Double track bridge urged near town and fairgrounds
Local notices urge a double track bridge between town and the fair ground. Watson’s Drug Store advertises school supplies and stationery while promoting showy furniture and a bargain line. Several residents from Indianapolis Louisville and Greenwood visit the area.
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Paneievies
Watson’ Drug Store
Watson’s Drug Store
Fair Ground
Ida Gutnecht
Indianapolis
Watson's Drug Store
Sthogi
J. L. Kkowe
Local Notes From County Fair and Visiting Residents
A recap of names and places from the county area includes visitors from Jeffersonville and Indianapolis, neighbors in Lenusville, Crandall, Columbus and New Albany, plus residents in Mooreville and Montpelier. Events range from fair attendance and birthdays to missing funds and a burned barn incident, with local officials and figures like Judge Zenon and Provoking allegations in divorce records.
Local notes and notices from Indiana county fair week
Miss Minnie Soley and Lydia Seller of Louisville visit Dr Habermel. An old settlers meeting in Decatur county is addressed by Hon L O Bannon. Various residents from Knox and Metarmel areas vacationed here. The Elizabeth Implement Co advertises as a growing county dealer. W E Cox seeks Democratic ballot placement in a contested congressional race. A push to abolish the township trustee office in Indiana state government is outlined with proposed rural supervision shifts to county officials.
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L. O'Bannon
Old Settlers
Decatur County
Indiana
Anderson
Rovey
Salem Fair Promises Daring Exhibitions and Special Attractions
WLOC reports Snyder secretary of the Salem fair says the event starts next week on September 4 5 with notable acts by Cheyanne cowboys and Tae dians joined by Cowell Bund. Daily exhibitions include war dances fire dances bow and arrow shooting trick riding racing capturing and hanging horse thief burning at the stake. Monon railroad offers a one fare rate from New Albany to Salem. the fair is billed as a leading county event with generous pay for attendees.
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WLOC
Snyder
Cowell Bund
Monon
New Albany
Salem
Surprise Birthday Party Honoring Miss Kattie Roudenbush
A surprise party was hosted at Mar Jacob Roudenbush home for Miss Kattie Roudenbush’s 17th birthday attended by a large group including Pink Brown Raymond Dyer Tenry Dyer Oscar Thomas Charley Miller Alva Thomas Clarence Thomas and others. An upbeat note reports Alois Horn of Louisville prospering after a $4200 offer for property he bought at 21500. It adds a remark that girls can earn good wages at the cannery with light work.
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Mar
Jacob Roudenbush
Miss Kattie
Messrs
Pink Brown
Raymond Dyer
Tenry Dyer
Oscar Thomas
Charley Miller
Alva Thomas
Clarence Thomas
A Hner Jemerson
Edwin Wagner
Lewis Reitz
Jacob L Rondenbush
Pearl Duncan
Henry Weitz
Henry Woertz
Harvey Lahue
Charley Kron
Tillie Reitz
Nettie Woertz
Gustie Woertz
Judith Duncan
Oma Dyer
Kattie Rondenbush
Nettie Arnold
Lose Howard
Lillie Howard
Nose Fisher
Mary Turer
Allie Pricell
Myrtle Burley
Bertha Arnold
Heer Alois Horn
Louisville
Death of Mrs Elwood at Coryde home
Mrs Mary J Elwood widow of James Elwood died at home four miles south of Coryde last week aged fifty. She had suffered months from a liver disease. She leaves four grown children. Funeral Monday from Paleview with sermon by Rev Toombs. burial at graveyard nearby in quiet ceremony.
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Mary J. Elwood
James Elwood
St.ar
Coryde
Toombs
New Salisbury Social Notes Mention Visits and Illness
Mrs. Crawford is sick. I A Boston and Isaac Boston visited home folks. Miss Cora Wolfe and Miss Emma Stevens hosted and were visited by friends. Edna Fetock of Louisville and Emma Hahn are mentioned. Harriet Dewees kin visit New Albany. A surprise party honored Arville Deweese on his birthday.
