Open Season for Squirrels Starts July 1
The season for hunting squirrels opens Friday July 1 and runs to November 1 with other game rules to follow. Hunters must secure a license from the County Clerk unless hunting on private lands with consent from landowners or tenants. Violations include hunting on another’s land without permission or damaging property. fines range up to the value or double the damage. Licenses require age residence and description. residents on their own or their landlords land may hunt without a license. Children under 14 need parental endorsement for the license, which costs one dollar, and hunting on Sundays is unlawful.
Escust Point Community Notes Preview Engagements
The note mentions an upcoming wedding in the Escust Point area. It records visits by Mrs. Annie Bennett and family to Philip Schoen, reports Nora Tabler’s gradual improvement, and notes a local baseball team forming. Philip Achoeti shipped raspberries to the Falls cities while Frank Schoen repairs a buxter wagon for Frank Walter amid heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bennett
James
Louise Rakestraw
Philip Schoen
Nora Tabler
Jeédna
Philip Achoeti
Falls
Bell Johnson
Virginia
Albert Tabler
Frank Schoen
Frank Walter
Mrs G W Windell Bead Dies at 72 in New Albany
Mrs Starriett Wincell wife of Capt George W Windell died at her daughter Mrs G Summers home in New Albany after two years illness. She leaves husband two daughters Mrs G C Summers and Mrs G W Hoagland. Funeral held Saturday from family residence. She was a Presby terian and the Winds family lived near Corydon before moving to New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Windell
Corydon
New Albany
Milky Way Baby Visitor Reaches Macy Family
Henry Denbo Sr. received a postcard showing a flying machine with the nude newborn and a note from Robert Henry Myers declaring arrival from the Milky Way. The baby visited Mr and Mrs W H Myers of Macy Indiana on June 23. Mrs Myers formerly Addie Denban grew up in Worydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Denbo, Sr
Grandpa
Robert Henry Myers
W. UH. Myers
Macy
Indiana
iMother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Advertises iMother Grays Sweet Powders for Children used in the Children s Home in New York to cure feverishness teething disorders and regulate bowels with a promise of never failing relief Sample free and address Allen Olmsted LeRoy NY 164 Be
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Gray
New York
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Fragmentary OCR Note from Corydon and Shropshire
Fragmentary text mentions Teva phone and a Shropshire Bucks James I. Smerh in Corydon with a June date reference. The legible items are sparse and exact events or entities are unclear.
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Ling Shropshire Bucks
James I. Smerh
Corydon
Death of John A. Smith at Corydon May 25 1909
John A. Smith died at his Corydon home on Tuesday May 25 1909 from tuberculosis after an arm bone operation in Louisville. He was born March 22 1868 and aged 41 years 2 months 3 days. Funeral at Pleasant Ridge church with Rev. J. C. Mills and Rev. H. A. Barton. burial in nearby cemetery. He leaves a wife Melissa J. Anderson and three children. He joined the U B Church while young and lived a faithful member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Smith
Corydon
Mr. Smith
Louisville
J. C. Mills
H. A. Barton
Pleasant Ridge Church
Melissa J. Anderson
John Conner
W. G. Rhoads
A. O. Smith
T. H. Smith
J. I. Smith
W. Smith
U. B. Church
Sign Offering $15 For 1908 Pennies Causes Confusion
In Indianapolis, a posted notice promised $15 for 1908 pennies. Colored men rushed to gather pennies, thinking they would receive a single penny for that year. They learned the signer meant $15 for that number of pennies, not one penny.
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Indianapolis
Deaf Mute Convention Set for Louisville July 5 to 10
The National Fraternal Society of Deaf Mutes holds its third biennial convention in Louisville from July 5 to 10 with prominent deaf mutes from the United States and Canada in attendance. A banquet at the Galt House on July 9 will seat 500 guests.
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National Fraternal Society of Deaf Mutes
Louisville
United States
Canada
Galt House
Spring Grove
Hartford
Conn
Henry Clay Work
Georgia
Woman’s Label League and Trade Union Auxiliary
Indianapolis
Annie Fitzgerald
Chicago
A. [. Field
Elwood
Ind
Woman's Label League
Ley Yoder
Massissa
Woodmen of the World
National
Fraternal Congress
District Conference at Ma rengo July 13 14
The New Albany District Indiana Conference of the M E church will hold a district gathering at Marengo from July 13 to 14. Opening sermon is set for Tuesday evening July 13 delivered by J F McConnell president of DePauw University. Also listed are 10 cent bargains at Economy and 10 cent store including post card albums leather purse dominoes whisk broom chair bottoms and more.
