Death of Neva Catharine Boone Aged Ten Months
Neva Catharine Boone the ten month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Nevaston W Boone died last Sunday night at their New Albany home after a ten day illness of cholera infantum Funeral services were held at the family residence Monday conducted by Rev Frank Q Beck and the body was brought to Corydon yesterday for interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery She leaves a father mother two sisters and one brother who will miss her greatly The Boones formerly resided in Boone township.
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Neva Catharine
Nevaston W. Boone
New Albany
Frank Q. Beck
Corydon
Cedar Hill
Neva
Mrs. Boone
Boone Township
Albert Stevens
Crandall
Elizabeth Briggle
Mary Simpson
Palmyra
J. L. Rector
Emma Dome
da Crosby
Louisville
Oscar Langford
Susie
O. E. Winn
Audell
Sterling
Okla
Ralph Rodgers
M. E
Frother Rogers
Edlemier
Schweinhart Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs Schweinhart
A Sunday birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs John Schweinhart celebrated Mrs Schweinhart turning thirty. Seventy six guests attended including numerous families and friends. after a noon feast they departed late, offering best wishes and gifts.
Red Wing Community Notes and Gatherings
Miss Anna Meurer visits her parents in Red Wing. Neighbors hold a birthday party for Anna Eisert as she turns 21 with music and games. A tramp intrudes at the Deuser home and is chased away. Local families attend the Kentucky State Fair. Several residents visit Fountain church with Rev. L. C. Murr. Indiana State Fair attendance listed for many local residents.
Operator Blamed in Wreck North of Cairo
Four men were killed and two injured in a head on collision between Mobile Okie and Iron Mountain freight trains nine miles north of Cairo Illinois in dense fog. Operator Charles E Clark, blamed for the crash, was arrested after going on duty an hour before. He claimed not to understand the signals.
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Mobile &Okie
Iron Mountain
Cairo
Illinoia
Charles E. Clark
John Creshee
Claude Rollins
Wesley A. Stevenses
Jackson
Tenn
A. Birgus
St. Louis
F. A. Buchminster
Chester, W
Doctor Arrested Over Exposed Infants at State Fair
Dr Douglas Snyder and his wife of Pittsburg were freed on 168 bond after arrests on warrants accusing unmerciful exposure of a child and exhibiting for gain an infant under sixteen following the death of incubator babies at a Kentucky state fair. Three victims were buried at the doctor’s expense. Mrs Snyder posted jewelry worth 8666 as security.
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Levisville
Douglas Snyder
Pittsburg
Snyder
Pilot Survives Whirlpool Test Then Sinks Near Lewiston
Captain Klaus Larsen demonstrated a motor boat could pass the whirlpool rapids but his launch failed between the whirlpool and Lewiston. The vessel drifted into an eddy by Niagara University and was beached. Larsen assisted to shore.
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Sraved
Klaus Larsen
Lewiston
Niagara University
Larsen
Gray for Governor Named by Democrats in Minnesota
James Gray, former mayor of Minneapolis, chosen by Minnesota Democrats as their governor candidate after John Lind declined the nomination following the convention.
Death of Mrs Rose Jacobs in Heth township
Mrs Rose Jacobs died September 13 after a long pulmonary illness at the home of Daniel Jacobs in Heth township. Funeral services were held at Bethel church led by Rev George S Marlow with interment in the church cemetery. She was 22, survived by husband, one child, parents, three brothers and a sister, and was a United Brethren member. A small child had died August 20. Rev G C Forwood will leave county for Indianapolis to serve two congregations and study at Indiana Central University.
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Rose Jacobs
Henry Jacobs
Daniel Jacobs
Heth Township
Bethel Church
Geo
Marlow
Central
Church
United Brethren Church
Bethel
Ilinois
G. C. Forwood
United Brethren
Indianapolis
Indiana Central University
Forwood
News and social notes from New Salisbury area
New Salisbury parishioners and families are noted visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns. The column records residents with travels to New Albany Corydon Sterling Palmyra and Louisville along with farewell sermons for Rev Edlemi er and upcoming assignments for Rev Maag as M E pastor.
