Lemay's handle factory destroyed by fire in Lanesville area
Fire early Saturday completely consumed LeMay's Blue River factory near White Cloud. Initial alarm by John Bloomfelter failed to stop spread. building 45 by 55 feet, three and a half stories, former Slabtown mill. Loss estimated around 000 with no insurance. origin undetermined. Lanesville Grange oyster dinner held at hall with about seventy five guests and new officers installed.
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H.R. LeMay
Blue River
White Cloud
John Bloomfelter
Mr. Lemay
Slabtown
Lanesville Irange
Frank Lottich
J. W. Blume
Hester Riley
B. F. Bryant
Walter Allen
Chas. Simler
Albert Benson
John Lyskowinski
Nicholas Berg
Corea
Maggie Lemay
Pomona
Lula Gresham
Flora
Laura Bryant
Lady Asst
Lou Swan
Cardui credited for relief of blind dizzy spells in letter
Mrs Cora L Ritter writes from Wilmington North Carolina that after trying Cardui she is now well and healthier than in ten years The advertisement promotes Cardus as a women remedy for pains such as headache backache dizziness and dragging down feelings It also urges protection of buildings from lightning and is signed T Price Corydon 22-26
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Wilmington
N. C
Cora L. Ritter
Report Day Reveals Growth at Local Church in 1912
Last Sunday the Christian church held Report Day with a focus on 1912 church work. Forty five new members were added, Sunday School averaged 166 attendees, and missions pledges rose to seventy one for 1913. Total receipts totaled 3388 21 covering all departments with no deficits.
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Christian Church
Ladies'Aid Society
Parsonage Property Purchase Near Church Planned
Trustees ordered to buy the lot just south and east of the church to provide space for a parsonage. A dwelling on the property will be moved south and repaired soon to make room for expansion.
Four Page Weekly Supplement Promises Interesting News
The paper announces a four page supplement this week making a twelve page issue and urges readers not to miss it. It recalls a two page supplement from January 15 last week and noting it was not mentioned in the main sheet.
Warren county corn grower dies in Washington room
Lester Bryant of Warren County Kentucky. a noted corn grower, died in his Washington City room after an apparent gas accident. He was reportedly invited by the Department of Agriculture for a prize presentation and was found fatally overcome near the door on Monday after leaving his room Sunday night.
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Lester Bryant
Warren County
Kentucky
Washington City
Department of Agriculture
Notice to settle past due school fund interest
Notice to all who know their school fund interest to be past due to come to the Auditor s Office before the 13th day of February, 1918, and settle the same. J. O Bannon. A H C. For SALE Fresh cow with young calf Wa Barz
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A. H.C
Foundation Day at Indiana University Marks 93rd Anniversary
Indiana University celebrated its ninety third anniversary with a nine oclock Foundation Day procession in which more than a thousand students took part. President Van Hise of Wisconsin and President Bryan of Indiana University delivered addresses and two plays were presented. Indiana University traces its origins to January twenty twenty, and enrollment surpassed two thousand last year. Lake Charles Louisiana Mrs Fournier 516 Kirby street reports relief after Cardui for womanly ills.
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Indiana University
van Hise
the University, of
Wisconsin
Bryan
Lake Charles
Card of Thanks for sympathy after sister's illness and death
The Davenport and Ashton families thank friends for kindness during illness and death of their sister Marie Davenport. Addie Davenport and Mr and Mrs Ed Ashton of Laconia visited relatives in Elizabeth last Saturday.
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Marie Davenport
Ed Ashton
Laconia
Elizabeth
George Sappenfield Dies After Sudden Woodland Work
George Sappenfield died suddenly at his daughter Mrs David Neafus home Tuesday morning. He was seventy seven and left a son in Colorado. Funeral services and burial will be at Union Chapel.
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George Sappenfield
David Neafus
Henry K. Dean
Colorado
Union Chapel
Marriage of Miss Maud Davis and John Graves Smith
Miss Maud Davis daughter of Henry Davis and John Graves Smith son of Chas E Smith were married Sunday at 3 pm by Rev E A Robertson of Corydon M E church in a small ceremony with relatives and friends. The couple are well regarded young people.
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Maud Davis
Henry Davis
Corydon
John Graves Smith
Chas. E. Smith
E. A. Robertson
Corydon M. E. Church
Mrs. Smith
Resignation Refused by Two Lutheran Congregations
Rev. Martin Luther Peter faced a failed resignation as pastor of Mt. Solomon and Gethsemane Lutheran churches as both congregations rejected his stepping down. He has not announced future plans. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hudson traveled to Paris Illinois Monday to visit his sister, Mrs. Grace Ketehuin.
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Martin Luther Peter
Mt. Solomon
Gethsemane
Peter
Mrs
T. J. Hudson
Paris
Ill
Grace Ketehuin
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New Albany
Pike
Pike and
R.R
R. R
Aenant House
Pyanaden Tain
Toeatealae
Southern Railroad
Pike End
Ramsey
Clark County
Maple Brook
Charlestown
Louisville
Church and
School
Southern
R.R. Level
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Habermel Agency
New Bulleit Building
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Lemay's Handle Factory
Lanesville Grange
Twelir Hall
T. Price
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wa. C. Barz
Addie Davenport
Mauckport
Davis—Smith
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