Bradford Notes Report Local Happenings and Plans
Hurrah for The Veneerat notes news and events in Buffalo Illinois. Weddings loom as Willie Lamar Aired Ryall Roy Martin join Buswald Carpenter place to help erecs Will Smith's barn and house. Local visits include Oswell Martin Harriett Plitter at Georgetown and Geo Rodhaver on business to New Albany. Frank Stamm buys furniture. Pete Stamm to paint Frank's house. Thanksgiving hunting yields many game. A new Bradford store is planned. Sappenfield family visits noted and a pie supper sharped by bad weather with 59 dollars raised for library books.
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Willie Lamar
Ryall
Roy Martin
Buswald
Will Smith
Oswell Martin
Harriett Plitter
Georgetown
Geo
Rodhver
New Albany
Frank Stanm
Bradford
Pete Stamm
Frank
Herman Stamm
Rex Boston
Philip Karl
Florence
A. J. Sappenfield
Samuel Voyles
Martin & Huff
Mispa Notes Socials and Visits Spark Local Pie Supper
Mrs. James McCauley and son Zola visited Louisville. Miss Ella McCauley hosted a necktie social raising 9.60. A 16 lb coon was chased by John Brinley and Clarence Jones while hunting. Lawrence Reeves of Underhill School invites all to a Friday pie supper on December 8. Tenants and travelers mentioned include Harry Williard, Geo Ridgeway, and James A Noe returning home.
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Sam Able
Courtney Fox
Laconia
Ella McCauley
Harry Williard
John Brinley
Clarence Jones
James A. Noe
R. R
Louisville
Evansville
Geo. Ridgeway
L. Cunningham
Lawrence Reeves
Underhill
Women suffer kidney and bladder troubles report
Women as well as men are made miserable by kidney and bladder trouble. The ad claims Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer cures and offers samples, urging readers to write for pamphlet and mention the paper.
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Drugeias
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Brief Dispatches From Around The Nation
Fire destroys Shreveport city hall. Vice President Fairbanks and wife return to Washington. Grange backs temperance at Atlantic City. Missouri naval attach reassigned to Washington. Erie Express wreck near Falconer with two dead and many injured. Haldeman enters Senate race in Kentucky. Cigarmaker strike hits Key West. Southern Educational Association meets in Nashville. Parlin powder works explosion kills four. Eight hour day debate shifts at St Petersburg. Haakon VII to visit Stockholm. Albany brewers consolidate. Japan to form southern squadron to Singapore. UMW coal operators form in Chicago. Wisconsin calls special session. Badger Furniture fire in Indianapolis losses 75000. Cuba pushes modern sanitary practices. Chaffer receives Legion of Honor insignia. Zionist movement gains from anti Jewish disorders. Senate intercity commerce panel splits on rail rates. Finland appoints governor general Count Witte. Batchelder elected National Master of Grange. Campbell church centennial planned for Pittsburgh 1909. Franz named Oklahoma governor. Adams at U S assay office arrested for short $35000. Pattison leads Ohio governor race by 42647. Weekly business failures rise to 224. Macedonia unions agree for autonomy. Foote dies from football injuries. Gwin absconds with 18000. Missouri prison riot kills two. four escapees retaken. Washington wood yard fire kills four. World gold stock around 5 billion. Lincoln collision kills eighteen. Moscow strike widens with looting. Gompers reelected AF of L president. Southern bank deposits exceed one billion.
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Nicholas N. Gerhard
Count Witte
Finland
National Grange
N. J. Batchelder
New Hampshire
The
Christian Church
Alexander Campbell
Pittsburg
Frank Franz
Oklahoma
Ferguson
George Edward Adams
United States Assay Office
Seattle
Ohio
John W. Pattison
Cheap round trip rates to the West and Southwest
Cheap round trip Homeseekers rates go into effect October 17 through December 19 1905 with limited 21 day tickets and stop over privileges. Through service from St Louis and Memphis. For literature contact R T G Marthews Mo Pac Ry Louisville Ky at Norton Building Room 301.
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St. Louis
Memphis
R. T. G. Martuews
Pac. Ry
Norton Bidg
Louisville
Country Gentleman offer to patrons for limited time
An offer advertises The Country Gentleman, a leading farming paper, at two dollars to any patron for a limited period, highlighting its status as a top agricultural publication.
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Democrat
We Will Furnish You an Abstract Title
An offer from a local firm boasting abstract records of Harrison county real estate. They claim to provide complete government-backed title up to the present time, based on county records, to property buyers.
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Harrison County
Troy Wagon Offered By Lanesville Dealer Zabel
L. P. Zabel of Lanesville is selling the noted Troy Wagon. The two year seasoned timber and superior workmanship guarantee a sturdy farm wagon at a reasonable price. The advertisement asserts no better wagon is on the market today.
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L. P. Zabel
Lanesville
Forty acres near Ramsey with house and barn in Indiana
Property described as about forty acres mostly cleared with a house and barn located one mile northeast of Ramsey Indiana Henry EF Deitrick of New Salisbury listed R R No 1 with Octd 3m notice.
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Ramsey
Henry EF
Deitrick
New Salisbury
Ind
R. R. No
Real Estate Transfers Harrison County Indiana 1906
In Harrison Circuit Court February Term 1906 Tabitha A Albin vs Fannie Bean Ellen Tucker Malinda Dooley et al. Plaintiff seeks to correct deeds and quiet title and states unknown heirs of Joseph Guest Margaret Guest John Cotner Annie C Watson are nonresidents of Indiana. Defendants must appear February term at Corydon Court House to answer or demur or be defaulted. Clerk James A McRae signs. Weathers Stotsenburg Breeden Attorneys.
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State of Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Tabitha A. Albin
Fannie Bean
Ellen Tucker
Malinda Dooley
Weathers
Stotsenburg & Breeden
Joseph Guest
Margaret Guest
John Cotner
Annie C. Watson
Indiana
Harrison
Corydon
Iseanl
James A. McRa
Weathers. Stotsenburg
Harrison County Coroner Reports Fatal Wagon Accident
Peter S. Wright coroner records Henry Hurrel death on November 14 1905 in Harrison township Harrison County Indiana. Deceased about 55 years old 5 feet 9 inches 145 pounds with black hair dark eyes and gray beard. Cause of death accidental crush by wheels of a log wagon. no valuables found.
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Indiana
Harrison County
Peter S. Wright
Henry Hurrel
William Marshall
Harrison Township
Death by heart paralysis in Harrison County Indiana
Coroner Peters Wright reports the death of Christian Hahn in Franklin township on November 1 1905. Hahn aged about 71 died at about 430 am from heart paralysis with no valuables found on the body. Witnesses and inquiry were completed.
County bids sought for record books and stationery
Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites bids for furnishing record books ledgers and stationery for 100 year. Bids due December date at County Auditor office. Each bidder must file a $1000 bond upon bid and the board may reject any or all bids.
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Cory- Con
Indiana
Oek. A. i
Hiamkss Wnd
Cliee
Board of Commissioners of
Larrison County
Lochang
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