Obscure Rail Advert Fragment Describes NYC Boston Routes
Fragmentary text details various train routes and sleeping cars from New York to Boston and beyond. Mentions Lafayette, Albany, and Louisville connections, Wagner sleeping cars, dining cars, and schedules. Appears to advertise passenger service with limited daily trains and connections via Columbus and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sithwe-Terti Limited
Comiduarien
Ana Catevar
Wagner
New York
Bosten
Dinins
Cinetanut
Columbis
Busals
Almor
St Mernine
Boston
Buffal
Ironeral Ager
Fourth Avenue
Louisville
West Baden and French Lick Springs Service Unexcelled
Shortest time on freight to and from Chicago highlighted by No 1a unit. Services emphasize rapid transit between West Baden and French Lick Springs with top freight efficiency.
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West Baden
French Lick Springs
Chicago
Use of So Called Serum as Hog Cholera Remedy
Purdue University Experiment Station warns against commercial hog cholera sera claiming government success. Indiana stations report serum use spreading cholera to new areas and seek reports on outcomes. Agents in several counties claim authority from the station or state board. such claims are frauds to be prosecuted.
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Purdue University Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana Station
Indiana
White
Warren
Pulaski
Fulton
Marshall
Kosinsko
State Board of Agriculture
A. W. Bittrse
Bright Boys Started in Business
The Grit Publishing Co. seeks hustling agents in Harrison county towns including Bradford Elizabeth Dancock Laconia Lanesville Manckport Palmyra Ramsey and nearby areas. The work is profitable and pleasant with no upfront cost. only a portion of Saturday is required. Papers ship and are paid monthly. unsold copies incur no charges. Write to Grit Publishing Co Williamspor t Pa mentioning Tuk Democrat.
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Pennsylvania Crit
Sewery Post Ofice
Indiana
Harrison County
Bradford
Elizabeth
Dancock
Laconia
Lanesville
Manckport
Palmyra
Ramsey
Grit Publishing Co
Williansport
Tuk Democrat
In Memory of Little Pearl
In memory of Little Pearl Paget daughter of Richard and Cuba Paget who died September 12 1899 at age seven years four months. The poem speaks of angels lands and the wish of the family for their darling in heaven and the sorrow of parting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Pearl
Richard
Cuba Paget
In Memory of Dan Dan Taylor Son of Taylor Family
Dan Charles Daniel the four year old son of Lloyd and Mary Taylor died Tuesday from typhoid fever at age four years and seven months. He leaves a grieving father mother and four sisters with a family text of faith and farewell verses accompanying the notice. The obituary closes with a poem of mourning and hope from M. E. A.
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Charles Daniel
Lloyd
Mary Taylor
Brother
Iugain
Pleasant Valley Notes From The Community
Farmers have finished sowing wheat. Miss Bertha Lahne will teach at our school. Miss Zetta Wickman visited friends and relatives in New Albany recently. The apple cutting at George Fleck's last Monday night was well attended. George Hickman molasses factory has closed with apparent success. George Polston is visiting friends in the vicinity.
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George Polston
Bertha Lahne
Zetta Wickman
New Albany
George Fleck
George Hickman
Nancy
A. J. Smith
Wininger
M. E
A. M. Ejisert, Jr
Louisville
A. M. Eisert, Sr
Lanesville
Lizzie Bachman
George User
Jeffersonville
Henry Zahel
Christian Rochert, Jr
Mary Weisenberger
Lena
Theresa Ordner
Pocket
J. J. Wolford
Gertie Wolford
Reverend S A Donahoe Praises Cough Remedy
On December 16 1907 Reverend S A Donahoe pastor of Mt Micasant M E Church South Mt Micasant West Virginia contracted a severe cold with violent coughing. He found no relief from home remedies but after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy he fully recommends it to the public. For sale by E S Crosier Druggist act.
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S.A. Donahoe
M. E. Church
South
Mt. Micasant
W. Va
E. S. Crosier
Local notes from Corydon and surroundings
A crowded local column lists visits and departures in Corydon, Lanesville, New Albany, and Webster township. It notes a typhoid death of Claud Tranam, church activities by Rev. Rumbley, new store construction, a Miss Lenora Kannapel leaving for Missouri, and assorted social mentions plus an insurance ad and a medical cure claim.
