Harrison County Farmers Institutes Crandall Program
Crandall January 13 1905 agenda for Harrison County Farmers Institutes outlines morning music opening remarks seed corn discussions by J W Cooperider Scottsburg Indiana noon and 1 30 pm farm poultry business methods and evening session farmer's federation by J W Cooperider with Miss Lindley leading woman’s influence and resolutions adjournment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cooperier
Scottsburg
Ind
Miss Lindley
Salem
J. W. Cooperider
Fredcom
Whrimmer
R. BR
Corydon
Farmers' Institutes Schedule Attracts State Support
Program outlines morning invocations and noon discussions on poultry and education for farmers' sons and daughters. Maj. J S Pfrimmer aids sessions. events run at state expense with invited ladies, promising practical instruction and rewards for attendees. Chairs T W Burton and Henry Wright announce details.
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Maj. J. S. Pfrimmer
Hog buyers announce weekly payments by Louisville market
Elmer Davis offers to pay within forty cents of the Louisville market for hogs every Monday morning. Call and settle accounts by cash or note on or before January 1 as we aim to clear all balances. VY. H. BULLEIT & SON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Davis
Louisville
VY. H. Bulleit & Son
Fruit as Medicine for Better Health at Breakfast
A Indiana Farmer excerpt argues fruit improves health and reduces medicine use. Eating fruit on an empty stomach in the morning refreshes the digestive system and can replace ham eggs or bacon at breakfast. Fresh grapes peaches or apples are recommended with prunes as a backup, promising brighter energy and better complexions for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Heirs Lose Bid to Deplete Widow’s Trust Funds
In Indianapotis on December 15 Judge Allen ruled in favor of Mrs Mary Harrison McKee and Russell B Harrison against Mrs Mary Lord Harrison widow of the deceased president. They argued the widow’s trust fund was worth more than $125 080 and that the trustee should shrink it to meet the will. The decision ends their challenge to the fund’s size and its impact on the residuary estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapotis
Russell B. Harrison
Mary Harrison McKee
Mary Lord Harrison
Allen
Circuit Court
Russell Harrison
Mrs. McKee
A Fearful Fate and Piles Cure Testimonial
A Masonville man named Harry Colson extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best cure for piles including blind, bleeding, itching and protruding cases. He also notes its effectiveness for cuts burns and injuries. Sold at L A Riely Son’s druggists for 25 cents. Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Colson
Masonville
L. A. Riely & Son
Two Big Bargains in Corydon Property
Six room dwelling on West Mall Street with stable cistern and outbuildings. Good size lot with alleys on two sides. House and other buildings in good condition. Price 1250 dollars if sold quickly.
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West Mall Street
Bargain House on Maple Street Listed for 600 Dollars
One story dwelling on Maple Street with three rooms and a summer kitchen. Cistern and outbuildings included. In old repair but suitable for a small family. Price 600 dollars with easy payment.
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Maple Street
Bear Tracks Reported in Harrison County Cave Near Corydon
In King's Cave on the Charles Erstine farm near Corydon, bear tracks have been found in a cave. Locals dispute the age of the prints, with some believing they are recent and others 20 to 40 years old. Discoverers Robert Allen and C. W. Scott plan a broader search with others vouching for the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
King's Cave
Charles Erstine
Robert Allen
C. W. Scott
Robert
Walter
Roscoe Alien
Charles
Ed. Bratine
Otto Stark
C. W. and
R. W. Scott
G. B. Goss
Supreme Court Invalidates Bulk Stock Sale Law
The Supreme Court ruled last Friday that the legislature’s law restricting bulk merchandise sales without creditor notice is unconstitutional. It favored two creditor classes, creating an unconstitutional class legislation violation under both state and federal constitutions.
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Supreme Court
Resignation Notice From Local Salesman Isaac Lahue
The undersigned resigns from W. H. Bullett & Son as salesman after ten years of service. He thanks the public for loyal support and friendship, signed Isaac B Lahue, LAHUE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bullett & Son
Isaac
Lahue
Ex-Congressman Taylor Fined $50 in Pike Circuit Court
In Pike circuit court last Friday ex-Congressman Taylor was fined $50 for assaulting H. T. Dillon, another Petersburg attorney, during an embezzlement trial held days earlier. Taylor previously appeared in Harrison court in September for the divorce case Harris vs Harris.
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Pike
Taylor
H. T. Dillon
Petersburg
Harrison Circuit
Harris
Bridgeport News Notes and Local Freshments
Bridgeport sees a river rise of a few inches and a plain drive to New Albany. Local residents report tobacco worth 3700 grown by Fred Lear and visitors include Lawrence Stoy from Nebraska and Mr. Jefferies of Kentucky. George Fulner orders a hundred handmade barrels.
