Cox to Speak on Political Issues in Local Cities
Congressman W. F. Cox of Jasper will campaign in Corydon on Saturday at 2 P M Laconia October 3 New Middletown October 4 and New Salisbury October 5 He is seeking a third term after strong nine county primary results and is described as a diligent Indiana congressman with engaging talks All welcome especially ladies to attend with friends
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W. FL. Cox
Jasper
Wal
Corydon
Laconia
New Middletown
New Salisbury
Cox
Bie
Congress
Indiana
Contradictory Editorials Spark Readers’ Confusion
The Corydon Republican political editor laments apparent contradictions in two editorials. One claims Democrats raise tariffs under past law while the other says the party opposes tariffs. The piece urges readers to decide which position to trust amid conflicting statements.
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Payne“uldrich
Democratic Party
Gounather
Hancock News Briefs From Local Residents
Mrs Sadié Cook remains quiet as Q A Harrell builds a site for it. Fr Adans of Lowdell and L Davis moved from Mill town to a nearby farm. Sam Ferock and wife attended the Kentucky State Fair. Louis Spencer of Depauw saws wood and barn pattern for Clare Routh. George Ferock and family left for a new home in Kansas. Mrs Corda Barksdale and children from Louisville visited G W Barksdale. The remains of George Lofton killed at Nashville Kansas were brought home for burial. He was twenty nine. survived by father mother six brothers and six sisters. Rev Trowbridge of Enatish officiated funeral services.
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Q.A. Harrell
Fr. Adans
Lowdell
L. Davis
Millown
George Lofton
Nashville
Kansas
Anamorse
Fee
Fix
Rev
Trowbridge
Ena@tish
House and Lot for Sale in Corydon
Four good house and lot in Corydon offered for sale. The two story house sits on a large lot in good condition. Inquiry at this office for details and price.
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Corydon
Saase
Mamy Quire
Local notes on sickness crops and community visits
Miss Nettie Gettlefinger remains ill while a healthy boy arrives at Ed Adams’s family. Dr. Hart reports progress on his new farm as children suffer whooping cough. Mrs. Viola Walk and Lizzie visit Jeffersonville. Some farm youths return from the west to work. Farmers haul phosphate and prep ground for wheat. Kentucky State Fair attendance in Louisville and Indianapolis trips noted. George Beal and sons shell clover seed. Pinaire & Fleck thresh two thousand five hundred thirty six bushels of wheat, the largest local crop.
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Viola M. Walk
Lizzie
Jeffersonville
Juile
Pinaire & Fleck
BR. F. Davis
Kentucky State Fair Attendees List Noted
Among visitors at the Kentucky State Fair last week were Oscar Crosby and family Mr. and Mrs Roy Evans Harry Funk Lazaar Moognick Mr. and Mrs Ed Bullett and daughter Nell C M Wheat Sam Wolfe Geo K Gwartney Frank Watson Dr and Mrs J W Hottell and daughter Imogene Miss Georgia Wheat Clarence Gehlbach Miss Cora Glenn D C Cooper Mr and Mrs C P Trotter I B Lahue Miss Lorena Long Miss Effie Tuell Miss Bertha Wiseman William Watson James A McRae A B Linder J J Bullett Miss Ela Logan Mrs Will Christley Mrs Joe Bender Robert Funk Stanley Loiich Charles Doll Joseph Bussabarger Philip Kintner William Sieg Mr and Mrs James Sieg and no doubt many others whose names we failed to get
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Oscar Crosby
Roy Evans
Harry Funk
Lazaar Moognick
Ed. Bullett
Miss Nell
C. M. Wheat
Sam Wolfe
Geo. K. Gwartney
Frank Watson
J. W. Hottell
Imogene
Georgia Wheat
Clarence Gehlbach
Cora Glenn
D. C. Cooper
C. P. Trotter
I. B. Lahue
Lorena Long
Effie Tuell
Bertha Wiseman
William Watson
James A. McRae
A. B. Linder
J. J. Bullett
Ela Logan
Will Christley
Joe Bender
Robert Funk
Stanley Loiich
Charles Doll
Joseph Bussabarger
Philip Kintner
William Sieg
James Sieg
School Notes From County Superintendent AMZ1 Kansspel
The Wm H Keller Co will supply common school texts from the county depository. Rexnex and other titles will be available through Keller. Teachers’ Reading Circle books cost 1 80 and are sold at the County Superintendent’s office. Teachers should visit a good school before starting. Joint Institutes and spelling contests will be planned. Every sixth to eighth grader must write ten compositions this term. All teachers must hold a music license next year, regardless of current license. Preparation and reading good professional works are emphasized. AMZ1 Kansspel, Co Supt.
