Bryan and Watterson Lead Rousing Louisville Address
Crowd of about twenty thousand gathers in Louisville for a political rally where William Jennings Bryan attacks the Republican party over trusts and omissions while Henry Watterson presides, praising Bryan and signaling a wave of reform sentiment among attendees.
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Louisville
Ian i
Republican Party
Bryan
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Mr Bryan
Wig Guuia
Reyes
Jor
Details of a Weddin g in Scott Town
Mr Dixon and Miss Tarn wed in Scott town with about fifty friends attending. The ceremony at the M o L Chure t was followed by a reception at the bride’s parents home. The couple departed for Hamilton Ohio to begin their life together amid well wishes from the Democrat.
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Garfield
Scott Town
Devo Db
Lang
Dixon
Tarn
A. L
Hamilton
Democrat
Surplus Furniture Sale Promises Big Savings
Local store urges buyers to act now with special low prices and large stock clearance. Officials note crowded showroom and a push to move merchandise to free space, calling this a good Surre deal to attract customers.
Big Stock Sale at Fair Grounds Ends as a Fizzle
The Saturday stock sale at the fair grounds under W oAL Russili drew few buyers. Stock including cattle sheep and hogs attracted bidders but prices stayed high and bids were not met. Owners bid in their stock while auctioneer fees and cash sale terms limited demand. several hundred head were offered and the event was judged unprofitable and likely the last.
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Fair Ground
W Oal Russili
Tine Cline
Smith
Shropshire
Kurton
Bussabarger
R. F. Davis
Russell
Unclear Names and Claims From Fragments in Local Notice
Fragments list a Franklin Te Teachers and J Marion Turner with several unclear names including Clara fichert Frank V Jer Emile Pay Anna Grover Dewees Katie Mees Frieda Teottich Gio Miter and a trustee. A guarantheed Chile for piles mentions Druggists authorized to refund if appointment fails to cure in 6 to 34 days.
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J. Marion Turner
Clara [Fichert
Frank
Chile
Indiana M E Conference Seventy Fifth Meeting at Greensburg
The seventy fifth annual Indiana M E conference opens September 25 in Greensburg with Bishop Daniel F Goodsell presiding. The meeting will set minister appointments for the coming year and runs through the following Monday.
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Indiana
Moore's
Indianana's
Jloomingram
Steintoe
Shoot Them on the Spot Burglary Advice to Homeowners
A report urges immediate gunfire against burglars after two sisters alarmed by a prowler in their upstairs room. The intruder entered via an unlocked door, left without loot, and the family installed patent locks the next day. The piece ends with a call to shoot burglars on sight.
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Monnie
Nellie O’ Bannin
JT. O Benroan
Locke
Branklin man Hurt in Boating Accident
John W. Gresham of Branklin township fell from a loft while boating last Friday evening, breaking a collarbone. The fracture was reduced by a local doctor and he is recovering enough to sit up and go about the house.
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John W. Gresham
Branklin Township
Taxter
John
Corydon National Bank Unveils Fireproof Vault and Safety Boxes
The Corydon National Bank announces a complete steel and concrete vault with a No 3 triple time lock manganese steel safe, designed for fire and burglar protection. The bank also offers individually rented safety deposit boxes with sole key access and invites public inspection.
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E Pite
Morndel Bank
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Corydon National Bank
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Harrison County Old Relic Contest And Heritage Day
The Harrison county event invites residents to bring relics with owner names and brief histories. Prizes honor oldest relic, oldest lady and gentleman, oldest married couple, and best display. Music by Corydon band, several addresses, and a day of social enjoyment at the ancient capitol.
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Wm. Mitchell Co
J. J. Buileit & Son
John Bennett
Harrison County
M. Griffin & Co
C. P. Trotter & Co
A. B. Linder
W H. Keller Co
C F. Shafter
P. Vogt
WV. A. Bullett
Vasdain
Harrison Comuty
Capitol
John B. Sonner
A.W. Brewster
Valuable horse killed near Corydon after runaway incident
George Cox of Corydon lost a valuable horse that bolted while frightened, wrecking the buggy and bike. Cox sustained bruises but is not seriously hurt. The notice then digresses into health marketing for De Witt's Little Early Risers, touting their laxative benefits.
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George Cox
Corydon
Cox
de Witt
Marty
Walnut Valley News Briefs Selections Of Local Visits
Miss Jessie Brown left Monday for Indianapolis to attend school. The basket meeting at Luther's Chapel Sunday drew a large crowd. Miss Cora Good of Kuoy County visited area friends last week. Miss Annie Stauth of Becchwood visits relatives. Mrs. Elsie Soner and daughter Alma visit Corydon relatives. Mrs. Harve Bussabayer and children visited Mrs. Phoebe Bissabarger last week.
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Joe Bussabarger
Jessie Brown
Frdiapapolis
Luther's Chapel
Cora Good
Kuoy County
Annie Stauth
Becchwood
Elsie Soner
Alma
Corydon
Harve Bussabayer
Phoebe Bissabarger
Government deposits bolster Corydon National Bank bold endorsement
A government transfer brings $25,000 to Corydon National Bank as the United States adds to its deposit, totaling $50,000 with the Corydon bank. The Office of the Assistant Treasurer confirms the deposit and cements the bank as a trusted fiscal partner.
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United States
New York
W. Bo Slemens
Corydon National Bank
Cor Ydon
Ind
Hamilton Fisn
The
United
Corydon National
Knuwn
Grand Jury Reports County Jail and Asylum Conditions
The grand jury adjourned after six days with fifteen indictments mostly felonies. They visited the County Poor Asylum and county jail and report the kitchen and dining room are outside the main building. They urge an addition to connect dining facilities to the main building to shelter inmates during meals. Geo. W. Krauserill. Porciian.
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County Poor Asylum
Harrison County
County Pool Asylum
Said
County Voor Asylum
Geo. W. Krauserill
Porciian
Girls Wanted at Canning Factory for Steady Wages
Advertisement seeks female workers at a canning plant promising steady employment and good wages. Note mentions applicant Alién Jack Vogt of Webster township suffering from typhoid fever for several weeks and contingencies unclear.
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Aliein
Jack Vogt
Webster Township
Observations and Questions of the Harrison County Fair
A reader voices concerns about fairness at the Harrison County Fair. He criticizes profits diverted to a reserve, calls for elected offices and appointments focused on public good, and urges improvements like better seating and viewing stands. He argues premiums favor outside counties and professional exhibitors, urging limits to preserve local farmer competition and better county exhibits.
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Harrison County
Whose Image and the Duty to Live as God’s Image
A fragmentary Sunday school lesson contemplates human beings made in God's image and asks how to render a reasonable service. It discusses dedicating life to God by visiting widows and keeping oneself unstained, linking personal conduct to faith.
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