The Fishing Party Camps On Blue River Adventure
The fishing party led by Capt. F. M. and including 8S. D. Glenda and Thomas Bartley A B Linder Jason Kintner and the senior editor camped on Blue River last week. They returned home refreshed with stories of misadventure and triumph including near falls and a cook’s scrambled fish method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M
Glenda
Thomas Bartley
A. B. Linder
Jason Kintner
Blue River
Julius
Dr. Funk
Sam
Kintner
Linder
Jason
Vander and
Gar
Linder & Thomas
Tom Bartley
Capt. Bartley
Hopkins
Levi Hickman
Charley Watson
Wm. Hawn
H. Simcoe
Cave Dam
Editor Travels as Delegates Head to National Meet
The senior editor announces a month of absence starting with a trip to Guthrie Oklahoma for the National Editorial Association meeting June 7 8 and 9. The party will visit major Texas cities Dallas Houston and San Antonio then head to the Pacific coast including Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Exposition returning via Salt Lake City and Denver. In the interim Judge Kirkham handles editorial duties and Miss Caughlin the office staff with readers urged to report any treatment concerns.
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Dumoenar
Guthrie
Oklahoma
National Editorial Association
Texas
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Exposition
Salt Lake City
Denver
The
Democrat
Judge Kirkham
Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar Promotes Relief
The advertisement promotes Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a original non opiate remedy for colds and coughs. It claims the product moves bowels to expel the illness and relaxes nerves for throat and lung healing, suitable for all ages and tastes good, sold by druggists.
County atlas project announced with F A Bullett
Mr. F A Bullett has begun steps to publish a high grade county atlas. Editors, draftsmen, surveyors and solicitors are hired. The atlas will be 153 by 18 inches, half leather, with lithographed maps of world, United States, Indiana, Harrison county, townships and towns. It includes roads, streams, schools, churches, land owners, county history, statistics, and subscriber details. Estimated completion in one year, price ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bullett
United States
Indiana
Harrison County
Louisville solicitor sentenced for embezzlement
John C. Ballard former solicitor for a Louisville installment company pleaded guilty in Floyd Circuit Court. Judge Utz sentenced him to twenty days in county jail a $10 fine and one year disfranchisement. Ballard is from Logansport Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Ballard
Louisville
Floyd
Utz
Ballard
Logansport
Ind
Death of Mrs Herle in Posey township
Mrs Bridget Herle of Posey township died Friday of paralysis at age 85. She leaves one daughter Mrs Jacob Helman and two sons. A Catholic, she was buried in the Catholic cemetery near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Herle
Posey Township
Iter
Jacob Helman
Ayine
Children’s Day Observed At Local Christian Church
Children’s Day will be observed at the Christian church next Sunday. The children have prepared a beautiful and interesting entertainment to be given Sunday evening at 7 30. All are invited to attend and bring a silver offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Local Notice Promotes Kodol Cure By Engineer
A Kansas Globe report notes engineer Joe Tack, on Missouri Pacific line between Wichita and Kiowa, credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with curing his stomach pains and cancer fears. He says it helped others as well and urges readers to try the product, sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Kan
Joe Tack
Wichita
Kiowa
Marriage License Records Listing
Marriage license notes show Isaac W. Loster and Addie B. Sturms, John L. Windell and Ada Booker, Bert Steepleton and Julia Longbottom, Charles C. Royse and Jessie Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac W. Loster
Addie B. Sturms
John L. Windell
Ada Booker
Bert Steepleton
Julia Longbottom
Charles C. Royse
Jessie Martin
Commencement Exercises at Corydon High School 1905
The twenty seventh annual Corydon High School commencement was held at the College Auditorium last Thursday. Prof. Reuben Post Halleck delivered the class address on Efficient Life, stressing mental and industrial growth and continual renewal. Graduates were Jaco Jordan, Wadean Sieg, Alma Black, Blanche Elliott, Monna O Ban non, Louise Miller, Ray Demosse, Hettie Miller, George Benton, Ora L Bullett, with music by the Seibert Band of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon High School
College
Christian and
Presbyterian
Reuben Post Halleck
Reuben Fost Halleck
Louisville
Gutton
Halleck
Hettie Miller
George Benton
Ora L. Bullett
Seibert Band of
Supt. Martin
First National Bank praised for progress and trusted service
The First National Bank highlights its strong progress and efficient operations in Harrison County. It credits neighbor support and patronage for its growing status and promises continued safe prudent service. Officers are named as ready to handle customers’ business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Girl Injured When buggy runs away near Mott Station
Miss Lyda Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs Issac Gibson of Mott Station was seriously hurt Saturday night while visiting Boone township. She and Laura and Guy Ferree rode home in a buggy when the frightened horse ran a distance and threw them. Lyda sustained a spinal injury and a gash over an eye and is bed bound at Lorenzo Ferree's residence.
