Program of Harrison County Farmers Institute in Elizabeth and Crandall
Harrison County farmers institute program notes events at Elizabeth on Tuesday November 20 at M E Church and Crandall on Wednesday November 21 at Crandall Church under Purdue University auspices. Sessions cover livestock improvement grain crops market methods and youth opportunities with evening talk and round table. The aim is broad farmer participation with family attendance and community advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Farmers’ Institute
Elizabeth
Crandall
Purdue University
Local Notes From Hursttown Area This Week
Miss Ollie Felker of Princeton visits friends in the vicinity. Mrs. Thomas Winn undergoes tumor removal by Dr. Geo LaHue of St Louis. Mrs. Dave Winn and daughter Helen of Terre Haute visit her father in law Thomas Winn. Thomas Clunie near here has the flux. Mrs. Wesley Delinger has typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs Tafayette Brengman west of Corydon were in the area. Miss Sadie Pepper and Grace Engleman near Davis school house visit Strother Barrow. Mrs Will Vausha and daughter of New Albany return home after visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Felker
Princeton
Thomas Winn
Geo. LaHue
St. Louis
Dave Winn
Helen
Terre Haute
Thomas Clunie
Wesley Delinger
Tafayette Brengman
Corydon
Sadie Pepper
Grace Engleman
Davis School House
Strother Barrow
Will Vausha
New Albany
Year of Blood in Alliance Ky Ends With Cure
The 1903 tale centers on I N Tacket of Alliance Kentucky who faced severe lung bleeding and a fatal cough. After four bottles of Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption he recovered fully and remained cured, with the product sold at L A Riley Sons drug store backed by a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Tacket
Alliance
L. A. Riely & Son
Mental Foot Binding and the Race of Life
A writer contrasts Chinese foot binding with the harm of failing to educate children. The piece condemns untrained teachers, irregular attendance, a lack of books, and parental neglect as mental foot binding that handicaps kids. It urges parents and teachers to train minds properly so children can run life’s race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Legion
Hobbi R
M. L
Death of Mrs. Dora Ripperdan in Washington Township
Mrs. Dora Ripperdan aged about 38 died on the evening of the 1st inst from typhoid fever after several weeks illness. She leaves four sisters and three brothers, including Beulah Cunningham Morton Charley Thomas Cunningham Mrs Curtis Mowrer Mrs David Stoker and Mrs Harry Trotter. A member of the M. E. church her funeral was held Sunday at eleven at the New Amsterdam WM E church with Rev Luscher officiating and burial in the town cemetery. The service was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Ripperdan
Leslie Riperdan
Washington Township
Vn Cunningham
Beulah, Morton
Charley
Thomas Cunningham
Curtis Mowrer
David Stoker
Harry Trotter
M. E. Church
WM. E
New Amsterdam
Luscher
Social notes from Flatwoods and Louisville visitations
Miss Emma Eisenmenger visited friends in Louisville this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Schneider and daughter Edna visited relatives in New Albany and Louisville. Louis Wickey of Louisville visited his brother in law William Voelker. Charles Wernert and family enjoyed a gala baptism day for the new baby with Geo Henry and families from Louisville among attending relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toot
Emma Eisenmenger
Louisville
Fred Schneider
Edna
New Albany
Louis Wickey
William Voelker
Charles Wernert
Geo, Henry
Family joy as child cures St. Vitus' Dance with Bitters
S C Blair of St Albans West Virginia reports his daughter recovered from St Vitus Dance after using Electric Bitters. He credits three bottles with a complete cure and notes the tonic also aids nervous complaints debility female weakness and malaria. Sold by L A Riley and Son's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Blair
St. Albans
W. Va
L. A. Riely & Son
Notice on Election of Directors Holds December 18 1906
The International Policy Holders Committee of New York issues blank ballots for elections in two companies. The policy holder's ticket faces the administration ticket amid corruption claims. Voters should support the policy holders and mail ballots to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Policy Holders Committee
New York
Lanesville Short News Highlights Include Local Trades
Lanesville reports strong hotel and feed stable business under Albert S. Day. Fertilizer firm Zabel & Thomas sells 150 tons. Water rents double estimates. New routes and repairs noted. Kate Ferber visits, local schooling thriving under Mr. Kirkham and Miss Frankie Meyer. Gardener projects Hanna Eisert farm barn and new Georgetown township barn contract awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yost
Kate Ferber
Kirkham
Frankie Meyer
Messrs
Zabel & Thomas
John N. Geis
Lanesville
M. Bachmann
Joseph F. Bachmann
St. Joseph’s Hill
John A. Ham
A. M Eisert
Georgetown Township
Floyd County
John L Walter
Depauw and Nearby Trips Highlight Local Notes
