Local Notices and Personal Updates in Valley City
A jumble of notices reports residents and officials in Valley City. Items mention Temuu B Vasles moving to Palmyra, Ch Heuser selling corn, Joonafic's sale plans, Ilinois travel by GW Lindsey, a court hearing for Miss Lulu Crayden dismissed, and attorneys Suddarth and Funk in attendance. Community members are flagged for upcoming meetings, candidates for local offices urged to attend, and several local residents visiting relatives or recovering from injuries.
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Ooe
Lulu Crayden
Jyoanies Weanserill
Pris
Suddarth and
Funk
Vie to aus sos wuene tap was ever known
Visiting relatives and friends WW New Achuuy. Lurian ill of pneu pile tolerant. Witlie Evans made a fiving vile ust woek, ers trip to Len Rey CW) Dobosr holding a protracted meeties at Moore's Chanel. Chive Johnsets i Hoos Rascoe Treeee and Lloyd vie die dTinois this week. Miss Maal Sink of Newbury visiting ner cousin. Miss Anon Limb of this place, William Ligh died at New Albany last ly too, Wis buried at the Elizabeth cemetery Monday.
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Lurian
Witlie Evans
Len Rey
Dobosr
Moore's Chanel
Maal Sink
Newbuny
Anon Limb
William Ligh
New Albany
Wis
Elizabeth Ceme
Protracted meeting and moves in Taylor Township
Mr. Charles Ware is improving and Mr. George Robinson plans a trip to California. A protracted meeting continues at Rose wood Chapel. Mr. T Schircht and family will move to Louisville. Corydon Democrat visits Convenience. Mrs. Sarah Robinson is recovering. Teachers from the township will attend school at Corycon next summer. Miss Louise McCormick hosted Miss Anna Shireliff. Miss Anna Hartung and Mr. Frank Seibert were guests. Mrs. Alice McCormick and daughter Mary visited near Evans Landing.
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Corycon
Louise McCormick
Anna Shireliff
Anna Hartung
Frank Seibert
Alice McCormick
Mary
Evans’ Landing
Mary Delus
Local Notes From Blue River Township
Farmers sow clover this week as residents share personal updates. Fire loss for Ollie Henriott adjusted at 436 dollars while Nick Nolot welcomes a newborn. Town schools close at 91 days and a 3 cent tax levy was enacted for next year.
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Nick Nolot
Ollie Henriott
Sam Smith
Illinois
Joon W. Wright
George Atkins
New Albany
John
Timothy
George Churchill
Lou Crayson
Local notes and health ad snippets from Frentown and Albany
Frentown residents report Joe Bee back in action and Theodore Henriott spotting a large snake last Friday evening. Local pupil progress praised at No 2 with Prof Brown teaching. Mrs Flora Demans of New Albany visited her mother Mrs Mary Conrad last week. High Mass and Benediction planned Sunday at 1 o’clock. An advertising health claim promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers for biliousness and bowel health with a testimonial from C K Hooper of Albany Georgia.
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Theodore Henriott
Francis ‘Heveuot
Steerstedter
Prof. Brown
Flora Demans
New Albany
Mary Conrad
DeWitt
C.K. Hooper
Albany, Gu
de Witt
Hurstown Notes Highlight Local Returns and School News
Clarence Wright and Miss Anna Kahl return home while George Winninger teaches a spring school and Miss Maude Wright visits. The community reports on a quarterly meeting, travel to Illinois and Nebraska, school closures with a dinner, civic notices, and local political nominations for Webster township positions.
Wedding Soon Prompted by Town News
Titus notes telephone lines dominate chatter. Emil Winders improves in health while Mrs Annie Winders remains on the sick list. Otto Rogge plans a new barn. school ends March 7 with Wm Hardin teaching. J L Beanblossom buys the Hottle farm in the bottom.
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Emil Winders
Otto Rogge
Wm. Hardin
J.L. Beanblossom
Hottle Farm
Annie Winders
Farewell to Mrs Eva Windell 1902 Obituary Note
Obituary notices Mrs Eva Windell died February 22 1902 at age 29 leaving husband Clinton Windell and a family. The text recalls a resurrection morning and family grief. Also includes faded advertisements for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with testimonials from J R Holly and L A Rimty & Son claiming relief from stomach trouble.
