County officers elected in unclear year with brief bios
The article lists elected county officers and candidates with short bios. Williams A. Barnes, Treasurer elect, merchant from Elizabeth, about 40. Alya Ward, Sheriff elect, foreman at W H Keller grocery, about 35. Julius Rothrock, Recorder elect, farmer from Scott township, middle aged. Joseph P. London, Representative elect, farmer from Spencer township, about 60. Samuel N. Voyles, County Assessor elect, resident Blue River township. John Reeves, Commissioner elect from 3rd district, about 55, former trustee of Taylor township. Thomas Smith, Commissioner of 2nd district, takes office Jan 1 1908. others Jan 1 1907. Barnes takes office Jan 1 1908. Auctioneer C. B. Kopp recommended. Eureka phone contact.
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Secretary of State
James Cox
Dem
Fred A. Sims
Reprol Oe Ete
Absalom L. Crim
Congress
William E. Cox
Dem Cee Ee
George H. Hester
Repr
Bbe
Theo. J. Shrode
Pro
Evan B. Stotsenburg
Thos. J. Wilson
G. W. Hoke
Alver G. Ward
Rep
Lte
James W. Hottell
Frank W. Shireman
Pa Io
Julius Rothrock
Rep Pees
George H. Feller
Assessor
James A. Harbison
Samuel N. Voyles
Wharton J. Benton
Coroner
Peter S. Wright
James M. Blake
Maurice D. Burger
Surveyor
Arvel R. Snyder
Clarence A. Quebbeman
Andrew J. Davis
Fro
Commissioner
Wm. H. Keller, Sr
Tata
Thos. H. Smith
Waldo Hisey
Third Dist
Frank Cunningham
John Reeves
John Sample
George Diedrick
Repse As
George J. Deatrick
Montgomery Duggins
Secretary of
Jacob W. Clark
People
Leroy B. Sweetland
Theo. Bernine
Coouncilman
William E
Councilman
Benjamin Fetzer
Charles L. Stevens
Pitman
William F. Blake
Andrew J. Blunk
Peter C. Gresham
Jacob Fessel
James Durnil
Republic
Williams A. Barnes
Sleet
Elizabeth
James Barnes
Bele Barnes
Dr. Funk
Alya Ward
WH. Keller
Scott Township
Joseph P.london
Spencer Township
Thomas Conlee
Ynsides
Blue River Township
Taylor Township
Thomas Smith
Barnes
All Wool vs Mercerized Cotton Clothes Ad
An advertisement from The Arcade in Brandenburg Kentucky promotes Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing. It argues wool apparel lasts longer and costs justify the price, urging wise upfront purchases over ignorance in mercerized cotton garments. The dealer, D S Richardson, Proprietor, emphasizes value for both buyer and seller.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Arcade
D. S. Richardson
Brandenburg
Boone Township Officers Elected In Small Vote
Boone township held an election on the 6th with a Republican ticket. Yarrow King 281 votes, Geo W Crosier 287, C T Bartley 279. Justices of the Peace James W Rhodes 285, John King 280, James Frakes 280. other names listed with 286 and 259 votes. Bricklayers offered $550 daily to work at Scottsburg traction power house. contractor sought workers but failed.
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Boone Township
Ashton
Yarrow King
Geo.w.crosier
C. T. Bartley
John King
David Pindall
James Frakes
New Albany
Scottsburg
Residents and visitors noted around Byrneville and nearby towns
A string of social visits and neighborhood news from Byrneville and nearby areas includes Miss Pearl Hazzard visiting Greenville and Verna Charley from Georgetown, while Edward Martin plasters a house near Lanesville and C V Mosier hosts nightly entertainments. Sanford Engleman suffers a severe hand injury. Roosevelt travels to Panama to inspect canal progress.
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Abe Williams
Pearl Hazzard
Mr. Sulivan
Greenville
Edward Martin
Venner
Lanesville
Verna Charley
Georgetown
C. V. Mosier
Icy Burn
R. W. Waite
New Albany
Steve Mosier
New Salisbury
Guy Baker
O. J. D. Byrne
Thomas Williams
Ed Sappenfield
Sanford Engleman
Edwardsville
Tharks
Charley
David Boston
Mott Station
Bird Sapvenfield
Philip Bill
Will Crosby
Sandford Eapleman
Cook Wood
A. M. Eisert
Luther Day program at St Peter's Luther in Sunday school
Flatwoods notes visitations and gatherings as Edmund Eisenmenger returns from Louisville and Rev L W Nordsick comes home from Ohio. St Peter's Luther in Sunday school plans a Luther Day program next Sunday at 2 PM and invites all to attend. Families of Richert and Zollman groups visited, a pie supper at No 6 drew praise, Clara Michels won brightest smile, and George B Miller received a cigar box for the biggest foot present.
