Midland Concert Company Appears at M E Church
The Midland Concert Company consisting of four lady entertainers performs the Citizens Lectures season finale on Saturday evening March 17 at the M E Church. It includes Miss Robinson soprano Miss Spalding mezzo soprano Miss Waterman reader impersonator and Miss Steinman violinist. Admission is 2 cents with proceeds benefiting churches.
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Citizens
M. E. Church
Midland Concert Co
Miss Robinson
Miss Spalding
Miss Waterman
Miss Steinman
Corydon
Clover Blossom Notes and Local Tidbits
Read the Democrat for the news as Joe Markwell visited Wm. Thomas Sunday. Fred V. Manzer makes a high bow at a ten-th day arrival at his home. Joe Stark lost a horse on a recent night. An old advert promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve warning against counterfeits sold by other makers.
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the Democrat
Joe Markwell
Wm. Thomas
Fred V. Manzer
Joe Stark
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
Mar
Pea Ridge Happenings At Zoar And No. 8 School
The Y P C U at Zoar is progressing with Oscar Thomas leading Sunday night meetings and G M Miller slated to lead next. No 8 school continues about five weeks and plans a reorganized Sunday service on March 24, then resumes the first Sunday in April with all invited. A funeral at Pfrimmer's Chapel drew many Grangers, and Miss Pearl Miller celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a surprise party including music and social time.
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Zoar
Oscar Thomas
G. M. Miller
No. 8
Embs
Pfrimmer’s
Frank Markwell
Lily Bridgeman
Crandall
Veretta A. Thenas
Miss Pearl
Ramsey Notes and Local Visits Highlight Town Happenings
Ramsey reports many residents visiting relatives and neighbors across Crandall Depauw New Salisbury Scottsburg and Falls Cities. Charlie Bye Blue Bell plans a new grocery store. Eli Crayden remains sick as Alfred Stauserill travels to Oklahoma to visit his ill sister Nettie Edmonson.
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Charlie Bye
Crandall
Aisher
Ramsey
Ida Gurtz
Depauw
Sanford Martin
Eli Crayden
George Hintz
New Salisbury
Calbert
Scottsburg
Roscoe LaHue
Falls
Alfred Stauserill
Oklahoma
Nettie Edmonson
Widow thanks neighbors for aid after husband William Danner
The undersigned expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and assistance during the illness and death of her husband Wm. Danner Mrs. Margaret Danner.
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Wm. Danner
Margaret Danner
For Sale 85 Acre Farm With Timber Creek Land
For sale a farm of 85 acres with valuable timber and good land in a creek bottom. Includes a very good house, barn and other outbuildings and ample water. A real bargain is taken soon. Inquire of Thoms McKim Crisp X Roace.
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Thoms McKim
Crisp
Central Indiana notes of visits and work in 1890s era
Central district report lists W E Lane trimming fruit trees for J H Watson near Mauckport. Meeting series led by Brother Toombs at Concord. Deen Frakes and Boone township family visited Green Ruby Sunday. Geo Watson and wife visited Dick Pitman family near Nieuw Amsterdam over weekend. Several youths to the West for summer work: Frank Tmdai Jesse Pitman Reuben Blake Andy Pearson Charles Pitman. Charley Planizan, long time Indianapolis worker, visited parents Mirand Mare and Flanagan last week. Dick Humphrey bought timber near Central to build a saw mill. Walter Applegate teaching at Rosewood visited home Sunday and his best girl near John Mein bought McCarty farm on Buck Creek and will move there soon.
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W. E. Lane
J. H. Watson
Mauckport
Bro. Toombs
Concord
Deen Frakes
Boone Township
Geo. Watson
Dick Pitman
New Amsterdam
West
Frank Tmdai
Jesse Pitman
Reuben Blake
Andy Pearson
Charles Pitman
Charley Planizan
Indianapolis
Mirand Mare É
Flanagan
Dick Humphrey
Isaac Reed
Central
Walter Applegate
Rosewood
Suniday
John Mein
McCarty
Buck Creek
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Ola Conrad
Neighbors and friends gathered March 9 for Mrs Ola Conrads surprise 24th birthday party. Attendees included Joseph Snider and wife Reuben Conrad and wife Frank Snider and family Frank Byerley and wife Ward Conrad and wife Ed Snider and family Tom McCrady and family Wm Snider and wife Anna Ollis and children Charles Arnold and family Wm McCrady and daughter Miss Mayme Marion Byerley Walter Snider and Omer Conrad. They departed late with best wishes.
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Ola Conrad
Joseph Snider
Reuben Conrad
Frank Snider
Frank Byerley
Ward Conrad
Ed Snider
Tom McCrady
Wm. Snider
Anna Ollis
Charles Arnold
Wm. McCrady
Miss Mayme
Marion Bye
Beech Grove Gossip and Local Notices
Beech Grove news notes include Jack, a Democrat visitor. W H Crecelins reports a lost cow Saturday night. Eureka telephone line being erected in the area. Pink Brown reports a lost horse last week. Dick Beet the Edison ad noto at No. f dast Friday and Saturday. Miss Neve Smith returns home from Elizabeth. Rosal Quebbeman working for Albert Bruch.
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The
Democrat
W. H. Crecelins
Pink Brown
la Dick
Neve Smith
Elizabeth
Rosal Quebbeman
Albert Bruch
Are You Going West Farm for Sale Ad
Real estate department offers efficient service for listing farms for sale. Farmers Savines Trust Co and W. E. Cook secretary coordinate with Watson Bros for livestock purchases including calves. Eureka phone listed.
