Death of Isaac Kingery in Pyseux township
Isaac Kingery died suddenly at his home in Pyseux township last Sunday morning at age seventy-one. A family inquest led by County Coroner Peter Wright found him unresponsive in a chair before his death, with funeral services held Monday at Bethesda and burial in the local graveyard. He left a wife and four grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Kingery
Pyseux Township
Mr. Kingery
Lethesda
Peter Wright
Oroner
Country Schools Open Across Several Townships
District schools in Harrison Boone Blue River Heth Scott Taylor Washington and Webster townships opened yesterday with a few postponed for special reasons Those in Franklin Jackson Morean Posey and Spencer townships began on the first of this month The term lasts six months this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Boone
Blue River
Heth, Scott, Taylor
Washington
Webster
Franklin, Jackson, Morean
Posey
Spencer
Mothers Endorse Chamberlains Cough Remedy For Children
Advocation for Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for small children and highly effective against coughs colds and croup with a global reputation. Mentions L A Jely & Son as sellers and warns against overcharged opticians offering glasses with Dr Hottell cited for cheaper, better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
L. A. Jely & Son
Large apple brandy output forecast in Indiana districts
Capt. EF. oD. Connor traveling deputy collector reports three distilleries in Harrison county Mauckport and New Amsterdam run by the Alexander Brothers will produce about 50 000 gallons of apple brandy this season. Abundant apple orchards and above average crops boost Perry and New Albany district productions with many small establishments yielding 50 to 100 barrels each. The Southern Indiana apple brandy, especially from traditional styles, is valued by connoisseurs for medical qualities and fetches high prices in major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Od. Connor
Internal Revenue
New Albany
Harrison County
Mauckport
New Amsterdam
Alexander Brothers
Perry County
Indiana
Econnoiseurs
Courier-Journal
Darling Baby Alice Stoner Dies at Three Months
Obituary notes Alice F. Stoner born June 17 the daughter of Mr and Mrs Amazon Stoner died October 1 1905 aged 3 months and 14 days. The bereaved family writes of loss and Heavenward rest while expressing love and sorrow for their darling.
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Alice F. Stoner
Amazon Stoner
Lanesville Notices and Local Moves Chronicle
Lanesville briefs include sick lists for Miss Addie Bauer and Mrs. Christina Bott’s visit with A M Wisert and others. Anna M Weinhardt improves while C H Weaver gains mobility but cannot work. Families relocate with Elbers Ott improving homes and Burkhard moving near Duncan. Ham and Day families move to new properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hisert
Bott
Louisville
C. H. Weaver
Christina Bott
A. M. Wisert
Kankakee
Ill
Emile Marquet
Hattie ‘Crone
New Albany
Elizabeth Walker
Charles Burkhard
Duncan
Alber
John A. Ham
Anthony Kaelin
Mvs
Gen Rusch
A. M. Kisert, Jr
George W. Ham
New Middletown
Mrs. Finil Day
Ham
Cham berlain’s Salve touted for eczema relief
An advertisement claims Cham berlain’s Salve instantly relieves intense itching from eczema and tetter and has cured many severe cases. Sold by L. A. Riely & Son. Oct
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
L. A. Riely & Son
Zenor and Cox Reply to Jewett Over Congressional Offer
In Corydon Indiana on October 5 1906 Zenor says he will withdraw if Cox does and Jewett should fund the remaining campaign costs to Bryan 1908 if agreed Cox rejects the sale of his nomination noting democracy not a market. Jewett accepts Zenos modified plan pledging to send two years salary to the National Democratic Committee for Bryans 1908 bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Jewett
New Albany
W.T. Zenor
W. F. Cox
Congress
Harmony
Zenor
Cox
Jewett
Corydon
Ind
Charles L Jewett
Democratic Natonal Committee
William Jennings Bryan
William T. Zexon
Col. C. L. Jewett
Jefferson
Jackson
William J. Bryan
W. E. Cox
Bryan
Wilk
National Democratic Committee
Local notes and health updates from Hancock area
Residents report health concerns with Emma Rudolph and Sulia Lofton improving. J D Ott re elected school director after Saturday elections. Farmers expect wheat planting delays due to rain. J A Crayden manages post office and store in absence of AL Ronth. Families from Monroe Seacat Ramsey area visit Otto Seacat.
