Community notes from Taylor Township ARMINDANCE
Local residents report illnesses visits and social events across Taylor Township. names include Joseph Palmer Serlean Brinly Joa Reeves Mce Cauley Emma Seibert Lillian Davis Nellie Lola Berry Irene Hess Clarence Ware Wm Murdoch W A Haas John Sample Christina Heimbaugh J D McRae Bettie Fox R Neels and committees. Fundraisers at school No 3 raised 905 dollars cake contest proceeds 20 dollars 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chistina Heimbaugh
School No. 3
Bettie Fox
Rosewood
Harris Colvin
Clarence Colvin
R. Neels
L. Cunningham
Morton Davis
Lawrence Reeves
Courtney Brown
Annie Coyl
Accident In Ramsey Store Injures Charles P Bye
Charles P Bye was accidentally shot in the left foot in Ramsey at Ed Davis store last Saturday morning. A boy from John Rossbottom entered the shop with a shotgun that slipped from the counter and discharged, striking Mr Bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Bye
Ramsey
Ed Davis
John Rossbottom
Mr. Bye
Local Notes and Visitors Reach Across Town
Elizabeth joyfully greets Santa Claus while Walter Kron is ill. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Lon Adoksby. Myrtle Huffman stays with Mrs. Aaron Peters. Celia Seibert of Contvenience visits W. D. Barnes. Lee Conner, at the St. Louis fair three months, visits parents. Sydney Crosier of Boone Co. builds an addition to Harrison Co. Home Telephone Co. will extend to Floyd county. G. B. Sisymaker of Anderson, Ind. visits his mother. Lee Winders and family from Louisville visit, then travel near New Middletown. Robert Campell, Louisville resident, visiting relatives. brings a phonograph. Andy and Frank Liebert pass through town. western ways excite locals. The M. E. S. S. of this place plans an entertainment on Dec 24. Miss Purvia Cline, Nellie Rusk and Vada Harmon take charge of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kron
Frank Bowling
Lon Adoksby
Myrtle Huffman
Aaron Peters
Lee Conner
Sydney Crosier
Boone Co
Harrison Co. Home Telephone Co
Floyd County
G. B. Sisymaker
Anderson
Ind
Drillette
Sisymaker
Lee Winders
Louisville
Dr. Winders
New Middletown
Robert Campell
Rob
Andy
Frank Liebert
Marriage Licenses Granted To Several Couples
Oscar D. Kirkham weds Ida E. Funk. Claude E. Beaublossom weds Hallie L. Wendell. Henry F. Troutman weds Sophia Chism. Reuben Glenn weds Lacey C. Dubois. Charles H. Sibert weds Minnie Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar D. Kirkham
Ida E. Funk
Claude E. Beaublossom
Hallie L. Windell
Henry F. Troutman
Sophia Chism
Reuben Glenn
Lacey C. Dubois
Charles H. Sibert
Minnie Dawson
From the Farm to the Railway Costs Hit Farmers
The agricultural department in Washington states United States farmers spend about 950 million dollars yearly to move goods from farms to railroad stations. The figure highlights losses in time wear and tear on equipment and the need for better farming science to improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Washington
United States
Portland Oregonian
Local Notices Roundup From Cisterns to Protracted Meetings
Henry Wolfe remains unchanged while Robert Watson shows improvement. Stella Kelly, long sick, is better. John Myers waits eight s for a cistern. P McRae and Henry Showmaker bought four mules recently. Rev Garnes conducts a protracted meeting at St Paul. Fred Lilpop and family visited the Taylors. Miss Woodie Sands from New Albany returns home after visiting Miss Maud McKim. Mr and Mrs McKim move to New Albany due to daughter Mrs Jess Rowe. Bernard McPhillips Sheridan Tezrick John and Throcket Sutie hauled hogs to New Albany last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wolfe
Robert Watson
Stella Kelly
John Myers
P. McRae
Henry Showmaker
Rev. Garnes
St. Paul
Fred Lilpop
Taylor Grass
Woodie Sands
New Albany
Maud McKim
McKim and Wife
Jess"Rowe
Bernard McPhillips
Sheridan Tez’riek
John
Throcket Sutie
Maccabee Election Officers Chosen in Corydon Meeting
The Maccabees of Corydon elected officers Monday night led by C Dannenfelser as Chief, L C Morris as Lt Commander, R K Linder as Right Keeper, Chap C E Rupp, Serg Charles T Keller, M A Gideon Feller, 1st M G David Miller, 2d M G W H Rosenbaarger, Sentinel A G Ward, Picket E L Pitman, Host Gid Feller, Trustee A G Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maccabees of
Corydon
C.—George Dannenfelser
L. C
