Local Notices Chronicle Education and Visits in New Albany Area
Charley Keller enters New Albany Business College. Grace Bradford visits Annis Davis in New Albany. Wm J Arnold and family spend Christmas with Mrs Phebe Jenkins near Crandall. J M Shaw and children of Louisville visit relatives here. Dr Vinton Black of Louisville Dental College visits parents. Jacob Jordan leaves for Bloomington to study at the University. Arnold and daughter Hettie visit Corydon friends. May Webb of New Albany visits uncle Edward O’Connor. Thomas Hickey and daughter of New Albany visit relatives here. F A Bullett sells Toley farm east of town to Thomas Brandenburg for 3400 dollars. A H Lytle returns from Angela New York. Maurice Kennedy in Jeffersonville visits mother. Win L Stratton of Bloomington visits Mrs S’s father. Prof Clem Jordan of Borden visits nearby. Grover Tove at Loftisville Business College visits home. Communications addressed to The Democrat or Thomas & Ellis. W Watson Brea buys livestock at Dr. Davis’ drug store. Eureka Phone. Wiley Patterson of Cumberland exchange in Jeffersonville visits parents. Indigestion remedies discussed for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure sold by druggists. Prof David H W Shewnmker and Miss Henrietta marry at Second Presbyterian New Albany. Shewnmker, aged 65, formerly a county teacher and Muncie superintendent. bride long a Posey township teacher. couple to reside in Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David HW
Shewnmker
Henrietta
Second Presbyterian Church
New Albany
Shewimaker
Eilizabeth
Muncie
McRae
Posey Township
Indiana Corn Crop Sets Record Nationwide Comparisons Made
Indiana's 1905 corn crop stands at 176,926,000 bushels, second only to 1902. Rush County leads with 55 bushels per acre and three townships average 75. Straw estimates compare the crop to freight trains 1,932 miles long and show vast monetary implications, including wealth figures and possible rail ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Stubbs
Indiana
Russell Sage
Christmas Visits and Local News Highlights
Briscoe spent Xmas with relatives in Louisville. Mrs Nolot visited David Jack son near Palmyra. Raymond Churchill of Marenzo spent Xmas with his parents nearby. Henry Bary and family of French Town visited W. P. Seacat last Sunday. W. P. Seacat and wife visited at the Falls Cities near Kiev. W. H. Howerton preached at Mt. Zion after visiting his parents. A digestible diet aids strength and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims to aid digestion. George P. Lottich, home from Springfield College, to return Jan 8 for two more years. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar touted for colds. Prof. Diem Jordan attended Teachers' Association. teaches township high school at Borden. Miss Grace Russell reports late Ohio River potatoes, wet weather and labor scarcity. Nineteen hundred six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cle. Briscoe
Louisville
W. HE. Nolot
David Jackson
Palmyra
Raymond Churchill
Marenzo
Henry Bary
Frenchtown
W. P. Seacat
Falls
Kiev
W. H. Howerton
Enoghish M. EE
Mt. Zion
George P. Lottich
Wm. Lottich
Webster Township
Springfield
Nation's Hope The Work Of Education Commissioner Report
The commissioner of education releases the fiscal year 1905 report noting 16,256,038 pupils in common schools, 192 average days attended, and totals including colleges private schools and professional institutions reaching 18,589,991 pupils nationwide.
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Washington
Commissioner of Education
sweeping church reforms shift temporal control to lay trustees
Chicago reports a synod action granting parish temporal administration to a five member lay board plus the parish priest as chair. The change ends sole priestly control and aligns with Archbishop Quigley and Baltimore council ideas. Salaries set for priests: first class $1000, second class $800, curates $400 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Archdiocese of Chicago
Quigley
Baltimore
Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Wedding
Grace Russell appears in Laconia while Roy Stevens returns home after five years in Kansas. Elsie Radmacher hosts a social. Emma Ludlow and Charles Shields wed quietly at the M E church with Rev Lasley officiating.