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Frank Dowdle
George J. Dowdle
Franklin Township
Robert Crawford
I. A. Boston
Will Crosby
Georgetown
Cora Wolfe
Emma Stevens
Isaac Boston
Edna Fetock
Louisvile
Viswell
Emma Hahn
Colbert Jenkins
Burnville
Ed and
Marshall
Harriet Dewees
New Albany
Wealthy Tuell
Stevens
J. FE. M. Wolfe
FP. M. Crandall
J. R. Lewellen
Joseph McCoy
Ella Gibson
Francis Huxley
Home Falls
Charles Allen
Illinois
Hez Allen
Loursville
Carter Burn
Arville Deweese
Taylor Township Social Notes and Nearby Visits
Taylor Township reports from residents include church gathering at Ki LE Presbyterian next Sunday, and multiple visits across Louisville Falls City Posey Means Glanding and Indianapolis. Local youths attended an ice cream social. Grace Sample hosts music, and Grace Mae Sample plans to move to Maryville Tennessee for music studies. A double bereavement notes Valentine Summers and Mary Summers buried in Clift graveyard.
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Lawrence
Louisville
Ki. LE. Presbyterian Church
Mitchel Summers
Means
Falls City
Parva Miller
Rehoboth
Rosewood
Mimery Reeves
A. McCauley
Virginia Mattie
Grace Sample
Thomas Zimmerman
Laconia
Dan Cunningham
Katie Hartung
Lizzie Frantz
Hill Dale
Glaze
Posey Township
Loran Teararden
Denver
Col
Morton Davis
Edward Bear and
Uaughter
Gradford
William Dallas
Cornton
Posey
V. Ot. Palmer and Son
Indianapolis
John Bualles
Kete Moon
Little Frantz
W. D. Colvin
Miss Grace
Maryville
Tenn
Resolutions of Respect for Bella Lotich
In memory of Bella Lotich who departed this life August 14 1906. A Young People's Society mourns her loss, hopes to meet again in the blessed beyond. The group cherishes her memory and sympathizes with relatives and friends. A copy is sent to the bereaved family and for publication in county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Lotich
Wuaenras
Chana Wkdenen
Mappa Re Lorien
Clarince Gemlbauh
In Memoriam and Prospect from Cahutta Ga by Wm Bennett
Wa Bennett writes from Cahutta Georgia describing the Gennise Valley between Unaka and the Cumberland mountains. He praises mild winters and pleasant summers, pure water, fertile farming and improving dairying and truck farming, growing Elberta peaches and strawberries, road improvements, and rapid Southern manufacturing growth inviting Northern visitors. Best wishes to all.
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Gennise
Unaca
Cumberland Mountains
Bennett
Local residents visit. various travels around town
Crandall and nearby residents report visits and travels including Mrs. Charles Bye, Charles P. Bye, Henry Fisher, Mrs. Dr. Bird, Ben Melton, John Melton, Mrs. Neal Miller, Mrs. Harry Bruner, Mr. England, Mrs. Maud Hurn, Dr. Poucher preaching, Robert Rusk and wife visiting James Lamb, and other area movements. Several residents travel to Indianapolis and Corydon, and Jackson & Co handles deliveries of salt, coal, and Northwestern fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bye
Charles P. Bye
Depauw
Henry Fisher
Borden
Dr. Bird
New Albany
Ben Melton
Taswell
John Melton
Neal Miller
Georgetown
Harry Bruner
W. H. Dyer
England
Oaktown
Maud Hurn
Columbus
Poucher
M. E
Robert Rusk
Pennington Chapel
James Lamb
Wmn
Abbey
Joseph Markwell
E. J. Wright
Jackson & Co
Northwestern
Srank Melton
Indianapolis
James Jackson
Milltown
David Melton
Corydon
T. C. Melton
Florence Miller
Illinois
Paris Dusner
Tom Jones
Robert Crawford
Corydon Junction
James Wolfe
K. I. Glenn
New Furniture Store Cannery Girls Wanted
A local note advertises a new furniture store opening at the Cannery. It lists job openings for local women from Los Angeles seeking work in the shop. The ad invites applicants to inquire locally for positions and pay.
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Chicago
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Knox County
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Beech Grove, Ky
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Metarmel Td
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Perry Smith
Kies County
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Elizabeth Implement Co
W. E. Cox
Democratic State Central Committee
Jim
W. T. Zenor
Aenor
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Cox
Zeller
Salem Fair
New
Salisbury
Ploretta
Taylor Township
Wm. Bennett
Cahcutta, Ga
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Ind
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Baday
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Fleet
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Price
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