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Lyda Gibson
Issac Gibson
Mott Station
Boone Township
Laura
Guy Ferree
Laconia
Guy
Lydia
Lorenzo F. Ferree
Thanks for Memorial Respect from Corydon G A R
The Corydon G A R Post thanks the Christian church members the minister Elder Grimes for his address the choir for music and all people for the cordial reception after Memorial exercises last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Post
Corydon
Christian Church
Grimes
Hale County nursery advertises 50000 trees for fall delivery
Hale son and adjoining counties are informed that Chas. McClaran & Son of Sunshine Indiana still run a nursery with about 50 000 trees in stock for fall delivery. Readers are urged to obtain prices before placing orders elsewhere and to contact the Sunshine office or Eureka by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale ‘Son
Chas. McClaran & Son
Sunshine
Ind
Eureka
Who Owns the Cellar Deed Details Foreclosure Reserve
A sheriff's deed to John Hannel includes a peculiar proviso reserving the cellar from Allen Deberry of New Middletown. The foreclosure of Hannel’s mortgage on Deberry’s property left the cellar excluded from the deed, creating a lasting reservation on ownership of the cellar.
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John Hannel
Hannel
Allen Deberry
New Middletown
Buried at New Amsterdam Remains Sent for Interment
The remains of Hugh Hardsaw of New Amsterdam, who died in Louisville, were sent to New Amsterdam for burial. He was 47, survived by a wife and one child. A son of the deceased had died recently and was buried in New Amsterdam.
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Hugh Hardsaw
Pitman Hardsaw
New Amsterdam
Louisville
New Amham
N. A
Saving a City by Dynamite and Medicine
A reader from Calhun Ga relates that his wife suffered a stubborn cough resisted by two doctors. After using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Colds and Coughs she slept better and was cured. The ad notes La Grippe bronchitis cure at L A Riely Son’s drug store with trial bottle free.
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Z. T. Gray
Calhun
L. A. Riely & Son
Destructive Fire Destroys Sieg Barn Near Corydon
A midnight blaze consumed William H. Sieg’s large two story barn and contents three miles northwest of Corydon. Loss about 4000 dollars with 1000 dollars insured in Harrison County Mutual. Bloodhounds were brought from Evansville to probe incendiary origins as storm raged nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Sieg
Corydon
Harrison County Mutual
Sieg
Evansville
Chicago Strike Echoes Colorado Debate Over Suffrage
Alice Stone Blackwell reports on Chicago labor unrest tied to anti-suffrage rhetoric and rioting while noting Colorado women defend suffrage, arguing the Chicago opposition group fails to curb strikes and exposes a broader anti suffrage stance.
Pleasant Occasion Celebrates Mrs. Bauer Birthday
One hundred two relatives neighbors and friends gathered at Mrs Mary Bauers Webster township home on Sunday for a big dinner with fourteen cakes and other edibles Music on the graphophone and fruit of the vine added to the celebration John Riddle an eyewitness called it a grand occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bauer
Webster Township
John Riddle
Cruelty to Animals Laws Warn Transporters
The new cruelty to animals laws are strict and crews must follow provisions. Teamsters risk fines and possible jail for overloading or mistreatment. Transport of living animals with tied feet or without proper cages is unlawful.
