Annual Meeting Program of Harrison County Teachers
The Harrison County Teachers Association schedules its annual meeting at Corydon court house on Friday and Saturday December 24 and 30 1905. Topics include school methods geography physiology and primary work with speakers Supt A Movies Anna Neely James Shiadter Frink Uvier and others. Trustees and all educators urged to attend and a fee of 50 cents to cover costs.
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Harrison County Teachers’ Association
Court House
Corydon
Tech
James Shiadter
Rochner
Death of Emma Quebbeman in Piriminer's Chapel service
Emma Quebbeman daughter of Margaret Quebbeman died at home on Saturday November 4 aged 41 years 10 months 23 days after a year and a half of paralysis. She joined the U B church youth conversion. Survived by an aged mother two sisters and seven brothers. her father Dving died eight years ago. Her funeral at Piriminer's Chapel Sunday at 2 o clock conducted by Rev Moore was well attended.
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Emma
Margaret Quebbeman
U. B. Church
Moore
Farmers Institutes Invite Farmers To State Meetings
The Jhanocrat advertises Crandal and Palaves Farmers Institutes on Tuesday and Wednesday November 14 and 16. Programs cover topics for progressive farmers with expert state funded instructors. Burton and Wright lead the effort urging full attendance to benefit communities.
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Jhanocrat
Crandal and Palaves
Wrednesey
Lin
Messrs
Burton
Wright
Preparation and resilience in early war lessons
In the opening months of the Russia Japan conflict a blunt lesson on preparedness is offered. The piece emphasizes the advantage of having plans and readiness, noting leaders and individuals who prepared for emergencies. It mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy and local notices about sales and reward.
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Abe Ven
Tiefare Hotel
Chamberlain
RL Watson
Eos
Crosier
Harrison County Agricultural Society Election Nears in Corydon
Regular annual election for officers occurs on the 14th at Corydon Court House. Candidates announced include Dan Stauth and Joan Sieg for President Luther Stover and Josiah Grable for Vice President Frank Wright and Teank Self for Secretary Charles Renee and Win Wiseman for Treasurer. Voters urged to select leaders who serve the society rather than personal gain to keep the fair among the best in the state.
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Harrison County Agricultural Society
Court House
Corydon
Charles Renee
Win
Wiseman
Fay
Local Election Report Reflects Townwide Campaign Clash
Voters prepare for municipal balloting with party tension flaring. The article notes a Republican majority and Democratic responses while urging civic focus over partisan politics in this town’s contest. It records prior party conventions and calls for a conservative, nonpartisan outcome to serve the town.
Celebration Planned for Indiana Statehood Anniversary
Rumor spreads that Indiana will celebrate admission into the Union next year with events at the State House and other landmarks. The Democrats suggest honoring the 20th day of December as the constitutional anniversary with Governor and U S Senators invited to speak. Local townsmen urged to share plans and views.
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Udiedietla An University
Thdtana
Yolace
Democrat
State House
Ld Tfotel
Constitutional Rim
Harmony Me man praises Dr King’s New Discovery
A Harmony Me man recounts using Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption for five years and credits it with preventing serious illness. The letter notes the product as the quickest relief for coughs and colds and mentions a trial bottle offered at a local dry goods store.
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Reid
Dr. King
Ta. A. Biddy & Sen
Miliae Will Probate Reveals Posey Township Estate Plan
The will of Princis M Miliae, executed November 3 1885, was probated last week. Miliae resided in Posey Township and died about 20 years ago. He left his estate to his wife for life, then to their daughter.