James W. Morris
R. K
A. B. Linder
C. E. Rupp
Charles T. Keller
Gideon Feller
M. G
David Miller
W. H. Rosenbaarger
Sentinel
A. G. Ward
Picket
General notice and local briefs report
The Democrat thanks readers for delinquent subscription responses and requests remaining arrears be settled. A street brawl in New Amsterdam involved a Woodward and Peas as principals with rocks and knives. Emma May hosts a Franklin township quilting tea with a large neighborhood turnout and dinner. New Albany council adopts an ordinance imposing a $25 fine for public space harassment and streetcar misdeeds. William Goldsberry sues Louisville City Railway for injuries after his wagon was struck and demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Peas
New Amsterdam
Common Council
New Albany
William Goldsberry
Fredericksburg
Floyd
Louisville City Railway Company
Goldsberry
Louisville
Tulips Gay For Next Year
September is best for planting tulips said Bailey but beds are occupied so planting will be postponed to October or November. For garden culture single early tulips are preferred though some favor the longer lasting early doubles. Late tulips are beautiful but stay in beds too long in spring and winter mulch aids winter hardiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Some People Call Sats Apartments They Prefer Compartments
A dissatisfied man argues that Sats should be termed compartments rather than apartments. He contends the term apartment misrepresents their structure and function. The remark appears in the Washington Star’s discussion on housing terminology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Local notes on residents and community events
Harry Shields and Morris Funk are at home while Mrs Zettie Sands is ill. News includes births to Juli Robyls and Daal thin, Sallie Byrum buying an organ, and Christmas plans at M E church with Santa Claus. Reports of a lockjaw horse, a split ankle from Craven Boone, mail route starting from Rock Haven Ky, and Lillpop building a small town. Laconia Court 260 officers elected led by Charles Shields and Joel Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shields
Morris Funk
Zettie Sands
Jack Hedges
Juli Robyls
Sallie Byrum
Daal Thin
May Funk
Milton W. Funk
Jef F. Russell
Ethel Grass
New Albany
Rehoboth
Thompson Brown
Laura and
Nella Cooper
Elcie Radmacher
Henry
Milton Funk
Rock Haven
Emery Brown
Craven G. Boone
W. H Lillpop
W.H. Lillpop
Noah
Laconia Court
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Senate committee to take up Arizona New Mexico statehood bill
Washington reports the senate committee on territories will consider the house passed statehood bill for Arizona New Mexico and Indian Territory Oklahoma as two states. Chairman Beveridge expects completion after December 16 when the Philippine bill is scheduled for a vote. The steering committee’s recommendation signals little opposition to passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Beveridge
Two Bank Robbers Nabbed in Toulon With Cash
Peoria Illinois December 12 two men identified as Edward O Regan and a companion were arrested in a Toulon livery stable after a Peoria National Bank robbery. Five large revolvers and $1880 in currency were found on them. O Regan had prior Chicago jail time for robbery. The partner’s identity remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Peoria National Bank
Toulon
Edward O’regan
Chicago
Saltness of the Sea Cause and Effect
The sea grows saltier through water’s solvent power and evaporation. Rain, rivers, and springs carry salts to the ocean while evaporation pumps up pure water, leaving solids behind. Marine life also uses minerals, and when saturation occurs salt deposits form in beds like Caspian, Dead Sea, Salt Lake City area, and rock salt deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspian
Dead Sea
Salt Lake
Utah
The Key to Long Living for the Elderly
An article argues that men in their eighties and nineties resemble thin, spare figures despite diet. It suggests that even careful eaters may overindulge in unsuitable foods and may need Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Letter From Congressman White to The Home
A North Carolina congressman named White sends a formal letter to The Home addressing constituents' concerns. The communication emphasizes policy positions and urges unity on key legislative priorities.
