Central Bank Faces Congress Backed by Aldrich
A Chicago Journal analysis warns that Congress will hear a push led by Senator Aldrich for a centralized national bank. It traces banking history from the original Bank of the United States through the 1837 Panic and 1839 Bank failures, linking later crises to political finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States Bank
Congress
Aldrich
Eastern Money Kings
First Bank of
United States
Jackson
Pennsylvania
New York
Pennsylvania Bank of the United States
Union
Bank of England
Taft Honors Mormons in Temple Sermons
The Teller letter denounces President Taft for praising Mormonism while speaking in the Mormon temple in Salt Lake City and contrastsTaft with Harrison and Roosevelt. It argues the endorsement signals government support for plural marriage and Miss Smoot, a Republican senator with seven wives, and claims the nation chose a Christian candidate over one opposed to Christ. The piece mocks public support for Taft’s temple remarks and urges readers to challenge Mormon praise in town.
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Taft
York
Harrison
Salt Lake City
Smoot
Roosevelt
United States
City of Saints
Ben Harrison
U.S
Christ
Teller
York Nebraska
Cliff Frank
Washington Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Don’t Neglect That Cough Lung Balsam Sold Everywhere
An advertisement touts Al Jen’s Lung Balsam as a quick effective remedy for coughs. The copy promises fast relief and lasting results and notes availability at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al- Jen
Local Items and Death Notice from Lanesville
Lanesville notes report visitors returning to Louisville and relatives traveling there for sick kin. John Geis and partners complete houses for Anna Zor and Clarence Smith. Maurice Nowath, an aged Jackson township pioneer in his sixtieth year, died October 7. funeral at Lanesville conducted by Father A. Peeckskamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Wolfe
Louisville
Maud Walker
Jeannette Miller
Francis Rochert
Lafayette
John Geis
John TL
Ed Walter
Carpenter's Trade
Anna Zor
Clarence Smith
Charles N. Eisert
Joseph Wkochert
Francis Schneider
A. M. Wmisert, Jr
Henry Harbeson
Henry Meurer
Maurice Nowath
Jackson Township
Joseph Nowath
Lanesville
Father A. Peeckskamp
Local Notes From Flatwoods Community
Flatwoods residents report Fred Seitz on the sick list and Frederick Lottich recovering from typhoid fever. School opened on October 4 with Mariongfurner as teacher. Several visits occurred including Miss Clara Richert to Laconia to teach, and multiple family visits among Seitz, Richert, Schoen, Aurschmiede, Kirkham, Walker, and Dammann families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seitz
Frederick Lottich
Mariongfurner
Wate Feig
Charles
Clara Richert
Laconia
Henry Voelker
Jacob Schoen
Black Creek
C.J. Richert
Benjamin Kirkham
Booney Township
Samuel Aurschmiede
Ulrich Aurschmiede
New Albany
Carrie Newman
Carrie
Virgil
Kansas
Elsie Gast
Louisville
Jacob Richert
Charles Walker
Minnie] Rupp
Kate Dammann
Hillsboro
Ill
Lotta Dammann
Valley City News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Lee Simler and Andrew Tlardsaw appear on local lists of sick. A.D. Fleshman lost a fine horse last week. Mary Ripperdan died Tuesday and was buried at Wesley Chapel. Miss Anna Hisey hosted a pound party honoring local youths with many attendees. School progress noted with George Simler and Gertrude Hottell as teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tlardsaw
A.D. Fleshman
H. R. Hisey
Jesse Hisey
George Simler
Gertrude Hottell
Mary
Itory
Ella Ripperdan
Wesley Chapel Burying Ground
Anna Hisey
Ray Trotter
Herbert Beanblossom
Robert Lottell
Robert Hardsaw
Otto Fulkerson
Belle Moyars
Irene Wright
Jennie Trotter
H. B. Trotter
Mendie Ripperdan
Kate Miller
D A R Hoosier Elm Chapter Lets October Talk Progress
The Hoosier Elm Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its second meeting of the season with Miss Anna Reader on Oct 7. Much business was discussed as the society recalls its organization on Oct 12, 1908 with eighteen members and seven new additions this year including Mrs Joshua T Wilson Mrs Gee W Self Mrs Tilla Wilson Brackett Mrs Allie Pfrimmer Moe Laughlin and Miss Anna Reader Leila Jordan and Florence Smith joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Elm
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Anna Reader
Joshua T. Wilson
Gee
W. Self
Tilla Wilson Brackett
Allie Pfrimmer MoeLaughlin
Leila Jordan
Florence Smith
Davis Cut-Rate Drug Store Promises Low Prices to Harrison County
An advertisement proclaims a new cut-rate drug business in Harrison County offering deep discounts on remedies and household items. It cites lowered prices on Peruna Swamp Root Hood's Sarsaparilla and other medicines, syrups and powders to lure customers with “money in their pockets.” The notice pledges superior goods and courteous service to win trade.
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Harrison County
Miss Gertrude Bruce and Hardin Hess Wed at Pfrimmer's Chapel
Miss Gertrude L Bruce and Hardin S Hess were married last Sunday at eight o clock in Pfrimmers Chapel officiated by Rev A B Condo. Attendants were J Ross Allen Pearl Bruce. Ushers George Higgin Lenore Faith. Georgia Lemmon played the wedding march. The ceremony drew a large crowd and was followed by a reception at the bride’s parents home with fruit candies ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude L. Bruce
Hardin S’. Hess
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Condo
J. Ross Allen
Pearl Bruce
George Higgin
Lenore Faith
Georgia Lemmon
Robert Bruce
Corydon
Martha E. Hess
Creelyburg
Democrat
New Pastor of Centenary at Centenary M. E. Church
The Rev Edward J T LaRue is installed as pastor and will preach Sunday morning and evening. He moves his family into the parsonage after a three year pastorate at Corydon and comes with high commendations from that charges members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward JT. LaRue
Centenary M. BE. Church
LaRue
Centenary
Corydon
N. A
Courier- Journal
James McKim Moves Family to Harrison Township
James McKim relocates his household from Boone township to the northern part of Harrison township. He buys a portion of the Marshall land north of town.
