Delayed Correspondence From Ramsey Area
Local notes report visitors and illness including Grandma Welker and Miss Mary Jane Bye near Milltown and travels to Kentucky. Mentions typhoid fever in Davis area, and various residents visiting New Albany and Jeffersonville. Community events include a string band gathering and a temperance address at a church gathering in early week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Bye
Milltown
Annabelle White
Kentucky
Marengo
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Illnesses
The item lists various visits by families including Voyres, Voyles Bros, and Jackson and sons to relatives in Nos Jone and Jackson. It notes a move by Voyles Bros to a dietitian's farm and reports health issues such as asthma and an eye injury from a Sunstone incident observed near the pike.
Local notices from the countryside around Cedar Wood Hill Grove
Names and visits appear across the Cedar Wood and Hill Grove area. Residents like Mes Maria Hilt, Mrs Ida Hace, and Mrs Currie Fulmer are mentioned along with casual gatherings, excursions, and a basket meeting in the vicinity.
Local Visitors Reported in Louisville Area
Charley Gutkase attended Louisville Sunday along with Rev T J Hart at the Annual Conservance. James Marsh from New Albany visited here the first week. Eva Yoehem visited Peter Tiddie’s family last week. Joe Berryman from Chestnut U visits after ten years away. Lula Kopp returned to Louisville. Sunday school at Heidelberg each Sunday. Marcie Mathes spent last week with home folks. John Keller and family visited Peter Were and family. Wm Grable and son from Daviess County visited Philip Windell last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Peutehe
Gus
Bie
John Boueipher
Jammy
Lothee
New Albany
Pristens
Beal
John Boc
Lewis
Newsbury
Geo. Heal
Waa
Muse
Wineh
Lula Kopp
Louisville
Heidelberg
John Keller
Peter Were
Wm. Grable and Son
Daviess County
Philip Windell
Passing of a Pioneer Jessie Bailor dies after long illness
Pioneer Jessie Bailor dies after a period of decline lasting years. He settled near the city 22 years ago and was highly respected. Survived by a widow two daughters and six sons. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev John Reed officiating. Local notices mention former county resident who ran timber and orchard operations nearby. Sale ad for 400 dollars with credit terms appears among the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie C. Bailor
Bailor
Presbyterian Church
John Reed
Oaksdale
Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Ottawa Marketer
Alfred Brown of O'Connor Street Ottawa attests after eight years of severe illness that Paine's Celery Compound cured his painful condition. He describes prior hospital and doctor trials, progressive decline, and eventual recovery with restored health, appetite, and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Phelps
Phelps
Paine
Dominion of Canada
Alfred Brown
O'Connor St
Ottawa
Cnt
Mgr
Brown
Mr. Brown
Million Pension Roll Size Fades From War Records
The Commission of Pensions reports 96 545 current pensioners including 129054 soldiers and 267189 widows and dependents. War of Revolution and other conflicts contribute small counts while Civil War invalids and Spanish War payouts shape most totals. Net pensioner decline and 104 90 applications show 130 109 admitted and 113 78 rejected with average annual pension about 155 dollars. Spanish War obligations reach 1 765 510 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Pensions
Aol
Feeding skim milk with grains boosts pig growth and health
Experiments in hog feeding show skim milk combined with grain improves growth and health at all stages, with grain alone or milk alone underperforming in pens. A 1 to 5 ratio of skim milk to meal is effective, while frequent feeding benefits calves and pigs, and pasture access enhances pig welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Lanveyer
Stockman
Farmer
Neal
Dover
New York
A Successful Practitioner in Orleans Eye Doctor Dr Jackson
An Indiana eye specialist, Dr. Jackson of Orleans, has four years of noted work with cases thought impossible. He reportedly straightened cross eyes without surgery and restored long blind eyes, including Roy McKinney of Ritner who was nearly blind since infancy. He began treatment at McKinney’s Ft Litner home three weeks ago and had a photograph taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Orleans
Indiana
Roy MccKinney
Ritner
Mr Mckinney
Ft. Litner
Treatment claim highlights three week healing without medicine
A reader describes visiting Dr Jaesson for a second treatment on June 6 after a three week period. The narrative mentions cameras, waiters, readers, and asserts visible progress from "the latest science" in three weeks without medicine or knives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaesson
