Farm on Eighty One Acres For Sale Near Rail
An eighty one acre property offers about sixty cultivated acres and twenty one acres of timber with a fair dwelling and a sturdy barn. Includes a good well and pond water for stock, near a railway station, in a good fruit growing location with ample water and pasture.
Barber Shop Moves to First National Bank Building
The barber shop announces relocation to the First National Bank building opposite the courthouse. The business, run by the proprietor with Walter Gr ham, formerly across from the Post Office, invites the public to visit the new location.
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First National Bank
Court House
Walter Gr
Community Notes From New Albany Area Towns
June O Bryant travels from Bowling Green to home in Dogwood. Hopkins Fertilizer Co. staff dine at Mauckport. Mrs. Ollie Tindall joins Moore's restaurant. David Blake travels to Mauckport for his uncle W W Blake's death. Locals visit Elizabeth, HElizabeth, and Louisville. Ed Bandy recovers from a fractured arm. Sybil Yeager and Chloe visit Louisville family. Beatrice Morroe home from Hazelwood Sanitarium. Ed Carver family visit Mauckport relatives. Orville Glaze family visit Sugar Grove. Samuel Cooper returns to Illinois with Id Cooper and Millie Applegate.
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M. Hays
Eugene Faith
Leen Timberlake
Dan Best
Hopkins Fertilizer Co
Mauckport
Ollie Tindall
Moore’s Restaurant
David Blake
W. W. Blake
George Winders
Will Tuell
Helizabeth
Ed Bandy
Richard Jamison
Elizabeth
Andrew Lori
W. A. Faith
Harlan Winders
New Amsterdam
Borden
Sybil Yeager
Chloe
D. C. Jones
Louisville
Beatrice Morroe
Hazelwood Sanitarium
Ed Carver
Margaret
Orville Glaze
Mr. G
Sugar Grove
Samuel Cooper
Joe Mellon
Illinois
Id Cooper
Millie Applegate
Cox Addresses Wet and Dry Debate in Washington State
Democratic nominee Governor Cox argues prohibition is not a central issue while GOP leaders try to label him wet. He meets with prohibition leaders on the train and defends progressive governance amid Seattle campaign activity.
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Courier-Journal
New York Times
Seattle
Wash
James M. Cox
Friends of World Peace
Friends of Progress
Cox Progress
Cox
George F. Cotterill
United States
Mr. Cox
Bis
State of
Washington
Washington State
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
New Jersey
Boone News Notes Prompt Illness and Visits
South Boone reports Mrs Anna Ashton on the sick list. Frank Liebert and family from Delphi visit Boone relatives this week. Arthur Brown family and Mr and Mrs Henry Lyninger spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Perry of Jeffersonville. Worlan Brown family of Davidson guests of Charlie Brown and family Sunday. Mrs Elsie House and children of Louisville come for Anna Ashton sickness. Morton Davis Grover Berry and children from Evans Landing guests of Sidney Ashton and family Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jler Roby and Lewis visit Indianapolis State Fair and stay with Mr and Mrs Stanley Byrum. Jones Kingsley and family of New Albany visit Thomas F Kinglsey. Miss Marcella and daughter Marcella return home with them to enter school in New Albany. Miss Mildred and Marcella Boone and Claude spend past week in Louisville visiting relatives.
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Arthur Brown
Henry Lyninger
Harry Perry
Jeffersonville
Worlan Brown
Davidson
Charlie Brown
Elsie House
Louisville
Anna
Mer. Morton Davis
Grover Berry
Evans Landing
Sidney Ashton
Jler Roby
Lewis
Andrew Bauman
Indianapolis
Stanley Byrum
Jonece Kingsley
New Albany
Thomas F. Kingsley
Marcella
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