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Wm. H. Keller Co
Elaon
Gordy
Mowry
England
County Board of Education
Sandy Branch Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Births
Uncle Harve Glasgow is on the sick list. Oscar Rice visits relatives in Louisville. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bess Lockman. Edward Best attended the Kentucky State Fair. Bent Babcock and James Bell families visit relatives in Kentucky and New Albany. Elmer Keen visits family in Illinois. Dobson visit Bryant family at Roger's Camp Ground.
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Bess Lockman
Edward Best
Bent Babcock
Kentucky
Elizabeth
James Bell
New Albany
Elmer Keen
Nois
Andrew Keen
Robert Dobson
Roger
Gidward Bryant
Frenchtown People Observe State Fair and Visits
In Frenchtown Theodore J. Henriot reports farmers cutting corn while locals attend the state fair. Mary Conrad of Louisville visits friends. Albert Seig and Frank Stephe were in New Albany last Thursday. Stella Nolot tended her sick father at Bridgeport last week. Christian Atz and son Ollie of Milltown visited Paul Henriot and family. Emma Pate, staying in Cannelton, Indiana, visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pate.
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Mary Conrad
Louisville
Albert Seig
Frank Stephe
New Albany
Stella Nolot
Mr. Stone
Bridgeport
Christian Atz
Ollie
Milltown
Paul Henriot
Emma Pate
Cannelton
Ind
Joseph Pate
Democratic Bills Torn Down In Corydon Public Notices
A note reports many campaign notices for Corydon events by Congressman W. E. Cox were torn down between Friday and Monday. The Democrat editor offers ten dollars to anyone giving information leading to convictions for those responsible.
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Corydon
W. E. Cox
Laconia
New Middletown
New Salisbury
The
Democrat
Death of Little Child Josephine Kintner
The obituary notes the death of Josephine Lula Kintner born February 20 1910 and died September 18 1910 at six months and 28 days after a nine day pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the home Monday at 10 o clock conducted by John H Heth and interment followed at Cedar Hill cemetery.
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God
Josephine Lula Kintner
Jason
Ollie Kintner
John H. Heth
Cedar Hill Cemetery
In Memoriam for George F. Wolpert 1910
Obituary notice honoring George F. Wolpert who died August 23 1910. Described as a devoted church attendee Bible student and kind friend. Note expresses sorrow and belief in the Lord calling him home. Memoriam to be recorded in Sunday school minutes and shared with county papers. Signed by T W Ekurton Florence Cline Nellie Seales
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George F. Wolpert
Brother Wolpert
Wolpert
T. W. Ekurton
Ilorence Cline
Nellie Seales
Local Notes From Sassafras Hill and Louisville Visits
Mr Hayes Noyes travels to Louisville seeking work while Arthur Hendricks buys a horse from Joseph Brinley. Eliza Jenkins of Louisville visits son James. Katie Hedden works at the Galt House in Louisville. Bud Guillaume and wife visit Abner Noyes family as Bud shoots his first squirrel. Fannie Breeden and children visit William Robinson’s family in Indianapolis. William takes snapshots during their stay.