Young Man Saved by Local Remedy in Mercier
Roy AleKinney at twenty gains new hope after a neighbor uses Cha gli vin's Coli Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to treat a severe diarrhoea illness. The notice credits Crosier's Corner Drug Store for sale of the remedy and touts Strength and vigor from good food for digestion and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy AleKinney
Progress-Examiner
Oreans and
di? Daugherty
Mercer
Summer Tongues
W. Via
Ile
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Inquest Notice Indiana Harrison County Details Death
Coroner Nye of Harrison County Indiana files an inquest into the death of George A Melatost stating death by violent means at his home in Jackson township. The inquiry notes the deceased age about forty two, height five feet eleven inches, brown hair and blue eyes. The body was viewed and witnesses heard before verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Ss. I. W.S. Nye
George Ems
Morgan Township
George Tms
Seid County
W.S. Nye
K. Woos. Nye
Piarrison County
George A. Melatost
Dweksop
Jackson
Vira
John Hibsch
John Hibseh
W. S.nyr
Administrator's Sale of Personal Property
The administrator of the estate of Mites ehiuite deceased announces a public sale at the estate in Spencer township. Items include two head of cattle two acres of crops potatoes household and kitchen furniture and other articles. Terms require cash or credit with notes and interest, secured by mortgage or lien. Sale day is Saturday October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toro
Mites Ehiuite
Spencer Township
Railway Car Routing Fragments Include Eastbound and Westbound Lines
A fragmentary list cites multiple directional rail routes with numbers such as Eastbound No 4 and Westbound No 9 and 21 alongside Mastbound No 82 and Eastbound No 10, indicating a partial timetable or switch notation. The lines suggest a transportation or scheduling snippet from a railway page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ramsey
Jonas, P. Bye
Grandma Welker
Foyd Davis
Anwin Carter
Jtev
Stewart
Doe Wellinger
Nick Davin
Stev. Toombs
U. B. ecofereLet
Moss Gionee Carter
Safem and
Hardiesburyg
Davis
Mary Armstrom
Fredericksbure
Lizzie Seacut
Ava Welker
Jeffersonville
Hory Welker
Georgetown
Uarfathern d. K. Welker
W.A. Hunter
LGN Gees
Nws
Mord
Masieman
Sojot
Predericks- Copetit
Indiang M. Be
oweoShidas
Barrson
Liberty Janors
Union
Crise Ferdeounty
Sao
Mesn Orda Selig
Hancock
Yen Weathec
Csabe
PoWose
Moss Moana
Dee Cran
Homie
Piettie Ott
Voyles Bros
Jone Jackson
Yo Jois
Relives
Bac
Aioe
Smithenry
Fam
Hingis
L L. Crasden
R. L. Davis
Hursttown
Hugh Rhode
Oli Adue
Visita Aere
Hies
Mtta Denbo
Mario Hilt
Stirion Reas
Cedar Wood
Diie-Hill G@rove
Antic
Bnen Kittermanas
Neve Alvang
Hottie Mharst
James Kitterman
Yad Tamly
Denho
Sune Ch Samuels
Daucher Cora
Phey
T. Carter
Dinuhter
Oie
Ida Hace
Currie Fulmer
Pouwnacie
Bo. Wright
Joe Jibawatha
Bridgeport
Ned Peter
Passec
Iowa
Viada
Ese
May Carter
Shee McCauley
Ant
Minnie Oden
Bob Sampson
Cab Peuers
Jd. Vurasley
Sea Murry Iurasies
Itiué Sour
Gigit Shields
Corydon
Carter
Sunes
Sugar Tree Geroy
Po Matin
Dias and
Wits
Telliroc
Seatub
Te Davie
Fafe Davis
Cowta
Ea Vian Cegybadees
Pantis
Teds
Seochatee Chupis
Mr Beenmbater Igre
Pyar
New Middletown
John Bauer
Charley Gutkase
T. J. Hart
James Marsh
Eva Yoehem
Peter Tiddie
Joe Berryman
Chestnut, U
Willard W. Windell
Marcie Mathes
St John
Bennett’s. Pede
MR. Alfred Brown
Barlingtay
Vames
Uncle Sam
Inge
JW. Baxter
New Mippietown
Inv
W.H. Davis
Mulberry St
Nea Christian Church
Corypoy
John E. Fetzer
Corydon, MD
Court House
North Market Street
J. W. H. Littell
Cumberland
Attorney AT Law
Comet Building
T J. Wilson
Corydon, Ind
D. Mitchell
Corydon, Ini
Eorge K. Gwartney
Cony Pon
Ind
Clara L. Habermel
Dr. Jones’ Property
John Fl. Weathers
E. Main &J
Amery J. Breeden
Ryan B. Stotsenburg
Main St
New Albany, Ind
Attorneys AT Law
Clay Haya Building
The
International
W.H. Keller Co
Board of Commissioners
Charles H. Stewart
Posey Township
Said County
Auditor's Office
Said
Geo. L. Hess
A. H.C
Mary BE. Sehmitt
George Hlopeman
First National Bank
Southern Railway Company
ST. Louis
Louisville Lines
A.M
P. AL
Corydon Junction
Louisvlle
Evansville
Einnsvile
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Louisvile
H. B. Spencer
Hardwick
Washington, DC
G. B. Algen
Centralia
Mt, Vernon
Fairfield
Mt, Carmel
Princeton
Oakland City
Huntingburg
Asheville
Atlanta Annes
Atlanta
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Vernon
le Arve
Wisginburg
Huntinge
Via
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Wisconsin
Michigan
Warres J. L
W. JH. Deppe
G.P
Cincinnati
Ohio
Union Pacific
Colorado
California
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
W. G. Nemyer
S. Clark St
Chicago, Il
Eth & Prrimmer
Office IN Savings and Loan
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