Death of Mrs Williams Pioneer Resident at Montevideo
Mrs Rachel Williams aged 74 died Wednesday at her Montevideo home after bronchitis and influenza weakened her. She was born in Indiana in 1845, married G. S. Williams in 1866, and lived in Nicollet and Renville counties before settling in Montevideo. She leaves her husband, two sons, a daughter, a sister, and other relatives. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at the Methodist church. Rev. J. S. Ketterwell to officiate.
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Montevideo
Rachel Willams
Harrison County
Indiana
Nicollet County
Minnesota
G. S. Williams
Renvills County
P. John E
Harriet E. Aitchison
A. A. Clark
Hamlem
Williams
Methodist Church
Ketterwell
Uninn. Daily News
Wear Valley City
Aaron and
Margaret Shields Bean
Col
Jesse Shields
Aitchison
Carrie Hays
Alma Sonner Weds Julius Rothrock at New Albany Church
Miss Alma Sonner and Julius Rothrock of White Cloud were married Thursday afternoon at the Main Street M E church in New Albany with Rev W B Howerton officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Ambrose Cline and the groom is the son of Mr Julius Rothrock. he recently returned from World War I service in France. They will reside with his parents over the winter.
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Alma Sonner
Julius Russell Rothrock
White Cloud
M. E
New Albany
W. B. Howerton
Ambrose
BB. Cline
Julius Rothrock
France
Time Deposits Sought by Farmers State Bank
The Farmers State Bank of Lacesville solicits time deposits offering pay at a stated rate. This notice urges savers to consider fixed term deposits with a percentage return. Potential investors are advised to contact the bank for details and terms.
Brunee-Worley Couple Wed in Jeffersonville Ceremony
Miss Wallie Bruner and Shelby Worley of Palmyra united in marriage last Friday in Jeffersonville. The bride works as an assistant at The Citizens Bank in Palmyra, and both are well known in the community. Friends extend congratulations.
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Wallie Bruner
Shelby Worley
Palmyra
Jeffersonville
Citizens Bank
Tire found near Corydon offered for reward
A 30x81 cent Kelley-Springfield auto tire with rim was left at a location between Corydon and Ora Shock's on the Manckport pike. The finder should contact Ed O'Connor at the office for a reward.
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Corydon
Ora Shock’s
Manckport Pike
Ed O'Connor
Revival closes in Heidelberg as preacher Gray aids by wife
Heidelberg district notes report revival closed Thursday night December 11 with twenty two conversions led by Rev J Gray assisted by his wife and Rev Alva Bennett of Elizabeth. Also listed are local visits, births, and property purchases among area families.
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J. ©. Gray
Alva Bennett
Elizabeth
Hazel Shireman
Harry Hottell
Dixie
Kron
Youngblood
Fair View
Harriet Cunningham
Wayne Cunningham
Henry Lang
Francis
Francis Hotell Last Sunday. Rev. Pearson
Rev. Gray
Heidelberg
Harrison County Telephone Co. Officer Election Notice
An election of officers of the Harrison County Telephone Co. will be held at Crandall on Saturday January 3, 1929. All stockholders are requested to be present. John Gleitz, Pres. B. Anderson, Sec.
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Harrison County Telephone Co
Crandall
Supreme Court upholds wartime prohibition in 1920 ruling
The Supreme Court declares the wartime prohibition law constitutional and in force. Justice Brandeis, Louisville native, writes the opinion with all justices concurring, noting war powers persist despite Armistice as the nation heads to January 16 1920 when manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor becomes illegal. Distillers rush to export bonded liquor before the deadline.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Brandeis
Supreme Bench
Wilson
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Louisville
Kentucky
Congress
Germany
Indiana Republicans Gripped by Tax Law Turmoil
Indiana Republicans face a tax law crisis as internal splits widen. Governors Goodrich and organization leaders weigh special sessions while Congressmen demand party clarity. Legal battles mount over the law and horizontal property value increases threaten local funding and county solvency.
