Local Notes Highlight Trades and Tales in Town
Market items at Keller's include sample hats priced 50 to 83 dollars with a 1.25 dollar tag. News snippets mention Walter of Flatwoods owning a hen that lays gourds and the Bullett Imp't. Store. College Avenue work by W Conrad and G K Gwartney on new residences. Georgetown resident Walter reportedly suffered a stroke of paralysis several years ago. Normal students enliven campus life as education investments grow under a new law. Kennedy visited Saturday with friend Cora Quebbe east of town.
Keller's offers lawn care and farm supplies
Keller's promotes new lawns and garden plows at Bul leeit Implement Co. along with farm tools and wagons. Various local notices report appointments, deaths, marriages, and public events from Lunesville to New Albany, including a proposed bank, a murder trial, and a Confederate reunion visit.
Local items include deaths sales and notices in Heth township
A roundup of short news notes from Heth township and nearby areas covers a misadventure where a lightning strike toppled a Geo. N. Amy poplar killing two fox squirrels, a St. Peter Sunday school convention at which John H. Heth gave the principal address and George Snider was elected president, and various local happenings including trains, sales, marriages, legal cases, and questions of public improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. N. Amy
Heth Township
St. Peter
John H. Heth
George Snider
County records review by Crawford county commissioners
Charles Fitzgerald and Wm H Polen completed a six year public records investigation for Crawford county and will present a written report at the June term likely showing substantial gains for the county. George Nauman of Flatwoods owns preserved garments dating back 21 to 41 years including pants jacket vest and boots by Philip Hirt of Lanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitzgerald
Wm. H. Polen
Board of Commissioners
Crawford County
George Nauman
Flatwoods
Philip Hirt
Lanesville
Squire Vogt
P. C. Bullett
J. H. Patterson
Big Steel Fair and Carnival Next Week in New Albany
Harrison and Corydon residents are urged to attend the Big Steel Fair and Carnival at New Albany starting next Monday for one week. The advertisement promises the Midway shows as the nation’s best, clean, moral, up-to-date, and modern. Every resident should see it, with the event produced at great expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Harrison County
Floyd County
New Albany
Survivor of Andersonville dies of cancer in English
Philip Rosaaligtse aged sixty eight, a survivor of Andersonville prison, died of cancer at English on Sunday. He formerly lived in this county. The Ohio river rose twenty five feet in three days last week. It is out over the low bottoms again. Nice Brussels rug with fringe for 40c. at Keller's.
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Wm. Cahoe
New Albany
John Shrader, Jr
State Street
Philip Rosaaligtse
Andersonville
English
Ohio
Keller’s
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