Life insurance ends uncertainty for families
The article argues life insurance from Mutual Life of New York is no longer a gamble but a safeguard for families. It notes that policies provide income to survivors after a breadwinner’s death, easing hardship and preserving homes, education, and future security. It urges readers to contact F. A. Bullett in Corydon, nd for information on contracts.
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Mutual Life of
New York
F. A. Bullett
Corydon
Woodmen Decoration at Cedar Hill Cemeteries
Woodmen of Gresham and Lanesville camps led by Corydon band decorated graves of John Denton and his wife at Cedar Hill last Sunday. Rev H Lstern conducted a prayer. G K Gwartney and H Breeden spoke on Woodcraft. About seventy five Woodmen participated.
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Gresham
Lanesville
Cedar Hill
Corydon
John V. Denton
H. Ldstern
G. K. Gwartney
H. Breeden
West Baden Hotel and Outbuildings Destroyed by Fire
The West Baden Springs Hotel and all outbuildings including the electric plant bath house laundry dance hall ice plant barns and employees quarters burned in the early hours last Friday night or morning. Loss estimated at 500000 with 100000 insured. About 268 guests were in the hotel at 2 am and escaped in night clothes. Guests were sheltered in French Lick a mile away with borrowed clothing. Ownership cited for the property includes L W Sinclair and FE Rhodes.
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West Baden Springs
French Lick
L. W. Sinclair
FE. R. Rhodes
Meeting of Evansville Minister Demands Dollar from Flock
Rev Majors, a colored preacher in Evansville, convened a gathering and urged each member to bring a dollar or face expulsion, saying he had lived on dried apples too long. He urged Christians of all colors to consider their souls over mere fruit. The ad offers a Corydon wagon on short notice and invites orders.
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Majors
Evansville
East End notices and local updates in Harrison County
Ben Pearson nears recovery from ailments. Smith Patterson repaints his house in delicate pink. Miss Bessie Faith visits college and boards with Mrs. Victor Wright. John McKinster plans a dwelling near C. H. Ginkins. Eliphelet Hickman, George K. Gwartney and C. W. Conrad build nearby. Gwartney to later erect a stone house. The East End launches a quarterly Awakener at the College. 1900 report shows 7&8 Sunday schools with 4,908 scholars and 2,760 average attendance. Dyspepsia ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Care by IL A Railey & Son.
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John McKinster
C. H. Ginkins
Charley Chambers
Nabua
Philippine Islands
Will Irwin
Eliphelet Hickman
George K. Gwartney
C. W. Conrad
Mr. Gwartney
East End
Harrison County
Awakener
FE. S. Hallett
County Sunday School Association
Gresham Camp Honors New Head Camp Physician
Dr Z C Wolfe of this place was elected Head Camp Physician for Indiana and Vermont at the St Paul meeting. The $2500 per year post passes on membership applications and will not hinder his practice. Indianapolis will host the next Head Camp, with W J Bullett credited for securing the victory over five other candidates.
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Indiana
Corydon
Z. C. Wolfe
St.Paul
Minn
Green
Shelbyville
Wolfe
Vermont
Indianapolis
W. J. Bullett
Gresham Camp
Greshim Camp
Woodcraft
Carnival a Success? New Albany fair yields small surplus
The Carnival of New Albany, run by the New Albany Company and Uniform Bank with Knights of Pythias, closed last Saturday night. Weather hindered profits, but all debts will be paid and a small surplus remains for the Uniform Bank. Local merchants enjoyed two good weeks of business, and promoters plan to repeat the midway show next year.
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Carnival of New Albany Company
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
New Albany
Wealth as Measure and Its Moral Cost
The Indianapolis News argues that the money measure of material wealth intrudes into life as an end and justification of teaching. It contends nations rise on character, not wealth, and history shows this lesson plainly.
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Indianapolis News
Horses and Mules Wanted for Upcoming Purchases
A. P. Hill announces two sale days in Elizabeth on June 21 and Laconia on June 22 to buy horses and mules. Bring a good mule or driving horse to the specified locations for potential purchase.
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Elizabeth
Laconia
A. P. Hill
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