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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1910

Page

8

Delayed Items Mention Louisville and New Albany Visits

Miss Essie Fink stays in Louisville. Mrs Alonzo Miller visited in Louisville last week. Austin McCauley is bedbound but improving. Frank Brown and family were in New Albany several days last week. Mrs Abel Colvin and Miss Delia Berry spent days in New Albany. Mrs Peter Fink of Buena Vista visits daughter Clara Booker in Louisville. Herman Brown and John Fink visited relatives in Louisville. Knight families spent Thanksgiving near Elizabeth with Mrs Kron.

Alonzo Miller Louisville Austin McCauley Frank Brown New Albany Abel Colvin Delia Berry Peter Fink Buena Vista Clara Booker Herman Brown John Fink Tow Knight Orion Knight Charles Kron Elizabeth

Palmyra notices and social snippets

Palmyra reports a mix of health updates travel plans visits and a wedding. Ales Payton and Lyman Miller are noted with health changes. Miss Pearl Simpson shopped in Louisville. Otto Voyles tours the Northwest Indians region. Several Louisville visitors visit relatives in Kentucky towns and a church service is announced. Oscar Miller and Ora Seiack wed on November 24 with warm wishes from friends.

Ales Payton Hydna Beck Lyman Miller Pearl Simpson Louisville Otto Voyles A. M. Hutchison Winnie Davis W. FF. Avery Howard Olt Salem Shelton True Lizzie Myers Arthur Dehler Martin & Slait's

Local residents visit and family news from Waltherburg

Frederick Walther of Louisville visited locally this week. Augusta Walther stayed with her uncle Philyp Gruen. Chas Lieber of New Albany visited his father in law Chris Woerts. Wm Radmacher of Laconia visited Chas A Walther’s family. Judia Zoliman and son Arthur attended Willisma Watterman’s funeral in Louisville. Clergy from Louisville met with local officials and scholars here. Aied Schoen and Andrew Voelker house-sat for Henry Voelker’s family away in Hawesville and Tell City. Edmund Wisenmenger had a hunting accident on Thanksgiving morning.

Frederick Walther Louisville Augusta Walther Philyp Gruen Mean Chas, Lieber New Albany Chris. Woerts Wm. Radmacher Laconia Chas. A. Walther Judia Zoliman Arthur Willisma Watterman Pratorius J. Selumatcher Sev. C. Sehleicher J. Prete Aied Schoen Andrew Voelker Henry Voelker Hawesville Tell City Ind Edmund Wisenmenger

Byrneville News Brims with People and Local Happenings

Byrneville items report a parishioner return, visitors from Central Georgetown and Bradford, music by the Byrne Brothers, and seasonal events. Elder J Wight and Elder John Harp conduct services at the D B church while celebrations and family visits mark the holiday period.

Gephart Fessel Central Oina Armstrong

Crandall and Vicinity Report Gray Areas and New Cases

Unclear notes mention Crandall area and Moberty and White Cloud with references to visits and new cases. Readable fragments show potential public health or local incident updates but lack concrete details or dates. Further clarification needed to establish precise events and entities.

Thanksgiving Day Gatherings Reach Across Towns

Local notices recount residents traveling between West and Tours day visits. Families from New Albany Corydon Georgetown and Louisville shared Thanksgiving meals with relatives and friends, with several returning from work and travel to reconnect at home.

Local residents update on health and visits

Callie Ferree with lagrippe is improving while Harvey Williar remains not improved. Goldie LaDuke visited Dertha i Arnold several days last week. Bart and Donald Williar returned Friday from Illinois where they husked corn. George Jones Jr. of New Albany who works for the street railway company visited his parents. Mary Andl of Louisville attended the funeral of her grandmother Mrs Tobias Schilmiller. Isaac Steepleton Ed Thomas Annie and Ed Williar and Guy Ferree visited at Wm Jones Sunday, Lorensia Ferree of Louisville visited her parents and departed with her niece Margaret Williar.

