Death of John Wilson after lingering illness
John Wilson died at his brother James Wilson the 8th residence after a long consumption. He was about 63 and lifelong in the county, never married. He prepared for burial with a monument coffin and clothes, appointed Milliard Thompson to handle arrangements. His remains rest in Catholic Cemetery at Convenience with services by Rev. Gordon of the local Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
James Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Milliard Thompson
Floffin
Zhe
Walnut Valley Community Moves and Visits Noted
Walnut Valley notes last week list Fla fal and Mrs Leyi Schwartz moving into a new home. Ort Engleman plans two new USE. J arve Bussabarger and family visited Mr B's parents Joseph Bussabarger and family. Miss Lillie and Katie Hiser with cf msey visited relatives near Thup Top. Daniel Stauth and family from near Thup Top and Floyd Mner of Pleasant View visited J M Englinrhn and family last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fal
Leyi Schwartz
Ort Engleman
Jarve Bussabarger
Mr. B
Josephussabarger
Lillie
Katie Hiser
Cf Msey
Messrs
Riely
Oscar Jecelius
Worth
Daniel Stauth
Thup Top
Floyd Mner
Pleasant View
J. M Englinrhn
Campground News From Walter Cooper Ii Family
Aniss Belle Grass is on the sick list while Miss Nina Cooper is better. Paiva Grass received a handsome gold watch from his sisters Alberta of Illinois and Mrs Samuel Melee. Mr Stales Thomas Onion Mer Samuel Marsh of Muncie visited. Several young folks from Wolster township called on Nellie Funk and Christina Beek at My. Thdrew Eberts last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniss Belle Grass
Nina Cooper
Paiva Grass
Alberta
Illinois
Samuel Melee
Stales
Thomas Onion
Mer
Samuel Marsh
Muncie
Black
Seaty
Wolster Township
Nellie Funk
Christina Beek
Thdrew Eberts
New Life Pills Featured By Local Advertiser
Mrs. Mary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie N Y endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills as a reliable pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels. Sold by Tiely Son druggists 25c. Watson Bros advertise buying livestock at Dr Davis drug store dying calves specialty Eureka Phone.
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Mary Brown
Lafayette Place
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Watson Bros
Dr. Davis
Eureka
Scott's Emulsion Promoted by Local Druggist Testimonial
A prominent druggist hails Scott's Emulsion as a life saver noting its ability to restore flesh and vitality from infancy to old age. The ad emphasizes nourishment as the emulsion’s mechanism and claims it aids weak or delicate systems. available from Scotty & Bowe at 489 Pearl Street for 50 cents or $1.
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Scott
Bowman Letter Praises Peruna Cure for Colds
Chas W Bowman 1st Lieut and Adjt 4th M 5S Cav writes from Lanham Md praising Peruna for curing a severe cold in forty eight hours. He uses it preventively and his family also uses it. He notes Peruna contains no narcotics and does not create a drug habit. He urges readers to consult Dr Hartman and asks for the free Peruna Almanac for 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, W. Bowman
Lanham
Peruna
C. W. Bowman
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Ton and Mary lecture on child rearing at M E church
Lucian Edgar Fallansbee delivered a Wednesday evening talk titled Ton and Mary at the M E church. He urged moral intellectual and physical training for children and stronger home and school discipline. He critiqued parental neglect and praised firmness, using a double elevator joke to illustrate unity.
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Ton and Mary
Lucian Edgar Fallansbee
M. E. Church
Corydon
Ir. Fallansbee
Death of Mrs James Stallings in Webster Township
Mrs. James Stallings died at her Webster township home on the 8th after a short illness. She was about 65 and survived by her husband seven children three daughters and four sons. The deceased was highly respected. Remains were laid to rest at Roger Campground Cemetery.
Morris Fleshman Announces Shop Closing After April First
Morris Fleshman states he will be out of the shop after April 1 and lists services including grinding plow points sharpening tools and making sash and doors. The shop is on Highland half a mile south of the courthouse with plow points ten cents and saws gummed five cents.
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Highland
Court House
Morris Fleshman
Suffering of Marengo Report Sparks Aid Calls
The Marengo Observer notes townsfolk face hardship obtaining life essentials and reports local concern over need for aid or charitable relief. It calls on community help to support residents lacking necessities.
