Kryl Band Plans Two Bend Chautauqua Concerts
KRYL and his band announce two Bend Day Chautauqua performances one afternoon and one evening. Soloist director Mr Kirt, educated Prague Conservatory, has spent twenty five years in America performing with leading ensembles including Chicago Symphony and Cincinnati Orchestra. Frank Kryl, brother of Bohumir, headlines with chimes, French horn solos, and a French horn quartet. James Hurt, famed xylophone virtuoso, also appears among the season solos.
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Kryl
Kirt
The
Musical Conservatory of
Prague
America
Mr. Kryl
San Francisco
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Kunwald
Cincinnati Orchestra
Frank Kryl
Bohumir Kryl
Palma
Cuba
James Hurt
Opening Day Chautauqua Program by Smith-Spring Hermes Company
Fragmented text describes the Smith-Spring Hermes Company program on the opening day of a Chautauqua, naming individuals and places in unclear order. Details are unreadable, but the event concerns performances or lectures associated with a Chautauqua circuit and a contemporary sponsor.
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Smith-Spring Hermes Company
Chautauqua
Noted Band Leader Joins Chautauqua Week
Bohumir Kryl brother of the famed bandleader will appear with his own eighteen member band on the fifth day of Chautauqua week alongside the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and other real organizations.
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Bohumir Kryl
Corydon Citizens Report Health and Road Notices
Corydon residents report medical concerns and a large road construction notice. The piece lists names, local officials, property details, assessments and payments, with emphasis on highway repairs and public health notices.
Notice of Public Highway Location in Harrison County Indiana
Petition filed in Harrison County Indiana asks for a public highway in Jackson township Crandall to Walnut street route. The proposed route would use the Southern railroad right of way crossing Crandall area and landowners listed include Mary Eaton Camp 4108 Modern Woodmen of America and others. Hearing set for July 8 1916 before the Board of Commissioners.
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Jackson Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Main Street
Crandall
Southern Railroad
Said
Frank Melton
Crandall Branch
Mary Eaton
America
Charles Ashworth
Benjamin Davis
Ferark Melton
John Melton
Harry Melton
Kate Melton
Henry Seheler
Homer Wright
Southern Railway Company
Southern Railway Company of Indiana
T. G Bevan
Mary Thomas
Board of Commissioners
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