Harvey Williar Goldie LaDuke Dertha i Arnold Bart Donald Williar Illinois George Jones, Jr Street Railway Company New Albany Mary Andl Louisville Tobias Schilmiller Isaac Steepleton Ed Thomas Annie Ed Williar Guy Ferree Jones Lorensia Ferree Margaret Williar

Return of Mrs Delia Bryant and Local Notices

Miss Delia Bryant returns home after a week's visit with relatives in Lanesville. Several residents attend the funeral of Mrs Tobias Schilimiller in Buena Vista. Frank Lemel and Garfield near visit New Albany for a day. Mrs Mary Mebatt of Louisville visited her parents Mr and Mrs Harve Glasgow. Ben F Bryant of Lanesville visits his brother Edward Bryant. James Macey and family of Macyville visit Mrs Macy's parents, Mr and Mrs Icb Knight. Miss ea Deatrick travels to Louisville for her sister Mrs Jurba Streeley's funeral.

Andrew Kepley Chas. Ashworth Illinois George Shaffer Lanesville Frank Williams Reader Marshall New Albany Henry Sheler Maggie Jesler Ben Lesler Corydon Earl LaDuke Evansville Tobias Schilimiller Buena Vista Frank lLemel Garfield Mary Mebatt Louisville Harve Glasgow Ben F. Bryant Ldward Bryant James Macey Macyville

Miss Rose Siebert Visits Friend in Louisville

New Salisbury report notes Miss Rose Siebert visiting her friend Mrs. Everet Crandall of Christney in Louisville, with details of the social call and locality.

Rose Siebert Louisville Mrs Everet Crandall Christney

Scott's Emulsion Endures as Original Standard

Scott's Emulsion boasts a 35 year legacy with thousands of imitators unable to match its quality. The ad compares rivals to thin milk and urges customers to buy the original thick product. Send 10c for paper and thread and a Dreamtiful Savings Bank and Child's Sketch Bank containing a Good Luck Penny from Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl St New York.

Scott Dreautiful Savings Bank Child’s Sketch Bank Scott & Bowne Pearl St New York

Thanksgiving News And Local Family Updates

Thanksgiving notes report on local families visiting relatives and recovering health. Bob Rash’s children are well. diphtheria rumors were false. Mrs. Mary Siebert returns from Louisville. Nancy Wright plans winter with daughter. Ivan Clunie visits from Troy Ind. Thelma Leigh H Gibson fractures her arm at Mott’s school. Dr. Tyler treats it. Lydia Gi...hn assists in medical prep. Dr. Robertson removes tonsils with patient recovering in hospital.

P.M Crandall Bob Rash Mary Siebert Nellie Owen Louisville Nancy Wright John Herlick Wood Hurn Jessie Berry Harry Cook Ivan Clunie Troy Ind Jacob Clunie Thelma Leigh H. Gibson Mott Tyler Lydia cGiihen Minta Coombs Junie Lewisville Robertson

Forty Acre Webster Township Farm For Sale

A good forty acre farm in Webster township for sale featuring a new five room dwelling and a small barn. Well watered. Inquire of Pinup C. Ove in Luanesville Indiana.

Webster Township Pinup C. Ove Luanesville Ind

When a Child Tells the Truth and the Lesson Lingers

A memory from a father’s discipline lesson recalls how truthful talk outlasts punishment. A boy’s question “how long would you have talked” prompts a vow to cut it short and address matters directly. Tigers and roping scenes illustrate quiet resolve.

Robert Ularper

Lincoln Anecdote: Lincoln Appoints Newton Commissioner of Agriculture

Jaspar Alban Conant recounts a Metropolitan Magazine anecdote about Abraham Lincoln during the war. Isaac Newton, a Philadelphia Quaker with a dairy background, was named commissioner of agriculture, a new wartime office. Lincoln defended the choice as capable to handle agriculture until the war’s end.

Jaspar Alban Conant Lincoln Theetropolitan Magazine Washington Isaac Newton Congress Newton

The Long Silence at the Congressional Library

A veteran library worker laments the need for noise to break the oppressive quiet. He describes longing for loud sounds like artillery or a roaring lion to counter the dead stillness and whispered voices among patrons and staff.

