Good Man Gone Robert Black Dies After Illness
Robert Black died at his son Charles home in New Albany about midnight last Sunday from blood poisoning after a short illness. Funeral at Rogers Camp Ground. He was born in Ohio on February 8 1820 and lived in Posey township 87 years. He leaves seven children including Mrs Milton McCanlus and Mrs Thomas Onion. He was a longtime Methodist and known for his Christlike conduct.
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Robert Black
Charles
New Albany
Rogers Camp Ground
Ohio
Posey Township
Emery
Milton MecCanlus
Brokenbow
Neb
Thomas Onion
Monticello
Ill
Peter Black
James
Imer
Methodist Church
Armenian Preacher Tells of Turkish Suffering and Mission Work
Mr K Bagdasarian an Armenian preacher spoke at the Christian church last Sunday recounting the suffering of his people under the Turks. His stories moved listeners and persuaded some skeptics to support the foreign missionary cause and American efforts in the Orient.
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K. Bagdasarian
Orient
No 10 Franklin Two visits and family updates
Mrs Lerman Meyer visited relatives at the Falls Cities last week. Miss Mary Seitz of Flatwoods spent several days with Joe Stiner's family. Mr and Mrs Henry Zenor of Ramsey visited their daughter Mrs Robert Bruce for several days. Mrs Elizabeth Hauswald and her daughter Mrs Andy Walther of Waltherburg visited Mike Hauswald and family one day. Pfrimmer Faith visited at home last Thursday and was accompanied to the city by his sister Miss Edmonia who will spend about a week visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Wm Hauswald took their son Carl to the city last Saturday morning to St Edwards hospital for adenoids removal and eye treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerman Meyer
Falls
Mary Seitz
Flatwoods
Joe Stiner
Henry Zenor
Ramsey
Robert Bruce
Elizabeth Hauswald
Andy Walther
Waltherburg
Mike Hauswald
Pfrimmer Faith
Stevens and Rowe Marriage in New Albany
Miss Norah D Stevens of New Salisbury wed Austin F Rowe of New Albany on February 1 1912 at 9 30 p m with Rev J A Downs officiating The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs M S Stevens and the groom a cabinet maker son of Mrs Emma V Rowe They will reside at 205 Willard Ave Silver Grove New Albany Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah D. Stevens
New Salisbury
Austin F. Rowe
New Albany
J. A. Down’s
M. S. Stevens
Emma V. Rowe
Willard Ave
Silver Grove
Ind
Farm for Sale Near Dogwood with Stock Buildings
112 acre farm half a mile from Dogwood. 60 acres cleared 40 acres creek bottom. Fine stock farm with a fire room house two barns and other buildings. Proprietor JosEPpH STAIB listing dated 17 4
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Dogwood
Josepph Staib
For Sale Eggs from S C Anconas and Buff Leghorns
For sale S C Anconas Shepards strain priced 1.50 to 3.00 per 15 eggs and S C Buff Leghorns at 1.00 per 15 eggs. If you want the laying strain contact Harvey Rapcuirr at 73m Milltown Ind.
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S. C. Anconas
S. C
Harvey Rapcuirr
Milltown
Ind
Church Notice Preaching and Meeting Details
Church notice lists preaching Sunday February 1 at Rehoboth at 11:25 am and Evans Landing at 7 pm. It also notes the annual members meeting of the German Fire Insurance Company of Harrison County Indiana at Seitz's Schoolhouse Franklin Township February 17 1912 at 1 pm.
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Rehoboth
Evans
The
German Fire Insurance Company
Harrison County
Indiana
Seitz
Sehoohouse
Franklin Township
Dean's Kidney Pills Proven Effective in Corydon Testimony
Corydon resident Benjamin F. Richard of Walnut St. endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as the best remedy for backache and kidney discomfort after years of ineffective relief. He bought the medicine at Louis S. Riely’s Drug Store and reports complete improvement. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Dean
Corydon
Benjamin IF
Richard
Walnut St
Ind
Louis S. Riely
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Ste
United States
Doan
Eureka Telephone Co Toll Notice to Stockholders
To stockholders and patrons of Eureka Telephone Co operators are instructed to charge toll to the owner or renter of the post box used. Stockholders and renters collect 5 cents for a single line message and 10 cents if it passes through the exchange. Money paid to the treasurer at the same time. By order of Board of Directors dated Feb 7 3.
