Tillers of the Soil at County Farmers Institute
The county farmers institute met last Wednesday and Thursday and proved a success. Dr J C Curryer of Mankato and Mrs J W Bates of Broad Ripple led sessions on the horse and household economy with practical demonstrations. Dr Wolfe of New Albany spoke on cattle raising and fertilizing. J S Pfrimmer was elected president with Amzi W Brewster as secretary. Horace Flora honored for past service.
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County Farmers’ Institute
J. C. Curryer
Mankato
Minn
J. W. Bates
Broad Ripple
Ind
H. S. Wolfe
New Albany
Martin V. Hanger
Edwardsville
Wolfe
J. S. Pfrimmer
Amzi W. Brewster
Horace Flora
A. W. Brewster
Brewster
Riely Bean
Clara Pfrimmer
Allein Shuck
Accident at Crandall harms hunter in thigh
Sam Himmel haver, son of Lawrence Himmel haver of Franklin township, was shot in the thigh when Sam Garing's gun discharged while rabbits were being pursued near Crandall. The bullet missed the bone. Himmel haver remains away from home. A safety rule for hunters is to keep guns not cocked in the presence of others.
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Sam Himmelhaver
Lawrence Himmelhaver
Franklin Township
Sam Garing
Crandall
Garing
Himmelhaver
Monthly Report for Corydon Public Schools End Nov
The Corydon public schools report for the month ending November 20 shows enrollment 31, average daily attendance 308, percent on enrollment 77 percent on belonging 88, tardiness 35, suspensions 85, truancy 1, visitors and officials totaling 105 and 16 respectively, with J. W. Hiddle serving as superintendent.
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Corydon
Toreini
J. W. Hiddle
Farm for Sale Near Ramsey Indiana 80 Acres
80 acre farm for sale located two and a half miles east of Ramsey on Albany and Mill Town road. 20 acres timber suitable for building and orchards, near railroad stations with a fine location. A bargain. Contact Conrad Heuser Jr Ramsey Ind. ali-dt.
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Ramsey
Albany
Milltown Road
Conrad Heuser, JR
Ind
Southern Railway announces winter tourist season service
The Southern Railway declares the winter tourist season opening with its own dining facilities and expanded routes across the South. It highlights superb service linking the North and South with Florida Cuba Mexico the Pacific Coast and Central America.
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The
Southern Railway
Florida
Cuba
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Central America
Scott's Emulsion Advertisement Claims Breaks Vicious Health Cycle
An advertisement argues that kicking a dog worsens both, urging outside help from Scott's Emulsion. It explains the product as restoring stomach function, enriching blood, and building a stronger body to halt the cycle. The ad features the Scott & Bowne trade mark and offers free samples and bottle pricing.
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Scott
Maccabee Hall Hosts Busy Box-Supper Fundraiser
The Maccabee hall crowded last Friday for an old fashioned box supper with fruit boxes, cake votes, and a penny vote cake. Emma Rowling won the best cake prize and $15.23 from cake votes while Laura Rowe finished second. The event raised $8.40 from boxes and $15.23 plus $1.48 from cake votes, with Brewster Orchestra providing music and remarks by Gwartney and Thomas.
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Maccabee Hall
Emma Rowling
Laura Rowe
Messrs. Gwartnéy
Thomas
Brewster Orchestra
Emma
Germaine Magician Delights Paoli Audience
The Paoli News reports Germaine the magician mesmerized a Mineral Springs Hotel Hall crowd last Thursday with telepathy feats. He wowed a large audience from start to finish and was praised as a marvel in magic. He will perform again Friday night December 13.
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Paoli News
Germaine
Paoli
Mineral Springs
Harrison County Agricultural Association Meeting Notice
Officers and directors elect are called to meet at the Corydon courthouse on Saturday December 14 1901 to arrange a premium list for next year and handle other business. O L Huston president Emery Breeden secretary. plus an advertisement for Rielys Christmas stock and Dr Kay s Renovator remedies for constipation.
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Harrison County Agricultural Association
Court House
Corydon
O. L. Huston
Emery H. Breeden
To Cure a Cold in a Day Novelty Tablet Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets as a quick cold cure. It promises refunds from all druggists if the product fails to cure and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box. The price is 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Public notice on remonstrance costs and local ads
The Federal board warns remonstrance signers that they will not pay any suit costs, guaranteed by an executive committee. The notice promotes holiday goods at Riely’s and advertises Dr Kay’s Renovator and tools from J J Bullett & Son.
