Indiana Senator Stotsenburg’s numerous laws gain support
State Senator Evan B. Stotsenburg of New Albany has steered many measures into Indiana law, including city code revisions, street improvement reforms, and education and criminal provisions. Notable acts ease city official salaries, create local boards for cemeteries, strengthen property owner rights in street projects, and establish a life sentence for a third robbery conviction.
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Evan B. Stotsenburg
New Albany
Indiana
General Assembly
Senate
Stotssenburg
State Central Committee
Indianapolis
Hinxy
Board of Public Works
City of New Albany
Jeffersonville
Pairview Cemetery
New Alibany
Locust Street
Fifth Street
Market Street
Greenaway
Fifteenth Street
Stotsenburg
Uniform Accounting Promised to Save Kentucky State Funds
Gov. Marshall cites Indiana's uniform accounting law as a model likely to save up to 500 000 annually and improve public official standards. He notes Ohio and Wyoming savings from honesty and efficiency, while Kentucky debates bill to adopt similar methods after urging from State Inspector Thatcher. Courier-Journal reports on the growing case for reform.
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Marshall
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky Press Association
Estill Springs
Thatcher
Kentucky
Wyoming
Courier-Journal
Sappenfield Admitted to Circuit and Superior Courts
J W Sappenfield former deputy city elect is admitted to practice law in the Circuit and Superior Courts Monday. He recently finished law school and is Valparaiso University class of 96 with high honors. Former Journal News employee and half brother of James P Sappenfield of Byrneville. Office address listed as 500 Furniture Exchange Bidg.
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J. W. Sappenfield
Eleck
Sappenfield
Valparaiso University
Journal-News
Evansville Journal-News
James P. Sappenfield
Byrneville
Evansville
Furniture Exchange
Tomato Growers Meeting On Tomato Plant Cultivation
Tomato growers are invited to a meeting upstairs in the courthouse next Saturday at 2 PM. F F Wiley of Indianapolis, president of the Corydon Canning Company, will speak on growing tomato plants and contracting for this year’s tomato supply.
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Corydon Canning Company
Court House
F. F. Wiley
Ndinburgh
Ind
Corybun Canning Co
W. TE
Horses and Mules For Sale Ad
For particulars contact 0 8 Stoker at New Amsterdam Indiana Kurska phone listing for horses and mules sale. The notice provides a contact name and location for inquiry and sale details.
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Stoker
New Amsterdam
Indiana
Kurska
Roll of Honor shows new subscribers and donors
The roll lists numerous subscribers and donors to The Democrat since last report. Names cover Indiana towns such as Corydon Elizabeth New Albany Laconia New Salisbury Ramsey and Corydon RR routes along with some addresses and outside states. Several marked with x indicate new subscribers.
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The
Democrat
Robin Kirk
Elizabeth
Lincoln Hoke
Davidson
Charles Smith
Corydon
EM Jacobs
Elizabeth Mauck
Ira Smith
Boswell
Ind
Eph Stonecipher
John Liptrap
Talbott
Paul Weisbaker
New Salisbury
Noah Noon
Laconia
Frank Windell
New Albany
Kate Green
E E Zenor
William Perkins
Georgetown
Geof Mathes
Ed Adam
Ramsey
John Woertz
Wm Gohi
John Ehalt
Lucinda Heft
7Th
Louisville
New Middletown
O W Hattell
xMark D Stewart
xMashee C Stewart
xJas I McKim
J E Hiser
St Joseph Jr
Christian Hiser
St Joseph Mt
JW Fowler
J H Rowe
Henry E Stonecipher
xMiss Lelia Tr
Harry E Stewart
Dallas
Towanda
Wm Heckelman
H . Minton
Fort Worth Texas
John W Pdeatrick
Percy Messmer
Xa J Sutton
xChas Deweese
William Lind
Indianapolis
Joshua B Watson
Central
AD Reid
Norwood
Thor Amy
Valley City
Jos Keely
Corydon Rei
MC Froman
Depauw
Henry Brengman
Conrad Windish
Alfred Bottles
Mt Pleasant
Iowa
Wood Chopping For Franklin Couple On Snow Day
Mr Frank Snyder and his wife long known in Franklin township were helped by relatives and neighbors to gather a large wood lot during the recent snow on Wednesday January 12. Their three sons in law Andrew Isisert and his three sons Henry Harbeson Henry Meurer with John G Snider Walter Snider Philip Keinsley Henry Miller and others from Floyd county Charles Sheinsley Samuel Himmelheber George Lambertus Andrew Rochner William H Keuhn August Baunach and WN Perkins joined in the effort. Several more arrived in the afternoon and two daughters Mrs Meurer and Mrs Harbeson assisted in a plentiful dinner and supper.
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Frank Snyder
Franklin Township
Andrew Isisert
Henry Harbeson
Henry Meurer
John G. Snider
Walter Snider
Philip Keinsley
Henry Miller
Floyd County
Charles Sheinsley
Samuel Himmelheber
George Lambertus
Andrew Rochner
William Hkuehn
August Baunach
Wn. Perkins
Meurer
Huarbeson
Sunday School County Council Session Held at Corydon Church
The County Sunday School Council met at Corydon M E church with President Joseph P Loudon presiding and Miss Nettie Lockhart as secretary. Township presidents Jacob Schneider Geo G Schafer and Abraham Sieg attended. They set the County Convention for April 2 and 12 and appointed a program committee including Rev W T Bartle Rev A E Robertson Mrs O M Wolfe Harry McGrain and Benjamin Applegate. Carrie and Anna Windish have returned to Louisville from home.
