Central Committee Hears Plan for Unified District Primaries
At a January 2 meeting in New Albany the Congressional District Committee set April 3 as the primary date for all nine counties to nominate a Democratic candidate for Congress. Harris on Crawford and Perry counties will decide January 25 if county primaries should move to April 3 to align with the district plan. Her Luck uett, Democratic County Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional District Committee
New Albany
Harrison
Crawford
Perry
Luckuett
Kintner Key Pair Wed In Highland Home
Jason B. Kintner and Ollie M. Key were married at the groom’s Highland home Sunday evening with about forty guests. Reverend Hilder S. Nyo conducted the ceremony and guests shared a bountiful supper. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents and were serenaded by friends Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason B. Kintner
George E Kintner
Ollie M. Key
Martin Key
Marengo
Highland
Vesta
Hilder S
Nyo
Christian Church
Ason
Notice to Farmers of Harrison County Corn School Prizes Offered
A Harrison County notice invites farmers to join the Barrison County Farmers Institute Association to compete for prizes at corn school events next fall and winter. Those with eligible boys should send names within ten days. Officers Josiah W. Grable, chair, and Joan W. Lyskowinsul, secretary, urge formation and meeting of interested members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrison County
Appointment of vice presidents for Harrison County farming groups
The Harrison County Farmer's Institute Association names vice presidents for the townships Morgan T J Martin Spencer John S Burgess Jackson Pen Abbey Harrison C W Feamas Franklin James Harbeson Webster Otto Smith Heth Edward Pitswan Josiai W Grable chairs the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Township
T. J. Martin
Spencer
John S. Burgess
Jackson
Pen Abbey
Harrison
C. W. Feamas
Franklin
James Harbeson
Webster
Otto Smith
Heth
Edward Pitswan
Chamberlin's Salve Promoted for Skin Ailments and Sores
An advertisement claims Chamberlin's Salve heals fever sores and old chronic sores, keeping them in healthy condition. It touts the salve as superior for chapped hands sore nipples and various skin diseases and notes sale by H. A. Riley & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberin
H. A. Riely & Son
Thompson Promises Best Telephone Boxes for Albany Market
Thompson of 107 East Main Street Albany Indiana advertises supplying the best telephone boxes for installations. The note urges readers planning a phone setup to contact Thompson for their box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
E. Main St
Albany
Ind
Wagon And Team For Sale By Corydon Seller
Barrell Smith of Corydon offers a team of horses with harness for sale. Address or contact details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrell Smith
Corydon
Gork
Christmas Eve Marriage License Rush
A clerk’s office issue saw six couples granted marriage licenses on Christmas Eve, highlighting a surge in marriage filings. Names and pairings are listed in the notice.
Williams Named Democratic Candidate for Franklin Trustee
The Democrat announces W. W. Williams as a Democratic candidate for Trustee of Franklin township. Williams, a leading farmer, is praised as sober honest and industrious. He plans an active township canvass and will base his office in Lanesville if elected. He intends to stump the county for William J. Bryan and other Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Williams
Franklin
Williams
Lanesville
Jose
William J. Bryan
Safe investment offer for idle money seeks callers
Good investment notice invites individuals with idle funds seeking a safe rate of interest payable every six months to visit the office for details.
Word of Cheer for the New Year Poem
A short seasonal poem by M. M. B. offers hope for the new year. It speaks of grace from God, facing foes, and lifting burdens with cheerful courage. It invites all people to seize opportunity and strive anew.
