Democrats Plan District Chairmen Caucuses Across Indiana
Indiana Democrats fixed January 5 for district chairmen elections and December 31 for county mass meetings to choose delegates. Delegates per county depend on last election votes. Harrison County has thirteen delegates with Mark Storen as district candidate. County meetings in all 92 counties meet at local halls and centers to select delegates.
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Indiana
Democratic State Central Committee
Indianapolis
Rmovernor Marshall
Marshall
Haris
Mark Storen
Ttsburg
Miles
Henry Bo
Public Sale of Personal Property from Johnson Estate
Personal property of the late Sarah E. Johnson will be sold at public auction at the Johnson residence in Posey Township one and a half miles west of town on Tuesday January 1. The sale includes one horse, one cow, one good buggy with harness, about 200 bushels of corn, five tons of clover hay, fodder, three large iron kettles, a 20 gallon copper kettle, 11 Linch wood, household goods, and more. Terms see sale bills.
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Sarah E. Johnson
Johnson
Poseyip
Posey Township Church Service at 10:30
A church announcement states a service will be held in Posey township at 10 30. The notice emphasizes the time and location for the congregation.
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Posey Township
Ing
Christmas greetings and small town happenings in Waltherburg
Mr. George Hausz suffers a swollen leg and stays in bed while Oscar Green of Duncan visits his grandfather Zollman and Huxley Williams sells fine hogs in New Albany. Church events include a German program at St John’s Lutheran near Lanesville and Prof Julius Prelle’s surprise 47th birthday given by Lutheran youth.
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Huxley Williams
New Albany
Gusta Walther
Tena
Emilie Voelker
Herman Schneider
Oscar Green
Duncan
Chris. Zollman
Democrat
Chris. Ammer
Holland County
Cal
Christopher
Regina Woertz
Rose Walther
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lanesville
Sth
Julius Prelle
Prelle
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Ad touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children used by a nurse at a New York Children's Home to break colds in 24 hours and cure feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worms. Promises 25 cents at druggists and free sample by mail to Allen Omsted LeRoy New York. d22 4
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Mother Gray
New York
Allen
Omsted
LeRoy
N. Y
Benson Couple Visits Corydon for Subscription Renewal
Mr and Mrs Albert Benson of Franklin township visited Corydon on Monday and renewed their subscription during the call.
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Albert Benson
Franklin Township
Corydon
Child Burned to Death in Posey Township Accident
Mildred Pearson the thirteen month old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Pearson of Posey township died two hours after a fire started by her lighting a flame while playing with a stick lighter at their home three miles southwest of Elizabeth. The four year old sister warned the parents as the clothing burned off. Funeral held at Rehoboth church with Rev George W Lamb officiating.
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Mildred
William Pearson
Posey Township
Elizabeth
Rehoboth Church
George W. Lamb
Congress Hits Christmas Recess Through January 4
Congress adjourned for the Christmas holidays until January 4 after a recess resolution passed by both the House and the Senate. Many lawmakers will stay in Washington, while others return home to face district and state re election pressures.
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Congress
House
Senate
Washington
Far West
R. P. Main Dead After Stroke at 86
R. P. Main former wholesale grocer of New Albany died at his Greenville home from a stroke of paralysis. He was eighty six, born in Connecticut, and survived by a widow and four children. Funeral Sunday at Greenville Methodist, Rev. Myers McKinney presiding. Remains interred in Fairview cemetery at New Albany. Main was widely known in Harrison county.
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R. P. Main
New Albany
Greenville
Connecticut
Myers McKinney
Elizabeth
Fairview
Main
Harrison County
Democratic Mass Meeting Notice in Corydon
Democrats of Harrison county are summoned to a mass meeting at the courthouse Corydon on Friday December 31 at 2 PM to choose thirteen delegates for the district meeting in New Albany on January 5 1910 to elect a chairman for the Third Congressional district David G Mints Co Chairman Henry W Denno Secretary
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Harrison County
Court House
Corydon
New Albany
David G. Mints
Henry W. Denno
Auctioneer Ad for James M. Sherrill in New Amsterdam
Advertises James M. Sherrill as a full time auctioneer with fifteen years of experience. Based in New Amsterdam Indiana with Eureka phone. Also contains a season holiday prompt for Geo H. Feller's oysters for Christmas.
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James M. Sherrill
New Amsterdam
Ind
Eureka
Geo. H. Feller’s
Obituary: David Detrick 102 Dies in Elizabeth Indiana
David Detrick died at 102 in Elizabeth Indiana. He owned ninety acres in Webster township from 1835 to 1855 near St Peters Church. Survived by five children including Mary Ann Jasper Emiline Thomas and Ellen, with Ellen married to Joseph Burton. He was married to Ann Stoner in 1883 and remembered as a conscientious Christian gentleman.