Congressional Library Washington Star

Lenor McIntyre 8 Corbin Attorneys at Law

The text lists Lenor McIntyre 8 Corbin attorneys at law Corydon. It notes practice in state and federal courts and a notary in office with an office in the First National Bank Building.

GO Ofice First Nat. Bank

Public sale of estate of William Reinhardt in Harrison County

Administrators with will annexed announce a public auction of the Reinhardt estate at the deceased’s residence near Fairdale, one mile west of Ramsey. Items include grain, household and kitchen furniture, farming implements, two cows, and other articles. Sale starts December 14, 1910 at 10 a.m. Terms: cash under five dollars. credit of nine months for larger sums with note and security. R B Davis and B L E Crayden auctioneers.

Harrison County William Reinhardt Wilian Reinhardt Fairdale Ramsey R. B. Davis E. Crayden Dmr Anyl Surrey James A. Starker

Notice of Appointment of Executor for Gerjamin B. Thomas

The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as executor of the last will of Gerjamin B. Thomas, deceased, late of Harrison County Indiana. State Suevene Millard Thomas, executor. Lew M. O'Bannon, attorney.

Gerjamin B. Thomas Harrison County Indiana Suevene Millard Thomas Lew M. O'Bannon

Executor's Sole of Personal Property Announcement

The executor of Benulianin P Whormas deceased offers estate items at public sale in Franklin township Harris county on Friday December 1910. Property includes two work horses six years old one large ox three dairy cows nine sheep four fat hogs two farm wagons a surrey one buggy and various farming implements plus stock in Hanson County Agricultural Society and a large quantity of corn fodder and seeds. All sums five dollars and under cash. over five dollars credit nine months with promissory notes and approved surety drawn at six percent interest after maturity. Millard J Thomas and John Wolf auctioneers and executors. Nov 23 1910.

Surrey Harnson County Agricultural Society Millard J. Thomas John Wolf

Grand Opera at the Coliseum Saint Louis Season Prices

An opera season at the Coliseum Saint Louis offers Salome The Girl of the Golden West Tales of Hoffman and Yannhauser with famed artists. The venue has been refitted for the event and ticket prices range from 1 to 5 per performance across seating sections. Sale opens November 7 and December 17.

Salome Tales of Hoffman andYannhauser Saint Louis Sale Diesel

Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Harrison County

Administrator Charles J Treecr will sell at public auction the southeast fourth of the southwest quarter of section 30, township 4 south, range 5 east, Harrison County Indiana comprising about 40 acres. Sale between 1 and 3 PM with terms: one-third cash, balance in two equal installments due in six and twelve months, secured by promissory notes payable to the administrator with 6 percent interest and freehold surety.

Harrison County Indiana Township Four Ronge Purchser Uigiil Charles J Treecr Publc Ranke Bediasing

Official Notice on Public Health Order and Infantile Paralysis Watch

A monthly meeting of the State Board of Health adopts a public health order. The order requires health officers to report and disseminate information on infantile paralysis and to discharge cases per health directives. County health commissioners are told to notify city officials, while physicians supply case details and weekly disease reports to support surveillance.

Recelar Laddiami State Board Indiana State Board of Health Ont Heath Directad UwWo Ibis Ealth State Board of Health Altos IN Hurley Atbetoy Journal of the American Medical Association Pare William Danilo Harrison Comny

Season ticket rule for Salome and Girl of the Golden West

The note states a 60 percent advance charge on unsold season tickets for Salome and The Girl of the Golden West after the season sale, with no advance on other performances. Prices rise in major cities. orders with payment to St Louis Grand Opera Committee at Bollman’s Piano House will be filled in receipt order. Do not delay, write now.

Strauss New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago St. Louis

Commissioner Sale of Real Estate in Harrison County Indiana

The Harrison Circuit Court commissioner's sale to market the complaint real estate and personal property from the Winerva E Hunter vs Laura A Martin case. Listing includes two parcels in Harrison County with 9 acres and 5 acres totals. Sale at public auction at 1 p.m. on the premises with payment terms one third cash one third in six months and one third in twelve months secured by promissory notes and mortgage.

Andrew Iberr Harrison Circuit Court Winerva E Hunter Laura A. Martin Undera Will Vhurehsaser

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