First National Bank opens in Harrison County
The First National Bank celebrates two years and nine months since opening on April 2, 1903. It shows steady growth with deposits rising to 164 293.32 in 1906 and 9 289.02 in 1904, asserting it ranks second to none in Indiana for earnings and deposits. The notice highlights patron-friendly services including free check cashing, par value checks, nationwide checks, easy borrowing, and courteous accommodations, inviting continued patronage.
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Harrison County
First National Bank
Indiana
United States
Lanesville Notes and Local Obituaries
Lanesville residents report wartime stays with relatives. Mrs. Anthony Tappel of New Albany died January 6 1906 at about 31 from septic peritonitis, survived by husband Anthony and three children. Other items include local visits, a creamery project, hay hauling champions 500 pounds, and water works nearing completion.
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A. M. Fiseart
John Elbers
Peter Elbers
Anthony Tappel
New Albany
Lanesville
Ildren
Eorge Ilbers
Louisville
Coffin
Evansville
Zabel
New Middletown
Margaret ‘Asteliner
Mary Dow
P. W. Vosikar
A. P. Zoll
Sunday visits and local notes from Mauckport area
Lucky Corner notes visitors including Sallie Wacoks and family, Jimmtt Frakes ill, Mrs Fawley on silk list, J P Beanblossom called to Collynon, Uncle Andy improving. Revival at Bethel draws many youths. Mauvekport Ben Hur Court postponed officer installation due to weather. Dewey Hughs sick with pneumonia. R H Humphrey to move sawmill to Kentucky after buying timber. local kids with coughing. Frank Shireman visiting Corydon. religious meetings led by Brothers Radcliff and Rose.
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Tdenry
Glake
Lyad
Ben Hur Court
Mauvekport
Dittle Dewey Hughs
Mauckport
Oliver Faith
Sassafras
Xisis
R. H. Humphrey Willove
Kentucky
Frank Shireman
Corydon
Frank
Can
Recorder
Brother Radcliff
Brother Rose
Indianapolis
Ram sey Notes Onloggers And Local Appearances
Ram sey reports several teams hauling logs from Beal saw mill near Facolli Hiser s and Wash Windell 1 now New Salisbury. Amelius LE Bird of Depauw visited Henry J. Lye last week. Fairdale school progresses with Miss Florence Loudon. Bav Morgan continues at Woodschapel. Dr White improves his warehouse. Leal runs his saw mill. Mead and Thompson north of Salem attend meeting at Wood Chapel.
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Seirles
George Beal
Facolli
Hiser’'s
Windell
New Salisbury
Amelius LE. Bird
Depauw
Henry J. Lye
Hurly
Fairdale
Florence Loudon
Bav
Morgan
Fine pears for sale and Green Ground Bone fowls
Pears offered at 81 per el or 25 cents a peck. Telephone ag.3 for details. Elmer Davis advertises Green Ground Bone and chickens for sale. Test in the world for fowls. Decl3-tf.
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Telaphone Ag
Elmer Davis’ Meat
Aport a i The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Union Revival Services Begin In Local M B Church
Four town churches Presbyterian Christian United Brethren and Methodist join in a revival series at the M B church. Rev A M Irvine preached the opening sermon and Prof Charles W Conrad leads a large integrated choir. Elder Cato from New Albany assists next week as revival continues.
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M. BE
A.M. Irvine
Presbyterian Church
Charles W. Conrad
Presbyterian
The
Christian
United Brethren
Methodist
Christian Church
Cato
New Albany
Moore
M. B. Church
Black
M. i. Church
Elizabeth Items and Local Deaths Highlight Week
Four deaths occurred in this vicinity last week: John Wilson Paul Bush Mrs James Stallings and Mrs Joe Stewart. Mrs Robert Bowling of New Albany attends funeral of her brother Paul Bush and visits relatives. Rev Black holds protracted meeting at M E church. several conversions reported. Miss Blanche Kirk and Miss Cecil Flanagan visit. Carriage accident injures Mrs Flanagan and Mrs Babcock but no serious harm.
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John Wilson
Paul Bush
James Stallings
Joe Stewart
Robert Bowling
New Albany
Aul Bush
Yescoe Treece
Illinois
James Stewart
Hall Huffman
Blanche Kirk
Cecil Flanagan
Harvey Wood
Louisville
Ham Burton
Rev. Black
M.E
Stephen Flanagan
Cleo
Bert Babcock
School duties and social events in Knox County
Miss Nellye Brown of Idlewild substituted for Grace Bawas at the local school last week. Mrs. Cora Mauck and daughter Nellye, visiting Knox county, returned home after an enjoyable visit. A pie supper at Vaughn's school house raised 66 dollars for school funds. Georgia Trobaugh won the cake prize as the handsomest attendee. A pie supper is planned at Wolfe's school house in Washington township on Saturday night January 20. Some local boys show Knox county fever.
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Nellye Brown
Idlewild
Grace
Cora Mauck
Nellye
Knox County
Vaughn
Georgia Trobaugh
Wolfe
Washington Township
Local Notes from Sugar Grove and Surrounding Towns
Sugar Grove reports visits by Mrs John Kess in New Albany and Mrs Dave Stewart also from New Albany. Miss Bessie Derkee and Miss Maude Shaney return from visits to Cloverport and New Albany. Grove’s Chill Tonic advertised as a 25 year tested tonic with iron and quinine priced at 50 cents.
