Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Jeffersonville Reader
Mrs. A. A. Warner of 419 Pearl Street Jeffersonville Indiana endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as superior for kidney trouble and backache. The remedy is advertised to cure from within the kidneys and is sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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Dean
A. A. Warner
Pearl Street
Jeffersonville
Ind
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Social Notes From Flatwoods and Surrounding Areas
Sunday visits span Flatwoods Lanesville and nearby towns as residents travel to family homes and teach in Laconia. Local gatherings include a Frank lin township prize at No 6 for best looking lady and largest feet, with proceeds funding a school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
Lydia Schneider
Robert Richert
Sunny Slope Community Notes and Visits
Mrs. Florence Miller visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson Sunday. Wm Arnold and family visited in Floyd county. Miss Agnes Dowdle returned home from Falls Cities. Mr. and Mrs. George Bruch visited their son John in Greelyburg. George Dyer and Albert Bruch are log hauling for the hardwood company. Ada Crandall of Illinois visited her aunt Mrs. F A Miller and son Charles last week. Caleb Thomas of Loanesville visited his daughter Mrs. Wm Arnold and family. Mr. and Mrs. J S Thomas visited daughter Mrs. Shelby Waltz near Georgetown Sunday. Louis Quebbeman and family visited Albert Bruch and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bickel
Henry Bickel
Shiloh
Lotta Dammon
Maurice Griffin
Corydon
Charles Gleitz
Car
Samuel Zurschmiede
Mr. Z
Galena
John Steele
Fred Seits
Indianapolis
Fred Seitts
Philip Felker
George Henry
Joe Steiner
Raymond
Edward
Anie Day
Howard
Lanesville
Florence Miller
Charles Anderson
Wm Arnold
Floyd County
Agnes Dowdle
Falls
George Bruch
John
Greelyburg
George Dyer
Albert Bruch
Ada Crandall
Illinois
F. A. Miller
Charles
Caleb Thomas
Loanesville
Wm. Arnold
3. S. Thomas
Shelby Waltz
Georgetown
Louis Quebbeman
George Dowdle
Agnes
Bessie Eaton
Testimony for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia says the tablets gave him more relief than any prior tablets for a heavy dull after meal feeling. The advertisement claims they strengthen the stomach improve digestion regulate liver and bowels and are superior to pills at no extra cost. A free sample is offered at Louis 8 Riely’s drug store.
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Chamberlain
David Freeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
Louis 8. Riely’s
Washington Township Trustee Calls Weekly Office Day
Richard Cunningham, trustee of Washington Township, designates Saturday as his weekly office day and asks any person with public business to call on that day.
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Richard Cunningham
Washington Township
Local social notes from Corydon and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Atlen Torey visited Corydon on Tuesday. Miss Beulah Moyers teaches at the local school. Thanksgiving visits include Mr and Mrs Grover Graves with Mrs Malinda Hall. Mrs Jesse Hall visited her mother near Central. Relatives visited near New Middletown and Battle Town Kentucky. Mamie Coffman and Mrs Pearl Sherrill hosted Thanksgiving. Will Kaga from Uniontown Kentucky visited. he traveled with uncle David Simler to Lanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlen Torey
Corydon
Beulah Moyers
Grover Graves
Malinda Hall
Lovie Simler
Bessie Moyers
Dilla Beanblossom
Solomon Frank
Lawrence Moyars
Abraham Wright
Battletown
Jonah Coffman
Mamie
Pearl Sherrill
Will Kaga
Uniontown
Lanesville
David Simler
Thanksgiving Observed by Harrison County Friends
Thanksgiving was celebrated by Harrison county families and former friends from across the area. J. Q. Wiseman and family visited Mrs. Charles W. McCutcheon in Kokomo, with George A. McCutcheon also present. I. W. Wiseman left college duties to enjoy the gathering, while S. L. Wiseman and wife planned to attend but were delayed by providence. The day featured abundant food and a shared spirit of gratitude.