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Princis M. Miliae
Melae
Posey Township
Halloween Party at Miss Leona Goss Home
Friends of Miss Leona Goss held a Halloween gathering at her home on Halloween. They played guessing games with costumes such as brides and ghosts then served refreshments as the evening continued with playful activities. Attendees included Clara Myers Minnie Dentch Cecil Kannapel Leona Kannapel Florence Yoohem Thenere Elsie Rand Gertie Deuce Pearl Deuce and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Goss
Clara Myers
Minnie Dentch
Cecil and
Leona Kannapel
Florence Yoohem
Thenere
Elsie Rand
Gertie
Peal Deuce
Messrs
Choris Rahn
Leonard Goltbach
Fol Sterpro
Walter Certs
Herding Prom
Paul Path
Robert Tichernt
Roy Daebbeman
Ross Waal
Robert Alien
Delbert Wueht
Gus Vortom
Wad May
Mes
Joostein
Local visitors and community notes from Crandall area
Crandall reports Mrs Maud Jones of Denver visited her sister Mrs PT CC Melton last week. A pie supper at Byrneville drew good attendance. Farmers Institute meeting set for next Tuesday at local place with singing. Philip Flock was kicked by a horse and momentarily unconscious. Jiarry Broner and Oma Dyer married at the bride's home with Rev Melton. They departed for New Albany that evening.
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Maud Jones
Denver
Col
CC. Melton
Byrneville Wehling
Farmers’ Institute
J.T. Stevens
Himets
Philip Flock
Dr. Cilonn
Mack Punk
Alittown
Jiarry Broner
Win Benner
Oma Dyer
Win. H. Dyer
Jol Melton
New Allan
Black Creek School Notices and Community Health Updates
Black Creek progress noted under Miss Martha Lamb with Army Payton ill for two weeks. Rosa Ott returns from Louisville visit. Minnie Kuecll improving after illness. Levi Masfield visited daughter Mrs Army Paxton. Supervisor working across, Miss Llosa Off on sick list. Flier son of dienes Cun wdueham sick. Mr and Mrs daceb Seloea of Viewty visiting, Dave returned with diguic.
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Martha Lamb
Army Payton
Rosa Ott
Louisville
Alys
Minnie Kuecll
Levi Masfield
Army Paxton
Ore Ross
Miss Llosa
Flier
Dienes
Daceb Seloea
Dave
Diguic
Damages Sought in Morrison Circuit Court
Gad Dioles sues Thi Wolfe for 21,000 in personal injuries claiming Wolfe shot Dioles with a revolver on September 22 in New Amsterdam leading to shoulder wound and permanent disability after a quarrel.
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Gad Dioles
Dias Booteodd
Morrison
Acadust
Wolfe
Diavaes
Wolf
Inia
Maui l
New Amsterdam
Briles
Will Be Married Sunday In Boone Township
Daniel T. Stauth, president of the fair association, will wed next Sunday to Belle Lethert, daughter of Isaac Sands, of Boone township. He is praised as a capable farmer and strong fair leader while Mrs. Stauth is noted for her community work. The note includes an unrelated advertisement for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve promising healing for wounds and sores from L.A. Liely’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T. Stauth
the Fair Association
Belle Lethert
Isaac Sands
Boone Township
Dan
Tike
Stauth
Pumpkin weighs 135 pounds for news boys Thanksgiving pies
The Indianapolis News shows a 135 pound pumpkin slated for pies at the news boys Thanksgiving dinner, illustrating a community bake for the holiday event.
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Indianapolis News Wis
Cave Party Visits Wyandotte Cave Night Out
A party of Misses Anna Brandenburg Bertha Brandenburg Brettie Breeden Alda Stoner Nina and Georgia Trobaugh and Messrs Wood Neely Clarence Breeden Will Branden burg Roy Hottell Dilliard Pate Willard Stoner Edward Pate Riely Hershman John Gilmore Jesse Kintner Cecil Trobaugh and Sam Breeden visited Wyandotte cave on Saturday night October 28. The group enjoyed beverages at the hotel and praised the excursion with thanks to Miss Seibert for her guidance. They adjourned in the early hours feeling well paid by the trip.
