Death of Mrs Elizabeth Reed Wolf at Stringtown Ohio
Mrs Elizabeth Reed Wolf born near Tell City Ohio in 184% died at her Stringtown home on Monday March 14 1910 aged 62. Married at age 25 to Peter Wolf she left four children Grace Groves Susan D McLain and Leonard Wolf. Funeral at home conducted by Rev McCord with interment in Mt Carmel cemetery. She was a loving mother and faithful worker who fought the good fight and entered rest.
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Elizabeth Reed Wolf
Tell City
Ohio
Stringtown
Peter Wolf
Grace Groves
Susan D. McLain
Leonard Wolf
McCord
Mt. Carmel
Cough Cures Promised By Foley Honey and Tar
Fall coughs that linger risk bronchitis pneumonia and consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar cures the cough eases breathing and soothes inflamed air passages. Refuse substitutes. Sold by M. Cc. YaoDoro.
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Foley
M. Cc. YaoDoro
Maybe It Was Gwendoline in Nashville Tea Line
A fragment quotes a Nashville American line about identifying a person named Gwendoline not Johnny Molly Polly Jerusha or Jenny. The brief suggests a tea time line as a social vignette without further context or dates.
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Gwendoline
Johnny
Molly
Polly
Jerusha
Jenny
Nashville American
Forestry report 1909 published for land owners
The 1909 State Board of Forestry report is now ready for distribution. It covers reforestation of woodlots and hillsides, tree planting guidelines, spacing, and timing. It reviews State Forest Experiment Station work and field results, notes concrete fence posts as cheaper alternatives, and offers free copies from the State Forester in Indianapolis. Preventics cold remedies are advertised with price and availability.
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State Board of Forestry
Indiana
State Forest Experiment Station
First Church Sunday Services and Rev Watking
Sunday School opens at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m by Rev G W Watking of Crawfordsville. An evening service follows at 7 p m and a prayer meeting is set for Thursday at 7 15 p m All are invited to attend these meetings.
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G. W. Watking
Crawfordsville
Horse Bills for All Needs Made Here at This Office
Various horse bills offered with clear printing options at this office. Prices advertised as right and cuts plentiful for different needs.
Sure Shot Distemper Cure Proclaimed by Dr Longacre
A guarantee to prevent or cure distemper is offered for sale by Dr. Longacre and Frank Hull. The advertisement promotes a medicine described as a sure distemper cure with claims of prevention and cure.
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Longacre
Frank Hull
Imported French Coach Stallion for 1910 season at Covington
UNIQUE 2843 THE IMPORTED FRENCH COACH STALLION will stand for 1910 at T C Webber's farm five miles southeast of Covington Monday through Friday and in Covington Saturdays. Brown horse bred by M Jean Viel Breurille La Marche France sired by Government Stallion Naples whetted via Esbly Vanikoro Centaure Wanderer. Terms 1000 to insure colt to stand and suck lien on mare and foal for service money due when mare parted with or bred to other stock care not guaranteed for accidents kept by T C Webber owner keeper
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Brown
M. Jean Viel
Breurille la Marche
France
Naples
Esbly
Vanikoro
Centaure
Wanderer
T.C. Webber
Perrysville Local News Roundup and Notices
Mrs Thomas Reese visits Danville to tend ill father at Lakeview hospital a daughter born to Bert Johnson and wife weighing ten pounds Frock sale attracts buyers many items selling above cost Little Doctor Reece taken to St Elizabeth s hospital with meningitis operation for middle ear abscess performed but child still poor health residents note road scrapers smoothing highways and call for stone cleanup J K Switzer narrowly escapes injury after horse and bogey incident Frank Wait drives over him Perrynville residents plan farewell for Beulah Kizer departing west Fred Smith farm and mansion transfer to Ned Kelley Danville price 150 per acre many farmers plowing soft March weather Hothe Williams from Eugene visiting Mrs Loomis Merrymans advertises oysters as finest in city Frank Skinner prepares to open general store and restaurant S Royse sells store building Lltylln Jones to use space for farming implements notes on showers and grass Oysters at Merrymans.
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State Forester
Indianapolis
First Church OF Christ
T. C. Webber
Covington
Perrysville
Thomas Reese
Danville
Lakeview Hospital
Bert Johnson
Reece
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Wm. H. Kizer
3Rd Ward
Homer Pritchard
Kizer
Kansas
Henry Cade
Iie
John Johnson
Candy
John Phillips
Byrd Stevens
Vanville
George Frock
J. K. Switzer
Frank Wait
Frank Patterson
Perrynville
Fred Smith
Ned Kelley
Beulah Kizer
West
Hothe Williams
Eugene
E. C., Loomis
Frank Skinner
Haupts
S.R. Royse
Jones’ Hardware
Ltellyn Jones
Merrymans
Covington Republican
Rules and Regulations
Republican
Fountain
Warren
Vermillion County
United States
Ial
Fountain County
The
Covington, Indiana
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