving skin healthy and not staining fabric.
Record Breaker Among Corn Growers
Wesley Davidson born in Harrison township and long time Indianapolis resident set Indiana roasting ear delivery records on August 9 10 shipping 3875 dozens to the Indianapolis wholesale market by one man in a day. Wagons hauled seven two horse teams with a largest lead of 700 dozen and an average price of eight cents per dozen. His crop totaled 30000 dozen this season. A cough remedy advertisement follows.
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Wesley Davidson
Harrison Township
Indianapolis
Indiana
Davidson
The Dairy Cow Best Friend of Man Through History
The dairy cow serves as man’s indispensable provider from birth to old age. She supplies dairy products, skim and buttermilk for livestock, fertility for soil, and cushions farmers during poor harvests. Her loss would force drastic changes and hardship, yet she remains man’s steadfast ally. National Dairy Union statement by F. K. Sunter, Secretary, St. Paul, Minnesota.
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The
National Dairy Union
Secc
St. Paul, Minn
Training Nurses Free Scholarships in Philadelphia School
The Philadelphia School for Nurses at 2219 Chestnut Street announces fall enrollment with free scholarships for the Two Year Course covering room board laundering incidental expenses and railroad fare home after completion. A Home Study and resident Short Course are offered and a Special Short Course opens October 5 at the request of physicians to meet nursing demand. A School Bulletin with full details is sent free to interested persons.
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Philadelphia School For Nurses
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Five Brothers Camping Near Corydon With Guests
Five brothers Adolph Herman Clements Arthur and William Day from New Albany camp near Andrew Ehalt’s home three miles northeast of Corydon and fish in Big Indian Creek. Bringing Chas Endris Edward Yost Otto Irion William Clark and Gus Price as guests with Price acting as cook. The Jay Brothers, contractors and builders, are sons of Stephen Day formerly of Lanesville.
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Adolph
Herman
Clements
Arthur
William C. Day
New Albany
Andrew Ehalt
Corydon
Big Indian Creek
Chas. Endris
Edward
Louis Yost
Otto Irion
William Clark
Gus Price
Mr. Price
Jay Brothers
Stephen Day
Lanesville
County
Lane's Family Medicine advertised as a tonic laxative
The ad promotes Lane's Family Medicine herb tea as a famous health booster that cleanses the bowels and restores natural function. It claims to preserve health and strength and offers a 25 cent package at druggists or dealers. It urges trying this remedy regardless of previous attempts.
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Lane
Rubber-tire buggies offered at Wiseman and Bulletis
I. B. Lahue debuts a fine line of rubber-tire buggies at Wiseman and Bulletis with auto turn seats and auto tops. The collection is reduced for the next thirty days. Call now for prices, August 17, 3w.
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I. B. Lahue
Wiseman and Bulletis
Jean Audley Arrested for Carrying Concealed Weapon
Hickman Ky Aug 10 A mysterious woman named Jean Audley was arrested for carrying a pistol with a broken hammer. She claims she will shoot the man who killed her sister and has lived in abandoned places with six dogs while drawing public curiosity from her odd life.
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Hickman
Lake
Jean Audley
Hickson
Sheta
Resolutions for Jerome B Hurst Member of New Salisbury Lodge
New Salisbury Lodge No. 539 I.O.O.F. mourns the death of Jerome B. Hurst who joined Fredericksburg’s order about forty years ago and helped charter New Salisbury Lodge on April 26 1876. He died at Osage City Kansas on September 9 1910 after living in Harrison County Missouri and Osage City. The lodge resolves to spread this record and send copies to the bereaved family and local papers. Cuas F Stevens Silas Bringle Cuas N Domes.
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Jerome B. Hurst
New Salisbury Lodge
C. F
Hurst
Fredericksburg
Osage City
Kazan
Harrison County
Fed
F. Stevens
Silas Bringle
N. Domes
Local Greetings Mark Weekend Gatherings and Visits
Eldert Murray Ferree attended the Caza Meeting at Silver Hills Sunday. Little Marguerite Williams is visiting her aunt Mrs. Joe Greer of New Albany. Several from this place attended a Size ice cream supper at Rehaiwas Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson of Rosewood visited Warm Arnold and family Sunday. Donald Williar Marshall Miter and Albert Wilson of Louisville spent last Sunday with the Williar family. Raleigh Ferree of St Louis is spending a few days with his aunt Mrs. Wm Jones. Miss Mary Hall, recently in Louisville, returns home for a few days. Elmer Williams and family and Jane Bently with Mrs. Sarah Ferree and Ss. Co H Williar visited Elizabeth Williams Sunday.
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Murray Ferree
Silver Hills
Marguerite Williams
Joe Greer
New Albany
Rehaiwas
George Robinson
Rosewood
Arnold
Donald Williar
Marshall Miter
Albert Wilson
Louisville
K. T. Williar
Raleigh Ferree
St. Louis
Mon
Wm. Jones
Mary Hall
Elmer Williams
Jane Bently
Sarah Ferree
Ss. Co
H. Williar
Sister Mary
Elizabeth Wiliams
Eczema Cure Promoted By Local Chemist
Louis S. Riedy, a chemist, offers ZEMO as a clean liquid remedy for eczema and skin diseases. He claims it cures by drawing germ life to the surface and can be used at home, even by infants, with a booklet available on skin conditions.
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Louis S. Riedy
Zemo
Mr. Riely
Vaughn and Hottell Wed in Corydon Ceremony
Miss Mary Vaughn of Spencer townsiege and Hinery M Hottell of Spencer township were married at the Corydon Parsonage at 2:30 p m with Rev Condo officiating. The bride is the daughter of Julius Vaughn and the groom is the son of James W Hottell. The couple will reside in Spencer township.
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Vaughn-Hottel
Mary Vaughn
Hinery M. Hottell
Spencer Townsiege
Corydon
Revs
ER Condo
Antii
Julius Vaughn
Grooum
James WW Hottell
Hottell
Spencer Township
Meech's Candy Ad Promotes Nuts and Fruits
Local ad markets candy peanuts and fruits at Meech's store. Short line urges readers to buy treats and supports alms initiatives.
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Meech’s. Alms
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