Death of a Leading Citizen McKinster Dies at Corydon
James W. McKinster dies at home on North Market Street Corydon after a yearlong illness from Brights disease He was 77 He served three years in the Civil War and was a longtime church member and prominent farmer and businessman Survived by three children two brothers and twelve grandchildren Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery with funeral conducted by Rev Onstett and Rev Galles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wealey McKinster
Lissome
North Market Street
Corydon
Bright
Iie
Nore
Gies
Bao Olek
Stew
Daniel Onstett
Revo
Revo Food Galles
Indianapoise
Ldaree
Jerch
Onstelt
Meley
Jak Greve
Mpagan
H.C. Matter
Nelle Buller
Chas
J.ochanan
Selegnons
Jurgeyg Wisdam
Sage Sever
Bliss Nellie Bruleti
Beach Indley
Frans
IE. Watson
Wilson Bk. Cook
Judes
Harrison County
Her Life a Burden and Medical Ledger in Kat aiff Letter
Mrs. Mattie Campbell writes from Patelis Texas about severe monthly suffering and near death. She credits Cardus with quick relief and renewed energy, saying it brought happiness to her home. The ad also notes farmers preparing plowing grounds for next season.
McRae Named General Manager of Transylvania Casualty Branch
J D McRae promoted to general manager of the Transylvania Casualty monthly premium department in Louisville. He previously supervised Continental Casualty agents across Kentucky Indiana Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania and part of Tennessee with Cincinnati as his base. The Transylvania appointment places him at the Louisville home office. J C Hummel will handle Cincinnati and nearby areas.
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J. D. McRae
Transylvania Casusalty
Louisville
McRae
Continental Casualty
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Transylvania Casualty
Thal Point
Ben L. Branner
Michine
J. C. Hummel
Insurance Field
Mr. McRae
Ierk
James A. McRae
Los Antos
California
Fayior Township
County board outlines school openings and institutes
The County Board of Education met Monday and approved opening dates for township and district schools this fall. Seven month terms begin for Washington Posey Harrison townships with other districts starting September 21 for town graded schools and September 28 for all district schools. Preliminary institutes and a joint institute at Corydon were planned with dates and locations listed for multiple townships and districts.
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County Board of Education
Corydon
State Department
Washington Posey
Harrison Townships
Morgan
Bisu
Washington
New Amsterdam
Heth
Central
Bs P
Pranksin Pwy
Lanesville
Tigpuath
Scott Pup —Preeines
Annual Meeting Planned for Old Salem Church
The Friends of Old Salem Baptist Church near New Middletown schedule a September gathering on September 19 and 20. Elder Atkins of French Lick will preach. Two trustees will be elected at Saturday’s session with services both Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
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Friends of Old Salem Church
New Middletown
Atkins
French Lick
Houshold Greetings and Community Visits Highlight Local News
Health remains good in the community as residents recount visits and social events. Walter delivered a load of fine hogs to the New Albany market last week. Members of the Walther and Voelker families visited relatives in Flat Woods and New Albany. A large group attended a circus in New Albany on Wednesday. Several local families hosted guests from nearby towns last Sunday. Edward Zabel of Lanesville is farewelled at a party before leaving for St. Louis to pursue seminary studies.
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Louis
Temi
Walter
New Albany
M.I. A.C. Walther
George Feiker
Flat Woods
Mary
Anna Voelker
George Felker
Va Bichert
Lhe Plas Wood
Philip Iank
Bertha
Julius Ann Ed Dietrich
Clara
Lmitie
Las
Louis Olt
Ben Ruseh
Friena
Gertrude Lottich
Locust Point
Susie
Lydia
Ednad Schneider
Ind. Redick
Bertha Blank
Andy Voelker
Julius Blank
Idward Zabel
Lanesville
St. Louis
Falls and Farm Life Report from Big Sandy Montana
A rural note from Big Sandy and Virgille Montana describes fall seeding, threshing sounds, and visitors. Mrs Lela Dannreather buys a five passenger auto. A hail storm on August 28 damages crops. Several families including Mosier Ray Fouts and Fouts relatives visit and travel between Louisville Kentucky and Montana.
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Big Sandy
Virgille Mont
Castle Arganbright
C. L. Ray Sr
Oscar Ray
LouisvilleyKy
Montana
Verla Ray
Kenneth
Millard
Ethel Ray
Lela Dannrenther
Bob Kirby
Joe Fouts
Daniel Mosier
Cardui Claims Hours of Help After Rain Incident
Edna Rutherford of Douglasville recounts years of chills and fevers after a rain encounter. She credits Cardui the Woman’s Tonic with restoring her health after four doctors and many remedies failed.
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Douglasville
Tex
Edna Rutherford
Cardui
Farmers Institute to Meet in Moberly Next Saturday Night
The Farmers Institute of Spencer township will meet at Moberly next Saturday night, Rep. 12. I. J. Bye of Milltown will speak on preparing the ground and sowing wheat. A full program will be rendered. All are invited. J. V. G. Loudon, Sec.
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W. A. Pierson
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Borden Brass Band
Farmers' Institute of
Spencer Township
Moberly
I. J. Bye
Milltown
J. V.G. Loudon
Town settles after busy fair and institute week
After two busy weeks with the fair and teachers institute the town remains quiet this week. Next week Circuit court will be in session with a grand jury term and several properties in town will be involved.
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsements In Corydon Testimonies
Grateful crowds testify to relief from urinary disorders and backache after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. George Straub of Corydon praises the remedy bought at Riely’s drug store and calls it essential in her home. A second note confirms early relief and lasting benefit, price 50 cents. Also news of Charles V. Cline becoming a teacher in Crown Point Indiana. A thanks for peaches from a Stelg tree in Corydon caps the item.
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Corydon
Dean
George Straub
Chestnut Street
Riely
Straub
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Jacob” Keller
Markaleler
Coroner Rules Death by Razor in Indiana Incident
In Harrison County Indiana the coroner reports Aaron Evans died on September 1 1914 from cutting his throat with a razor. He was about 21 years old at the time. The inquest followed the appearance of the body and evidence presented before the coroner.
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Indiana
Harrison County
Corynus
Aaron
Aaron Evans Cane
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Roll of Honor
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Viesse Watts
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Laconia
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Oaktown
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Clayton
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Palmyra
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Clarence Tucker
Georgetown
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W. P. Huff
Win. Rippy
Pekin
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J. Dowdle
X‘hiss Lea
Flora
Fair Oaks
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Huntsville
Wash
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Old Salem Church
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Claud Feanblossom
Atouisville
SR. Vounsheit
Farmers’ Institute
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Hot Springs
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Rahava Premier Carvery
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Louisville, Ky
Charles V.,cline
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Scott Township
Crown Point
Stone
Ward
Cline
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
Wolonye, Cyroner E Harrizon County
Meech‘s Bakery
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