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van Winkle
Emma Rudolph
Mattie Feller
Corydon
J. A. Crayden
Insburg
Sulia Lofton
J.D. Ott
EL M. Routh
Louisville
Maggie Radcliff
New Albany
Rev. Black
Monroe Seacat
Ramsey
Otto Seacat
J. A
O. A. Harrell
Nannie Winegar
Hattie Smithhenry
Willow Hill
Alert Tofton
Churchi
I Li
Crayden
Lo AL Ronth
Death of Craven Boone a Boone township farmer dies at 35
Craven Boone died at his home in Boone township last Sunday night after a six week battle with appendicitis diagnosed by G F Martin. He declined an operation after treatment in Louisville and returned home. The prominent farmer, about 35, leaves a wife and two children. Goshen cemetery interred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craven Boone
Boone Township
G. F. Martin
Louisville
Goshen
Democrats Reiterate County Gains and Call for Continuity
The piece argues for continued Democratic control in Harrison County citing lower tax levies and reduced debt since 1898. It notes historical spikes under Republicans, praises current officials including S D Alexander Wood Yeager Michael Gleitz George H Mathes Andrew J McIntosh Sid mond B Love T J Stevens and endorses W H Keller and Frank Cunningham for county positions to maintain fiscal discipline and debt reduction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
S. D. Alexander
Wood Yeager
Michael Gleitz
George H. Mathes
Andrew J. McIntosh
Sidmond B. Love
T. J. Stevens
Keller
Cunningham
Central. Slow progress on the new pike project.
Willard Shafter completed threshing his wheat Monday. Eliza Albm visits relatives in Meade county Kentucky. Our public school opened last Monday with Arthur Lopp as teacher. Lee Pitman is very ill with typhoid at his son's home in Kansas. James McKim of Laporte county visits his parents near Crisps X Roads. John Fravel of Boone township suffers heart trouble with other diseases. Bro Tcombs and family return home this week from a three week visit to Kentucky.
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Willard Shafter
Eliza Albm
Meade County
Arthur Lopp
Lee Pitman
Kansas
James McKim
Laporte County
Crisps
John Fravel
Boone Township
Bro. Tcombs
Kentucky
Spelling Bee at Christian Church Crowded in Weather
The spelling bee Friday night at the Christian church drew a good crowd despite bad weather. Prof. Franklin led spellers in three classes with Emma Chinn Irene Gwartney and Ralph Ridley winning top prizes. Nellie Williams provided instrumental music and Prof. Franklin gave a recitation. A similar event is planned soon. Dr. T P Govan will visit Dr Schoen's New Middletown office on October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Prof. Franklin
Emma Chinn
Irene Gwartney
Ralph Ridley
Nellie Williams
Franklin
T. P. Govan
Dr. Schoen
New Middletown
Hurting the Colonel Badly in Congressional Race
The piece recalls Col C L Jewett offering to pay Cox and Zenor each 5000 to withdraw from the race and pledging not to seek re election. It notes the unlikely sale of politicians and suggests Charley Charley Caesars change of party allegiance may be genuine and should be welcomed back into the fold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. C. L. Jewett
Cox
Zenor
Congress
Charley
Local Socials and Visits Round Corydon Area
Huddietown residents greet visitors and relatives from New Salisbury Elizabeth Corydon Veedersburg and Corydon area. Charles and Lorettia Loitch improve after illness while family of David Fmily recovers from malaria. James I Dick travels with Edison Entertainment to see parents C I and Mrs Dick. Circuit of visits includes Moore Laurens Quebbeman and others nearby.
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O'Bannon
Joseph McCoy
New Salisbury
Charles
Lorettia Loitch
Nora Smith
Emma Lawson
Elizabeth
Leonard Smith
Wayne Smith
Bessie Davis
Florence
Lula Quebbeman
John Quebbeman
Veedersburg
Fountain County
W. W. Moore
Pfrimmer
James Best
Corydon
Horace Flora
Rufus Scott
Josiah Grable
David Fmily
Henry Crecelius
George Mill
Mr. C
James I. Dick
Edison Entertainment
Mrs. C. I. Dick
Floyd (Juehberan
Gala
Albert Loitch
Minnie
Nellie
Ray Mauck
Laura
Kisie
Sunday School Convention At Lanesville Church
The Sunday School Convention of Franklin township was held last Sunday October 7 at the Lanesville M E church under Township President George Schafer. Dr Daniel County President spoke and Prof Ezra Franklin and Rev Nord sick addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
Lanesville
M. E
George Schafer
Daniel
Ezra Franklin
Rey, Nordsick
Webster Township
New Middletown
M. EF
Posey
Washington Townships
Black’s Chapel
Valley City
Becomes a Citizen Henry Blotz in Franklin Township
Henry Blotz a German citizen residing in Franklin township appeared in the circuit court last week represented by L M O Bannon and secured his naturalization papers to become a United States citizen He came to this country in 1848 from Germany signified his intention to become a citizen in 1890 in Flood county with Dr Wolfe and Nick Pitman certifying his good moral character He will likely become a noteworthy citizen J W McKinster returned from the West last week
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Henry Blotz
Franklin Township
L. M. O Bannon
Tan
United States
Germany
Flood County
Wolfe
Nick Pitman
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Criterion Brand
Douglas Shoes
Anostaro
APB
Toler & Go
Hottell
Heaven
A.M. Fisher, On
Addie Bauer
Anna M Weinhardt
John Kail
Falls Cities
Peter Elbers
Philip J. Ott
Tetter
Eczema
Hancock
Central
Uncle Sam
Spelling Bee
Cox and Zenor
Congressional
Huddietown
Lorena Emily
S. S
J. W. McKinster
West
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