Local News Notes From New Abby and Vicinity
Fragmentary notices describe a August wedding of Mrs. Kreutver and Mr. Pingire at New Abbany, social visits from Donissille and Mt. Aton, a family birthday dinner for Mrs. Trotter, and regional farm sales and saddle horse listings near Corydon. Observations include health updates, guests, and community reminders.
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Apies Sece Kreutver
Ipl Mes
Charies Wreutver
Nolte Pingire
Janef
Eal Poo
Pirspre
New
Abbany
Uigttage
Stalions
Jin Beauty
Asus
Little Wonder
Vietor
Eyons
Fod Wing
Staath Brothers
Corydon
Jose
Savings message from The Democrat ad
A fragmented notice urges readers to save money by cutting "stinres" in "Savines and Lown Asso." It promotes cultivating a habit of saving and asks readers to consider this issue as a simple matter of proper thrift.
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Democrat
Sirenvous Vecek At The Democrat Office
A garbled scribble from a historical paper notes activity at the Democrat Office over the past week. The legible fragments mention Wednesdays and Thursdays, wages, stipends, and paper operations though many words are unclear.
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Sirenvous Vecek
Democrat
Libreccun's June 1911 Repert and Notices
June 1911 repertory listing with entries on new volumes and juvenile notices. Mentions visitors at a library, adult visitors during the juvenile session, and a sale ad for a two-horse wagon in Asbury Park, Georgetown, Indiana. Nancy Denras listed as librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stodebaker
Local Notes and Family News From Hancock County
Hancock area mentions births illnesses visits and travel with multiple residents named. Alfred Voyles completes new barn while Jane Jackson and Mrs Lois Crayden are listed on sick lists. Lawrence Slauchterbuck and family move to Crawford county. Rev Ralph Rogers preached in New Albany. Sunday School ongoing and assorted visits to relatives near Crandall Franklin township and Grand Maysone.
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Ashworth
Has
Yrn
Crandall
Lawrence Slauchterbuck
Crawford County
Andrew Wright
New Albany
John Teilig
Sherley
Anna Adeliph
Sanday
Ralph Rogers
Sudden Death of Posey Township Man Jesse Potts
Jesse Potts of Posey Township dies suddenly at home at age eighty two. Widow and two children survive. Neighbor notices and local names mentioned. Community notices and small ads follow including health product and pension service promotions.
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Jesse Potts
Posey Township
Josse Potts
Mere. Potts
Ponce
William Potts
Charles J. Treece
Vermont Senator Leads Lorimer Case Investigation
William P. Dillingham takes charge of the Senate inquiry into the Lorimer case, directing investigations into the vacancy and political scandal surrounding the former senator.
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Vermont
Lorimer Casa
Frantic scene after discovery of body on city street
A chaotic incident unfolds when a man arrives at a street corner to find the body of a woman believed to be his mother. In a rage his car is involved and other workers restrain him as a potential crime is investigated.
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Richmond
F Laughlin
Seventesix
Dennis
Tasler
Mainar
John Melinuerton
Terre Haute
Wis
Can Ay
Tavier
Parc
Court Overrules Bid for Acquittal in Clinten Vader Case
June court overruled Clinten Vader's conviction and denied a rehearing on the charge. The Supreme Court let the verdict stand. Vader faces potential appeal obstacles and possible further action, including possible pardon.
Boarders Wanted for Upstairs Rooms with Meals Offered
Classified notice seeks two comfortable upstairs rooms with meals. Interested party from Corydon Indiana to provide caretaking and driving for chores. Contact owner Schelder Joaber for details.
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A. Lorpon
Corydon
Ind
Four Farms for Sale in Harrison and Ky County
Four farms offered for sale with three located in Harrison and one in Ky county. Auction details and conditions to be announced. Also a note touts Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and a liver/gastro remedy as available through local dealers.
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Harrison
Chiatherkin
Threshing and community notices move through Iris area
In Iris the threshers are working nearby and Mr Rhoads with Gra Shucios threshing time. Ice cream social at Phonsaait Ridge slated soon. Bob Pogal and Basten Rhoads visited Sunday evening. Jesse and Kelso Synth stayed with their brother Ben in New Middletown. Roy Bitterman family Bernice and Stoneciphers visited David Stonecipher’s home Sunday. Communications and birthday surprises noted as sold out until next week. readers are told the move is progressing this week.
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Eimer Rhoads
Phonsaait Ridge
Bob
Pogal
Basten
Rhoands
Jesse
Kelso Synth
Ben
New Midletown
Mro
Roy Bitterman
Bernice
Corgetan
Maurice Stonecipher
David Stonecipher
President Taft's Westward Campaign Tour
President Taft travels through Massachusetts en route to Indiana as crowds greet him at stations. He endures the heat and makes brief remarks at Worcester and Pittsfield while Aunt Tim Torrey accompanies him, and officials report arrests from a May 4 riot case in the county.
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N.Y
Boston
Marion
Ind
Poe
Merion Club
Mr. Taft
Massachusetts
Washington
Sorthefield
Mass
Taft
Tim Torrey
Worcester
Millbury
Miss Torrey
Pittsfeld
Ivy
Imprisoned in Well Near Woodward
Arthur J. Wearne, 27, fell into a well dug at his home in Woodward Indiana. He stood in three feet of water for hours until rescued after efforts to pump the well dry failed. The walls were slippery making climbing impossible. Wearne had hoped to recover a valuable water supply lost in the plunge.