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Harrison County
J. Q. Wiseman
Little Mitchell
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Charles W. McCutcheon
George A. McCutcheon
Kokomo
W. Wiseman
S. L. Wiseman
Mildred
Chicago
How One Doctor Successfully Treats Pneumonia
Dr W J Smith of Sanders Alabama cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the sole chest infection treatment he uses for pneumonia and other symptoms. He reports consistent success in his practice and in personal use, recommending it as superior to other cough remedies. Sold by Louis B Riely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Smith
Sanders
Ala
Louis 8. Riely
No Hunting Notice on Elizabeth Tindall Farm Boone Township
Elizabeth N Tindall declares no hunting allowed on her farm in Boone Township for gun or dogs, posted to deter all hunters and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Township
Elizabethn Tindall
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding Piles send your address and I will explain how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment. Immediate relief and permanent care promised. No money needed. Mrs M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind
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M. Summers Box
Notre Dame
Ind
Local visits and Thanksgiving gatherings in Laconia
In Laconia families and friends gathered for Thanksgiving with visits from Claude Ashton Mrs. A's parents Miss Mayme Davis from Louisville and many local names. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Sadie Russel featured baskets of edibles and a later snapshot of the crowd.
Public Sale At Dogwood Farm December 9 1909
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his farm near Dogwood on Thursday December 9 1909 personal property includes a gray horse Gen Britton five brood mares in foal and other horses cattle sheep and hogs farm machinery and tools two Kentucky wagons buggies harness corn hay posts and more. Sums of five dollars and under cash. over five dollars on credit nine months with notes and approved security. Sale begins 9 o clock A M. Joke I King Arthur Russell Auctioneer.
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Dogwood
Gen
Britton
Nutlander
Little Wonder
Black Jewel
Big Frank
I. King
Arthur Russell
Elizabeth Anecdotes From Local Revival and Family News
Aunt Tillie Mellon of Rehoboth improves from critical illness. Taylor Grass and others from The Camp Ground attended revival services at Dogwood. Milton Funk and wife of Rehoboth visit son Marshall recovering from appendicitis in Louisville. Peter and John W. McRae attend Thanksgiving family reunion at Lizzie McRae Stewart’s in Sugar Grove. Thomas Dodds of Montpelier, Indiana, missed Uncle Henry Funk’s 100th birthday due to a dog accident breaking his arm. Tolbert Hoke and Mary Funk travel to Illinois to aid their ill mother Susannah Hoke. G W Davis of New Albany hires a rig after wind and light spoiled photos at the centenarian’s 100th anniversary, taking six negatives.
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Milton W. Funk
Rehoboth
Marshall
Louisville
Peter McRae
John W. McRae
Lizzie McRae Stewart
Sugar Grove
Thomas Dodds
Montpelier
Ind
Henry Funk
Tolbert Hoke
New Albany
Mary Hoke Funk
Elizabeth
Susannah Hoke
Will
Illinois
G. W. Davis
Social Roundup and Thanksgiving Visits at Lang Family
A week of wind storms set the scene as locals note small gatherings. Bertha Corbett and Cora Cline hosted visitors, with Rena Cunningham visiting Will Lang’s family and Mary Lang spending Thanksgiving with Edna and Lilly Franks. Several Lang relatives traveled to New Albany and Jeffersonville before returning home for holiday meals as families gathered across Barks Dale.
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Bertha Corbett
Cora Cline
Rena Cunningham
Will Lang
Mary M. Lang
Edna
Lilly Franks
Eugene Hoitell
Heidleberg
R. J. Corbett
Robert Corbett
Bertha
Marion Cunningham
Emly -Michalsheck
Joseph Lang
John Callahan
Blanche Avery
Milton Callahan
Willard
Eugene Cline
Charles Lang
Local Notes From Lanesville and Nearby Areas
Lanesville updates report a child of Andy Hess seriously ill in Flatwoods, Thanksgiving visits by Rudolph and Isabelle Schellenberger and sister Anna, and return to New Albany. Joseph Grantz adds an expert horse shoer. he seeks public patronage. Prof. Amiel Day and family visited near Breckenridge and attended the Harrison County Teacher's Institute at Corydon. A. M. Fisert visited his invalid daughter in Greelyburg, suffering neuralgia. A loss of a large piece of side meat near A Schellenberger's house is offered for recovery.