Leg Breaks in Barnyard Accident Near Town
Benjamin Leffler employed by William Wiseman, southwest of town, suffered a severe leg injury Friday when his horse stumbled in the barnyard and fell, breaking the leg in two places between knee and ankle. Doctors Daniel and Martin set the fractures.
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Benjamin Leffler
William Wiseman
Lefler
Daniel and
Martin
Debates The Great Lincoln And Douglass Again
The Weaver House boys challenge four peers to a series of debates starting next Thursday at 7 sharp on the topic Resolves That Socialism is Practical and Desirable. Also notice Xmas goods display with pictures sterling silver novelties toys chairs and other holiday items at low prices. The House announcement mentions Rep W T Zenor introducing a bill to pay war overwork clerks and laborers 20 percent. Germaine performance advertised at a dollar admission. Decil-2w
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Lincoln
Douglass
Weaver House
Hus. C. P. Trotter & Co
House
W. T. Zenor
Senate
Secretary of War
Spain
County Officers Hear Reports and Appointments
The W. H. Keller Co. received the contract to furnish dry goods for the poor asylum quarter and $11 for half a ton of bran. Dr. William Daniel was appointed physician at $350 yearly. Ratio Lewis named constable in Harrison township. Reed Sharp Albert Stover and Milton Bean named highway viewers near Pfrimmer Chapelford with favorable report. County Attorney R S Birkhant reappointed at $100. Liquor cases Wright Funk and Grut remain on trial. Remonstrance withdrawals contested with decisions expected today.
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W. H. Keller Co
Alex Miller & Co
William Daniel
Ratio Lewis
Harrison Township
Reed Sharp
Albert Stover
Milton Bean
Pfrimmer Chapelford
R. S. Birkhant
The Sentinel Unveils New Dress and Clarity
The Sentinel announces a refreshed appearance with new type and cleaner pages. It predicts clearer, unequivocal Democratic appeals and a call to arms for a glorious victory.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Sentinel
White Congress Once More and No Colored Members
The article notes that for the first time since the war there is no colored man in Congress, despite Republican majorities in 215 districts and negro votes aiding many wins. It questions why ten to fifteen colored men are not sent to Congress and mocks claims of friendship to African Americans. Also mentions orders for Christmas oysters, pictures for sale, and new folding lounges from local vendors.
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Congress
United States
Woodmen Elect Officers for Gresham Camp
Gresham Camp M W of A elected officers for the coming year last Saturday night. W J Bullett is W C E S Hallett W A E L Pitman Banker E H Breeden Clerk A R Snyder Escort James Brandenburg Watchman W C Bowling Sentry. The camp has over 100 members and one serves as Head Physician of the State. New applications are pouring in and the camp is on a boom.
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W. J. Bullett
W. C. E. S. Hallett
W. A. E. L. Pitman
E. H. Breeden
A. R. Snyder
James Brandenburg
W. C. Bowling
Gresham Camp
Woodcraft
Corydon Tent Officers Elected for 3-Year Term
Corydon Tent of K O T M elected James W. Morris as Com, Geo Dannenfelser Lieut Com, W H Keller Sr Finance Keeper, Henry Seburn Chaplain, John W Stauth Record Keeper, Z C Wolfe Physician, Dan Applegate Sargent, Gideon Feller Master at Arms, Chas Keller 1st Master of Guards, Geo C Doolittle 2nd Master of Guards, D A Keller Sentinel, Geo L Hess Picket. Hess also chosen trustee for three years.
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Guards
D. A. Keller
Sentinel
Geo. L. Hess
Picket
R. K
Four Jackson Township Ladies Add To 437 Years
Four old ladies from Jackson township named Wagner Routenbush Lunger Hunter and Kepley add their ages to 437 years. The notice promotes Christmas gifts at The Hub offering chairs fur muffs toys dolls books games jewelry and Rogers silverware.
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Jackson Township
Wagner
Routenbush
Lunger
Hunter
Kepley
Wm. Rogers
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County Institute
Sweetheart
T.C. Winkler
Corydon, Ind
Monthly Report
Ali-Dt
Pearl St
New York
Maccabee Social
Marvel In Magic
Santa Claus
Riely’s
Kay
J. J. Bullett & Son's
S. M. Miller’s
China
Messrs. Wright, Funk and Grut
the Sentinel
White Congress
Johnny Gable
S. M. Miller
Rowe Bros
Woodmen
M. W. of A
C. P. Trotter & Co
Boxes
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