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Indianapolis, Inc
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Washington
Congress
Will Hays
National Committee
Little Napoleon
Napoleon
Goodrich
State Tax Board
Hay
Superior Court of
Indianapolis
State Board
Republican
Republican Board
Republican State Board
Community Notes From South Boone Area
South Boone John King is on the sick list. Evans Landing visitors came to see Thomas Cooper and family near Oak Ridge. Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Zella Ashton next Friday afternoon. Roy Reeves leaves Laconia Corydon mail for Louisville to work in a Post Office. Taylor Cunningham now carries mail between Laconia and Corydon. Edna Faith and Hattie Pindell visit Mrs John Best. Edna Stepro remains at home with rheumatism. Mrs Martha Zimmerman and Alice Zimmerman visit Mrs George Inman near Memorial. Amzie Leibert fractured his collar bone while skating on Evans pond Dr Weaver of Elizabeth attended. George L Crosier plans Florida winter trip. Lieut James A Noe guest of sister Mrs Henry Greer. birthday supper served.
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John King
Harvey Cunningham
Evans Landing
Thomas Cooper
Oak Ridge
Zella Ashton
Roy Reeves
Laconia
Corydon
Louisville
Taylor Cunningham
Hattie Pindell
New Albany
Edna Faith
West Boone
John Best
Edna Stepro
Martha Zimmerman
Alice Zimmerman
George Inman
Memorial
Amzie
Will Leibert
Evans’ Pond
Dr. Weaver
Elizabeth
George L. Crosier
Florida
A DAUGHTER OF EVE. May Frank
A humorous poem from The Louisville Times recounts the tale of Sue Lee, a sought after girl whose charm lies in letting her suitors talk while she listens, leaving rivals puzzled by her appeal. The piece frames social wit and courtship dynamics in a light, period-voice tone.
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Susan Lee
Sue
Deportation Ship Sails with 249 Reds to Northern Russia
A New York harbor departure sent 249 anarchists, communists, and radicals toward northern Russia where they will join Soviet territories. The group, banned from the U S for plotting against the government, chanted anti American slogans as the ship left. Officials say the Department of Justice maintains a card index of 60 000 radicals under scrutiny and aims to deport all who advocate violent overthrow. The public notes no room for enemies of the government in the United States.
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New York Harbor
Russia
America
Department of Justice
Reds
Death of Corydon Child Harl William Hunter
Little Harl William Hunter born October 15 and an invalid from birth was found dead last Thursday morning in Corydon. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the A B church conducted by Rev J L Battram with burial in Cedar Hill cemetery.
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Harl William
Albert Hunter
Corydon
A. B. Church
J. L. Battram
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Berger Re elected in Wisconsin District Amid Disloyalty Controversy
Victor L. Berger, Socialist, wins a Fifth Wisconsin district special election over Henry H. Bodenstab with 24 367 votes to 19 561 amid calls for his seat denial after recent expulsion for disloyalty. About 9000 abstained as debate intensifies over Congress seating Berger.
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Victor L. Berger
Congress
Wisconsin
Henry H. Bodenstab
Berger
Godenstab
Representative Vogt
Berger'sistrict
United
National House
United States
American Legion
Mauckport School Weeklong Vacation Announced
Mauckport teachers and pupils set a week off starting Monday. Local sugar price listed at 240 per Sb. Several residents noted illness and visits, including Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Hardsaw. A bazaar by the M E church Ladies Aid succeeded, and former State Normal students plan a Corydon banquet Saturday evening.
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Sb. Alford Rogge
Margaret Rowe
Curtle Hisey
Merle Byerly
M. E. Church
Carver Building
State Normal
Terre Haute
Corydon
Publican machine bat coming to light in revolt
Citizens awaken to Republican forgulation and clamor for accountability as publican influence is exposed. Public anger grows over perceived manipulation and political entrenchment.
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Republicak
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