Raccoon Valley Notes Include Sick List and Visits
Raccoon Valley residents report several ill neighbors including Mrs Wain and the Conrad family. Visitors include Guy Sims of New Albany and Blaine Wagner of Corydon. Edd Reitz plans to move to Denver for a new position. others visited Henry Brown and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wain
Conrad
Anna Conrad
Guy Sims
New Albany
John Reudenbush
Blaine Wagner
Corydon
Lewis Wagner
Edd Reitz
Joseph Reitz
Denver
Col
John Loudenbush
Guy Stns
Henry Brown
Raccoon Valley
Harbeson
Hursttown
Albertaton
John Noudenvush
Falls City
Motts
Gievie Wagner
California
New Salisbury Social Bits and Local Notices
Miss Maud Byim returns home and hopes for a wedding soon. Joseph McCoy is steadily improving. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Ora Adamson. Slaughterback of Mill town visits Elizabeth Bringle. Marcha Telephone extends lines to neighbors. Stevens buys a $250 stallion. Olive Stevens visits Crandall. Students will miss a five act comedy due to licensing delays. Corydes Joneton grows steadily. George Henty opens a new business in Greorge town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Byim
Joseph McCoy
Ora Adamson
Misa Itta Slaughterback
Milltown
Elizabeth Bringle
Marcha ‘Telephone Company
Chas Ly, Stevens
Olive Stevens
Crandall
Vinvie DeWeee
Corydes Joneton
Greorge Henty
Land Transfers List With Numerous Small Parcels and Sums
A crowded list records transfers of parcels of land with prices ranging from tens to thousands of dollars. Names include Vandertalt, Rich ert, Hedges, Dannettell, Lynch, McFarland, Bricker, Paddocks, Sturms, Summer, Brown, Astiven, Davis, Leibert, Breeden, Layyece, Miller, Beeler, Sharp, Singleton, and Troncin among others. Multiple counties and plots noted with acreages and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Vandertalt
Chas. J. Richert
Charles PoShafter
Julius FE. Hedges
Jet
New Middletown
Jno
B. Ove
Mary E. Dannettell
Lynch
Amos Lynch
Alex McFarland
D. Bricker
Harry F. Paddocks
Fr. Vener
Thomas J. Sturms
Joseph Smith
Tao
W. Summer
Peteropal
Chas H. Brown
Kaufein Vertilini Co
Charles Toler
Curyden
Ann M. Astiven
Isaac B. Davis
Biddie Bosinger
Henry Leibert
Lee A. Locklett
Emery Breeden
Yar
Amos Bout
Eres
John IL. Layyece
Samuel C. Miller
Ema
Beeler
Daniel M. Sharp
Hillo Festine
Lot
South Bee
Webster
Amos Ether
Singleton
John S. Singleton
Maneiatort
Geo. L. Singleton
Mauchport
Br Wn
Elizabeth E. Troncin
Migpie Richards
Notre Dame Lady's Appeal For Rheumatism Remedy
An advertisement claims a home remedy can ease rheumatism and joint pain, kidney issues, and backache. It suggests testimonial proof from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame, Indiana, and invites readers to write for details and cure testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Poe
M. Summers
Dame
Ind
Hogs Hogs Hogs Elmer Davis Meat Market Post Prices
Elmer Davis Meat Market quotes within five cents per hundredweight of the Louisville market for the day. Decl3-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Davis Meat Market
Louisville
Smallpox Letter Urges Vaccination Over Quarantine
A 1906 message from J M Henry, secretary of the Indiana State Board of Health, argues vaccination is the only practical smallpox prevention. The letter denounces quarantines as ineffective and suggests exposing the unvaccinated to the disease to gain herd immunity. It warns the illness will spread unless everyone is vaccinated and criticizes towns for unnecessary quarantine expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inptaxarours
Mar
C. D. Luckett
Ind
Milltown
Leavenworth
Marengo
Birdseye
Community Notes From Milltown Area
Aunt Catherine Walk is improving slowly. John Slaughterbeck and daughter Brittin of Milltown visited friends in the area last week. The Rebecca Lodge aided in founding a lodge at Corydon on the 13th. Joseph McCoy is convalescent. Lena Cooper, after staying in New Albany, visits her mother here. Maud Burn visits Mrs Henry Richert of Georgetown. Mrs Joseph Walk of Milltown visits daughter Mrs Chas Stevens. Prayer meeting at church each Wednesday. The play The Octoroo will be mounted by the school Saturday night March 31. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
John Slaughterbeck
Brittin
Milltown
John Foote
Chas Stevens
Rebecca Lodge
Corydon
Joseph McCoy
Lena Cooper
New Albany
Maud Burn
Henry Richert
Georgetown
Joseph Walk
Chas. Stevens
Local Notes From Elizabeth Area Visit And School Updates