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New Albany
Indiana
M. FE
Marengo
J. F. McConnell
Wer
Dickinson
Atlantic
Central of Georgia Railway
Illinois Central
Central Stove Manufacturers’ Association
Michael Horstenstein
Columbus
Hardman, Peck & Co
New York
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Zhitomir
Russia
W. B. Smith and Company
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Sharon Steel Tubing Company
William Newes
Ballwin
The Roosevelts Score In Africa Animal Hunts
A dispatch from Naiwasha British East Africa lists the Roosevelt party hunting record. Theodore Roosevelt and son Kermit Roosevelt killed multiple animals including lions rhinoceroses giraffes wildebeests elandtopi buffalo gazelle cheetah leopard monkey and others in the June tally.
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Naiwasha
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised As Best
A Tennessee editor testimonials Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best on the market noting its quick relief for a baby with winter colds. The ad also cites sales by Louis S. Riely and mentions a Economy 5 and 10 Cent store lineup of small household bargains.
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Chamberlain
FE. W. Tardy
the Sentinel
Gainsboro, Tenn
Louis S. Riely
A Cat and a Woman Use of His Shotgun
In Steubenville Ohio on June 21 Meler Osman shot and killed Mike Demick, wounded his wife, and attempted suicide after quarrel over a cat. He fired at Demick in the Osman residence as Demick caressed Mrs Osman then wounded his wife in the back. A pursuing officer halted Osman before he could fire a second shot.
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Steubenville
Meler Osman
Mike Demick
Osman
Joseph Benitski
Benitski
Demick
To Honor the Dead Government Will Mark Confederate Graves
The War Department opened bids for a national cemetery monument at Finns Point Salem New Jersey to honor 2460 Confederate officers and sailors who died as POWs at Fort Delaware 1862 1865. Cost about 8500 dollars. General Edwin M Coates retired serves as commissioner for marking Confederate graves.
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Washington
War Department
Finns Point National Cemetery
Salem
N. J
United States
Fort Delaware
Congress
Edwin M. Coates
Diverse 1909 News Dispatches Span Deaths and Debates
Brief items report the death of Dr. B L Wiggins at Sewanee. Mississippi bans alcohol beverages. Russia restricts aliens in Amur district. Erdman act arbitration signed by Georgia railroad and striking firemen. Bankruptcies, rail sales, wage boosts, lynching in Florida, cholera hospitals in St Petersburg, and military coast defense plans are noted along with other varied events.
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B. L. Wiggins
University of the South
Sewanee Tonn
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Amur
Georgia Railroad
State Window Glass Company of
Buckhannon
VW. Va
United States
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G. W. Windell
iMother Gray
Teva
Jié
A.W
Annie Vaughan
Raleigh
N. C
Cardus
Towers
SOD Everywhere
A.j-Tower Co
Boston
USA
Tower Canadian Co
Uimirzo Tononro
Can
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Hippop Python
Impalla
Ws Gazelle
Pammius
Kermit Roosevelt
Beveridge
Aldrich
National Cemetery
E. T. Lamb
Norfolk & Southern Railway
Edward Payson Weston
Spring Valley
Wyo
Amoy
Great Lakes
Arcadia
Fla
St. Petersburg
Hester
Boyton
Okla
Rentie
R. G. Dunn & Co
Weekly Review
Madison Square Garden
G. Pierce
All Souls Unitarian Church
United States Senate
Hale
W. W. Rockhill
China
Pekin
Worth American Gymnastic Union
Turnerbund
Cincinnati
Justin Steer
Medical Department
Washington University
Sheepshead Bay Track
Nottice
Fried & Sauck
Kery Huainers
Oscar Shuck
George A Cooper
Harrison County
Indaca
Charles J, Tree “F
Admr
Commodore
Trubaugh
Levedia EK
Lone
Admx
Little Wonder
Corsdon
Valentine Stauth
Haise
Nasire
Bone
Wane & Struth
Rochester Nurseries
Junietw
Rochester
N.Y
Southerr
Indianapolis, Columbus and Southern Traction Company
SeyMoUr
Greenwood
Hoosier Flyers
Seymour-Indiaoal
Southern Indiana R. R
A. A. Anderson
Mgr. Columbus
Eppect
Hoosier Limited
Jeffersonville
Watson Junction
Sellersburg
Scottsburg
Crothersville
Fadioburg
Franklin
VIA
Southern Railway
Ohio River
St. Louis
J.C. Beam
E.E. Crayden
Ramsey
Eureka
Trotter
Cuzberland
Fredericksburg
MT. Carmel, Ill
J.C. Beam,jr
St. Louis, Mo
Sam P. Vogt
D. F. Lemmon
California
Oregon
F. H. Kaleis
Augis
E. H. Bacon
Swarens & Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey & Crandall
Efurekaf and
Hore Phnea
Palit
J. C. Beam, JR
F. A. Ulen
Chichester’s
Deargist
Chichester
Tee
Parker
Balsa Shanes
Draggiste
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