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Hayes Noyes
Louisville
Arthur Hendricks
Joseph Brinley
Eliza Jenkins
James Jenkins
Katie Hedden
Galt House
Local notices from Taylor Township and surrounding areas
Miss Eva Brown returned to Mr. Harry Davis of Jeffersonville after visiting home folks. A large crowd from the area attended the Louisville fair last week. Oscar Deadnea of Louisville visits Rosewood and Benna Vista relatives. Miss Mary Dean of Jeffersonville visits Morton Davis of Evans Landing. Mrs. Wm Dallas and Cecil and Mrs. Stanley Downs and Fern of Bloomington visit local friends and relatives.
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Harry Davis
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Oscar Deadnea
Rosewood
Benna Vista
Mary Dean
Morton Davis
Evans’ Landing
Wm. Dallas
Cecil
Stanley Downs
Fern
Bloomington
Hill
Change of Preliminary Institute Date Noted
The Heth township preliminary institute will be held Saturday October 8 instead of Thursday September 22. AMZIR KANNAPEL, Co. Supt.
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Heth Township
Amzir Kannapel
Fire sale of damaged furniture by Emmett Beanblossom continues
Emmett Beanblossom announces a public and private sale of stock damaged by a recent fire. The sale will run day and night with auctions on Saturdays only. Joseph V. Greer of New Albany has sold his Bridgeport area farm to John Arnold of Taylor township.
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Emmett Beanblossom
Joseph V. Greer
New Albany
Bridgeport
John Arnold
Aylor Township
W. Gomrad Writes to Corydon Democrat on Harrison visit and politics
G. W. Conrad recounts his Harrison visit during fair week and praises the locals and J. G. Kyle. He criticizes Republican prejudice over pension bills and tariff talk, urges bipartisan business leadership, and notes frustration with officials absent from posts.
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Cisco
Iil
Corydon Democrat
Lew
Old Harrison
J. G. Kyle
Cox
Aldrich
Taft
G. W. Conrad
Harvest Reunion at Lafayette Country Home
Mr and Mrs Joseph Robert host a harvest reunion at their country home near Lafayette with a large guest list from North Dakota Kentucky New York and local families. Attendees include John Borwarsky Joseph Coppenfelt Joseph Koechert Hubertz Hartwick Rebman Hartwick and many others sharing games conversation and dinner.
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Joseph Robert
Lafayette
John Borwarsky
Joseph Coppenfelt
Joseph Koechert
Joseph Hubertz
Mr. Bischoff
Jerman
Stephen Hubertz
Oliver Rusk
North Dakota
Raymond Hartwick
John Rebman
Horat
Catherine Schneider
Louisville, Ky
Flossie Wells
Amanda Handolph
Mary Hartwick
Helen Rebman
Margaret
Anna Becker
Joe
Charles Hartwick
Henry, Allois
August Hoefer
George
Charles
Joe May
Charles Ine
John Sukomey
Joe Mitchell
Joe Sottach
Peter Borwarsky
Wm. Hubertz
Tas Rebman
Bernardine Snelting
A. Reinhart
Joseph Hoefer
Michael Becker
J. M. Cole
John Smith
New York
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Eisenmenger in New Middletown
Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Eisenmenger in New Middletown on Sunday September 11 to honor the 68th birthday of the lady. About 53 guests shared dinner and late afternoon recollections, then supper before departing.
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Wm. Eisenmenger
New Middletown
Basket Meeting and Rally Day at Smith's Camp Ground
An all day event at Smith's Camp Ground on Sunday September 25 features Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 2 pm. Let everybody come and spend the day with us. AMzx Sire Acting Pastor.
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Smith’s
Amzx Sire
WissMan and BULLBIT Trade Quick Victory
WissMan and BULLBIT form a sharp duo to secure a decisive win in a fast paced session. The opponents faced strong defense as WissMan pushed points and BULLBIT controlled the tempo with efficient passes and baskets.
Notre Dame Lady Appeals for Home Cure Treatise
Mrs M Summers of Noter Dame Indiana offers at home treatment for rheumatism lumbago kidney pain and blood purification. She claims the simple discovery cures these tortures without climate change and offers free proof by mail with thousands testifying.