Sandy Branch and Mib Sandy Branch in Wisconsin report visits by Stuart and family to Mrs Stuart's father Sau GLeslor near Elizabeth over the weekend. Aliss Anna Satter remains ill. Cooper school released last Thursday with strong attendance. Rev Black to start meetings at De Pauw Sunday night. No. 5 school progressing well under Miss Anna Daily. Ezra McDaniels of Illinois visits parents near Elizabeth. Miss Mary Bryant sick. Ed. Bert travels to Campbellsville Kentucky for timber work. Freddie Bierley of Louisville visits home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Sau Gleslor
Elizabeth
Aliss Anna Satter
Cooper School
Black
Depauw
No. 5
Anna Daily
Ezra McDaniels
Illinois
Mary Bryant
Bert
Campbellsville
Freddie Bierley
Louisville
Beech-Wood Chips and Local Notes
Wheat looks bad in this vicinity. Our school will close in about two weeks with Miss Hurst at the helm. Miss Lula Bruch made a business trip to Louisville, Kentucky this week. James Lewis formerly of Breckenridge now Illinois is visiting friends nearby. Geo Bruch and his wife visited Michael Woehl and family Sunday. There is no sickness in this neighborhood at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hurst
Lula Bruch
Louisville
James Lewis
Breckenridge
Ilinois
Geo
Bruch
Michael Woehl
Local notices from Burnville report visits and town updates
Miss Pearl Hazzard visits New Albany for three or four weeks. Residents travel to nearby towns, and several residents plan or discuss moves. Rural Route 3 will be established from Georgetown May 1 to improve postal access. The nail keg club meets at J. D's store to debate temperance and local topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Martino
Frank Gettlefinger
Palmyra
Chris. Heuser
Corydon Junction
Georgetown
Uncle Sam
Sleeplessness and Digestive Health Remedies Sold Locally
Stomach disorders cause nervousness and sleep loss. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets stimulate digestion and restore health to aid sleep. Available for sale by C. R. Watson, successor to L. S Crosier & Co. mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
C. R. Watson
L. S Crosier & Co
Mortgage Exemption Filing Urged by County Auditor
All mortgage exemptions must be filed with the County auditor before the first day of May to obtain the exemption in real estate assessments. Do not wait to the last day. file at once to ensure timely consideration. FRANEEK WATSON auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franeek
Watson
Green Ground Bone for Chickens at Elmer Davis Market
Ground bone product advertised for chickens at Elmer Davis' meat market. Labeled as best in the world for fowls with a December date noted and promotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Davis
Two Beautiful Women Escape Spring Catarrh With Peruna
Ville Tennessee resident Estelle Campbell reports Peruna eased her spring catarrh after overwork and no vacation. She credits the tonic with quick improvement and renewed strength within a month of starting use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Estelle Campbell
A Spring Tonic Peruna Endorsed By Satisfied Users
A testimonial touts Peruna as a spring tonic to brace nerves boost the brain and cleanse the blood. Frank Williams of New York praises its gradual health restoration after malaria and a run down condition with no narcotics or drug habit risk. His letter and many others claim lasting catarrh prevention and confidential correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
31Th Street
New York City
First Presbyterian Church
Captain Capitol Golf Club
Peruna
Bradford Area News Roundup
Local notes report Philip Fessel to New Albany work and Sappenfield buying a horse. Miss Belle Fessel visited John Sheloff’s family. Students performed at Murphy school with Bradford and Martin Bros. Lawrence Coleman taught Snyder's Chapel pupils who recited dialogues with music. Harry Sappenfield to work for Coin Tash this summer. Mrs. Ella Mosier in poor health. Sam Voyles and Dora Raake traveled to Corydon. Andy Steersteedter bought a 200 acre Blue River farm. Geo Stanm considers moving to Louisville. Zack Nicholson searched for horses in Borden. Ed Raake visited New Albany. Ethel Bradley formerly Fouts married Kentucky Governor Bradley on Mar 10. Anna Navill from New Albany staying with Wm Jacobis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Fessel
New Albany
Andy Fessel
Win
Sappenfield
Belle Fessel
John Sheloff
Claude Miller
Murphy School
Snyder’s Chapel
Lawrence Coleman
Bradford and
Martin Bros
Harry Sappenfield
Coin Tash
Ella Mosier
Sam Voyles
Palmyra
Dora Raake
Corydon
Andy Steersteedter
Blue River Township
Geo Stanm
Louisville
Zack Nicholson
Borden
Ed Raake
Ethel Bradley
Ethel Fouts
David Fouts
Bradley
Kentucky
Anna Navill
Wm. Jacobis
New Life Pills Promise Relief for Internal Ailments
A vintage ad extols Dr King s New Life Pills to regulate stomach liver and bowels without pain. The text notes the product prevents serious trouble and sells for 25 cents at L A Riley and Son druggist.