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John Kess
G.N. Little
New Albany
Dave Stewart
Bessie Derkee
Cloverport
Maude Shaney
Marriage License Notices for Several Couples
Frank Stemm and Susie Habermel are issued a marriage license. Calvin W. Brown and Loretta Haber mel are issued a marriage license. Alonzo Norris and Mamie E. Voyles are issued a marriage license. Edward C. Sharp and Rose Weaver are issued a marriage license.
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Frank Stemm
Susie Habermel
Calvin W. Brown
Loretta Habermel
Alonzo Norris
Mamie E. Voyles
Edward C. Sharp
Rose Weaver
Death of Charles Pfrimmer in Scott township
Charles Pfrimmer aged 76 years 2 months 15 days died the evening of the 14th from general debility. Born in Alsace France in 1829 he came to this county at 14, later married Martha Cline in 1853. Twelve children survive his death with one infant who died. A Civil War veteran he served in the 58th Indiana Volunteers under Sherman. He joined the Lutheran church at 14 and remained active in faith. The funeral was held at the family residence and interment followed at Clive burying ground.
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Charles Pfrimmer
Scott Township
Alsace
France
Franklin Township
Martha Cline
Pfrimmer
58Th Indiana Volunteers
Sherman
Lutheran Church
Clive Burying Ground
Death of Mrs Smith of Heth township
Mrs Anna Smith widow of Samuel Smith of Heth township died last Sunday night the 14th after a long illness of cancer of the face at her daughter's home Mrs John H Watson. Funeral was held yesterday at ten at Highland Elder Radcliff preached the sermon then the remains were interred at Jordan graveyard. She bore sixteen children twelve of whom survive and are prominent. She lived a Christian life and was highly esteemed.
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Anna Smith
Samuel Smith
Heth Township
John H. Watson
Highland
Radcliff
Jordan
Public Sale of Farm Wagons and Household Goods
The undersigned will sell personal property including farm wagons buggy farm machinery hay ladder clover hay hay fork rope household and kitchen furniture at his residence four miles northeast of Laconia Boone township on Saturday January 27 1906. Usual terms apply. S E Ruopes January 16 2w.
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Laconia
Boone Township
S. E. Ruopes
Card of Thanks for neighbors aid in barn fire
The undersigned thank neighbors and friends for help in saving their barn during Tuesday night fire January 9 and for clothing received in this sad hour. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Houser express gratitude for community support and assistance. The ad promotes an International manure spreader sold by W. H. Bullett & Son.
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C. J. Houser
Death of Mrs Bigler in Jackson Township
Mrs Katherine Bigler mother of Paul Andrew and Edward Bigler died at Paul Bigler’s residence in Jackson township last Thursday of pneumonia after a short illness. She was 76 and esteemed. The remains were interred at the German Reform church in Morgan township last Friday.
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Katherine Bigler
Paul
Andrew
Edward Bigler
Jackson Hip
Meumonia
Morgan Township
Delinquent Tax List for Harrison County Indiana 1904
A public notice lists lots and lands returned delinquent in Harrison County Indiana for 1904 and prior years due to non payment of taxes. The document details properties, owners and tax statuses as recorded by the county auditor for collection and sale matters.
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Harrison County
Ind
State OF
Indiana
Ss. I
Frank E. Watson
Corydon
Tax Delinquent Lands to Be Sold in Corydon
Trustee's report for Scott township Indiana lists lands and lots delinquent for 1905 taxes with amounts due. Notice from Auditor Frank E Watson and Treasurer states public auction will begin February 1906 at Corydon Court House, selling on the second Monday and continuing until all parcels offered.
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Frank E. Watson
Death of George Crosby at Mott Station
George Crosby a longtime Mott Station resident died of pneumonia last Thursday at age 76. He leaves a wife and seven children. his remains were buried Friday at Bethel church. Crosby was regarded as a respected county resident. James R. Tabler has been quite sick but shows some improvement.
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George Crosby
Mott Station
Mott
Bethel Church
Crosby
James R. Tabler
Petition for location of new public highway in Posey township Indiana
Notice is given that a petition will be presented to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the February 1906 term seeking to locate a new public highway along a route in Posey township and on the Harrison Floyd county line It would pass along lands owned by Lynn Leitch Mattie McRae Bluford Tuell Fred Green Otto Cunningham Dennis P Tabler Frances Smith and Asa Tabler Chief petitioners are Fred Green Philip Schoen Albert Tabler and others
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Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
Posey Township
Harrison
Floyd
Bridgeport and Corydon
Said Township
Range
Lynn Leitch
Carl Loetich
Clay Kitterman
Mattie McRae
Bluford Tuell
Fred Green
Octo Cunningham
Dennis P. Tabler
Frances Smith
Albert Tabler
Notice of Petition to Sell Real Estate in Harrison County
The Circuit Court of Harrison County Indiana receives a petition from Jonathan Jenkins as administrator of Charles Anderson deceased. The petition seeks a court order to sell estate real estate to pay debts and liabilities. A hearing is set for February 19, 1906 at Corydon Court House. notice to unknown heirs of Charles Anderson.
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Circuit Court
Harrison County
Inana
Jonathan Jenkins
Charles Anderson
Indiana
Corydon
Indichana
ABTO TE 4 The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Ron
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Hudson
Allison
Mary
Blake
Lillie
State of New Amsterdam Corporation
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Trederick
Winders
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Taylor Township
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Cephas C Trobaugh
Association
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Manton Windell
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Frank B. Watson
Wn Mauck
C. R. Sharp
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