Wagon overturns injuring several near Corydon
A Corydon Mauckport stage wagon run by Rowe and Bean overturned Friday afternoon near Luther Miller's home one and a half miles south of Corydon after its team, frightened by C W Miller's automobile, ran into a soft ditch. Ten passengers plus the wagon proprietors fell, with all bruised and Mrs Edward Flescher worst hurt.
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Corydon
Mauckport
Rowe
Bean Blossom
Luther Miller
C. W. Miller
Edward Flescher
Revival Meeting Closes with 28 Conversions and 13 Accessions
Readed by Reggi Wo White, revival at Corydon A B Church ends after four nights with twenty eight conversions and thirteen accessions. Rev Taylor and active members advance the cause of Christ as Rev Brandenburg arrives to assist for a one week revival starting next Sunday night March with sermons on The Unfolding Life.
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Fey
Tuccer
Proaliren
Evita
Ion Shiree
Pusat
Reggi Wo White
Fan Lieret
Prealiy
Red Co
Hey
Taylor
Corydon A. B
Brandenburg
Eleer
Advert: Herbal laxative and farm rental notices
An old ad fragment promotes Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf as a mild laxative with free sample available from The Mother Company LeRoy, NY. It also prints a rental inquiry seeking a tenant with team near Hillsgrove Coryden and notes a blind work horse sold at Elliott's sale in Coryden on March 4.
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Mother Gray
LeRoy Px. Y. Tiei
Elliott
Coryden
Marshall Refuses 4800 Travel Reimbursement
Vice President elect Thomas R. Marshall refused 4800 to reimburse personal house expenses from his Indiana governorship. He argued the appropriation was unconstitutional and urged the Conference Committee to strike it from the bill.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Indiana
H.ig
Pry manager called to Albion for father’s funeral
Charles Pry manager of the Corydon Creamery was summoned to Albion last week due to his father Hugh He Fry’s serious illness. Fry died Sunday at age seventy eight. Pry returned to Corydon Monday morning then went back to Albion to attend the funeral Tuesday. Fry was not a Civil War veteran.
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Atr AL
Pry
Corydon Creamery
Albion
Pinas
Hugh He. Fry
Corydon
Dem and Conmoner Subscriptions Mixed Rates
A fragmented list shows various newspaper and publication subscriptions for the Democrat and a range of partners including Courier Journal Louisville Herald Times Post Indiana Farmer and Cincinnati Enquirer. Prices range from 1.00 to 5.50 with several one year terms and some end dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat and Conmoner
Democrat and Courier Journal
Maily
Democrat and
Weekly Courier Journal
Democrat and Daily
Louisville Herald
Daily
Louisville Times
Democrats and
Louisville Post
Indiana Farmer
Democrat and Farmer's Guide
Weekly
Cincinnat Enquirer
Indianapolis Daily News
Cardui Promised Relief for Womanly Troubles
An Baltimore reader, Mrs Ison of 1419 Mast Madison Street, endorses Cardui for serious womanly troubles after weeks of weight loss and weakness. The ad urges readers to try Cardui and mentions Medicura Stock Food as a medicated salt digester and warm destroyer sold by J. Bulleit & Son.
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Baltimore
H. Ison
Mast
Madison Street
Cardui
Ison
Medicura
Setdb Ty J
Bulleit & Son Adyt
Marshall Shocks Society by Having Maid at Table
The Philadelphia smart set was startled when Vice President Thomas Marshall and his wife seated a management supplied maid at the Bellevue Stratford breakfast table. The maid joined in conversation as Marshall read clippings about himself and photographers sought posed portraits in a Hoosier style.
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Marshall
Maid
Philadelphia
Thomas Marshall
Bellevue Stratford
Cardui touted by Mrs Bradley in local letter
In a letter from this place Mrs Fula Mae Bradley praises Cardui for curing her nervous indigestion and constant fatigue. She says Cardus built up her nervous system and strengthened her constitution, claiming she now feels fit and urges others to try it.
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Hines
Ajax
Fula Mae Bradley
Tate
Cardus
Savings Plan Options Offered by Corydon S L A
The Corydon Savings and Loan Association offers 4 percent interest on shares. Members may pay $100 upfront for a paid up share or use installments paying $1 or more per month per share. If funds allow, buy multiple shares.
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Savings and Loan Association
Corydon
Pension expert Lew M O'Bannon assists widows in Corydon
Lew M O Bannon has wide experience in pension practice and will secure a pension if entitled under the law. Special attention to widows' claims. He will call at homes to prepare applications and may be reached by phone or mail at Corydon Indiana.
