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08 May 1901
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Corydon Democrat in Corydon, Indiana
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
1
The Princely Shirts In Demand In Big Cities
The Princely Shirts are widely worn in major cities and praised for quality. Fancy striped neglige shirts with separate collars and cuffs or with collars attached suit hot weather and cost 50 cents.
Pleated Princely Shirt and Eureka Neclice Styles
Advertisement notes a Pleated Princely Shirt priced at 65 cents and Pure Woven Madras Eureka Neclice shirts with pink blue and oxblood options, separate cuffs priced at 1.00 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Balbriggan Fabrics In Color Stripes Promised For Comparison
The notice advertises genuine French Balbriggan in natural solid colors blue black and heliotrope stripes and invites comparison with similar city stock at the same price.
Corner State and Main Streets, New Albany, Ind
Readable fragment notes a location at Corner State and Main Streets in New Albany Indiana. Details of the event or notice are not provided in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State and Main Streets
New Albany
Ind
County Board elects truant officer for county
The County Board of Education met at the County Superintendent’s office on Monday and chose a new truant officer to replace Aaron Peters of Elizabeth. William H. Rosenbarger won the eleven to eight vote over W. T. Johnson of Posey township and Henry Denbo Sr. of this place. All candidates were Democrats. Rosenbarger is described as loyal to the party and fit for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Aaron Peters
Elizabeth
William H. Rosenbarger
W. T. Johnson
Posey Township
Henry Denbo
Rosenbarger
Johnson
Denbo
Death of Webster township resident John V B McRae at 61
John V B McRae died Thursday of typhoid fever at age 61 after a three week illness. He never married and faced recent financial misfortune. He was highly regarded and well liked by neighbors. His funeral was held Friday at Old Salem church with large attendance. Rev. Hartman of Elizabeth delivered the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. B. McRae
Webster Township
Old Salem Church
Rev. Hartman
Elizabeth
Picnic party on Blue River near White Cloud
Last Thursday a jolly party fished and picnicked on the Blue River banks near White Cloud. Attendees include Isaac and Mrs Orwick, John and Mrs Dannenfelser, Misses Bullett Wright Montgomery Hudson Rowe Shuck Shuck Doolittle and Conrad, and Messrs Miller Funk Frank Pearson Wilson Lewis Kireh Doolittle Breeden. Red Mill sold flour feed corn hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue River
White Cloud
Isaac Orwick
John Dannenfelser
Maggie Bullett
Clara Wright
Lena Montgomery
Annis Hudson
Laura Rowe
Zila Shuck
Bertha Shuck
Bessie Doolittle
Mabel Conrad
Messrs
George Miller
Chas. Funk
Scott Frank
Fran. Pearson
Spencer Wilson
Roscoe Lewis
Pete Kireh
Carl Doolittle
Stewart Breeden
Electric rail line proposed from New Albany to Wyandotte Cave
A plan advocates an electric railroad from New Albany to Corydon and Wyandotte Cave. It argues the line would power the cave and lights, spur hotel development, support shipping for fruit and timber, and boost local freight traffic. The proposal emphasizes natural resources, stone and timber along the route, and potential benefits to Louisville, New Albany, and Indianapolis areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
New Albany
Pike
Corydon
Wyandotte Cave
Indiana
Indianapolis
Death of Nicholas Kleber in garden at 78 in Corydon
Nicholas Kleber, 78, died of heart failure yesterday between 12 and 1 PM in a garden while setting out tomato plants. He leaves two daughters Flora and Louise and a sister in Germany. Born December 3, 1822 in Oberentzen Alsace France, he came to this country in May 1852 and lived near Frenchtown and Corydon. Funeral planned for tomorrow at Cedar Hill. he was a respected local citizen and descendant of General Klebar. The Normal Bible Class met at Mr and Mrs Sam Pfrimmer’s home Monday evening with refreshments. adjourned until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Kleber
Flora
Louise
Cedar Hill
Oberentzen
Alsace
France
Theresa Valee
Klebar
Napoleon
Germany
Sam Pfrimmer
Four Tickets Compete in Local Elections Amid Tension
In a heated contest four tickets Democratic Republican Citizens Good Citizens vied for town offices. Republicans held their usual lead though some Democratic candidates, notably Shuck, nearly won. Lanesville elected Marshal John Pressler. Clerk A M Eisert Sr. Treasurer Henry Zabel. Trustees John P Zabel Peter Loew Chas S Green. Laconia elected T H Ferree Marshal T F Elbert Clerk Scott Crosier Trustees Andrew Baumin Joan Brashear G T Webb. Grannie denied forcing herself onto the school board. Self described as hired for a political job. The Shiloh Sunday school convention elected Harve Albin president Leslie Sharp secretary Henry Taylor superintendent H C and Miss Bean prim. Supt. Geo E Steinhauer of New Albany won a public building painting contract for 285 dollars. A social at the Normal Thursday night invites all. Board of Commissioners met Monday. A lost pair of spectacles on the desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grannie
Mr. Shuck
Shiloh
Harve Albin
Leslie Sharp
Henry Taylor
H. C
Miss Bean
Citizens' ticket wins with named victors listed
The Citizens' ticket defeats the opposing People's ticket. Victor details: Marshal Ben Duegins, Clerk Jacob Rush, Treasurer Harvey 8. Goode. Trustees Orange Drillett Geo. W. Scales Clarence Kron Myers McKinney and Charles Treece named as winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s
Citizens
Ben Duegins
Jacob Rush
Harvey 8. Goode
Orange Drillett
Geo. W. Scales
Clarence Kron
Myers McKinney
Charles Treece
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John Y.b. McRae
Red Mill
Howard
Lanesville
John Pressler
A. M. Eisert, Sr
Henry Zabel
John P. Zabel
Peter Loew
Chas. S. Green
Laconia
T. H. Ferree
T. F. Elbert
Scott Crosier
Andrew Baumin
Joan Brashear
G. T. Webb
Geo. E. Steinhauer
Board of Commissioners
Geo. W. Freid
F. Richards
Otpepsiedag
W. H. Morris
E. H. Breeden
A. L. Reynolds
Ieee
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M. Miller
Cort Sharp
Giblithin
Ghela Garge
Victor J. Bulleit
Wm. H. Rowe
Tees
Gwartney
Gppety
Harry McGrain
L. S. Riely
A. J. Ross
Bane
E. S. Hallet Perenne
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