W E Nolot visited Salem on business last Saturday. Calvin Berkshire went to English on business last Friday. School progresses well with Frank Briscoe at the Selm. Mrs. S T Briscoe made a business trip to the Falls cities last Wednesday. Eli Whitehead of Fredericksburg visited relatives here last weekend. David Jackson and wife of near Palmyra visited W E Nolot and family last weekend. Chester Ott, a Louisville street car conductor, visited his Mvents last Friday. The Fredericksburg charge M K E quarterly meeting will be at Mt Zion on November 17 and 18 with Presiding Elder John Poucher preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Nolot
Salem
Calvin Berkshire
English
Frank Briscoe
Selm
S. T. Briscoe
Falls Cities
Eli Whitehead
Fredericksburg
David Jackson
Palmyra
W. E. Nolet
Chester Ott
Louisville
Mt. Zion
John Poucher
Methodist preacher praises Chamberlain's cough remedy
Rev. James A Lewis of Milaca Minnesota testifies the product has long served his family and exceeds manufacturers claims. He endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as especially effective for croup and whooping cough. Sold by L A Riley Son now Charles W Arnold of Franklin Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A Lewis
Milaca
Mion
M. E. Church
L. A. Riely & Son Druggists
Local Man Injured at Sawmill Accident
Scott sburg resident Wn Fielder was badly hurt at Charles Calvert's sawmill six miles south of Corydon when his left leg was drawn into the saw while he filed the blade. The engine started by a mistaken signal hurled him and caused a head concussion. Dr Funk attended and feared for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn. Fielder
Scottsburg
Charles Calvert
Tial
Corydon
Funk
Depauw Hill Social Notes and Local Visits
Dnele Frank Troncin is able to be out again. School progresses with Cani Swarens as teacher. Milt Smith and wife visit Louisville this week. Michael Gurtz and wife spent Sunday with Dan Davis and family. Mrs Linda Madden and children visited relatives last week. Stacie Huffman of Crawford county visits Lawrence Sieg and family. Cecil Weir of Corydon Mamie Butterfield and Gus Smith and Ferman Sieg spent last Sunday in Crawford county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dnele Frank Troncin
Cani Swarens
Milt Smith
Louisville
Michael Gurtz
Dan Davis
Linda Madden
Stacie Huffman
Crawford County
Lawrence Sieg
Cecil Weir
Corydon
Mamie Butterfield
Gus Smith
Ferman Sieg
Valparaiso Notes and Local Happenings
Per.y Shields is on the sick list. Ten students worked in C. M. Dodge's office last Saturday. A heavy rain and a large snow storm followed. Vice President Fairbanks will speak at Valparaiso next Thursday afternoon. Medical Students plan to shut Telegraph Students out on Halloween. Joseph Petricck left for Coal City Illinois for a railroad operator job. James Carr Ramsey Willis Cox and Thurlo Mls rode with G. M. Dodge in his automobile last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per.y Shields
C. M. Dodge
Fairbanks
Valparaiso
Joseph Petricck
Coal City
Ill
E. J
R. R. James Carr
James Ramsey
Willis Cox
Thurlo Mls
G. M. Dodge
Local families share visits and schooling notes in town
Huddletown reports progress at Progressing School under Miss Mounie O Bannon. Mrs John Quebbeman returns from Veedersburg. Agnes Reed of Los Angeles visits niece Agnes Kennedy and family. David Emily with kin visits Charles Emily near Zoar. Nancy E Conrad and children visit James Conrad and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounie O'Bannon
John Quebbeman
Veedersburg
Agnes Reed
Los Angles Ca
Agnes Kennedy
David Emily
Charles Emily
Zoar
Nancy E. Conrad
James Conrad
Lingering cold cures cited Chamberlain’s remedy
Local testimonial from J. Urquhart of Zephyr Ontario praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy after a severe lingering cold. The ad notes availability from L.A. Riely & Son and promotes a municipal approach to employability. An image-like note endorses the International manure spreader from W. H. Bullet & Son for farm use with simple adjustability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Urquhart
Zephyr
Ontario
Chamberlain
L.A. Riely & Son
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Geo. W. Lamb
J. W. Billingsley
Malott Park
Marion Co
J.S. Pfrimmer
R. R
Ind
J.J. W. Billingsley
Crandall Choir
J. M. Fowler
BOD Mips
Wees Henry Wright
Jack
Martinsburg
Cranda
William Jack
Farmers' Institutes and Clubs
Round Table Talk
Staten
Dugg
D. F. Lemmon
Benry Wright
John W. Lyskowinski
Sec’y
Iways
What Is
Castoria
Pia
Fon ‘la Nin
C. P. Trotter & Co
Conrad & Son Music CO
Corydon, Ind
Pravses
Sweeny
Mba Reon
Aptus Co
Eas L. A. Riely & Son
Co. R. Watson
Wits
Little Pitts
Kentucky Wall
Jeffersonville
Louisville, Ky
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McCall's Biagazine
the Omen of
Conini
CHE McCall Cou
Hursttown
Flatwoods
New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance Companies
A. M. Eisert
Albert S. Day
Cinneryas
Depauw
Www
A. Hunter
Chas. W. Arnold
Franklin Township
Depauw Hill
Rufus Brown
Huddletown
Lorena Emily
W. H. Bullett & Son’s
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