Drowning Report Reaches Taylor Township Father
Charley Laduke of Taylor township received a telegraph from Springfield Oregon stating his son Harry Laduke has drowned and his body will be shipped home. Harry had been in Oregon for two years working in timber and was likely drowned rafting logs. He was industrious and highly respected.
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Charley Laduke
Taylor Township
Springfield
Oregon
Harry
Hi Ody
Oregonut
Cleared for Action Health Claim Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as clearing the body for action. It claims health glow in cheeks and eyes, firm flesh, buoyant mind, urging purchase at L. A. Riley & Son's drug store for 25 cents.
Memorial Day Observances Across Several Towns
Memorial Day activities marked by G A R posts and local groups across Mauckport New Amsterdam Wesley Chapel and Corydon. Speakers included L M O Bannon W H Roose R B Kirkham A W Funkhouser Rev Irvine Laslie J D Current and T J Wilson. Graves decorated at multiple cemeteries including Burnville Thomas Sheler Woertz Flock Zoar Hurstown Nevin Walter and Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauckport
L. M. O'Bannon
W. H. Roose
Kirkham
New Amsterdam
G. A. R. Post
Wesley Chapel
A. W. Funkhouser
Evanssiville
Irvine and
Laslie
J. T. Benson
G. A. BR
Immer’s Chapel
Lanesville
Pennington Post
Burnville
Thomas and Sheler
Woertz
Flock
Zoar
Hurstown
Nevin
Walter and Conrad
Elizabeth
Odd Fellows and Daughters
Rebecca
J. D. Current
New Albany
Corydon
T. J. Wilson
Schoepfie
Cedar Hill
Corydon Oratorical Showdowns Draw Daily Spree
Yesterday Corydon displayed a lack of oratorical talent as feather pullers and skyscrapers were absent. Citizens endured a burst of mental artillery from the old capital with lines of Zenor at New Albany and O Bannon at Georgetown among others in a colorful lineup.
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Corydon
Togo
Zenor
New Albany
Ranny O'Bannon
Georgetown
Burtley
Winslow
Kirkham
Lew O'Bannon
Roose
Manckport
Irvine
New Amsterdam
Wilson and Schoepfie
Local Social Notes From Taylor Township And Nearby
A roundup of visits and 家 travel across Taylor Township and nearby towns. Residents include Alma Oliver Mary Young Edward Ackerman Julia Abbott Minnie Arnold Nellie Kelly Kate Johns Monnie Colvin Jesse Kelley and others visiting relatives in Louisville West Point Rosewood Corydon Dogwood Evans Landing and Elizabeth. The piece notes death of Harry LaDuke with burial planned in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brown
West Point
John Souchie
Charley Reader
Abner Noyes
Tom Carl
Edward Ackerman
Louisville
Julia Abbott
Minnie Arnold
Kate Johns
Nellie Kelly
Monnie Colvin
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Stands 25 Years On
The 25 year old Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic is presented as iron and quinine in a tasteless liquid. The ad promises no cure, no pay and lists a 50 cent price. Manufacturer Bly appeals to familiarity and reliability for customers seeking iron treatment.
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GROVE
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Herle
Chicago
Colorado
Illinois
Chicago ‘‘Association
O. F. HE
Alice Stone Black
Harry LaDuke
Arminpa
Alma Oliver
Miss Mary Young
Jesse Kelley
Arnold
Rosewood
Morton Davis
John Downard
R. Ferree
Maude Davis
Lewis Wayne
Rehoboth
West
Elsie Dean
Joe Brinley
Ida Blanche McCauley
Walter Saffer
Dogwood
Harve Saffer
South Dakota
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