Local Notes From Taylor Township an Overflowing Holiday Circle
ARMINDANCE Little Nellie Hazel Colvin is sick Miss Lola Berry was home recently Born to Mr and was Clarence Colvin a girl Nellie Kelley spent her vacation at New Albany Miss Monnie Colvin visiting relatives in Louisville Alex Mason of New Albany home during the holidays Mr and Mrs Sam Ware visited relatives in New Albany Co A Noyes of Indianapolis visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Avner Noyes Miss Roda Lilley spent days with grandparents Mr and Mrs J Palmer Hallie McRae returned home after clerking at The Hub Corydon Wm Langsdon of Louisville visiting his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs I Ferree Mrs Dr DeLus and daughter Hilda returned home from Louisville Mrs J O Fox of Evans Landing visiting sister Mrs Mary Pinkston of Louisville Mrs Mary Fox and son Jesse attended funeral of her brother Henry Ross at New Albany Elva Noyes Ivy Edna and Marshall Miller visited their teacher A Noe Sunday The day was spent in songs and music Frank Reccius of Louisville spent Xmas week with Peter Fick hunting One Saturday Messrs Reccius Joe Fink and Edward Hess dined with Mr and Mrs Philip Barger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnie Colvin
Louisville
Alex Mason
New Albany
Sam Ware
New Albany Week
A Noyes
Indianapolis
Avner Noyes
Hallie McRae
Corydon
Wm. Langsdon
I. Ferree
Dr. DeLus
Hilda
J. O. Fox
Evans’ Landing
Mary Pinkston
Mary Fox
Jesse
Henry Ross
Elva Noyes
Ivy
Edna
Marshall Miller
A. Noe
Frank Reccius
Peter Fick
Messrs. Reccius
Joe Fink
Edward Hess
Philip Barger
Sturms-Payton Wedding At Black's Corner
Sturms, son of Garfield Sturms, married Emma Payton at Wm Daviess home in Black's Corner New Year. Rev E G Jann officiated. Attendants were Garfield Sturms and Lillian Lemmel. Guests shared a generous dinner and gifts. A photo was taken and guests performed charity smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Sturms
Emma
Elizabeth Payton
Wm. Daviess
Black’s Corner
New Year’s
E G. Jann
Garfield Sturms
Lillian Lemmel
Brice
Oscar Sturms
Emery Sturms
Charles Leftler
Frank Pearson
Judson Kusilier
Evelyne Sturms
Harry Daviess
Helen Bauer
Democrats Back District Wide Primary For Congress Nomination
A Democratic convention in New Albany endorses selecting congressional nominees by party primary across the Third Indiana District. The plan calls for primaries in all counties on a single date with either a majority or plurality rule depending on candidate count, with district canvassers and county boards certifying results. County chairmen set the April 5 date and Harrison Perry Crawford counties plan January 25 meetings to progress the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Third
Indiana
Congress
Hez Luckett
al Fenn
Charles Roberts
Harrison, Perry
Crawford
New Amsterdam Social Notes Mention Movements and Illness
J A Hottell rests at home for a few days while Mrs Jesse Kendle visits Evansville parents. William Reader stays with his parents. The river runs strong and business is brisk due to high water. O W Hottell and wife of Louisville vacation with Mrs Jane Pipes. Ed Montgomery of Brandenburg visits his brother G L Montgomery. J R McCullum and wife with two daughters spent last week with Mrs Martha Hottell. J R Hotell and wife of Brandenburg visited his mother. Misses Moyor Mae Kemper and Helen Aydelotte return to Louisville for two weeks of school break. Jim Burd remains seriously ill with blood poisoning from an upper lip abscess. Mail contract with Packet Co expired last month. no river mail, packets still run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hottell
Jesse Kendle
Evansville
William Reader
Ed Montgomery
Brandenburg
G. L Montgomery
J. R. McCullum
Martha Hottell
J.R. Hotell
Moyor
Mae Kemper
Helen Aydelotte
Louisville
Jim Burd
Packet Co
Worth. Say Ana. Perry Deschamp Recovers From Typhoid
Perry Deschamp has recovered from a spell of typhoid fever. The steamer Billie made her last trip to Brandenburg last Saturday. Miss Georgia Trobaugh was the guest of Miss Hallie Hershman Sunday afternoon. Mr. George France and family visited Mrs. Ola Pate last Sunday. Misses Bertha Brandenburg Hallie Hershman and Anna Ostrander went to New Amsterdam Saturday. Mrs. Dora Amy and children of Valley City visited J. L. Brandenburg last week. Misses Anna Bertha Brandenburg and Dora Amy visited sister Mrs. Laura Gibson near Leavenworth last week. Jacob Rush of Elizabeth has been suffering from asthma for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Deschamp
Billie
Brandenburg
Georgia Trobaugh
Hallie Hershman
George France
Paradise Bottom
Ola Pate
Bertha Brandenburg
Anna Ostrander
New Amsterdam
Dora Amy
Valley City
J. L. Brandenburg
Anna
Laura Gibson
Leavenworth
Public Sale of Farm Implements at Elizabeth Area
A public auction will be held at the vendor's residence nine miles west of Elizabeth on the Drydon and Elizabeth road on Saturday January 18 1908 beginning at 10 o'clock A M. The list includes a mare a day horse a two year old filly multiple farm tools and implements a Studebaker and a Richmond wheat drill plus household items and numerous other articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Drydon and
Elizabeth Road
McCormick
James Oliver
Surrey
Richmond
Studebaker
Auction terms for sums under five dollars
All sums under five dollars to be paid cash. Onsets of five dollars and over a credit of nine months will be given, the purchasers executing their promis sory notes with approved surety theron. WILLIAM JONES, Joan L. Cooper. Auctioneer.
