Local News From Salisbury and Vicinity
Notices show residents visiting relatives and completing home projects. Names include Crandall’s John Lesler, Marion Deweese, and Joseph Walk. Several others plan or finish houses and barns while illness improves. visits span New Albany, Georgetown, Tell City, Jeffersonville, and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lesler
Crandall
Laig
William
Arcille Deweese
Scott Lawnship
Polhemus
John Wagner
Joseph Walk
Philip Hahn
Marion Deweese
Merion Deweese
Ered Lindsey
Samuel Davidson
Eugene Rose
New Albany
May Adams
Grace Mclntosh
Jessie
Georgie Sigler
Willian Crosby
Georgetown
S. Boston
Burnville
H. É Boston
Tell City
David l@ston
Quarles Deweese
Jeffersonville
Harriet F Deweese
Mma Davidson
Fred Lindsey
Eli Slauterback
Milltown
Mary J. Barry
Natherine Harbaugh
Joseph McCoy
J. R. Lewetlen
Flora Mtliehert
Louisville
Ute
Fragmentary Milltown Script Merges People and Places
Disjointed OCR text mentions Milltown, Alyse, Mars, Foster, and a river scene with vague references to photos, boys, and Fate. The fragmentary lines hint at a local page with names, events, and places but lack coherent narrative or full details.
Local Residents Visit Family and Friends Across County
A string of visitors spent weekends with relatives in the county including Charles Adoceier, Jobo Krause’s days with the Sch fast woes, and Staves a Martin Eustatin and wife at the Catabes ot isan Barrow. Other guests were Willian Woydaian from New Albaney, Eph. Euyghian saunday, Henry Miller and daughter with John Welle, and Harve Mealemian with Eph. Ensleman visiting Strother Barrow and Cory don areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utea
Farully
Charles Adoceier
Tamniby
Wratter
Jobo Krause
Martin Eustatin
Catabes
Isan Barrow
Wav
Eph
Euyghian Saunday
Henry Miller
John Welle
New Middletown
Harve Mealemian
Pleasant Valley
Eph. Ensleman
Corydon
Strother Barrow
Greve's Chill Tonic Endures Twenty Five Years
The old original Greve's Chill Tonic proclaims it has stood the test for 25 years with iron and quinine in a tasteless formula. No cure no pay. It is offered at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greve
Indiana Attorney General recounts tax battles and state gains
In a Franklin speech on October 11, former attorney general A G Smith defended his handling of delinquent funds and tax suits. He traced the 1889 law shifting collection powers to the attorney general, highlighted large collections, and argued that court battles over railroad and sleeping car properties yielded long term state revenue and reduced debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
A. G. Smith
Hanly
L. T. Muchner
Atform Ceeneral Ani
Ettorney-Cemeral
Tao
Howes
Mitchmer
Ma Mitchrer
William A. Ketenham
Mitebrier Mods
Dstehar
Ealbeetiun
Mitchner
Mr. Ketcham
William A. Kecebham
Attorney-General
Muchner
Ketcham
Indiana
Penorredie Party
Omer
Phe Stacy Grad
Wea
Iakiss
Pms Fe
Vloe
Supreme Court of the United States
The
Express, Telegraph
House
Mitch Delay
Senate
Union Railway and Belt Railroad
Marion County
Reinhard
Tron
A.C. Harris
Supreme Court
Dutfo
Pine
William A. Reicham
John W. Kern
Tom
Albert J. Beverstee
State Board of Tax
Tsid
Indiana political clash over corporate power and taxation
A veteran critic argues that mismanagement and corporate pressure threaten state sovereignty over taxation. He accuses the governor and attorney general of polarizing rhetoric while denying lobbying ties and exposing alleged high fees for public officers amid a partisan struggle for power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovey
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Gifber
Republican Club Poker Chip in Indianapolis Hailed by GOP
A colloquial warning notes that Republican speakers may risk losing credibility if their rhetoric is too flashy. It describes the Columbia club in Indianapolis as a major GOP organization with Governor Hanly, Attorney General Miller, Vice President Fairbanks, and Senators Homeaway and Beveridge among its stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trusts
Indiana
Columbia Elub
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Hanly
Miller
Fairbanks
Homeaway
Beveridge
Public sale of farm and personal property in Franklin township
Public notice announces auction of 16 cows, 2 horses, 3 hogs, corn, fodder, 2 wagons, farming implements, and household goods at premises 3 tallies west of Laconia on Friday October 26 1908 with usual terms. Also offers sale of 10 acres land in Franklin township by James A Watson Corydon Indiana and painting services by Charles Khalt Cumberland phone with satisfaction guaranteed refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
James A. Watson
Corydon
Ind
Charles Khalt
Cumberland Phone
G. M. Harritt
Corydon R. R
Laconia
Administratrix Sale of Personal Property Notice
Administratrix of the Craven Boone estate will auction at the late residence northwest of Lae VOU Boone Low Chabutta. All sums due payable in cash. Nine months credit with mortgage on purchase. secured by freehold surety and with interest from maturity. October 12. HADIE GL. BOONE Administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craven G. Boone
Harrison County
Indiana
Haden L. Boone
Craven
Boone
Dearisece
Uent
Boone Low Chabutta
Lae Vou
Hadie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salisbury
Floretta
Woo
Hare
T. Steveos
St. Joseph
Dora Peation
Dea Tidse
Joseph
Total
Mh Tvs
Vrai
Hs Patir
Toby
Peetad
Ariuelog
Gaspar
Dotell
Dane
Hursttown
Smith
Attorney General’s Office
Dawn
Peter Klerner
Taylor Township
Jaccobine Hornickel
Rehoboth
George R. Wright
Thomas Onion
Elizabeth
B. F. Wright
Locust Point
Sissw
W.K. McBride
Thos
J. Wrizht
Lane Kingery
Silvent
Emaline Kingery
Olesw Wim. Ridley
Utt'y
Wreduesday
Thieu
Eutire
Dete
Kent
Joepral
Gorway
Country Life
Luther Tucker & Son
Albany v, N. Ya Ber
Rt Tas
Roth Puners Tagetier
French Lick
West Bader Springs
Chas. H. Rockwell
Trafic
Chicago
Frank J. Reed
PTE
Green
Qrienseruit
PUB. Co
Rochester
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!