Eggs for sale from prize S C White Leghorn flock
For sale this season eggs from prize winning S C White Leghorn chickens. Also offered is the Hiawatia Incubator and Brooder from Corydon Indiana R R 1. Contact Guy Hess by phone 33 2. February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C
Protracted Meeting Underway at Fairview and Local Visits
Hill Grove notes a protracted meeting starting at Fairview with several social visits this week. Lydia Starrett and Beulah Cunningham are listed as sick, while D W Shaffer plans to close his No 14 school on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Cunningham
Fairview
Annis
Frank Haas
Pen Haas
Family
Mary Hockman
Leila Stonecipher
D. W. Shaffer
Stella Lohmeyer
Manzell
Ruth Binkley
Dick Shaffer
Chas, Stonecipher
Resolutions of Respect for John H Kannapel Infant
Webster township teachers honor the infant son of John H Kannapel with resolutions of sympathy. They adjourn their institute to attend the funeral and arrange minutes copies and notices to the family and county papers. Committee: Charles Wright John Kirkham Pearl Tranum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kannapel
Webster Township
Charles Wright
John Kirkham
Pearl Tranum
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised for Children
Pleasant tasting remedy praised for quick relief of coughs colds and croup in children. Claims to prevent pneumonia and serious consequences when given at onset. For sale by C R Watson successor to BES Crosier & Co mar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Watson
BES Crosier & Co
Mar
McCunken and Son Advertise Nursery Stock in Corydon
The firm McCunken and Son of Corydon Indiana invites inquiries on fruit trees and nursery stock while customers review current stock and prices. Contact details include BR 4 Eureka Phone j3i Sw for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCunken & Son
Corydon
Ind
BR. R
Eureka
Central. ANGLE SAM local notes and updates
W A Smith returns from a two week visit to Kansas and Oklahoma. Rev Toombs conducts meetings at Fairview church this week. Greene Ruby is noted as a champion horse trader. Mauckport sportsmen visited Sunday evening. School closes next Wednesday after a successful term with Mrs Carry Hays as teacher. W E Lane remains in town per earlier report. Dick Humphrey starts a new saw mill on Isaac Reed’s farm east of Central. James Ruby bought a horse for 50 cents plus a package of tobacco amid high horse prices. Ella Lethco, wife of James, has had kidney trouble and illness. Winter has boosted loafing and local store activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Smith
Kansas
Oklahoma
Toombs
Fairview Church
Greene Ruby
Mauckport
Carry Hays
W.E Lane
Dick Humphrey
Isaac Reed
Central
James Ruby
Ella
James Lethco
Rheumatism Relief Claims by Herald Editor
Mr J C Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory says he is afflicted with rheumatism but Chamberlains Pain Balm allows him to attend to business again. He calls it the best liniment and notes one application relieves pain. Sold by C R Watson successor to E S Crosier Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bayne
The
Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
C. R. Watson
E. S. Crosier & Co
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K.R
New
Salisbury
Gray
Notre Dame Lady's Appeal
Henry W. Denao
Denbo
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
C.D. Luckett
Sandy Branch
Mib
Burnville
Abe Williams
Miss Pearl Hazzard
W. C. Conner
East Ninth Street
Steve Mosier
C. N. Maymen
Cone Tush
Greenville Township
David Jenkins
New Salisbury
Blanche Hazzard
Bradford
Sarah Garrison
Tillman Harrison
Dennis Stucker
Cumberland Telephone Con
Charles D. Stevens
Frank Ingleman
Harry Hazzard
Jeffersonville
Sylvester Coomes
Philip Martin
Buffalo Bill
Happy
Cardus
B. Inez Silvera
136Th Street
Grand Recorder Daughters of American Independence
Inez Silvera
Butfalo Bill
Hill Grove
Buack Eye
Democrat
Lydia Starrett
Ranr
John Frotter
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