Death of Isaiah Carter Jarroe resident in Jamiahi County
Isaiah Carter Jarroe, a Jamiahi County resident and Civil War veteran, died Wednesday at age seventy nine. He was a longtime railroad worker and survived by Martha Blime and several siblings. His funeral is planned with burial at a local churchyard. Mossu and Carter families mourn his passing.
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Jarroe
Jamiahi Catier
Wes
Atriess
Sauchier
Wildia
Carter
Miliaen
Jeccge Carter
Louisville
Miers
Mass
Hanover
Vincennes
Puy
Sunday convention schedule across townships announced
The notice lists multiple township locations and dates for a Sunday convention. Boone township at Laconia Presbyterian church September 25 at 11 am, Harrison October 5 at 1 30 pm, Franklin October 5 at Lanesville 7? pm, Washington New Amsterdam Sp church October 1 at 1 50 pm, Posey October ? delegates urged. county workers to speak on work lines. creteber 12 at Elizabeth as a later reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Township
Laconia
Presbyterian Church
Lost Yp
Harrison
Franklin
Lanesville
Psu P.m
Washington
New Amsterdam Sp
Posey
W. Plovine, Co
Elizabeth
Creteber
Farm for sale near Corydon with timber and outbuildings
Property offers 15 acres five miles from Corydon on a good road. Includes nine room house, barn, smoke house, poultry house, granary, hog house and more. About twenty acres timber and orchard with abundant fruit. Site described as beautiful with water and stock. owner seeks quick sale. Also notes a wedding in Palmyra Ind and Louisville employment. Fresh meat advertised in Corydon with delivery options.
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Corydon
Greod
Eller
Ibis Guiee
Captain Milt Fox Death Clarified by Local Correspondent
A Crichord County Democrat correspondent refutes reports of Captain Milton Fox’s death, stating he died on duty and was buried in Evansville. The piece notes Fox’s money, relatives, and friends, and criticizes his placement in an insane asylum. Collector notices urge all debts settled at once.
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Milt’ Fox
Crichord County Democrat
Artic
IASS
Milton Fox
Evansville
Fox
Hollcrofts
James Hollcroft
Big Head
J. T. Hollcroft
Insane Asylume
In Memory of Martha Reeves
Martha Reeves was born January 1 and departed this life in August. She married to John Wosinath and had four sons: Rayo, Venta, Dee, and Levis. Ray died in infancy. Venna and Dee died of diphtheria seventeen years ago. Survived by husband, one son, two brothers John and Bertean Reeves, four sisters Kila Brinley Meu, Mary McWinney, Willa Berry, Joma McCauley. Interred at Smith Cemetery near Taylor township. Funeral by Rev E C Voyles.
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Martha Reeves
Wosinath
Vota
Rayo Venta
Dee
Levis
Ray
Venna Vad Dee
Eipotheria
John
Bertean Reeves
Kila Brinley
Meu
Mary McWinney
Willa Berry
Joma McCauley
M. de. Church
Siiith
Taylor Township
C. Voyles
Land sale lists offered to buyers through directories alert
A reader notes unsolicited land lists in real estate directories and price lists across several states. The message offers to show the lists to potential buyers and hints at finding buyers for farms. The item also reports Lt R S Birkhan and a boy named Jack becoming the new Methodist minister at Piira bela in New Amsterdam.
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Boy Jack
New Amsterdam
Piirabela
Goese To Reformatory Ona B Talbot Concerts
John Warren was convicted in circuit court of assault and battery with intent to kill Samuel Brengman a deputy marshal. Warren shot Brengman on the new bridge near the south part of town during the last fair. Brengman fired back and Warren was wounded. The jury fixed Warren’s sentence at two to fourteen years in Jeffersonville Reformatory. Prosecutors were Charles T. Brown and Sam F. Vogt. defense by Chorge J. Carwartney appointed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warren
Samuel Brengman
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Warren
New Bridge
Brengman
South Corydon
Brengtian
Charles T. Brown
Sam FP. Vogt
Chorge J. Carwartney
Talbot Concert Series at Shubert Murat Theatre Indianapolis
The Fifteenth Annual Ona B Talbot concerts at Shubert Murat Theatre Indianapolis run from November 10 to March 19 featuring five events. Russian Symphony Orchestra with Modest Altschuler opens November 10, followed by Russian Ballet and Symphony Orchestra with Anna Pavlova December 1, New York Symphony Orchestra January 12, Ignacy Paderewski February 14, and Ernestine Schumann-Heink March 19. The series aims to bring major Russian masters to American audiences and anticipates strong Indiana attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona B. Talbot
Shubert Murat
Indianapolis
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Modest Altschuler
Russian Ballet and Symphony Orchestra
Theodore Stier
M. Nivikoff
Anna Pavlova
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrasch
Ignaculan Paderewski
Ernestine Schumann
Heink
Modestf Altschuler
America
Russia
Indiana
Harrison County
Purdue Student Killed In Annual Tank Scraps Sparks Ban
A Purdue University student, Francis Obenchain of Lafayette, died after an alleged tank scrap. Initial reports cited heart failure, later autopsy showed a broken neck and severed spinal cord with no heart disease. The incident prompts demands to end all annual tank scraps at Purdue.
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Francis Obenchain
Purdue University
Lafayette
Obenehian
South Whitley
Fort Wayne
Purdue
Obenchain
Indiana
Elizabeth Teachers Open School With Noted Faculty
Elizabeth Teachers School at Elizabeth opens with staff including Robert Jenkins, Herman Prage, Hazel Perkins, Elizabeth Bierley and Gertrude Wolfe. Domestic science teacher Miss Perkins transfers from Owen County.
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Elizabeth
Robert Jenkins
Herman Prage
Hazel Perkins
Elizabeth Bierley
Gertrude Wolfe
Miss Perkins
Owen County
Miss Georgiana Jenkins Weds Victor Ranke in Independence
Miss Georgiana Jenkins daughter of Mr and Mrs David Jenkins of Independence and Mr Victor Ranke of Kansas City were married at The Order Enosh by Felder George Jenkins of the Latter Day Saints. About thirty relatives attended. The Rankes will reside in Kansas City where Ranke works as a machinist.
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Archie A Howell
Nathaniel Plowell
Tell City
Wim. C. Hartman
Nellie
Tena
Louise
Nettie
Clarence Hartman
Edward
John
Fred Hartman
Henry Maag
Ben Juebbeman
Clarence Juebbeman
Virgil Herbel
Fred Messler
Louisville
Kentucky Wagon Works
Georgiana Jenkins
David Jenkins
Independence
Victor Ranke
Kansas City
Felder George Jenkins
Latter Day Saints
Georgia
Ranke
Woman’s tonic Cardui praised by Cherry Valley resident
Mrs Carrie Moore of Cherry Valley says Cardui cured years of headaches and low vitality after sleepless nights and heart palpitations. The ad urges other women to try Cardui with drugstore availability. Willard Rosenbarger of Spencer township delivered several bushels of corn and barney for farm feed, noting three corn varieties and long aged hay.
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Cherry Valley
Ark
Carrie Moore
Cardus
Cardui
Adv
Willard Rosenbarger
Spencer Township
Barney
Johnson County
Rosenbarger
Harrison County
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Moore
Eer
Moore’s
Tamfortius
Moores Range
GEO
Wahl
Corydon, Ind
Isaiah Carter
Milltown
Good Farm
Pike
Iocipradity
CS. Sharp
Gept
Milt” Fox
J. F. Bird
R.S. Birkhan
Shubert Murat Theatre
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