Bradford News Gossip and Local Sickness Rumors
Franklin County notes list multiple residents ill with la grippe including Mrs. Jefferson Martin Oswell Martin and Ex sergeant Frank Stemi. Others report weddings rumored and local commerce like ice shipping and turkey buying for Louisville Cold Storage Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswell Martin
Lagrippe
Chas
Boston
Steve Harper
Elliot
Frank Gettelfinger
Frank Stemi
Lewis Baker
Corydon
Herman Fessel
Louisville Cold Storage Co
Protracted Meeting At Tes Camp Ground And Local Obituary
New Middletown reports a protracted meeting led by Rev Carurg at Tes Camp Ground. Carrie Lemmon daughter of Alid Lemmon improves after cat bite. Mrs Bella Rowe, daughter of James McKim, dies Sunday Jan 29 1905. funeral at New Middletown Cemetery. Rebecca Plew auctioned personal property Feb 2. M C Kirkham ill with lung trouble. Dr Dean attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carurg
Tes Camp Ground
Yeary
Carrie Lem
Alid Lemmon
M. C. Kirkham
Dr. Dean
Rebecca Plew
Bella Rowe
James McKim
U. B. Church
New Middletown
Obituary of Shelby Schoonover in Mineola Kansas record
Shelby Schoonover son of Joseph Schoonover formerly of this county but late of Mineola Kansas born July 22 1699 departed this life Jan 12. He leaves a father and five brothers Lamoura his departure. His mother and one brother preceded him in death. His life was brief amid illness and he was beloved by all who knew him. Upon dying he asked his father if good was coming to take him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Schoonover
Joseph Schoonover
Mineola
Kansas
Lamoura
Shelbow
Eil
Mauckport School Report Incomplete OCR Summary
Incomplete report from Mauckport School notes monthly attendance and tardiness statistics. Mentions enrollment impacts in the month, daily attendance issues, and several numeric counts including suspensions, reentries, and visits by parents. Authorship attributed to AMIL IN ANNADEEL, Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Lake Troan Murotine
Tuncber
Amil
Annadeel
Local residents recover from illnesses and injuries
J Sappenfield and George Stamm are slowly recovering with others like Philip Fessel and James Sappenfeld slowly improving after recent illnesses and accidents. Steve Harper plans to move a purchased horse for training while Bennie Mosseli travels with two pairs of Golten Seated DBantauri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stamm
Rachel Sturgeot
Philip Fessel
Local News Notes from DePauw Area
W ALG Unter and Jacob D W Greene have returned home after attending school at Valparaiso Indiana. Chas Briscoe of Hoopeston visited his father here last week. A large number of locals have been cutting ice during the cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob D. W. Greene
Valparaiso
Ind
Chas. Briscoe
Hoopston, Il
Laconia Sickness and Local Happenings Report
Laconia residents report numerous illnesses including pneumonia lagrippe rheumatism and typhoid fever with several residents convalescing or improving. The river is frozen allowing crossings and social visits include Miss Minnie Thompson's spelling event and Rev. A R Rvans preaching at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Maggie Crosier departs town as Will Johns moves into Scott Crosier property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Leibert
Pfrimmer Faith
Sawner Boone
Maggie Crosier
Ella Hayes
Carrie Sweitzer
Will Johns
Morris Boone
Martha Barger
Louisville
Ida Cooper
Sallie Leibert
William Kinzer
Ova Lemmon
A. Rrvans
Presbyterian Church
Laconia
Scott Crosier
Mr. Crosier
Mr. Johns
Valley City Gossip and Local Happenings
Lavrippe has full sway as Wood 4eaur stays. Georgia Windell of Corydon mourns at the place. Knocanny and Pinais gain through ages. Piank Dacor onsite. Ivan Mowrer sells accident policies to American. Chas Hader visits from Canada. Holiness meetings close with about 50 conversions. Bill Malow plans move to his farm and grow watermelons. Chas Calvert of Scottsburg buys timber tracts. J C Lopp learns his brother Charley of Columbus, Kansas, is paralyzed and in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleshman
Prutter
Georgia Windell
Corydon
Piank Dacor
Diane