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Anna Brandenburg
Bertha Brandenburg
Brettie Breeden
Alda Stoner
Nina
Georgia Trobaugh
Messrs
Wood Neely
Clarence Breeden
Will Brandenburg
Roy Hottell
Dilliard Pate
Williard Stoner
Edward Pate
Riely Hershman
John Gilmore
Jesse Kintner
Cecil Trobaugh
Sam Breeden
Wyandotte Cave
Setbert
Mie
Seibert
Community Notes From Mauckport and Nearby
Local items report Mrs Wm Rowe ill Hat Pearl Lopp of Glidas visited W H Flora Sr over weekend The shadow supper at No 1 drew a large crowd John Singleton injured two fingers at the Distillery Roy Brandending on steamer Tell City ill Lee Wolfe filling in Georgia Frederick has returned from six months in Leavenworth Hadith and Bagie Yeager visited Miele Tom Sherman Cedar Farm WP M Hardin to assume post office duties Monday Charles Poster bought the post office building Win Birk returned to Tennessee Sallie Douglass called to Corydon to her sick father last week
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Wm. Rowe
Tom Sherman
Cedar Farm
WP. M. Hardin
Charles Poster
Post Ofice
Charles Yeager
Win
Birk
Charles
Tennessee
Sallie Douglass
Im Corydon
Othe
Death of Mrs Emma Gilmore near Corydon
Mrs Fania Gilmore wife of Joseph Gilmore died at their residence four miles southwest of Corydon last Wednesday. Interred Friday at Hevlelbare cemetery. She was forty and leaves husband and four daughters with three sons surviving. The obituary notes long suffering and a cherished memory.
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Fania Gilmore
Joseph Gilmore
Corydon
Hevlelbare Clhuehoon
Plairsday
Ida
Moberly News Notes and Local Tidings
Ansit M Pitman noted as road tie Democrat and news contact. Prayer meeting held weekly on Thursdays. Miss Dora Lenden teaches improving school. Farmers report wheat sowing partly complete. Pitman visited sister Mrs Anmada Borden and family. Nettie London to winter with Mrs Wi Shuck. Wm Pitman visited his close friend at Throve. M E quarterly meeting set for Friday November 10.
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Democrat
Dora Lenden
Abraham
Pitman
Anmada Borden
Nettie London
Wi. Shuck
Wm. Pitman
M.E
Death of Mrs Wm Smoots in Corrdonp area
Mrs Tona Smoots widow of the late War Smeots died at her home five miles southwest on Corrdonp last Sunday aged about 80 years. The remains were buried Monday at Heidelberg church. She was highly esteemed and mother of William wok Deegroia dtneoots Mrs Phonias Pith cod Mas Joseph Seacut, idl of Whurdeside dn Nebraska and Mrs Trfelaavis and Mays Jonmuitelter, all of this county.
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Tona Smoots
Smeots
Corrdonp
Heidelberg Church
William Wok
Phonias
Whurdeside
Nebraska
No Hunting On Land Warning Noted In Public Notice
A landowner named Mus. tnexe Coomes prohibits boating or intrusion on his property. A union supper is announced at Brandenburg school house on Saturday night, November 11, inviting everyone in Ya.ed.
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Brandenburg School House
Local Notes From Taylor Township and Nearby
John Shields of Laconia was in the vicinity last Wednesday. Joe Jacobs of Louisville returns home for the winter. Mrs. Lizzie Hess of Evans Landing moved to Louisville. Peddler Mike Shaffer broke down near John Reeves'. A pie supper at Chas Hess school last Monday netted 9.56 dollars. Arminda Noe announces a pie supper and fish pond on Saturday night Nov 18 at Willow Springs school. Frank Chaffin, visiting relatives, has gone to Norfolk Nebraska. Miss Mabel Davis of Evans Landing and Teagarden of Denver were married Nov 1 in Omaha. Mrs. Tobias Schilmiller and Mrs. Hall left to visit Mary Schroff in Frankfort Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. John Schweinhart visit Louisville relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ross of Louisville stayed with C. T. Berry at Rosewood and returned home. William Russell, trustee’s son, underwent hip abscess surgery performed by Drs. Weaver and Wolpert of Elizabeth. he is recovering and doing well.