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Teal
M. Summers
Dame
Ind
Death of Benjamin F. Armstrong in Corydon
Benjamin Franklin Armstrong died at his Corydon home on September 14 after a brief illness from bowel trouble. Born February 10, 1870 in Lanesville, he was 40 years old. He is survived by two brothers and one sister, with burial in Lanesville Cemetery. He and his brother Andrew ran a jeweler shop in Corydon for nine years.
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Benjamin Franklin Armstrong
Corydon
James Armstrong
Lanesville
William Armstrong
Andrew J. Armstrong
Wm.a. Shumate
Louisville
Benny
Andrew
Local notes from Bridgeport feature fishing and travel
Frank Wardlow of Cincinnati enjoys outing and fishing near Bridgeport. Ed Winsky nets a fifty pound catfish Sunday morning. Miss Lizzie Hertling visits city for a few weeks. Stanley Farnsley Louie Diddleot Jr. and Donn Carter attend the Kentucky State Fair. School opens Monday with good attendance and Miss Jessie Blunk as teacher. Richard and Clarence Wilkerson go to Nashville to work as electricians. Henry Beeler from New Albany moves to Beeler farm to farm. Frank Deatrick Tol Hoke and wife visit Sugar Tree Grove via gasoline launch. Mr and Mrs Charles Hatherley and Chas Hebel return from Louisville with a fine string of fish.
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Frank Wardlow
Cincinnati
Ed Winsky
Lizzie Hertling
Sear
Stanley Farnsley
Louie Diddleot Jr
Donn Carter
Jessie Blunk
Richard
Clarence Wilkerson
Nashville
Tenn
Henry Beeler
New Albany
Beeler
Frank Deatrick
Tol Hoke
Link Hoke
Sugar Tree Grove
Charles Hatherley
Chas. Hebel
Louisville
D. F. Carter's
Wiesman and Miller Wed at New Albany
Miss Mary Wiesman and Mr Walter C Miller were married at New Albany last Wednesday morning. They spent the week in Indianapolis at the State Fair and returned Saturday for a reception and large supper at the groom’s parents home in Franklin township. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wiesman of Georgetown Floyd county. Mr Miller is a leading county teacher. Both are highly respected and popular.
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Mary Wiesman
Walter C. Miller
New Albany
Indianapolis
Geo. B. Miller
Franklin Township
Joseph Wiesman
Georgetown
Floyd County
Farm for Sale Near Rail Line at Bargain
One hundred thirty five acre farm offered at a bargain three miles from the railroad station on the pike. For particulars inquire at this office. 10 -If
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Pike
Notice of Commissioner's Sale of Real Estate
Harrison Circuit Court orders sale in case Henry Horn et al v Alois Horn et al. On sale day at one PM in Boone township Harrison county Indiana the east half of the northwest quarter Section 15 Township 5 South Range 4 East totaling eighty acres more or less is offered at public auction for not less than two thirds of appraised value. Cash in hand and subject to court approval. Louis Horn, Commissioner.
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Harrison Circuit Court
Henry, Horn
Louis
Horn
Julia
Zoliman
Alois Horn
Matilda Waterman
Flora Horn
Boone Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Louis Horn
D. F. Lemmon
Reval
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Corydon Republican
Cleveland
Hancock
Mrs
Sadié Cook
Sam Ferock
Louis Spencer
Depauw
Clare Routh
George Ferock
Shaeir
Wirs
Corda Barksdale and Children, of
G. W. Barksdale
Ramsey
Democrat and Commoner
Commoner
Democrat and Courier Journal
Democrat and Weekly Courier Journal
Democrat and Daily
Louisville Herald
Louisville Times
Democrat and
Louisville Post
Indiana Farmer
Democrat and Indianapolis News
Sandy Branch
P. E
Harve Glasgow
Oscar Rice
Frenchtown
Theodore J. Henriot
Sassafras Hill
Taylor Township
Eva Brown
Big Fire Sale
Indestructo Trunes
W.gomrad
Harvest
WissMan & Bullbit
A.ngtre
Benjamin F. Armstrong
R. E. Portes
Wiesman-Miller
S. A. Smoots, M. D
Dr. Z. T. Funk
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