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Charles McKim
Madison
Webster Township
Albin
Zenor
Elnora Kannapel
C. T. Bartley
Louisville
John Newman
Lenora Kannapel
Missouri
Julia Vanderbilt
Henry Jullett
Corydon
New Middletown Friends
Wil Harper
Oklahoma
Claud Tranam
Douglas
Boone Township
September 1899 board actions review and stock payments curtailed
The Board of Directors held a regular meeting on September 26 1899. A detailed September report was referred to the Auditing Committee. Key figures show total assets 150 112.20 loans 116 347.00 cash on hand 10 060.44 and first quarter net earnings 2 033.89. Installment stock payments were capped at 1.00 per share per month after prior limits were exceeded. The Auditing Committee with Luckett as chair approved the officers’ reports.
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Ee Eee Ceel
Luckett
BK. Primer
See's
Hwez, Leckerr
Aud. Com
Local Notes From Frenchtown and Ramsey Visit Schedule
Frenchtown resident Julius Bosier of Ramsey visited Chas Steph on Sunday. John B Colin lost a valuable horse last week. Kant of Louisville visited Eugene Berry last Sunday. Ed Henriott’s trip was to St. Louis. Hunter studies copper work under Lewis Simon. Wm No man and Martin Bee attended a meeting at Wood’s Chapel last Sunday night.
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Julius Bosier
Ramsey
Chas
Steph
John B. Colin
Kant
Louisville
Eugene Berry
Ed Henriott
St. Louis
Hunter
Lewis Simon
Wm Noman
Martin Bee
Wood's Chapel
Local residents make routine visits and moves prompt community notes
The community lists wheat sowing nearing completion. Mr and Mrs Dan Davis moved to this place. Martin Henriot visited his sister last Sunday. William Hunter visited his sister at Depauw last Sunday night. Mr and Mrs John Arnold of New Albany, who were visiting relatives here, left for home last Wednesday.
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Frank Less
Lanesville
Mary Vanderbilt
Doll Kibert
Deewood
Jerry Zenor Igs
Valley City
Win
Able
Rumbley
Katie Wolfe
New Albany Friends
Carl Himmelieber
Dale
Ind
Shuck Hotel
Sunshine
Dan Davis
Martin Henriot
William Hunter
Depauw
John Arnold
New Albany
Reed Injured Leg Healed by Pain Balm Claim
James Reed of Clay Court West Virginia injured his leg after striking ice. Despite doctors liniments whiskey baths and multiple remedies pain balm brought near complete recovery in a week. Reed, a leading local merchant, attributes the save to Chamberlain's Pain Balm sold by E S Crouser. Oct
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James Reed
Chamberlain
Reed
Clay Court
W. Va
E. S. Crosier
Harrison County Commissioners Allowances List 1899
Complete itemization of allowances granted by the Harrison County Board of Commissioners at the regular October 1899 session. Auditor James A. Watson is named as Harrison County Auditor.
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Elizabeth
Posey Township
Harrison County
Tndiana
Board of Commisioners
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Beech Street
Indiana
George Walter Scales
James A. Watson
Harrison County Indiana invites bids for Carydon courthouse water closet
The Board of Commissioners of Harrison County Indiana requests sealed proposals for constructing a public water closet on the courthouse grounds in Carydon Indiana. Bids accepted until October with time details on file in the county auditor's office. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
Court House
Carydon
Alice
Board of Commisioners
Zawoctul
James A. Watson
A. H.C
County commissioners invite bids for bridge and stonework
Clarrison county Dudiana commissioners will receive sealed proposals for erecting a iron or steel bridge over Little Indian Creek at Primmer Chapel Ford and for the required stone work. Bids due Thursday October Zech at 1 pm plans and specs on file in the Auditor's office. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Board of Commissioners
Clarrison
Dudiana
Little Indian Creek
Prrimmer Chapel Ford
James A. Watson
AILC
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