Christmas ads and local notices fill Crawford county pages
Local items report Dr DP Tackett as Secretary of the Crawford county Board of Health. Messages note Christmas greetings and sales at S M Miller's including novelties and china. Several brief items mention visits, promotions in L&N offices, a prisoner's funeral, a suicide, medical remedies, and school quarantines for scarlet fever and diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DP. Tackett
Board of Health of
Crawford County
Local auctioneer opens Corydon sales and notices
Wm. A. Russell the auctioneer has located in Corydon and will schedule sales across the county at reasonable charges. Also, a rock ledge removal explosion near Washington County caused an 800 pound stone to crash into a home, destroying belongings. Amanda Swim Wright was granted a Floyd circuit court divorce from Oscar S. Wright on grounds of failure to provide and custody of John Swim Wright with visit rights to the father. California pills are advertised to relieve stomach and bowel issues, and Dr King’s New Life Pills are promoted as safe for liver and stomach relief at 25 cents.
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Wm. A. Russell
Corydon
Eureka
Charles Cauble
Washington County
Amanda Swim Wright
Floyd
Oscar S. Wright
John Swim Wright
Dr. King
L. A. Riely & Son
Farm for Sale with Timber and House in Crispois area
For Sale. A five acre farm with valuable timber and good land in the wet bottom. Includes a very good house, barn and other outbuildings with ample water. A real bargain. inquiry to Thomas McKim Crispois. dee203m.
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Wreek Bottom
Thoms Mckim
Telephone growth at Cumberland Co during November
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co reports 456 exchanges in operation and 136,016 phones in service on November 1. During the month 491 phones were added and 2,048 discontinued, giving a net increase of 2,270 phones. Total telephones November 30 numbered 138,885.
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Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co
Farmers' price control group seeks farmer input
The American Society of Equity outlines a plan to regulate the price of farm products. With headquarters in Indianapolis led by J A Everett the society aims to organize farmers to fix the sale prices of farm goods and reduce reliance on merchants and speculators.
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American Society of Equity
Indianapolis
J. A. Everett
Death of Mrs Susannah Martin at 88 in Palmyra
Mrs Susannah Martin aged 88 years 5 months 2 days died at her son John H Martin’s home in Palmyra on the 14th inst after age related infirmities. Widely known and beloved by neighbors she belonged to the U B church and died in a Christian faith. Funeral held the next day with a discourse by Rev Cort Murr of Greenville. She leaves children John H Martin Brazilla Pectol Martha Cudglazier Clara Durnill and C W Cole.
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Susannah Martin
John H. Martin
Palmyra
Hatere
U. B. Chepth
Cort Murr
Greenville
State Grange Session at Seymour Delivers Broad Reform Agenda
Report from Seymour covers the State Grange three day session with about three hundred delegates. Key aims include postal reform and universal mail delivery, postal savings banks, direct Senatorial election, anti monopoly laws, ICC powers, pure food laws, farm market access, anti trust actions, ship canal linking Mississippi and Great Lakes, federal officer pay reform, national and state highway aid, and postal parcel telegraph services.
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State Grange
Seymour
Aaron Jones
South Bend
The
Grange
United States
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Hunters in Trouble in Boone Township Cases
Reports detail deputies pursuing foreign hunters in Boone Township. Louis ville parties faced affidavits before Squire Morris. George Messmer challenged requisition laws and was ordered returned to Indiana by Governor Beckham. One hunter, William Radcliff of Edwardsville, fined for outside township hunting and selling quails. Miscellaneous notes include a Toledo firm offering a catarrh cure and related advertisements.
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John Newhouse
Louisville
Boone Township
Squire W. H. Morris
George Messmer
Corydon
Hanley
Frankford
Beckham
Kentucky
Messner
Indiana
William Radcliff
Edwardsville
Newhouse
Radcliff
Morris
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