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Edmund Eisenmenger
Louisville
Fred Schneider
George Ellwanger
New Middletown
L. W. Nordsick
Ohio
St. Peter’s
Luther In
Henry Zollman
George Richert
Philip Richert
Jacob Richert
Henry Richert
Clara Michels
Lanesville
George B Miller
Trial Docket for Harrison Circuit Court November Term
The Harrison Circuit Court announces trial dates for the November term beginning next Monday. Key cases include State ex rel Laura Byrd v Lang Yasterday, State v Mem onigle on Nov 20, State v Berryman for incest on Nov 21, State v Lefler for larceny on Nov 22, Jones v Dalton on Nov 23, State v Funkhouser on Nov 24, and McKnight v Kingsley for breach of promise on Nov 25.
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Harrison
Laura Byrd
Lang
Yasterday
Memonigle
State
Berryman
Lefler
Jones
Dalton
Funkhouser
McKnight
Kingsley
Turkey and waterfowl shoot announced for next Saturday
Notice invites participation in a shooting match led by John Alstott offering turkey, goose or duck prizes. Any number of shot may be used in the event scheduled for next Saturday November 17.
Death of Alfred Kitterman after lingering illness
Alfred Kitterman aged about sixty eight died at the home of his sow near his, after a lingering illness of dropsy at noon Monday. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from Perseverence nee and the remains laid to rest in the neighboring cemetery in the presence of sorrowing relatives and friends. He leaves three daughters and a son, his wife having preceded him to the grave several years ago.
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Alfred Kitterman
Nee
Death of Miss Nettie Arnold at Palmyra
Miss Nettie Arnold daughter of Mr and Mrs David Arnold died Sunday morning at her Palmyra home after a lingering consumption. She was about twenty one and highly respected. Funeral Monday was conducted by Rev Murr of Marengo and she was buried in the local cemetery. She leaves parents five brothers and one sister.
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Nettie Arnold
David Arnold
Palmyra
Murr
Marengo
Eureka Telephone stockholders meet in regular session
Stockholders of Eureka Telephone Company will meet in regular session on December 1 1906 the first Saturday of the month at Laconia in accordance with the by laws and constitution. The board of directors has levied a one dollar quarterly assessment on each shareholder and collectors are urged to collect both local and long distance tolls along with the assessment. H P Beansrossom secretary.
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Eureka Telephone Company
Laconia
H. P. Beansrossom
Services Schedule for Catholic Church
The church holds services on the first and third Sundays each month. Next Sunday is November 18 at 10 A M with Mass, sermon and benediction at 2 30 P M Sunday School catechism and instruction follow. Rev E Quade is the pastor residing at Joe
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Mase
E. Quade
Joe
Charles Martin Falls Dead in His Stable
Charles Martin proprietor of Corydon Milling Co died at his farm near Corydon. He dropped dead in his stable just after unharnessing his horse, likely from heart failure. A Civil War veteran, he was active in the Presbyterian Church and Masonic groups. Funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with Masons at Cedar Hill. He would have been 71 on February 23.
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Charles Martin
Corydon Milling Co
Corydon
Chestnut Street
T. G. VanHook
T. E. Wheat
James Doll
Lafayette
Ind
Leslie Trotter
Martin
Harrison County
Presbyterian Church
Pisgah Lodge
Charley Martin
66Th Ind. Infantry
Irvine
Cedar Hill
Hig
Death of Mrs Fry at Corydon Home
Mrs Dorothy Fry widow of Aaron Fry died at her home three miles southwest of Corydon on Sunday evening at 73 from heart trouble. Her son George Fry found her in the yard after dark and she lived about an hour after discovery. A German Reformed church member, she was noted for a neat home and devout Christian life. The funeral from Heidelburg church led by Rev. Moore followed by interment in the nearby cemetery.
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Dorothy Fry
Aaron Fry
Corydon
George Fry
German Reformed Church
Heidelburg Church
Moore
Petit Jury Drawn for Harrison Circuit Court Term
Names of individuals summoned for the Harrison Circuit Court November term begining Monday the 19th include E. E. Stevens Harrison township Henry Barry Spencer Andrew Voelker Franklin Frank Potter Washington Ephriam Engleman Harrison Abraham Seig Spencer Michael Hauswald Harrison Clayton Routh Blue River Daniel W. Lopp Harrison James H. Friedley Washington Isp Joseph P. Loudon Spencer township plus Clarence Kopp and Miss Jack Long announced to marry Sunday evening.
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Harrison
E. E. Stevens
Harrison Township
Henry Barry
Spencer Andrew Voelker
Franklin Frank Potter
Washington
Ephriam Engleman
Har’son
Abraham Seig
Spencer Michael Hauswald
Clayton Routh
Blue River
Daniel W. Lopp
James H. Friedley
Washington Isp
Joseph P. Loudon
Spencer Township
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C. B. Kopp
Eureka
THE
Indiana Normal School
Boone Tp
James W. Rhodes
C. H. Kern
S S. H. Hurst
Byrneville
Roosevelt
Panama
Flatwoods
John Alstott
Petit Jury
Clarence Kopp
Jack Long
Muncie
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