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Marengo
Roll of Honor Subscriptions Listed From Tat DawockaT
Subscriptions and payments to Tat DawockaT are credited to numerous individuals across Corydon, Ramsey, New Middletown, Palmyra, and nearby towns including Georgetown, Ramsey, Corydon, Rock Haven, and Depauw. Names include Mathias Haugz, Mary Gibner, A C Fleshman, Clem Jordan, E J Fogal, Jacob Keller, George Deatrick, John Damon, and many others.
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Mathias Haugz
Georgetown
Mary Gibner
Ramsey
A. C. Fleshman
Sippery Rock
Clem Jordan
Borden
E. J. Fogal
New Middletown
Jacob Keller
George Deatrick
John Damon
Bullett
Corydon
Frank Dropsey
David Shaffer
Floyd Shaffer
Mr. Carmel
Eugene Troncin
Depauw
Jesse W. Miller
Mauckport
L. E. Barksdale
R. O. Brown
A. L. Rudolph
Palmyra
Math Birs
Frank Cunningham
Rock Haven
John W. Lang
John Wheat
A. J. McIntosh
New Salisbury
R. BR. Sigler
J. D. Pitman
B. F. Hurst
F.C. Hurst
Phoenix
B. C
Fred Dannenfelser
Albuqurque
N. M
Henry Dannenfelser
Oliver Rainbolt
W. A. Arnold
Roanoke
Tex
Clyde R. Loitch
Peter Kannapel
John S. Martin
Stephen A. Taylor
Jos. Yochem
Mike Hauswald
J. H. Fawyer
John P. Beanblossom
Manckport
John Rhodes
Jas. K. Flora
Rosy L Rondenbush
Seafield
Ind
Ben Jordan
J. W. G. Louden
Moberly
Tid Evans
Crandall
Catherine Ryan
Rehoboth
F. A. Glen
Everett Cline
A. W. Fry
John P. Zabel
Lanesville
A. L. Bulteit
Roy Evans
Join Bulleit
Thomas E. Wheat
Adam Crecelius
Corydos
S. H
P. B Hays
Geo. F. Getz
O. P. Conrad
Jas Crawford
Jas. Conrad
Nathan Smith
W. W. Lang
Carlisle
Addie Gilmore
New Albany
Wn. M. Cunningham
White Cloud
Albert Wernit
W. Hardin Davis
St. Joseph
Ill
Wim. Breecher
Eph. Stonecipher
John Liptrap
Talbot
Philip J. Reinhardt
Georgtown
Louis Ott
Henry Miller
Ward Montgomery
Hickman and Hickman Flour Advertise Buy Wheat
Advertisement from Hickman and Hickman announces they pay the highest price for wheat and offer flour at the lowest price. The notice urges farmers to sell their wheat to the company and then purchase flour from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman & Hickman
Four Simple Rules For Health And Prosperity
An advertisement promotes Mi-ona as a scientific remedy for weak digestion. It claims daily bowels, slow chewing, avoiding indigestible foods, and taking Mi-ona before meals. It asserts a permanent cure for digestive weakness and guarantees the product through L. A. Riley & Son with no cost unless it works.
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L. A. Riley & Son
Creamery Profit Report for Joseph Brandenburg
Financial summary of a creamery run by Joseph Brandenburg covering Dec 1 1904 to Nov 19 1905. Records show milk deliveries totaling 15 929 pounds, butter produced 886 pounds, butter receipts S218 63, skim milk 846 pounds valued at 25 09, three calves at 6 75 each, estimated manure value 15 00, home butter production 1 1 Tbs, creamery price 24 96, total income 93, total costs 10 00, net profit 8198 90, net profit per cow 66 30.
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Joseph Brandenburg
Creamery
Local Sickness and Family Moves Reported in Lick Skillet
The neighborhood reports widespread illness. Miss Tillie Hoffman returns home after a two week visit with her brother John Hoffman. George Hoffman and his sister visit relatives. Mrs. Freeman Quinn is listed as sick. Lawrence Slaughterbacks moves to Milltown for lime kiln work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Hoffman
Crawford County
John Hoffman
George Hoffman
Crawford Co
Freeman Quinn
Lawrence Slaughterbacks
Milltown
Dellinger and Bulington Wed at Georgetown Home
Miss Ethel Dellinger and Mr Walter Bulington were married at the bride’s Georgetown home on Sunday January 7 1916 at 5 pm Rev Paul Hemus officiated. Maids of honor May Lindsay Eliza Winn. groomsmen Chester Winn and Harry Dellinger. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Dellinger of Georgetown. the groom a prominent Fredericksburg young man. One who was there.