Ivan Mowrer
Bill Malow
Tie
Chas. Calvert
Scottsburg
Sur Wigiou
Baying Traiber
The Corn School at Purdue and La Fayette
The Corn Growers Association of Indiana held its third annual Corn School at the Agricultural Hall Purdue University and La Fayette. About 600 attended including farmers, homemakers and poultry dairying stock. The writer notes seed vitality and soil preparation as key to higher yields and urges further letters and reader questions to Uncle Jake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorror Democrat
Agricultural Hall
Purdue University
Corn Growers’ Association of Indiana
Lafayette
Indiana
Jake
Local notes from Bridgeport and surrounding towns
Reported items include Deddbart’s celebration of Wooten weirdine, Samuel Peters visiting Dr. Carter, lumber bought by George Bulner for a boat, and William Fulner selling lumber from Will Johns. Town residents plan poultry ventures, home additions, boat building, and ice harvest from an irrigation reservoir. A few Cook Books remain for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fulner
Will Johns
Rehoberh
Waot Villier
Lawreree
Harry
Duncan
James Farnsley
Here
Moberiy social notes and local visits reported
The item lists several local people and movements. Miss Diosa Daves sent friends to Corydon, Nellie Davis has improved after illness, W G Morgan leads a protracted meeting at Woods Chapel, Miss Mary J Bye returned from Ramsey, and Mart L Davis from Iowa visited relatives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diosa Daves
Corydon
Nellie Davis
W.G. Morgan
Wood’s Chapel
Mary J. Bye
Ramsey
Mart l L. Davis
Iowa
Canned Goods Output Reaches Historical 1904 Totals
The 1904 season produced 225,249,272 cans of tomatoes, 42,000,000 fewer than 1903. Corn output set a record at 275,111,156 cans, more than double 1903 and second only to 1900. Across the U S and Canada, combined output exceeds a half billion cans worth about 50 million dollars. Maryland and Indiana lead tomato production. Iowa and Illinois dominate corn. West Baden Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Maryland
Indiana
Towa
Illinois
West Baden
Lanesville Neighbors Attend Sick and Milestones
Local notes show Mrs. Baxter confined by illness while visitors stay with Mrs. Horner. A party honors August Baunach and a wedding ties Sebastian Werrett and Miss Maugice Hauck. Many residents report lagrippe cases as Dr. reports rising sickness across Lanesville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Schueler
Louisville
Valentine Kissler
John Pressier
Sam Wright
Anna Voelker
Joseph Glotzbach
Franklin Township
August Baunach
A. M. Misert, Sr
Clay Street
Chas. Tiinvle
New Albany
Lanesville
Stockholders Meeting of Harrison County Telephone Company
Stockholders are notified of a meeting at Elizabeth on Saturday March 4 1905 to elect officers for the coming year. In the House many bills were introduced including prohibiting loans near schools and appointing various county offices and tax, road, and public instruction reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Telephone Company
Elizabeth
T.W. Burton
Public Instruction
Taylor Township winter notes and local visits
In Taylor Township residents report six more weeks of winter and frozen river conditions. Community members travel to Louisville and Cincinnati, visit relatives, attend funerals, and attend school sleigh rides and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ackerman
Louisville
Geo. Young
Falls City
Rosewood News Notes and Town Social Rundown
Rosewood community updates include visitors from Elizabeth and Louisville, a spelling bee in Carter’s No. 5, sleigh riding, and sick recoveries. The Eurekan and Harrison Telephone Co lines extend toward Joseph Fink and Elizabeth, with remains buried in Keen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurekan Telephone Co
Joseph Fink
Harrison Co
Elizabeth
Rosewood
Death of Mrs Gertz at Corydon Junction
Mrs Gert y wife of Michael Gertz of Corydon Junction died early Monday morning of pneumonia at age 35. Survived by husband and children. The deceased was daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew McKinney. Her remains were taken to Tabor burying ground in township for interment.