Dangers of Colds and How to Avoid Them
An article warns colds can lead to fatalities more from neglect than the illness itself. It endorses Champberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt relief, noting it loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, and aids the body's recovery. Sold by C. R. Watson, successor to EL 8. Crastr & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alore
Orrestt
Nature
C. R. Watson
Crastr & Co
Rupp Shuck Wedding Solemnized at Bride’s Home
Miss Mary G Shuck married Charles J Rupp on December 24 at the bride’s home with Rev L W Lordsich of St Peters officiating. Attendants were Mary Rupp and Fred Dammann. Bertha Richert played the organ. The couple will reside with Henry Lupp after a visit to Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Shuck
Charles J. Rupp
L. W.lordsich
St. Peter’s
Mary Rupp
Fred Dammann
Hillsboro
Bertha Richert
W.P. Shuck
Henry Rupp
Navy reprimands Meriwether for killing at academy
The secretary of the navy publicly reprimanded Midshipman Minor Meriwether and ordered confinement to the naval academy limits for one year for the killing of Midshipman Branch at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Meriwether
Naval Academy
A Modern Miracle in Local Healing
The article lauds Mrs. Mollie Holt’s dramatic recovery after a prescriber's use of Dr. Kine's New Discovery. It notes her prior severe illness and four eight hours near death, followed by swift improvement and full recovery. The piece promotes the remedy at 50 cents and one dollar and offers a free trial bottle at L. A. Riely & Son's druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Holt
J.O.R. Hooper Woodford
Tenn
Kine
L. A. Riely & Son
Jan
Annapolis Seeks Constitution as Naval Memorial
Annapolis Maryland council votes unanimously to petition Congress against destroying the old frigate Constitution. The plan would move the ship to Annapolis and place it at the Naval Academy as a memorial to American naval deeds and a spur to midshipmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Congress
Naval Academy
Indicted Former Mansfield Postmaster Overshortage
Mansfield Ohio December 18 attorney Hubert E Bell once post master during Cleveland's second term was indicted by the grand jury for a shortage alleged at about eight thousand dollars in his accounts as auditor of the Mansfield lodge I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ohio
Hubert E. Bell
Cleveland
Bell
Mansfield Lodge
Watt trial opens over alleged hires to murder ex wife and Beauchamp
At the Old Bailey London on December 15 Hugh Watt a financier and former member of parliament faces extraordinary charges. He is accused of inciting hired agents to murder his divorced wife Julia Watt and Sir Reginald Beauchamp whose ex wife is now Lady Violet Watt wife of Watt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Old Bailey
Hugh Watt
Julia Watt
Reginald Beauchamp
Violet Wait
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Cee
Madison
Madison Brewing Company
Charley Keller
New Albany Business College
Grace Bradford
Annis Davis
Wm. J. Arnold
Phebe Jenkins
Crandall
Vinton Black
The
Louisville Dental College
Jacob Jordan
Bloomington
University
W. J. Arnold
Hettie
Corydon
May Webb
Edward O’connor
Mes
Thomas Hickey
F. A. Bullett
Tueley
Thomas Brandenburg
A. H Lytle
Angela, N.Y
Maurice Kennedy
Jeffersonville
Agnes Kennedy
Win
LT. Stratton
Bloomington, Bind
C. W. Chomas, Jr
Clem Jordan
Kenneth
Ralph
Bruce
Borden
Grover Tove
Business
Loftisville
Heth Township
AH Communications
Democrat
Thomas & Ellis
Watson Brea
Dr. Davis
Eureka
Wiley Patterson
Cumberland Exchange
Jettersonville
Smith Patterson
Ian
Sterling Remedy Company
New York
Depauw
W. A Hunter
Kennedy
Diem Jordan
Teachers’ Association
Ohio River
Grace Russell
Laconia
Edu
United States
Catholic Church
Roy Stevens
Kansas
Sydney
Orville Funk
M. E. Church
Union Chapel
Elsie Radmacher
John Kinzer
Rev. Charlton
Claude Boone
Stanley Friedley
Roy Friedley
George McIntyre
Indianapolis
Dick Hild
Hill Grove
Cedar Farm
Nellye
Ida
Laura Cooper
Grace
Zolla Funk
Douglass
George Ridgeway
Harry Barger
Lena Johns
Sam Marsh
Emma
R. J. Ludlow
Charles S. Shields
Lasley
Frecepe
Sir Samuel Pincher
New
Me Eeert Cope
Bears
ANY
Ciry
Rupp-Shuck
Cardus
Watt
John O. Greene
Harrison County
Berkshire Fish
Cross
Louisville, KY
T. P. Govan
Elizabeth, Ind
Dr. Dean
New Middletown
Ind
Dr. Schoen
Corydon Junction
J. P. Isterling
Hurst
Mauckport
Denbo
Valley City
D. W. Hays
New Amsterdam
Reader
Rogtes Bros
Rogers Bros
C-L
International Silver CO
Meriden Britanna Co., Meriden, Conn
Berkehire
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Gulf
G. A. Park
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