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Andy Hess
Rudolph
Isabelle Schelenberger
Miss Anna
New Albany
Joseph Grantz
H. Hager
Louisville
Grantz
Amiel Day
Peter Day
Breckenridge
Harrison County Teacher's Institute
Corydon
A A. Schellenberger
Mr. Schellenberger
Health Costs and Cough Remedy Promise
The text laments high medical costs from untreated illnesses and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for colds to prevent throat and lung problems. It notes many suffer from neglecting a cold and mentions sale by Louis S. Reily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Louis 8. Riely
Central residents host relatives and travelers from nearby cities
Ethel and Zelma Heed visited relatives at New Albany. Frank Saffer of Louisville visited J. F. Roby’s family and hunted near Heth. Daniel J. Rhodes of Hills Grove visited his son near Bloomington and friends in Indianapolis. Chester Smith of Central travels weekly to Louisville and New Albany markets. Walter Applegate and wife of Rosewood spent Thanksgiving with relatives and attended the Corydon Teachers Association meeting Friday and Saturday.
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Ethel
Zelma Heed
New Albany
Frank Saffer
Louisville
J. F. Roby
Old Heth
Daniel J. Rhodes
Hill Grove
John
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Chester Smith
Central
Walter Applegate
Rosewood
Mr. Applegate
Teachers’ Association
Corydon
No Hunting Allowed on Diana A. Watson Farm
Notice restricted hunting on Diana A. Watsons farm in Heth township two miles southwest of Central from this date with dogs or guns prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heth Township
Central
Diana A. Watson
Notice of Combined Newspaper Subscriptions
The Corydon Democrat and The Louisville Evening Times listed at a total price of 33.50. Both newspapers offered as a bundled subscription deal with specified payment terms and duration.
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Corydon Democrat
Louisville Evening Times
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Flatwoods
Fred Walker
CG. J. Richert
Benjamin Kirkham
Clara Richert
Laconia
Susie Schneider
Zetta Vogt
Margaret Sells
Titus
Jesse Hall
Mattie Hays
Ed Beanblossom
New Middletown
Mattie Davenport
Mrs
Clara Dykstra
South Bellingham, Wash
Cardus
A. iBewe Ee
Claude Ashton
A’s
Bill Elbert
George Melton
Arthur Brown
Mayme Davis
Lillian Davis
Elsie Radmacher
F.C. Wilbiar
Mildred Wise
Falls Cities
Raymond Boone
Horace Boone
Claude Steepleton
Cleveland, Ohio
Charles Pitman
Fern Lee
J. F. Russell
Claude McIntire
Robert Boone
Anna Brown
Hortense Hurst
Freda Conrad
Lois and
Blanche Conrad
Lou Shields
Douglass Cooper
Douglass Kingsley
James Shields
Tiiopolis
Jank Peters
Elkhart
Sadie Russel
Nellie Cooper
J. D. Cunningham
Fran’s Landing
Joseph V. Barrows
Mr. C
Morton Davis
J. H. Conrad
Sydney May
Jili Shields
H. C. Meisner
Eliza Ferree
Wm. Longbottom
Wm. Ferree
Allie
Jack Pitman
Rinda
Cora Eckhart
Frank Ferree
Burre] McKnight
Charity Russel
Russell
Tillie Mellon
Taylor Grass
Camp Ground
The
First National Bank
Willliam Riocco, Pres
W. HP
Wiseman
Y.J. Burret
Barks Dale
A. M. Sisert, SR
Hoosier Dairy Lunch
Sadie Wilson
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
E.E. Crayden
Ramsey
Hureka
Trotter
Cuzberland
Fredericksburg
Sam P. Vogt
D. F. Lemmon
J. W. Harbaugh
Eureka
Corydon, Ind
A. J. Blunk
Undertaker
New Middletown, MD
John H. Heth
Oriica
First National Bank Building
Ken
Columbus
Seymour
Greenwood
Hoosier Flyers
Dixie Flyers
Seymour-Indianapolis Limiteds
Southern Indiana
A. A. Anderson
Mgr. Columbas
Hoosier Limited
Watson Junction
Sellersburg
Scottsburg
Crothersville
Edinburg
Franklin
Bayne
Supt.i. & L. T. Co
Southern Railway
J. C. Beam, JR
ST. Louis, MO
E. Z. Bake
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