Elizabeth Stevens Dies After Illness at Corydon Home
The obituary notes Elizabeth Abigail Stevens widow of Thomas J. Stevens aged 68 years 4 months 24 days. A lifelong Methodist, she founded Corydon Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and joined the Temperance Union. She leaves three daughters Miss Annie Hisey, Mrs Root Wickham, Miss Vera Stevens, and a half brother Waldo Hisley. Funeral rites were held with prayers and music. pastor Rev. P. A. Paylor in charge.
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Elizabeth Abigail Stevens
Market Street
Hieh
Cenad
Pair Turing
Molrel
Sittin
Catia
Abd
Charce Assite
Paylor
Willison Wise
Thoma J. Stevens
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Corydon
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Temains
T J Hudson
H.C. Miller
Buchanan
NeHi
Funeral Rites and Local Notices Memoriam and Obituary Snippets
A page fragment recalls a memorial poem for a mother and notes the funeral of Amiel L. Bullett attended by Dr. Amzie Kannapel at Louisville City Hospital. Dr Kannapel, a former County School Superintendent, will soon practice locally. Also mentioned are John Zabel In joining Washburn Crosby Milling Co. in Louisville and a New Albany visit by Mrs Goss, Pattle, and son to Abe Chauls.
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Amzie Kannape
Louisville City Hospital
Amiel L. Bullett
Kannapel
John Zabel
Lanesville
Washburn Crosby Milling Co
Louisville
Zébas
Rabel
Song
Joanesville
Hayfever and ragweed blamed for health concerns
The item notes hayfever and ragweed as causes of illness, warning of impacts on health and linking severe allergic reactions to other conditions. It mentions humanitarians and urges attention to extinction of ragweed and related pests. The piece cites N. A. Ledger.
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N. A. Ledger
Delegates named for Farmers' National Congress in Fort Worth
Announcement at the office of Ralston lists Indiana delegates to the thirty fourth annual Farmers National Congress in Fort Worth Texas October 14 to 17. Delegates are RF Davis Ramsey Jesse Pitman William Kinzer Prentice Lee Sherman Engleman and others. Engleman will sell Hoosier Cling peaches in September reachable by Eureka phone Corydon Indiana. Prof John A Beising and family visiting Nichol as Beising returns from Orleans to Fort Wayne schools.
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Overnear Ralston
Farmers’ National Congress
Port Worth
Fox
Indiana
RF. Davis
Ramsey
Jesse Pitman
Central
William Kinzer
Davidson
Prentice Lee
Corydon
Sherman Engleman
Spencer Township
Engleman
John A. Beising
Nicholas Beising
Beising
Orleans
Fort Wayne
Democratic Prospects Good In Indiana Campaign
Indianapolis Aug 20 1914 Democratic editors report farmers favor Wilson policies and hold optimistic views on state party readiness. County chairmen from all counties send letters to Bernard Korbly noting satisfaction with national and state administrations and predicting strong Democratic momentum into September. Farmers report high crop yields and favorable meat prices supporting current policies.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Bernard Korbly
Democratic State Committee
Korbly
Democratic Party
Wilson
Ralston
Peach Crop Sold to Floyd County Fruit Growers
Attorney Charles W. Shindler sold his entire peach crop from his north city orchard to Floyd County Fruit Growers Association via manager L. B. Sherley. About two carloads were ready to pick this morning with thirty men to assist. Eight varieties exist. some not ready until November.
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Charles W. Shindler
Floyd County Fruit Growers’ Association of
Floyd Stacks
L. B. Sherley
Shindler
Indianapolis
Shhindler
N. A. Tribune
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful to Mr Scott
Local note reports R W Scott painter of Mill Street Corydon benefited from Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and back pain. Ad advises readers to try the remedy priced 50 cents at dealers and to ask for Dear's Kidney Pills. Other brief items include Louisville residents visiting Frankfort and Sallie Brandenburg visiting Marengo.
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R. W. Scott
Mill St. Corydon
Doan
Dear
Scott
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Carranza Becomes Provisional President of Mexico
General Venustiano Carranza assumed the provisional presidency and entered Mexico City in triumph amid cheers and flowers. U S diplomacy under Wilson and Bryan helped secure recognition of governance while Huerta faced U S pressures after Veracruz. Carranza pledged a new era of constitutional government and peace for Mexico.
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Venustiano Carranza
Mexico City
Mexico
Carranza
United States
Wilson
Bryan
Republic of Mexico
Huerta
Acti
General Huerta
Republic
Cardui advertised as remedy for womanly pains
Timberville resident Gertrude Gatlin shares she suffered for two years before using Cardui and finds relief from headaches backaches irregularities and nervousness. The ad claims Cardui is safe reliable and effective for ailing women and urges readers to try it.
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Timberville
Miss
Gertrude Gatlin
Cardus
Cardui
Advertiser
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Indianapolis News
Democratic State Central Committee
State Printing Board
State House
Minnie McCarty
Christena Beal
Mne
Pacar Tiall
Heaven
Daughtur Mary E. Deutsch
Hayfever
HS. Wolts
Applegate
Mirabeth
Deobert
Cad Wiseman
Pennsylvania
Farmers
Congress
C. W. Shindler
Floyd County Fruit Growers Association
William A. Watson
Washington Township
Saskatchewan
Canada
Cary
Roy Sherrill
Watson
Democrat
Harrison County
Mackley Specialty Co
New Middletown
Ind
John Mathes
Joe Steiner Sr
Cory”don
Hercules
Schebler
Vanadhura
Hendricks
Hyatt
Pompelly
New Albany
Hercules Motor Car Company
New Albany, Ind., U.S. A
O. J. D. Byrne & Sons
Georgetown, Ind
Orange
Washington
Crawford
Harrison Counties
Alfred Struck
Fred Herman
Josephine Schilmiller
Louisville, Ky
John Schilmiller
Elizabeth, Ind
Frankfort
Mary Scholl
Vera Cruz
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