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Eva Windell
Clinton Windell
J. R. Holly
Joan Arent
Macomb
Ill
L. A. Rimty & Son
Grand Time School No 1 closes after festive program
A Grand Time School No 1 in Blue River township closed Feb 21 under Prof Ed Peters. Parents attended and filled baskets then feasted. Morning program ran to noon with an afternoon of music and recitations. The teacher gave a valedictory address to conclude.
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Blue River Township
Ed. Peters
Lame back remedy advertised by Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root
Readers are urged to try Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney bladder and liver troubles. The ad promises a free sample bottle and a booklet upon request by mail, with directions to send a GAien payment and name to Kilmer Co.
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No Orchards Advised This Spring Against 17 Year Locusts
State geologist Blatchley warns the 17 year locusts will visit the state this year advising against planting new orchards until fall. Locusts attack young trees and twigs, not whole trees, with eggs laid 17 years prior. Protection includes framing and cheesecloth around young trees. Locust numbers fall as hogs poultry sparrows and tree clearing reduce the swarm.
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Blatchley
Conrad's Concert Closes Series With Big School Hall Show
Prof C W Conrad wrapped up his music lesson series with a Friday concert at the School Hall. About 80 students sang sacred and humorous choruses, with solos duets and orchestra selections. Miss Essie Conrad drew applause and an encore in Who will Buy my Roses. Roxie Shafer of Marengo performed Beyond the Gates of Paradise. The Hill Cornet Band, led by Capt John Trotter, played popular pieces on the street before the concert.
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C. W. Conrad
John
Peter
Essie
Roxie Shafer
Marengo
Corydon
Hill
John Trotter
Conrad
Sale of Mortgaged Lands In Harrison County Indiana
Public sale of lands mortgaged to Indiana for school funds will be held at Corydon court house. Multiple tracts across sections and townships are offered for cash to satisfy principal interest and costs. Listed owners include Corn S Melton Oster Melton Mary Mitchem Ambrose Parker Ida Parker John H Albin William F Herndon Josephine Herndon and James A Watson Auditor Harrison County.
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State of Indiana
Harrison County
State of
Indiana
Corydon
Sarah J. Melton
Corn S. Melton
Oster Melton
John H. Albin
Congressional Township 5
Range 3
Section Six
Township Five
Range Four
Ambrose Parker
Ida Belle Parker
William F. Herndon
Josephine Herndon
New Middletown
Cumberland Telephone seeks county system for farmer access
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company requests farmers to meet its county system plans and offers contact through the nearest local manager or the Nashville executive office to discuss service. The ad notes telephone will help farmers reach markets and traders, potentially saving more than a year’s cost. Also a separate line advertises country hams at C. M. Miller's grocery.
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Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co
Notice of Application for Liquor License in Bradford Indiana
Jacob Fessel announces he will apply to Harrison County Board of Commissioners at the Corydon session on the first Monday of April 1902 for a license to retail intoxicating liquors in a room on the east front of a frame building on lot 7 Main Street Bradford. The room measures 24 by 13 feet with layout details and porch 14 by 9 feet.
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Morgan Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Iaid Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Main
Jacob Fessel
Death of Jesse Windell Aged 5 In 1901
Jesse Windell son of Alford and Mary Windell died Sunday December 15 1901 at age 5 years 3 months 26 days. The obituary notes the family's sorrow and asks parents not to weep, trusting in the Lord to meet him in rest. Mary C. Wiseman signs the notice.
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Jesse Windell
Alford
Mary Windell
Inquest Finds Michael E. Keller Died by Suicide
Coroner I W S Nye of Harrison county Indiana reports an inquest held February 24 1902 into the death of Michael E Keller in Harrison township He found the 31 year old man hanged himself on February 4 1902 The deceased was 5 feet 6 inches tall 160 pounds with a dark complexion and clothing described as ordinary working clothes He had a 7 7 8 pocket knife and a handkerchief on his person delivered to his wife Mary A Keller</s>
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I. W. S. Nye
Harrison County
Indiana
Michael E. Keller
Harrison Township
Mary A. Keller
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