German Tire Insurance Company Meeting Notice
The German Tire Insurance Company will hold their meeting on Saturday February 18 at Walther’s School House No 7 Franklin township at 1 o’clock PM. The notice appears in a local newspaper segment with a brief agenda referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
German Tire Insurance Company
Walther
Bschool
Franklin Township
Legislature Pushes Bills Fast as House Targets Kills
Indianapolis Feb 6 The legislature opens with brisk activity and full houses. Senator Purviance seeks 150000 for a state hospital for epileptics while the codification commission advances the criminal code. The House defeats many bills by indefinite postponement and the railroad bill undergoes heavy revisions with shippers gaining concessions. The southeastern hospital for the insane gains support and appears headed for Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
House
Senate
Purviance
Codification Commission
Newhouse ~ Jlvar Commission
Texas
Commission
Atolher
Caranession
Stringer Tode
Columbus
Seymour
Bedford
Joint city code meeting hears Terre Haute and Evansville protests
Indianapolis reports a final session of house and senate city committees reviewing the codification plan. Residents protested the code that would substitute Indianapolis’s charter and set four year terms for officers, with a vote for passage expected Monday. The Municipal League backs the change and may prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
House
Senate
Terre Haute
Evansville
Codificate Commission
Severn
Edwards
Municipal League of Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bradford
WM. Sappenfield
Frank Fessel
Wm. Stemm
Jacob Fessel
Jefferson Martin
Zeola Kirkham
Mauckport School Report
J. Sappenfield
James Sappenfeld
Will
Bennie Mossel Iis
DePauw
W. Alg Unter
Grace Russell
Hallie Shields
Belle Johns
Zelma
Ralta Roby
Elcie Radmacher
Chapfey Ferree
Recenils
Maymie Faith
Walter Radmacuer
George Stults
Wordis Frakes
J.T. Ashton
Fureka Telephone Co
George Boone
Jaude
Ed Holliday
Eli Shields
Katie Birchwell
Ola and
Lee
Magmie Faith
George Shields
Minnie Thompson
Clifton School House
Valley City
Moat Pirate Son
Lavrippe
Chas. Hader
Dominion of Canada
van Windell
the Corn School
Uncle Jake
Bridgeport
Dons Cartier
Ib Deddbart
Charlie Hatch
Newton Praisor
George Bulner
Slarry Peters
Dr. Carter
Hlizabeth Pike
Hanis
Wad Hag
Aise
Hes
Ds TV
bPernsley
Geant
Wm. Kinser
Rehoboth
Peter A. Farnsley & Co
Moberiy
Rabie Lope Aeas
A.M. Essert, SR
Deamet Mies
Tecevers
New Mexico
Mopar
Hea
Philip de Jacvers
San Bernardino
Cali
Philip
Stockholders” Meeting
Taylor Township
Lizzie Roberts
J.D. Cunningham
McCauley
Frank McRae
Lola Berry
Ella McCauley
Joe Turner
Geo. Hess
Morton Davis
J. H. Ferree
Evan’s Landing
Hallie McRae
Edna
Carrie Kelley
May
Harvey Cunningham
Mr. K. John
Samples
Cincinnati
Charley Ware
Able Colvin
Hill Dale
Rgecrowt
Willow Spring
Harry Davis
Messrs
Clarle Knear
Joe Laplant
Jack Keen
Tinse Minter
Keen
C. F. Forree
Willow Spring School
HH. and
EK. Kyiesr
Bud Colvin Lefe
Ohio
Susie Trueman
Will Evans
Iva Marion
F. W. Brown
Carter
Emmet Dean
Rube Mason
Frank
Harry Stewart
Chayel Point
Maurice McRae
Luke Colvin
Natice
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