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James McKim
Boone Township
Harrison Township
Marshall Land
Library Report Week Ended October 9 1909
Week ending October 9 1909 shows 40 books out at start, 69 loaned, 24 returned, and 85 currently checked out. No fines listed. Reading room usage not specified.
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Library Report
Will Sell or Trade for Sheep or Cattle
A seller offers a good mare for sale or trade to acquire sheep or cattle. Address given as 132 Thromas FE in McCrapy.
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McCrapy
School Notes Emphasize Cooperation and Readiness
The public school system is the main force for good, with well prepared lessons and organized study reducing teacher worry. Some county pupils lack full books, but reading work should not be neglected and exchanges should be made promptly. Emphasize important topics and keep to the course of study. foster friendly parent teacher pupil relations. Harrison township plans a school work exhibit at institute gatherings. Am2Zt Kannapel, Ca. Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Eight Pianos and Six Organs in Three Weeks
Neighbors who recently bought musical instruments from Conrad & Son include W. M. Johns Rich Le May Mrs. Jesse Pitman Dr. O W Hottell Miss Grace Caggell Henry Fisher Geo M Miller Mrs. Mary Mowrer W C Walker S C Miller H W Elbert Mrs Anna Coffman Benj F Smith and Harve Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad & Son
W. M. Johns
Rich LeMay
Jesse Pitman
O. W. Hottell
Grace Caggell
Henry Fisher
Geo. M. Miller
Mary Mowrer
W. C. Walker
S.C Miller
H. W. Elbert
Anna Coffman
Benj. F. Smith
Harve Conrad
Spencer Lahue to Sell 49 Acre Farm Near Corydon
Spencer Lahue offers his 49 acre farm six miles north of Corydon for sale on Thursday October 21 the day of his sale of personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Lahue
Corydon
Death of Mrs Lena K Thornbury at North Mulberry home
Mrs Lena K Thornbury died at her home on North Mulberry Street Friday morning October 8 after five weeks of paralysis. Funeral services were held at the residence Saturday at two o'clock, conducted by Rev W D Bartle and John H Heth. She leaves a husband, one son Ben K and one daughter Christine, five sisters and three brothers. She had been blind for over eight years and remained a devout Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena K. Thornbury
Lena. K. Thornbury
R. Thornbury
North Mulberry Street
W. D. Bartle
The
Christian Church
John H. Heth
Cedar Hill
Wyandotte Cave
English
Crawford County
Keller
Sir Thornbury
Ben K
Christine Thornbury
M. C. Frank
York
Nebraska
Sam Pfrimmer
Bloomington
Indiana
A. D. Reid
Somerset
Kentucky
William H
Leonard C
Edward G. Keller
Lew M& O'Bannon
Rose Keller
Corydon
Moving over county farms as residents reshuffle in Wesley Chapel
In Wesley Chapel farmers busy sowing wheat and moving farms. Aunt Betsy Funkhouser ill. Our school opened October 4 with Mr Straude Sherrill as teacher. Various residents relocate farms and households across Boone township Corydon and Puddville as Ollie Anderson of Louisville subscribes to The Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Funkhouser
Straude Sherrill
W. O. Risler
Tacoma
James
Ward Moyar
Roy
Boone Township
Margaret Frank
Kate
Martha Mitchell
Nebraska
Ward Moyars
Rachel Love
Addie
Albert Stoner
Grover Jacobs
Minnie Baxter
Jesse Shuck
A. C. Fleshman
Horace Sonner
Otto Montgomery
Aaron Sherrill
Wardie Montgomery
Otto
Oliver Anderson
Louisville
Corydon
Democrat
Anderson
Ollie
The Ninety and Nine and Ira D Sankey's World Outreach
The Ninety and Nine by Ira D Sankey propelled Moody’s evangelistic work worldwide. A penny paper sparked inspiration in Glasgow Edinburgh meetings yielding dramatic conversions and lasting hymnary impact. Sankey’s spontaneous composition shaped global hymnology and souls won through songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Reddall
Milwaukee Sentinel
Newman
God
Sarah Fowler Adams
Cowper
John Henry Newman
Ira D. Sankey
Dwight L. Moody
Local Notices and Socials in Hursttown Area
births arrivals and visits detailed from Hursttown and nearby towns. engagements include Mrs Waldo Flock visiting Corydon, Willis Dome leading Det. 4th, move ins from Degwood, Ky residents visiting relatives, and a surprise birthday party for Walter Wright with many local attendees and refreshments. Also a closing sale on dress goods at less than cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Brengman
Waldo Flock
Corydon
Wm. Housels
Willis Dome
James McKim
Degwood
Ray Byerley
Syrocco
Elizabeth Wright
Joseph Vaughn
Georgia
DePauw
Clarence Wright
Marry Wright
Charles Wright
Walter
R.C. Wright
Pearl
Facie Kopp
Sylvia Pope
Angie Rainbolt
Lucile
Sylvia Housel
Ethel Davis
Dora
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Chicago Journal
A. M. Eisert, SR
Myrtle Walker
Flatwoods
Valey City
Anna Hirly
Lee Simler
Siclk
D. A. R. Meeting
Davis
Hood
Pierce
Cardus
Caldwell
Fletcher
Castoria
Mennen
Colgate
Williams
Freeman
Davis Cut-Rate
Wesley Chapel
Sankey
Hursttown
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