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Flwood
Ind
Arthur J. Alearne
Wearne
Rhodins settlement ends in Marion probate court
Final steps in a promissory settlement conclude in Marion probate court as Oren S. Hack is discharged as special administrator by Judge Frank B. Ross. Indianapolis will receive about $200 for park purposes and all heirs will receive their allotted shares as agreed. Clarence Clark, 19, son of Rev W J Clark, disappears from his Hope home. relatives cannot locate him. He was involved in bovine produce business, paid by checks some of which may be cashed.
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Indianapolis
Rhodins
Comprom
Marion Probate Court
Oren S. Hack
Frank B. Ross
Columbus
Clarence Clark
W. J. Clark
Hope
Youn Clark
Squirrel hunting accident wounds boy ten miles north
The first hunting season accident near Madison wounds 12 year old Dale Thorn after a hunter fired at a squirrel. The shooter fled, leaving Thorn seriously wounded in the face neck and breast near a woods edge. No ident available. Indianapolis reports a separate suicide by Abert W Coffin amid nervous illness.
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Madison
Fund
Here
Leadivy
Dale Thorn
Scott Thorn
Fatal Shooting at Evansville Foreman Killed in Dispute
Reports say Robert Vandiver twenty two, a foreman on a large project, was shot and killed in Evansville after a money dispute. Two assailants fled after confrontation, with one wounded by a bystander. Also listed: a train depot arm robbery attempted at Mt Cavinel with Swenk opening fire. a drowning of twelve year old Oscar Witty in the Olio River at Evansville while swimming.
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Evansville
Jad
Robert Ry. Vandiver
Joseph
Princeton
Ind
Mt. Cavinel
Gio Swank
Ces
Belle Cog
Trolley Cars In Head On Collision Kill Motorman
New York July 3 A motorman named Kearney was killed when an open car on a Westchester line ran brake open down a hill and struck a backing car at the bottom The five passengers escaped with minor injuries as the collision occurred near Exsteinston Vertex of the barns and the car occupants were jolted during the dash to the hospital where Kearney died about an hour later
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Jaeoh Trotter
Mont Berch
New York
Jtrick Kearney
Kearney
Tevel
Red
Exsteinston
Jie
Keahee
Beta Fers
Pardham Hospital
Whales Near French Liner Off New York Shore
A distressing scene unfolded as a French liner Lac Tenraine was shadowed by a whale pod about five miles north of the vessel. Passengers on deck watched the creatures approach within close distance, while onlookers nearby hurled objects toward the animals amid the calm sea.
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New York
Judy
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Worvaon National Bank
Corydon, Indiana
United States
WY. E. Cook
Hahae B
Hreutver
Pinaire
Cleyde
Spencer Township
Westey Pingire’s
Donissille
Jacoeo
Fivabeth Sie
Bille Au Cimin de Quasis
Miro
Mes
Pogson
Pov
Pouissille
Mir. Apel
France Davis
Mis
Dal Simon
Pepauw
Wallter
Loren den
Mion Mis
Wldous Senet
Dr. Gleam
Rusey
Dorel Cobos
Soas
Jee Borgamet Sans
Poe River
Liotavette Hays
Rox and
Manola Seacat
Mt. Aton
Toore
Ieodina
Duis
Woodworth
Owerl Prader
Eatonly Darian Alt
Libreccun
Berrouc
Gaily
Hancock
Jane Jackson
Eli Wolfe
Alfred Voyles
Lois Crayden
Levi Boston
Tris Loanele
D. A. Lagle
Em Peath
Asa Matt
Meanie
Albert Kaaftans Ten Hase
Stitt Trea Fk
Tiorgite
Dr. Cie. Phage
Fee
Aodesi
Prunet Dave
Greenbrier
Jeo Tlerie
Creorze Cty
Atte. Mourtie Snider
Franklin Township
Chas. Ashworth
Chas. Westo
Grandma Yr Sone Cdhiy
D. Robert Pittpan
D.c
As¢ Aiken
Lee
AOL
Levy
Lew M. O'Bannon
Glainis
Wilbeatiat Homes
Sirepare
Cail
Tieicait
William P. Dillingham
Phote
Oan
Mesterman
Histe
Bader
Supreme Court
Jasperee
Aidder
Supreme Cour
South Fond
Kari
Chester
Vici Teak
Dis McCoy
Adiitent
Ana Natic
Ene
Wort Genjanon
Iarrison Judy
Etondbige Gaan Als
Troogh
Denver
Col
T. Henwood
George E. Copeland
Brown Palace
Joven
Will
Easton Trad
Helter Animal
Scott
Nature
Iris
Under Bond
cFac Cares
Los Agalia
Taeni
Juste
Toen
Tlatten
Sal
Varley
Ape
Regester
Yoho
William Snoddys
Silas Adams
Jeshields
Elwood
Indiana
Abert W. Coffin
Nort
Delaware Street
Don. Fletcher Packing Firm
Negro
Foreman
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