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Corydon M. E
Joseph P. Loudon
Spencer Township
Nettie Lockhart
Jacob Schneider
Webster Township
Geo. G. Schafer
Franklin Township
Abraham Sieg
W. TD. Bartle
A. E. Robertson
O. M. Wolfe
Harry McGrain
Benjamin Applegate
Local Social Notes Spanning New Albany and Louisville
Regina Woertz visits her son in New Albany while several residents including Peter Riddle in Corydon Joseph Hess and Miss Ella Hess in Louisville visit relatives. Minnie Hauss stays with kin in New Albany and Louisville. Louis Zollman meets sister in Duncan then breaks an axle in a buggy accident without injuries.
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Regina Woertz
New Albany
Peter Riddle
Corydon
Joseph Hess
Louisville
Edward Redick
Ella Hess
Minnie Hauss
Jacob
John Brauner
Louis Lowe
Philip Ott
Caroline Ott
Charles A. Walther
Arthur Zollman
Henry Zollman
New Middletown
Louis Zollman
Philip Green
Duncan
Premium Salad Bowl Offer From Ed Gresham
A special premium runs January 51 to February 5 offering a salad bowl with every fifty cent purchase of coffee tea baking powder extracts and spices sold by Ed Gresham of Lanesville for the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. Friedley’s offer is also advertised in this issue.
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Ed Gresham
Lanesville
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
New Amsterdam News Notes and Local Happenings
Rev Forwood cannot fill the U B church pulpit. Miss Beulah Cunningham of Maywood Ill visits Mrs D S Stoker east of town. Harry Cooper and sister Lillian attend their sister’s wedding in New Albany Wednesday. Ed Montgomery of Scottsburg visits brother George and views the ice gorge. Relief follows the ice gorge with little town damage. Pitman Hardsaw remains sick. Mrs David Cunningham returns to Rockport after visiting opposite town. Ice and river sounds resume as warmer weather eases ice. Lois Jack returns home from Kentucky where she teaches.
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Forwood
U. B
Beulah Cunningham
Maywood
Ill
D. S. Stoker
Harry Cooper
Lillian
New Albany
Ed Montgomery
Scottsburg
George
Pitman Hardsaw
David Cunningham
Rockport
Lois Jack
Kentucky
Thompsons Chapel Notes and Local Moves
Miss Maud Murr visited Mrs. Ott Murr last week and Dr. S L Shaw stayed with his sister Mrs. G A Harmon. An effort to establish a local game preserve is underway. Ott and Simpson Murr cut timber near Iris and returned Friday. Mrs G W Boldt and Miss Lena Burgess visited J A Rothrock family. Wm Lincoln and J H Thevenot traveled to Mr John Mosier’s for a day. Earl Rothrock of Louisville has returned home to winter with his father J A Rothrock.
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Maud Murr
Ott Murr
S. L. Shaw
G. A. Harmon
Ott
Simpson Murr
Iris
G. W. Boldt
Lena Burgess
J. A. Rothrock
Wm. Lincoln
J. H. Thevenot
John Mosier
Earl Rothrock
Louisville
Card of Tanks for Catherine Bill
We thank friends and relatives for kindness during the illness and death of our sister and aunt Catherine Bill. Jacos HuecseR and family.
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Catherine Bill
Jacos Huecser
Scarlet fever forces school closure and local visits
Flatwoods notes a return from Benton county and several ill residents. Mrs. Clyde Lottick and Vern return home after visiting Mrs. Rupp, while Minnie and Emma Lottich improve from scarlet fever. George Weis, Gus Eisenmenger, and Louisville visitors are mentioned among ongoing family visits.
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George Weis
Benton County
William Zenor
Harve Patterson
Gus Eisenmenger
Louisville
Minnie
Emma Lottich
Henry Voelker
Jacob Schoen
Minnie Rupp
Corydon
For Sale Thirty Acres Near Corydon With House and Farm Tools
For sale is thirty acres four miles from Corydon on a public road. Includes a four room house barn corn crib chicken house other out-buildings one horse one Jersey cow four hogs spring wagon two horse corn planter new two horse turning plow harrow cultivator shovel plow and other farming tools four tons of hay 100 shocks of fodder ten bushels of corn eighteen acres cleared good ground twelve in timber a fine spring and cistern all for 600 dollars. See me at once if you want a bargain.
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Corydon
Notice of Final Settlement in Gilmore Estate
In the Harrison Circuit Court during the February term 1910 Ed Haas as administrator submits final accounts and vouchers for the estate of Joseph W. Gilmore deceased. The court will examine on February 14 1910. heirs and creditors must appear and show cause why accounts should not be approved. R S Kirkham attorney. 26 2
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Harrison Circuit Court
Joseph W. Gilmore
Ed Haas
Circuit Court
Haas
Admr
R.S. Krrkuam
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Eclear
French Lick
Kesler
Logansport
Floyd
Harrison Counties
Courier- Journal
Ja‘bor
Ala
Roby
Circuit Cour
Roll of Honor
Ss. S. County Council
Carrie
Anna Windish
Bave
F. P. Lotich
Corydon, Ind
Waltherburg
Taylor Township
Monroe Shewmaker
Chart McCauley
Pauisville
Mary Swassick
Essie Fink
Frank McCauley
Katie Johns
Alice Knear
Buena Vista
Andy Colvin
Rosewood
Day Barnett
Harry
Kosmosdale
Q. T. Berry
Underhill
Friedley
V. H. Bulleit & Sons
Thompsons Chapel
Card of Tanks
Flatwoods
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