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Farmers Savines & Trust Co
W. E. Cook
Watson Bros
Dr. Davis
Eureka
First National Bank Leads In Deposits By Conservatism
The First National Bank of Harrison highlights its deposit strength with figures showing deposits over six times its capital, compared to rivals with less than three times. Organized April 2, 1903, under U S Federal law, it claims a steadfast path of conservatism and safety while inviting business from all customers.
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First National
United States
Smallpox Delays Crawford Circuit Court Session
Due to outbreaks in English the Crawford Circuit term set for Monday is postponed by Judge CC Warque Cook to next Monday. If the epidemic persists the court may adjourn to May. The disease is mild with no deaths, but strict quarantines and precautions are in place to prevent spread.
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Crawford
CC. Warque Cook
Harrison County Telephone Co call meeting notice
There will be a call meeting of the Harrison County Telephone Company at Elizabeth on Saturday March 17 1906 to transact any business that may come before the meeting. FERD H O BANNON secretary. W C Glenn trims your wall pape ready for hanging.
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Harrison County Telephone Company
Elizabeth
Ferd H. O’ Bannon
Swarens and Adam Open New Undertaking Firm
Announcement that Swarens and Adam opened a new undertaking establishment at Ramsey with planned branch offices at Crandall Moberly Corydon Junction. Orders may be left with John P Isterling at Corydon Junction or telephoned to the firm. New funeral car news and burial goods stock.
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Ramsey
Crandall
Moberly
Corydon Junction
John P. Isterling
Suit over stone drill ownership dispute
Henry Lewis and Peter Deutsch clash over a $1.50 stone drill after Deutsch took it home then returned it to Henry who then took it back. Deutsch kept the tool claiming ownership and a writ of replevin was sworn before Squire Morris. Deutsch was awarded the drill and Lewis plans to appeal to higher courts.
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Henry Lewis
Peter Deutsch
Deutsch
Lewis
Peter
Henry
Squire Morris
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Squire Bunch Dies at Bradford at Seventy Five
Charles Bunch of Bradford dies at his home last Thursday aged about seventy five after a year at the Soldiers Home in Illinois. A former Justice of the Peace he leaves a widow two daughters and three sons. The funeral details are not listed.
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Charles Bunch
Bradford
Illinois
Meeting Notice for State Celebration Meeting at courthouse
Notice of a meeting at the courthouse on Monday night March 19 to support the upcoming state celebration at Corydon on June 29 and 30, 1906. A musical program has been arranged and all interested persons are urged to attend.
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Court House
Corydon
Clover hay price and contact details listed
Clover hay pricing at $8 per ton with a Eureka phone listing. Corydon R R No 2 provides likely delivery or contact information. Bottles mentioned as LE'NDER BOTTLES appear in fragmentary form.
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Eureka
Corydon R. R
Local Notes From Byrneville Area
Byrneville news notes Irma Kepley visits Michigan. Eddie Byrne in Lagrange for summer. Mosier Mill Co. moves to Baylor farm. Rev Hudson holds revival at Crandall then Bradford. plans to begin here. Icy and Blanche D Byrne host social on the 7th. Sappenfield has several thousand black cap raspberry plants. Summers and Walter Kethely plan Ohio River trip. Guy Baker visits Georgetown to see relatives. Corsdon Cannery treasurer Raymond Illis seeks tomato acreage. about 2 acres secured. Farmers urged to enter the tomato venture for better returns.
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Irma Kepley
Michigan
Rippy
Mosier Mill Co
Baylor Farm
Rev. Hudson
Crandall
Bradford
Icy
Blanche D. Byrne
Eaton
J.P. Sappenfield
Charles Summers
Walter Keithley
Guy Baker
George Town
Raymond Illis
Corsdon Cannery
Death of Wilson Funk in Louisville County
Wilson Funk died at his Louisville home yesterday morning from a complication of disorders at about five years of age. He was born and raised in the county and moved to Louisville four or five years ago. He leaves a widow and nine children, five daughters and four sons, including daughter Mrs. Amz W. Werver of Elizabeth. Remains will be brought here today for burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Wilson Funk
Louisville
Amz W. Werver
Elizabeth
Cedar Hill
Estate planning offer from Farmers Savings and Trust
An old classified notice urges proper will preparation and estate settlement naming the Farmers Savings and Peer Cow as executor. It promotes free will preparation and confidential inquiries by person or mail with W. L. Cook as secretary.
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Farmers Savings & Peer Cow
W.L. Cook
Savings Deposit Accounts Grow 3 Percent Interest
The periodical notes Farmers Savings & Trust Co offering savings deposits with 3 percent interest as a basic benefit of financial planning. It also advertises Kodol for indigestion claiming relief from belching and palpitations after meals.
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Farmers Savings & Trust Co
W. E. Cook
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Corydon, Ind
First National Bank
Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Misseswell Keller
Nellie Williams
Nancy Benton
Nettie Lockhar
Mel Games
Ruth B
Punk
Wil Keller
Midland Concert Company
Pearidge
Pea Ridge
Frankie Roberts
Blue Bell
Uncle Sam
Beech Grove
Jack
Harrison
GIS
Loa Saks Peo
Corydon National
Individuallake
Shiggs
Corvellian Nautional
de Posils Oul
Qso
Bank
W.C. Glenn
Cumberland
Swarens & Adam
Squire Bunch
Byrneville
Abe Williams
Eddie Byrne
Lagrange, In
Wilson Funk Dead
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