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Board of Directors
Empire wire fence for sale at factory prices
Open Hearth heavily galvanized wire fence named Empire advertised for direct sale to users at factory prices. The seller invites orders and promises prompt delivery. The fence is described as attracting attention and being the best fence they know.
Public Sale of Mrs Katharine Zimmerman at Dogwood
Public sale of personal property by Mrs Katharine Zimmerman at Dogwood on Friday February 23. Items include horses cattle sheep hogs farm implements and household goods offered for sale.
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Katharine Zimmerman
Dogwood
Snow and Zero Weather Becoming Very Common
The country endures real winter with five inches of snow and temperatures two to ten degrees below zero. Ice and zero weather are becoming common each week or two. Mrs. Michael Baelz and son Grover visit relatives in Louisville.
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Michael Baelz
Grover
Louisville
Birthday Surprise: Spencer Man Turns Ninety Not Ninety
Uncle Sam Taylor of Spencer township celebrated what he thought was his eighty ninth birthday on January 18. A later check of the family record showed he is actually ninety, yet he remains hale and hearty and confident he can outpace men his age. He favors walking and can foot it two and a half miles to Milltown most days.
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Sam Taylor
Spencer Township
Sam
Harrison County
Milltown
Armenian customs talk at Christian church lecture
He will deliver a lecture at the Christian church tonight on the customs and religions of the Armenian people. He will speak and sing in four languages. A full house is expected and admission is 15 and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Public Sale Near Lanesville and Breckenridge
Henry H. Brown will auction personal property at his home two miles west of Lanesville and one mile north of Breckenridge on February 15 1912. Items include brood mare driving mare Jersey cows heifer sow chicks farm tools hay corn and household goods with usual terms and sale bills. John Wolfe auctioneer. Also notes on a wedding between Miss Henrietta Gonnell and Dr Dennis B Beeler in Louisville with Florida New Orleans trip and return plans. Strand Best traveled to the city on important business.
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Henry H. Brown
Lanesville
Breckenridge
Jersey
Rhode Island
Excelsior Telephone Co
Henrietta Gonnell
Andrew Connell
West Seventh
Spring Streets
Dennis B. Beeler
Louisville
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Florida
New Orleans
New Albany
Mrs Minnie Grabner Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Minnie Grabner died Friday at her parents home in Morgantown town ship after years of pulmonary illness. Funeral services were held Monday at the Bradford Catholic Church conducted by Father Halpin. Interment was in the church cemetery. She was 27 years old and survived by a husband, her parents, one brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Grabner
Frederick Brockman
Morgan Township
Bradford
Halpin
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association Meeting Report
The Democrat notes space limits. the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association meeting in Indianapolis last week will be covered in next week's issue. A large sale of property by Henry H. Brown is scheduled for Thursday February 15.
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Democrat
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Henry H. Brown
Hemroid inward pile cure advertised for relief
Fiendish pain of piles described with promise of Hemroid tablets by Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo New York. Sold by Louis S Riely and all druggists with guarantee and booklet available by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis S. Riely
Dr. Leonhardt Co
B. Buffalo
N. Y
Death of Warren Rusk Ends Long Illness in Buena Vista
Harrison Rusk of Taylor township dies at his Buena Vista home after a prolonged asthma illness. He was seventy two, never married. Ed Johnson, a colored man, surrendered at the jail after presenting a muttimus, facing a warrant for public intoxication issued weeks ago. He had fled then returned to face the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Rusk
Taylor Township
Buena Vista
Ed Johnson
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Librarian’s Report
Registrasio
Vance Senesseeen Ees
B. Reising
Crowded House
Will
Franklin Two
Stevens—Rowe
J. L. Rowe
Eureka Telephone Co
Radcliffe
Strand Best
Mrs
Warrison Rusk
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