Congressman George H White Praises Peruna Cure
Letter from Tarboro North Carolina Congressman George H White dated February 4 1899 endorses Peruna as an excellent remedy for grip and catarrh. He reports using it in his family and recommends it to readers with a free medical consultation offer from Dr Hartman and a 1905 Peruna Almanac available through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry White
Tarboro
N. C
Hartman
House of Representatives
Washington
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
George H. White
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Make Better Highways Wider Tires Cut Road Costs
The article argues wide tires reduce power needs and improve roads. Tests show 40 percent more power for narrow 1.5 inch tires versus 3 inch tires on a 2 ton load. Wide tires firm soil and reduce ruts, with laws and toll-road rebates promoting their use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
United States
Kentucky
Public Sale by Jacob Lottich of Lanesville
Jacob Lottich of Lanesville will sell household and kitchen furniture at a public auction on Saturday the 21st at 1 pm. A nine month credit offered on amounts over 85 dollars. sums under 5 dollars cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Lottich
Lanesville
Mil l ions Rush in Mad Chase After Health Fads
The piece notes a rush toward quick fixes and fads for health urging readers to eat proper food and keep bowels regular with Dr. King's New Life Pills for relief, liver and stomach issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Burnville Society Teems With News and Holiday Plans
Mosier is able to be out again. M A Hazzard hauls Joga for Fred Frank. Real Supervisor candidates are emerging. Miss Bess Kepley returns from Corydon. Miss Dellie Sappenfield to be home for Christmas. W W Kepley to move to Galena for timber business. Berry Parish to return from Illinois. Charles D Stevens visits New Salisbury. Mrs Carrie Utz to visit Rebekah Byrn. Two ax handle factories run at full capacity by C Mayman and Eph Byrn. Christmas Eve entertainment rehearsals underway with Byrneville cornet band. All invited to join the fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Mosier
M. A Hazzard
Joga
Fred Frank
Bess Kepley
Corydon
Dellie Sappenfield
Indianapolis
W. W. Kepley
Galena
Berry Parish
Illinois
Charles D. Stevens
New Salisbury
Carrie Utz
Washington State
Rebekah Byrn
C. Mayman
Eph Byrn
Byrneville Cornet Band
Local notes reflect illness and community events
Mauckport and Fin Kingsley report a very sick child while Mrs Ann Jacobs suffers typhoid fever. Frank Foster plans to start a daily routine on a gasoline boat loaded with tobacco and apple brandy. Ben Frakes relocated to Capt Ballard farm for farming. A debating society led by Amzi Kannapel proposes next Friday night a debate on whether common school patrons should elect teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin
Kingsley
Ann Jacobs
Frank Foster
Ben. Frakes
Capt
Protracted Meeting At Wesley Chapel and Local Move Plans
Valley City reports a protracted meeting at Wesley Chapel led by Mattie Watson. Martha Windell visits her sister in Tolu Kentucky. Ed Ripperdan is building a new home for his son Lee. Frank Potter traveled to Louisville with a fine drove of cattle. Bob Swan may move to Knox county. Presbyterian Sunday school plans a cantata The Real Santa Claus on Wednesday night December 28 with a 10 cent admission for the benefit of the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Martha Windell
Tolu
Ripperdan
Lee
Frank Potter
Louisville
Bob Swan
Knox County
Presbyterian Sunday School
Santa Claus
In Memory Edith Parilee Wilson
Edith Parilee Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wilson near Lanesville died December 11 1904 after four weeks illness of typhoid fever at age 7 years 8 months and 15 days Funeral held Tuesday morning remains laid to rest in Zoar churchyard She leaves her parents two brothers and two sisters to mourn her early departure No 4 SCHOOL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Parilee Wilson
John Wilson
Lanesville
Zoar
Go Home For Comfort Fun And Reform At Home
A vintage box paper for Christmas at Rielys Drug Store promotes home as the cure for fatigue, need for consolation, and a place to showcase reform. It cheekily advocates practicing liberal acts first at home with spouse and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riely’s
Appointment of Administratrix for Antone Drunzel Estate
Notice that Mary Ackerman named administratrix of the estate of Antone Drunzel late of Harrison County Indiana deceased. Des number 17194. Wm Ridley attorney. Estate described as solvent. Admx signature dai-3w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Drunzel
Harrison County
Indiana
Mary Ackerman
Wm. Ridley
Dai-3w
Notice of Administrator for Harrison County Indiana Estate
The undersigns announces appointment as administrator of the estate of John B. Mery late of Harrison County Indiana deceased. The administrator, NSRaNaN ENGLEMA G Wim Ridley, appears to be named. This notice records the court action and the official designation of the executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Mery
Harrison ‘County
Indiana
Nsranan
Wim, Ridley
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J. D. McRae
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Roy Winders
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Contvenience
W. D. Barnes
Purvia Cline
Nellie Rusk
Vada Harmon
Zeola Kirham
Emma ‘May
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Neely Funk
Dr. Weaver
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Congressman White
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