Knights of the Golden Circle and Morgan Raid Reminiscence
Contributed reminiscence recounts ties of Tiezekiah Ott and Buck Horn tavern near Palmyra during the Civil War era Morgan raid. Notes clandestine lodges, local loyalties, a bloody skirmish, and later family stories of soldiers and hospitality amid Union and Confederate tensions.
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Tiezekiah Ott
Bucklers Taveon
Pahagial
Kentucky
Rockcastle County
Cra: Orelaird
Buchanan
South
Ilon
Thornce Treffrem
Salem
Ind
Dr. Bowles
Paoli
Washington County
John Morgan
Harrison County
Buck Horn
Gen. Morgan
Basil Duke
Thomas Ball
Granny Wilson
Palmyra
Charley Bush
Hicks
Farmers Store
Granny
Fifty 75 pound shoots sought by Fisher
Classified note from S P Fisher advertises a demand for fifty 75 pound shoots. The terse notice lists Fisher as the contact and provides no additional details or location.
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S. P. Fisher
Common Sense in Medicine IV Warns on Cold Care
An excerpt urged by Fred Bierly discusses cold progression from simple congestion to pneumonia, stressing fresh air, outdoor activity, and open ventilation. It promotes hot drinks, cool sponges for children, nasal sprays, and early serum vaccination while warning neglect leads to severe outcomes. The notice ends with a sales line for shelled corn.
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Fred Bierly
Flizabert
Carnation Flour Named Specialty by New Middletown Mill
The New Middletown Milling Company markets Carnation flour as a specialty. Farmers in the state report buckeye trees are poisonous to stock and efforts continue to exterminate these trees.
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Carnation
The
New Middletown Milling Company
Indiana's Wealth: a study of agriculture and industry
Stephen Wisher of Purdue University presents Division of Proceedings findings on Indiana’s wealth. Indiana ranks high in gross product, farm outputs, livestock, and crop yields, with top regions differing by topography. Manufacturing shows strong results, while land values and auto distribution vary by region, led by central and northern counties. The piece notes diverse land forms, regional farm values, and industrial standings, ending with a Christmas Savings Club promo from Coryden State Bank.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Academy of Science
Stephen Sirgent Wisher
Taddina University
Indiana
America
Wellinois
Ohio
North Dakota
Kansas
Atlantic
Michigan
Wisher
Kankakee
Wabash
Treat Central Plain
North Central
Crawford Upland
Crawford County
Norman Upland
Morgan
Brown Counties
Norman Uplands
Warren County
Lake County
Marion County
Brown County
Printing Office Candid Note Sparks Editor’s Silence
A frag statement about swearing in a printing shop appears in proof with no author named. Editors say they did not write it and found it in the proof amid troublous times. The note’s blunt language is left as is, for better or worse.
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Barbey Peeper
Hing
Tie
Strietic Union
Morton
Wome
Corydon
Joseph Voyles
John Lowery
Nathan McKinzie
Aubrey Hall
Morgan
Old Palmyra
W. F. Avery
Avery
J. Dorton
W. Graham
Bacha Eae
Nadine Grugskoree
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Obie
Exhilarating Health Elixir Ad from Eureka Milling Co
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a house doctor with instant digestion relief. One or two doses supposedly restore buoyant health, priced 60 cents and sold by D-5-4w. The notice also urges paying Democrat dues by January first and promotes Feeds and Flour by Eureka Milling Co.
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Percy L. Davis
Notice of Executor Sale of Harrison County Real Estate
Executor George C. Simler announces a private sale at 2 PM on January 10 1924 of Martha Love's undivided interest in two parcels in Harrison County Indiana. The properties include Lot 10 and Lot 9 portions totaling about 32 acres and are subject to court approval and appraised value with a three fifths cash down payment and two deferred payments.
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Martha Love
Harrison Circuit Court
Harrison County
Indiana
Daniel B. Love
Daniel L. Cline
Arthur M. Love
David Youtsler
Ohio River
Recorder's Office
Attor ‘Ney
George C. Simler
Physician for County Poor Farm and Jail Bid Notice
Board of Commissioners will receive bids at the County Auditor's office in Corydon Indiana on Monday January 7th 1924 up to 1 PM for physician for county poor farm and jail for the year ending December 31st 1924.
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Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Indiana
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Burley Tobacco
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Tudinna
West Virginia
Tennessee
Missouri
Virginia
New Burley Co-operative
Burley Tbacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Burley
South Broadway
Lexington
James C. Stone
William Collins
Chief Field Service
B. H. Todd
Southern By
4Th & Market Sts
Louisville, Ky
Southern Railway System
John H. Heth
Office
Bulleti
Corydon, Ind
Alex Miller
Postoffice
Ramney Crandall
Depauw
Conner
Pearl & Spring Srs
New Albany
Chicago
Loop
Hotel OF Perfect
Clark and
Madison Sts
Terrace Garden
H. H. Miller
Sharp
Knights OF the Golden Circle
Morgan's Raw
Ellen Leffler
Ellen Robinson Leffler
George and
Elizabeth Robinson
Henry Leffler
Clarence
Clifton
Hattie
Mary Lois
Charles
Iva
Carl
Edgar McRae
Roy Kron
Iva Leffler
iPosey Township
Mary Brown
Stibbins
Methodist Church
M. KE
Elizabeth
Kitt
Jesus
William Weaver
Oliver McRae
Rose Hill Cemetery
Eureka Milling Co
Coryden State Bank
Democrat
Irestone
W.h.bulleit & Sons Agents
Corydon, Indiana
Hureka Milling Co
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