Bryan Voices Faith in Reforms After Election Loss
William Jennings Bryan issued a statement from Lincoln Nebraska saying the election went against the Democrats by a decisive majority. He expressed faith that reforms including labor laws tariff reduction and railroad regulation will come and praised party work and his national committee. He noted gratitude for supporters and pledged to serve in private life while hoping for state and national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Mrr. Mack
Nebraska
Denver
Country Correspondent’s Wild Animal Tales Run Wide
The piece mocks country correspondents for fanning sensational stories from imagined events such as an eagle snatching a pig and cabbage snake scares that alarm markets. It praises the journalist’s reach but warns against sensationalism that harms public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Toledo Blade
Corres
The Country Correspondent's Duty and Dangers
The piece warns about the risk and impact of fictitious material spread by country correspondents. It notes the authority of metropolitan papers relies on careful fact checking and urges reliable, fact based reporting to avoid libel, public fear, or misinformation spreading from local letters.
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Washington
Balkans
South America
Turkey
Russia
Orient
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
North America
Courier Journal
Democrat
Notice to settle debts by A L Bulurir & Son Co
Veryone knowsow themselves to be indebted to us please come and settle the same now or not latter than rac ist 1309 We can't do business with out money so we will have to collect Don't delay this A L BuLurir & SON & Co alg5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. BuLurir & Son & Co
Pie Supper Hearsay at Harrison Township Event
A pie supper is planned at 8 avtiovs house in Harrison township next Thursday night. Everyone is invited and Edna McRae will teach, while locals note the speaker’s son cannot explain mayoral duties or why states split electoral votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avtiovs
Harrison Township
Edna McRae
Bryan Urges Hope as Democrats Rebuild After 1920 Loss
In Lincoln on November 12 W J Bryan declares democracy alive and argues the Democratic party has accomplished more outside office in twelve years than Republicans did in office. He urges faith in reforms, promises continued effort, and predicts final victory if the cause remains just.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Republic
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Lanesville Notices and Family Visit Highlights
Mrs. Thomas Barksdale of Morgan township stayed two weeks with sister Mrs. David Schnell and family. George and Schuyler Gresham of Bucklin Kansas spent weeks nearby and attended the funeral of Mrs. Sylvester Markwell. Catholic youths plan a Thanksgiving concert November 26 at 7:30 PM in the school hall featuring Miss Fearless and Company. Birthday tribute given to Geo A Kasteleiner on his Sith birthday with a large gathering and noon dinner.
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Thomas Barksdale
Morgan Township
David Schnell
George and Schuyler Gresham
Bucklin
Kan
Sylvester Markwell
Catholic Congregation of
Lanesville
Miss Fearless and Company
Henry Hurn
New Albany
Frank S. Yost
Wm. Temperman
Thos. Barksdale
Schnell
Geo. A. Kasteleiner
Margaret
Gertrude
Mary Kasteleiner
John Zeller
Andrew Smith
Catherine
Margaret Estfield
Minnie Bowman
William Doerr
Thomas Gwin
Louisville
Anna
Otto
Herman Loew
Floyd County
Mr. Kasteleiner
Huddletown Notes Highlight Personal Visits and Wedding Hopes
Local notices recount upcoming wedding plans for Marty Emily and improving community ties. Visitors include John Kennedy in Louisville working for Joseph Brandenburg and Frank Geiplard, with James Shatter and family touring relatives. School progress under Willian Hauswald and Ira Dick’s return from touring. Nancy Conrad and daughter Augie visited sister Lorena Emily along with Perry Bowman on Sunday.
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Marty Emily
John Kennedy
Joseph Brandenburg
Frank Geiplard
Louisville
James Shatter
Willian Hauswald
Nancy Conrad
Miss Augie
Perry Bowman
Lorena Emily
Margaret Agnew's Life and Death Remembered in Family Obituary
Obituary recalls Margaret Agnew born January 18 1847 to John Nessus and wife. Married John Agnew March 1866 producing fifteen children. Buried March 18 1898 after baptism. Survived by five sons four daughters thirty four grandchildren three sisters one brother and many friends. Grace Carrow and Nora Lee Smith of Corydon visiting Elizabeth friends.
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John Nessus
Margaret
John Agnew
Bridgeport Health and Local Events Notice
Wyley Spieglehalter remains ill with typhoid fever and Miss Alda Farnsley continues medical treatment in the city. Rev. Barton holds a protracted meeting at Union chapel west of here. Mrs Mary Spath shows slight improvement after illness. Farmers haul railroad ties and blocks to the box factory at New Albany. Mr and Mrs Thomas Peters attended Frank Peters funeral in Louisville on Saturday.
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Alda Farnsley
Rev. Barton
Union Chapel
Here
Mary Spath
New Albany
Thomas Peters
Frank Peters
Louisville
Eureka Telephone stockholders meet in Laconia December 5 1908
The Eureka Telephone Company stockholders will hold a regular meeting in Laconia on Saturday December 5 1908 to transact any business before the association. Attendees are urged to read every line of the CARD carefully and attend these quarterly meetings as something important might arise. H. P. Beanblossm, Secretary.
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Eureka Telephone Company
Laconia
Uncle Sam
H. P. Beanbloss
Public Auction of Personal Property Near Corydon
The undersigned will sell all his personal property at public auction at his residence one mile north of Corydon Jet on Monday November 30. Two good horses one baker wheat drill wagons harness plows corn fodder and household furniture will be offered with usual terms. Joan Geppner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Jet
Joan Geppner
Marriage License Arrives for Several Couples
John A. L. Stepp weds Rachel E. Hays. George W. Martin weds Susie A. Pell. Amzie Eaton weds Olella Davis. Jesse L. Mix weds Agnes J. Cates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. L. Stepp
Rachel E. Hays
George W. Martin
Susie A. Pellman
Amzie Eaton
Olella Davis
Jesse L. Mix
Agnes J. Cates
Clover seed cleaning notice from W H Bulleit & Sons
Mr George Gresham and family from Bucklin Kansas visited Aunt Mrs Monroe Alstott on Sunday. Send us the news. The note urges bringing clover seed for cleaning promptly to finish the process quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bulleit & Sons
George Gresham
Bucklin, Kan
Monroe Alstott
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