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John Shields
Laconia
Joe Jacobs
Louisville
Lizzie Hess
Evans’ Landing
Mike Shaffer
John Reeves
Chas, Hess
Arminda Noe
Willow Springs School
Frank Chaffin
Norfolk
Mabel Davis
Ind
We Teagarden
Denver
Col
Omaha
Tobias Schilmiller
Charles Hall
Mary Schroff
Frankfort
John Schweinhart
Arthur Ross
C. T. Berry
Rosewood
William Russell
Russell
Walter Blunk
Ora Winders
Lillian Burton
J.P. Hobbs
Singer
Colorado
Jessie Stewart
New Albany
Hal Hoffman
Owen Hatch
Terre Haute
W.D. Barnes
C. J. Deatrick
Falls
J. Treece
Stephen Flanagan
Flossie Kessinger
Maurice Cline
John Cline
Wm. Sullivan
Bowling
Dr. Weaver
John Anderson
Oak Wood News Roundup
Blanche Pawyer reports school closed last Thursday and Friday due to Mrs. Minnie Harmon’s death. Henry Clunie hurled corn shredding accident. P. P. Flock named champion corn raiser. Rain keeps shredding unfinished. Delia Engleman and Sophia Macherey visited Mrs. Engleman. Fawyer family visited Crorvetown area. Pie supper Wednesday night featuring music by Walue Engleman.
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Minnie Harmon
Wallace
Seligman
Seymour Walk
Henry Clunie
P. P. Flock
Delia Engleman
Sophia Macherey
DP. P. Engleman
J.A. Fawyer
Crorvetown
Walue Engleman
Community Notes from Frenchtown and Surroundings
Dan Ri Davis visited Milltown on business last Saturday. Bailey Macherey and family visited Martin Henriot near Georgetown recently. A pie supper at Summers show house Friday night drew a good crowd. Dolph Troncin, who nearly lost a finger to a horse, is improving. Gus Sieg and Ed Henriot were at Corydon Monday. Read The Corydon Democrat for news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Ri. Davis
Milltown
Bailey Macherey
Martin Henriot
Georgetown
Summers Show House
Gus Sieg
Dolph Troncin
Gus Seig
Ed Henriot
Corydon
May Hunt Opens Quail Season Next Friday
The quail season runs from next Friday until January 1. Only wild duck hunting has been legal since October 1. An out of township hunt requires a license from the Commissioner of Fisheries and Game, valid for one year and priced at 91. No license to anyone under fourteen without parental or guardian consent.
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Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Naxophone Quintette to headline Mo church lecture night
Tomorrow evening at eight o'clock the Mo church hosts the second number of the lecture course featuring the Naxophone Quintette. The performance is highly recommended and promises a musical treat for the community. Mrs. Ierra Keller travels to visiting relatives in Oklahoma with her daughter Mrs. Jas. Binkley.
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Ierra Keller
Jas. Binkley
Oklahoma
Local Notes Highlight Community Events and Moves
Elizabeth area residents report Halloween window washing and a successful school pie supper with about forty pies sold. Walter Blunk recovers from Halloween injuries. Mrs. Ora Winders improves after sickness. A surprise party for Mrs. Lillian Burton, trips to Louisville and Laconia, and several local business openings and relocations are noted along with visits from relatives.
New Middletown Lecture Attracts Attention And Local News
A New Middletown town column notes Miss Shutt’s Thursday lecture drew interest and instructed attendees. The piece mentions a pie supper with proceeds, local visits, visitors from Cory and Jeffersonville, and a trial decision in a local case. Inventory includes residents Mary Jeffersonville, Annie Snyder, Bettie M don, Kate Weley, Ed Love, and Roy. pneumonia cases and a funeral noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie BM Don
Nannapel
Kate Weley
Ed Love Woon
Coryaveister
A. J. Fe
Montell Rinktathik Roy
Meri
Strain
Pauline
Floyd County
John Lind
Henry Wolfe Voler
Sarpenter
Dave Bach
Lasey
Theestir
New Albany
John
Edward Becker
Joe Derryn
Noua Charles Resch
Schoen
Kminma
Mer’s Chapel
Philip Weis
Pfrimans
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Wm. Smoots
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