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William Jones
Joan L. Cooper
Mr and Mrs Chapman Entertain For Miss Funk
At their home on Mifflin Ave New Year day Mr and Mrs C S Chapman entertained in honor of their sister Miss Neely Funk of Louisville Ky who is wintering with them Those present included Mr and Mrs William Williams and Miss Leah Benson of Dickson City Pa Miss Anna Signor of Iberville Canada Mr and Mrs G C Bunkholder of Pottsville Pa Mr George Ball of Milwaukee Wis Mr Leslie Brand Miss Freda Gevundor and Miss Raper and Miss Mayme Gardella of Scranton Pa Scranton Times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mifflin Ave
C. S. Chapman
Neely Funk
Louisville
William Williams
Leah Benson
Dickson City
Anna Signor
Iberville
Canada
G. C. Bunkholder
Pottsville
George Ball
Milwaukee, Wis
Leslie Brand
Freda Gevundor
Raper
Mayme Gardella
Scranton
Scranton (Pa
Reverend Nye Celebrates 83rd Birthday With Sermon
Reverend S. F. Nye, of this place, marked his eighty third birthday by preaching at the Christian church to a large congregation. Nye is noted for his active life, Bible study, and strong memory, pleasing friends with an interesting sermon.
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Nye
Christian Church
Bargains in Real Estate From a Local Advertiser
Forty acres for 175 dollars sixty nine acres for 300 dollars eighty acres with house and barn on railroad for 1500 dollars 197 acres with house and barn 3000 dollars cottage in Corydon 500 dollars seven room house 1400 dollars neat cottage 700 dollars Sold by L A Riely & Son DeWitt s Little Early Risers pills for constipation and headache also advertised by Geo GWartney Jan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Geo. K. Gwartney
DeWitt
L A. Riely & Son
Announcement Fees For District County and Township Offices
District offices charge 610.00 while county offices list 600 and township offices show 0.45. The notice states amounts are due in advance and unvarying across offices.
W E Cox Candidate for Congress in Indiana Third District
Hon W E Cox of Dubois county seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in Indiana's Third District subject to primaries in the district on April 3 1908.
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W. E. Cox
Dubois County
Congress
Indiana
Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in Third Judicial Circuit
Caylee Lottich of Harrison County seeks the Democratic nomination for Prosecuting Attorney in the Third Judicial Circuit which comprises Harrison Crawford and Perry counties in the 1908 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caylee Lottich
Harrison County
Third Judicial Circuit
Harrison
Crawford
Perry
Harrison candidates seek Democratic primary bids for clerk and auditor
Harrison township residents Henry W. Denso Charles H. Kintner James A. McRae J L O Bannon and Sam P. Vogt are listed as candidates for county clerk or county auditor positions, all subject to the Democratic primary in 1908. The notice consolidates candidate names and their township affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Denso
Harrison Township
Harrison
Charles H. Kintner
Scott Township
Harrison Circuit Court
James A. McRae
Taylor Township
J. L. O'Bannon
Sam P. Vogt
Jacos A Stevens Seeks Harrison County Sheriff Nomination
Jacos A Stevens runs in the Democratic primary for Harrison County sheriff with voting set for April 25 1908. He seeks the party nomination to lead county law enforcement.
Harrison County Treasurer Primary Candidates
J D Pitman of Blue River township and T W Knight of Taylor township run for Harrison county treasurer in the Democratic primary to be held April 25, 1908.
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J.D. Pitman
Blue River Township
Harrison County
T. W. Knight
Taylor Township
Henry H Wiss Seeks Coroner Nomination in 1908 Primary
Henry H Wiss of Harrison township runs for the coroner post in the 1908 Democratic primary, subject to the primary decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Wiss
Harrison Township
Harrison county Indiana township trustee candidates in 1908 primaries
W W Lawson and George Woertz seek the Democratic nomination for township trustee in Posey and Jackson townships respectively in Harrison county Indiana. W W Williams also seeks the Franklin township post subject to the 1908 Democratic primary convention.
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W. W. Lawson
Posey Township
Harrison County
Ind
W. W. Williams
Franklin Township
Indiana
Said Township
George Woertz
Jackson Township
Candidates for Assessor Positions in Indiana Townships
W D TowerR, John Pressler, and Frank McCutcheon seek the Democratic primary nomination for Assessor in Harrison and Franklin townships, Harrison county Indiana. Each entry notes election subject to the Democratic primary convention decisions of their respective townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCutcheon
Harrison Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Said
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Central Committee
Kintner
Notico
Josiah W. Grable
Joan W. Lyskowinsul
Farmer's Institute Association
Harrison County Farmer’s Institute Association
The
Fair Association
Josiai W. Grable
TPF
A L. Reynolds
Gregg Lodge, I.D
Nellie Hazel Colvin
Lola Berry
Clarence Colvin
Nellie Kelley
Roda Lilley
Mrs. J. Palmer
Sturms-Payton
Paina
L. A. Riely
Ian
Sor
Congressional
Snyder
Washington County
Katizk Johnson
O. W Hottell
Jane Pipes
Ana
Jacob Rush
DI Peon Etm
NEW _ YORK
Mrs.Chapman
Bears
Astoria
Centaur
New York City
Jacos A. Stevens
W.D. Towerr
John Pressler
Cox
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