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David Detrick
Elizabeth
Indiana
Webster Township
Webster
Franklin Township
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Mary Nauman
David
Harrison County
James
Amos
Jacob Crosby
Mary Crosby
DF. L
Supervisors Elected for County Road Districts
The county elected the following supervisors on the 18th for each road district. Blue River Township Asa Mott William Edmondson Lib Creech Jacob Zimmerman Jackson John Helig Philip Heuser Chas Stevens Scott JA Heishman Michael Hershman Boone Edward Brown Walter J McIntire George Shultz Webster William Harper John Bowling Washington John Crecelius Lee McAdams Spencer Jacob Rosenbarger Charles Mosier Frank Sanders Frank Thevenot Harrison Wilford Emily Stephen Taylor John DeSchamp James Dooley Franklin Philip Leber Williams Keulen Chris Deusers Charles Ashley Meth Peter Beard James Weaver Jesse Wiseman Morgan George Krush Jr John Wolfe Oswald Martin Lawrence M Feltner Posey Edward Best Hal Faith Clay Kitterman Taylor Thomas McKinney Frank Mason Joseph Sutton
Blocks of Five Dudley Dies in Washington
Gen. W. W. Dudley former Indianapolis resident died in Washington DC last Wednesday of Brights disease. He won the Harrison campaign title Blocks of Five by routing letters to Indiana Republican committeemen to divide voters into blocks led by a trusted Republican. A Federal soldier who lost a leg at Gettysburg, he served as National Republican Committee treasurer and was Commissioner of Pensions from 1881 to 1885. He later practiced law in Washington.
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W. W. Dudley
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Bright
Harrison
Dudley
Indiana
Gettysburg
National Republican Committee
Washington
Norman Cooper Leaves for Asheville for Health
Norman Cooper a respected young man from New Albany and formerly Elizabeth Harrison county has TB of the lungs. He left Thursday night for Asheville North Carolina hoping to regain his health. He is a member of the Main Street M EF Church and resigned the office of Clerk of the New Albany Camp of M W A. His friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs Eugenia Cooper confirms his safe arrival and good health on the trip.
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Norman Cooper
New Albany
Elizabeth
Harrison County
Asheville
N. C
Norman
Falls Cities
M. EF
Eugenia Cooper
Special Meeting Notice for Harrison County Council
Harrison County Indiana council announces a special meeting on December 29 1909 at 1 PM in the County Auditor's office Corydon. Auditor William Taylor urges all members to attend without fail.
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County Council
Harrison County
Ind
Harrison Council
County Auditor's Office
Corydon
Wm. Taylor
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement for Relief
Heavier stockings pinch shoes and cause swelling and perspiration. Applying Allen's Foot-Ease in shoes fixes discomfort and provides instant relief. Sold everywhere for 25 cents. Do not accept substitutes. 22-4.
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Allen
Stotsenburg offers Hungarian pheasants for preserve plan
A letter from Evan B. Stotsenburg of New Albany proposes a county game preserve. He will arrange a consignment of Hungarian pheasants if 2000 acre farmers sign a five year hunting ban except for rabbits. Birds would arrive February or March and be kept under netting until leaf fall.
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Democrat
Stotsenburg
New Albany
Evan B. Stotsenburg
Ben Hur Election at New Amsterdam Lodge
T B H Lodge of New Amsterdam elected officers for six months including Chief Arbus Coffman Judge Jesse Redden and Teacher Fannie Thompson. Geo Dawson as K T Henry McAdams as Captain Gertrude Hottell as Scerbe David Barks re elected Trustee for three years with David Barks named Guide and J Hannel K I G. William Shuck KK OG.
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T. B. H. Lodge
New Amsterdam
Arbus Coffman
Jesse Redden
Fannie Thompson
K. T
Geo. Dawson
Henry McAdams
Gertrude Hottell
David Barks
J. Hannel
O. G
William Shuck
To be Closed Christmas Notice
The Democrat office will close all day next Saturday for a holiday. The entire staff will suspend business until Monday morning.
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The
Democrat
Conrad and Son Unveils Xmas Hoison Phonograph Stock
Conrad and Son announces a new Christmas stock of Hoison phonographs and records. The listing highlights phonographs and records available for gift shoppers this holiday season.
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Conrad & Son
Hoison
Indiana township trustees must publish annual reports in two newspapers
The 1907 Indiana law requires trustees to publish receipts and expenditures from annual reports in two leading newspapers of general circulation in the county, one paper per party if available. If only one paper exists, publication is in that paper, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Indiana
General Assembly
State of
Tffat
Hezfix
Corn Wheat and Oats in US 1908 09 Bulletin Summary
The crop reporting board of the Department of Agriculture releases a bulletin on corn wheat and oats in the United States for 1908 and 1909. It notes 1909 production rose for all three cereals compared with 1908, and provides the respective bushel figures.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Farm for Sale With House Barn and Well
40 acre farm features a six room house a good barn cellar smoke house and well. Price 70 dollars with a 25 dollar reward for anyone causing sale within three months. Contact Jamuns A Payton RB BR No 2 Elizabeth Ing Eureka and Home Phones. d22-1f Order your Fruit Cake at Sh Shuck's bakery. d22-2w.
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Jamuns A
Payton
RB. BR
Elizabeth
Ing
Eureka
Sh ‘Shuck’s Bakery
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Chas. D. Stevens
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William Harper
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Lee McAdams
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Wilford Emily, Stephen Taylor
John DeSchamp
James Dooley
Franklin
Philip Leber
Williams Keulen
Chris Deusers
Charles Ashley
Peter Beard
James Weaver
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Edward Best
Hal Faith
Clay Kitterman
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Thomas
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Frank Mason
Joseph Sutton
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Ben Hur
Gorn
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