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Ethel Dellinger
Walter Bulington
Paulhemus
M. E. Church
May Lindsney
Eliza Winn
Chester Winn
Harry Dellinger
Chas. Dellinger
Georgetown
Fredericksburg
Bucklen Arnica Salve endorsed for skin injuries
Mrs. Grant Shy of Springfield Illinois hails Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a household essential for cuts burns sores and skin eruptions. The product is guaranteed by L A Riley Son druggist with a two cent price remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Shy
E. Reynolds St
Springfield
L. A. Riely & Son
Wagon overturns in Palmyra near Bradford. no injuries
A peddling wagon turned over Monday night near Alonzo Masters' residence in Palmyra Bradford area. The incident caused slight damage to the goods but no one was hurt. Neighbors helped to set the wagon back in position.
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Alonzo Masters
Bradford
Seed supplier Joe Bender promotes spring field seeds
Joe Bender announces new spring supply of Clover Blue grass Red top Orchard grass peas and Timothy seed. Visit for best selection and pricing before you buy. January 10 sale period runs two weeks.
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Joe Bender
Indiana Third District Democrats Decide on Primaries
A meeting of the Democratic District Central Committee in New Albany discussed holding primaries to select the congressional nominee. Delegates from several counties approved allowing each county to set dates with Perry, Dubois, Crawford and Orange fixing primary dates.
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Democratic District Central Committee
Third Congressional District
Indiana
St. Charles Hotel
New Albany
Mark Storan
Scottsburg
Scott County
Levi 8. Scott
Floyd County
Hezr. Luckett
Harrison County
Samuel L. Scott
Clark County
M. V. Cassedy
M. A. Sweeney
Dubois County
Congress
Perry
Dubois
Crawford
Orange
Hickmans flour sale and assorted notices
Fresh lot of Best patent flour offered at low cash prices including per barrel wood and cotton options plus 24 pound sacks. Also mentions jail statistics from 1905, a corn exhibit at the Delaware County farmers institute, and advertisements for Kodol Dyspepsia cure and Corydon wagon improvements with local dealer Joe Bender.
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Farmers’ Institute of Delaware Co
Court House
Muncie
Ind
Ora McRae
R. O. McRae
Harrison County
Democratic Committee Meets in Corydon for Primary Rules
The Democratic Central Committee of Harrison County Indiana is called to meet at the courthouse in Corydon on January 20, 1906 at 1 p m to fix the date for a Democratic primary election and to nominate county and district officers and to adopt rules governing the primary. Hezekiah Luckett signs the notice dated January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democraic Celttral Committee
Harrison County
Court House
Corydon
Ind
How to Prevent Bilious Attacks with Tablets
The text explains that bilious attacks come with loss of appetite and dullness after meals for a day or more. It recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets taken at first symptoms to ward off the attack and notes the tablets are sold by C. R. Watson, successor to E. B. Crosier & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summer
Womgnhead
Tars
I. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Chamberlain
C. R. Watson
E. 8. Crosier & Co
Ian
Town Property For Sale In Corydon Indiana
The owner P. C. Bulleit offers his east town residence for sale. The property includes three acres, a twelve room house with cellar, smoke house, cistern, stable and poultry houses, fruit trees, all in first class condition. January 10 listing in Corydon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Bulleit
Corydon
Ind
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ad
Druggists offer a refund if Pazo Ointment fails to cure within 14 days. Itching bleeding and protruding piles addressed. Package price 50 cents. Advertisements ran January to January-10 year.
Public sale of decedent property February 1 1908
Auctions listing personal estate including horses hogs binder mower hay rake cider mill corn and 33 acres of wheat farm implements and household goods. Terms require cash for five dollars or less and credit up to nine months for larger sums secured by notes with six percent interest and surety. executors Harvey J Albin W A Russell attorney William Ridley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey J. Albin
Wm. Ridley
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