D A R Chapter Opens Season With Elm Preservation Talk
The Hoosier Elm Chapter D A R begins 1910 1911 season on Sept 12 with hostess Mrs G W Self. Miss Kate Luckett gives a talk on D A R work, followed by music by Mrs W J Bulleit and a reading by Mrs W H Bulleit. Reports praise committee efforts for Old Elm preservation and notes expert consultation from entomologists.
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Hoosier Elm
G. W. Self
Kate Luckett
W. J. Bulleit
W. H. Bulleit
G. H. Wallace
Ievereth Smith
Milton Bean
J. Lucien Morris
Smith
Church Notes Space Free For All Denominations
The Democrat invites pastors and church leaders to submit notices for the Church Notes column. Denominations in the county may use the space to announce services in over a hundred churches. Notices should be sent in advance and are published free of creed or sect distinctions.
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the Democrat
Lane's Family Medicine Promoted for Digestive Relief
An advertisement urges readers to try Lane's Family Medicine for indigestion sour stomach and related ailments. The note cites a 20 cent price and promises rapid relief. Local items mention Mr and Mrs Andrew J Webb visiting Corydon and a Civil War veteran nicknamed Uncle Jack aged seventy eight. Trade notices request apple parers and corn knives from J J Balleit & Bon.
Premium Poultry Show List Details Breeds and Winners
The premium list itemizes Barred Plymouth Rock through Dark Brahma classes with multiple breeders and winners. It notes Plymouth rock, White, Buff, Silver, Partridge, Columbian, Black Java, White Java, Rhode Island Red, White Brahma, and Dark Brahma entries from Burnside & Son, Hays & Flora, John Seipel, Amos Yeager, Harry Kitchen, Otto Bussabarger, and others with first and second placements.
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Plymouth Rock
J.J. Burnside & Son
Hays & Flora
Gibson
J. J. Burnside & Son
Hays & Floral
Shaffer
Shaffer Bros
C. E. Grabill
Raymond Gresham
John Seipel
Burnside & Son
Buff Wyandotte
Brewster & Jordan
Golden Wyandotte
Wyandotte
Brewster& Jordan
Harry Kitchen
Amos W. Yeager
Henry Harbison
Henry Harrison
Rhode Island
S. C
Otto Bussabarger
Andrew McBride
S. C. Cockerel
John Timberlake
Jacob H. Fawver
R. C. Hen
Z. C. Wolfe
R. C. Cockerel
W. H. P. Wiseman
Burnside& Son
Hays & Flore
Poultry Breeding Prices and Listings
Dark brahma pullet and pen listed with Hays Flora ist and 2d. Buff brahma cock hen cockerel pullet and pen listed under John Seipel ist and 2d. White cochin cock hen listed under Ed A Flora ist White cochin cockerel pullet and pen under Ed A Flora ist and 2d. Buff cochin cock hen and cockerel listed with Burnside Son island 2d. To be continued.
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Hays & Flora
John Seipel
Burnside & Son
Flora
An Agreeable Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Stewart
Wednesday September 7 marked the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Henry Stewart. Invitations by Mrs. Silas Babcock and Mrs. Harry Stewart drew many friends and relatives despite threatening weather. About fifty guests attended a noon feast with two large tables, later kept open to share more. Gifts arrived from Mr and Mrs Frank Dodge Valley Station IXy Mr and Mrs Philip Strother Lonis ile Mr and Mrs Frank Steiden Lonis ile Mrs George T Breeze Houston TX and Mrs John Kessinger nearby.
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Henry Stewart
Silas Babcock
Harry Stewart
Frank Dodge
Valley Station
Ixy
Philip Strother
Frank Steiden
Lonisile
George T. Breeze
Will Harmon
Houston
Texas
John Kessinger
Frank M. Wilson Tours Corydon for Osborne Division
Frank M. Wilson of New Albany traveled to Corydon on Monday and Tuesday in the interest of the Osborne division of the International Harvester Company, for whom he works as a salesman.
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Frank M. Wilson
New Albany
Corydon
Osborne
International Starvester Company
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