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Lew M. O'Bannon
Corydon
Indiana
Mad dog bites horse and many dogs in Ramsey area
A mad dog chased and bit several dogs in the Ramsey region last Friday. It bit a fine mare owned by Will Adam, valued at $500, as Adam rode along the highway west of Ramsey. The dog was shot by Charles Clunie after spreading bites and its head shipped to Indianapolis for rabies testing.
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Will Adam
Ramsey
Cold Southern California weather and booming early 20th century growth
A San Pedro era letter from J Dunham Marsh comments on unusually cold weather, noting damage to oranges and remions, and describes rapid construction in Southern California, Panama Canal era preparations, and political commentary about Socialist planks and elections. The writer mentions Washington notice of sale and remarks on political shifts and ownership.
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Los Angeles
Caan
Maple Ave
Mio i. Moo
Bannxes
Corydon
Ind
Dean Fhioxp
Bam
California
Washington
J. Dunham Marsh
Notice of Separate Maintenance Claim and Tenant Offering
Notice that Bertha A. Stallings left the home and the husband will not be liable for her contracts or debts. Also references a Louisville Herald page with a humorous caption about a father, mother, and twins, and an advertisement for a seven room house for rent in Corydon by J. W. Melkinster.
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Bertha A. Stallings
Marin Otto Stallings
Corydon
Old Maids' Club play delights UB S S audience
The United Brethren church Young Ladies Sunday School class presented the Old Maids' Club on Friday night to a large crowd. Fourteen women and two men portrayed roles with humor and odd costumes. Net receipts reached 7.25, aiding the Sunday School.
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United Brethren Church
Old Maids
Wiley Patterson
Alva Anderson
Edgar Anderson
Noble Flock
Walter Gilham
Des Stromire
Orville Flock
Bertha Brandenburg
Aura Mauck
Hattie Binkley
Sallie Emily
Ethel Hogan
Chloe Dick
Edna Dick
Noble Fleck
Corydon Bridge Walkways Petition Seeks Dual Paths
A petition to the Board of Commissioners requests adding a second pedestrian walkway on the Corydon bridge over Little Indian creek to ease crossings from wagons to the fair grounds. The current plan includes only one east side path. citizens urge two walkways for safety and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Little Indian Creek
Fair Grounds
Mrs. Caroline Albin obituary from Webster township
Mrs Caroline Albin died at her Webster township home after a weeklong paralysis at age eighty one. She left nine children, four sons and five daughters, plus a stepdaughter and many grandchildren. funeral at Pleasant Ridge church was led by Rev McVey with burial in the church cemetery.
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Caroline Albin
Webster Township
Corydon
Pleasant Ridge Church
McVey
United Brothern
Philip Herter
Frederick Mosster
David Stonecipher
Theten Albin
This County
Harvey J. Albin
Louisville
Herman
Albin
Leslie
Michigan
William Hattell
Elmwood
Nebraska
Minerva Kirkham
Clyde Noyes Dies in Pennsylvania While Serving in Army
Mr and Mrs Abner Noyes of Elizabeth received a telegram that their son Clyde died in Pennsylvania where he was stationed. The burial will be at Rogers Camp Ground. He was 29, with three brothers in the U S Army and several sisters. He would have turned 30 in thirteen days and would have completed three years of service this year.
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Abner Noyes
Elizabeth
Clyde
Pennsylvania
Rogers Camp Ground
U. S
Death of Six Year Old William Jacob Richert Jc
William Jacob Richert Jc died Saturday February 22 1915 at six years old Funeral services were held Monday February 24 at St Peters Lutheran Church conducted by Rev P H Rilling of Louisville and burial followed at St Peters Cemetery He is survived by father mother two sisters Earl Mimner Ithel Eva Ora and brothers Firestone Crowdrieh tires Polarine oils and pure gasoline advertised by Wiseman Bullett Feb 6 3.
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William Jacob
Little Foot
George Richert
Elever
St. Peters Lutheran Church
P. H. Rilling
Louisville
St. Peters
Ithel
Eva
Earl Mimner
Ora
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Goodrich
Wiseman & Bulleit
Shiroh
Hillsgrove
Team
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Crosby, Coryden
State House
Trenton
Morey
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Marshall
Otteral Fursty
Illinois
Busness
Death
Ceres
Heroaut
Endiana
George Ade
Booth Tarkington
Mad Dog
Fine Horse
Charles Clunie
J. W. Melkinster
OLD Maids’ Club
U. B
C. M. Evans
Library Now
FG Eagle
Luu B. Resin
Clyde Noves
Babe
Firestone and
Crowdrieh
Wiseman & Bullett’s
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