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New Albany
Fred Lear
Lawrence Stoy
Nebraska
Dan
New Amsterdam Notes and Court Officers
Holiday returns from Riverview and Fall Cities as the river rises slowly. A Christmas Eve U B church event invites all. Mrs Needy from Louisville attends a funeral for her sister Mrs Mathews. Hallie Mathews returns from Philadelphia to be with her mother. New Amsterdam Court No 254 elected officers led by George Dawson and J C Frank with several other officers.
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U. B
Mrs. Needy
Louisville
H. Mathews
Hallie Mathews
Philadelphia
New Amsterdam Court
George Dawson
J. C. Frank
Gertrude Hottell
Jesse Redden
D. S. Stoker
John Stoker
George Lone
Geo Bandy
Henry McAdams
Gresham Camp 3270 elects officers on 10th inst
Cory don M W A election lists new officers for Gresham Camp No 3270 with W C W Nye W A W H Reese BE B E S Buileit Clerk E H Breeden Escort P E Loitch Watchman James Brandenburg Sentry A L Reese Physician Z C Wolfe Manager H W Denbo Organist John Shuck Also notes Gibson books at Rielys drug store
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Gresham
Corydon
W.C
W. 5. Nye
W. A
W. H. Reese
BE. B
E. S. Buileit
E. H. Breeden
P. E. Loitch
James Brandenburg
A. L. Reese
Z. C. Wolfe
H. W. Denbo
John Shuck
Nearly Sixty Years in the Ministry
The Rev. Dr. Thomas G. Beharrell, one of Indiana's oldest Methodist ministers, celebrates his eightieth birthday. Daughters arrange a reunion at Mrs. George Ridley's home on Beharrell avenue from 2 to 6 p.m. today. He has served in ministry since the early 1800s and remains a sought pulpit orator in New Albany and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Beharrell
Indiana
George Ridley
Charles Ridley
Thomas Applegate
Mat Hickey
Beharrell Avenue
Beharrell
Methodist Church
New Albany
N. A. Ledger
Moberly Notes and Local Social Items
Our snow in full blast and Upworth League gatherings resume Sundays. Albert White visited home folks. John K. Welker was in the vicinity. Mrs. Rev. W. G. Morgan improves after illness while Rev. W. G. Morgan conducts meetings at Thompson's Chapel. Miss Ruth Smoots visits Miss Abbie Loudon. Miss Sallie Shuck from Valley City visits sister Mrs. Ed Watson.
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Upworth League
Albert White
W. G. Morgan
Ruth Smoots
Abbie Loudon
Sallie Shuck
Valley City
Mrs
Ed Watson
Har rison County Agricultural Society Holds Meeting
The Harrison County Agricultural Society officers and directors met at the courthouse last Saturday afternoon. A motion passed to reissue and cancel outstanding stock. Premiums remain 8200 and races get 1240. Premium list publication to be set by the executive committee. Fall fair time fixed for the last week of August 1905.
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Harrison County Agricultural Society
Court House
Executive Committee
House Burns in Seow Township Destroys Amy Family Dwelling
Last Friday the home of Jonh Amy in Seow Township burned down with all contents. The family was visiting a neighbor when the fire started, likely from a stove pipe. No insurance, loss hits a poor family hard. storm gear advertised by Vey Buller & Son.
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Jonh Amy
Seow Tp
Amy
Anti Cigarette Movement Promotes Youth Smoking Laws
The article notes church leaders condemning cigarette use among boys and plans three more Sunday services. It cites Indiana law banning sales to minors 16 and under with fines from ten to fifty dollars and possible jail time for violations, enforcing by the Prosecuting Attorney.
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The
Christian Church
Black
Indiana
Indiana Legislature Occupations Directory Shows Many Lawyers
A directory of the Indiana Legislature lists occupation backgrounds for members elected. It notes fifty three lawyers, with thirty two in the Senate and twenty one in the House. Other trades include farmers merchants bankers physicians editors oil producers and more across both chambers.
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Indiana
Senate
House
Xmas Presents From Denbo and Kepner Store
A historic ad lists housewares and furniture such as folding beds chairs tables dressers and sewing machines offered as Christmas presents. The notice invites customers to visit the store before choosing gifts citing a wide range of styles and colors in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DENBO
Kepner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harrison County Farmers’ Institutes
Crandall
Depauw
Purdue University
T. W. Burton
Henry Wright
Riely
Atore
Santa Claus
Corydon Property
BEARS
Harrison CO
King’s Cave
Ohio
W.H. Bullett & Son
Violetta
Bridgeport
Bonn
Carter
Mr. Jefferies
Kentucky
Jack Buckles
George Fulner
Cora Farn
John McCollms
Plain J.T. Farnsley and
B. Fright
Charles Shoemaker
Chas. Cunningham Place
City
Henry Mittler
Georgetown Flood County
Bridgeport U. B
Danner
Elizabeth Work
New Amsterdam
Katie Johnson
J. L. Jones
Riverview
C. M. Kendle
Moberly
S. F. Pitman
John K. Welker
Thompson’s Chapel
Vey Bullerr & Son
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