22nd Annual Soldiers Reunion Opens in English
The 22nd annual Soldiers Reunion begins in English with large crowds arriving daily. Mead and Knowland’s band provides music while vendors report brisk sales as officials report orderly crowds and good behavior. The program lists multiple addresses, musical interludes, and meals over August 12 to 15, with notable speakers including Capt. John Hammond and Hon. Samuel A. Lamb among others.
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English
Boys In Blue
Sun Brothers
Eanglish
Mead & Knowland
Pike Roads Progress Near Sterling Township Bridge Contracts
Bry Gregory and Co. advance pike construction in Sterling Township with six roads from English nearing completion. Vincennes Bridge Co. secured contracts for three bridges with materials on site by September 1 and work to start immediately. Bird Hollow road graded and metal laid, forecasting completion before winter. Community notices include a Burnett Ridge revival August 16 led by Rev. W. H. Howerton.
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Bry Gregory & Co
Pike
Sterling Township
Vincennes Bridge Co
Jesse L. Thornbury
BH. J. Brown
Bird Hollow
Rain revival boosts crops and local meetings amid community notes
A crowded week in English town rows with Sunday all day meeting at Barnett on August 16. Rev M S Brown spoke at M E church Tuesday night. Local notices cover weddings, bank leadership changes, a nursing obituary, and a county banker’s move to Louisville, all reflecting a busy regional update.
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Barnett
M.S. Brown
M. E. Church
English church quarterly meeting at Mifflin
The English charge of the M. E. church held a successful quarterly meeting at Mifflin last Sunday. Rev. W. H. Howerton preached in the morning and an open afternoon meeting ended with baptism. Rev. W. M. Whitsitt led the night service and Monday conference. Harrison County Fair set for Corydon August 24 to 28.
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M. E
Mifflin
W. H. Howerton
W. M. Whitsitt
Harrison County
Corydon
Egg Remedy and Domestic Advice From a Bygone Era
A dated column extolls eggs as a remedy for dysentery with emollient effects and a cautioned digression on modern religion and family life. It also notes boys and girls learning household duties, and ends with a playful aside about a Republican song and a stamp solicitation to Will Roessner at 2789 Bellefountaine St.
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Will Roessner
Bellefountaine St
Liberty Association ad offers strong dry chemical extinguishers
An advertisement touts a new dry chemical extinguisher named Liberty Ex that claims three times the strength of competitors, reliability in all temperatures, and easy operation. It seeks live agents in every county with high commissions or salaries, applying to Liberty Association at 12 State St in Chicago Illinois.
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Liberty
The
Liberty Association
State St
Chicago
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Adarese
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John Hammond
George Jenkins Mon
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Eld
James Bobbitt
Samuel A. Lambwenn
Hostetter
Jon. Jercy L. Sueddarth
D. M. Hammond
Wm. E. Aee Ee Cox
James E. Stewart
John H. Weather
John H. Luckett
William T. Zenor
N.R Peckinpaugh
William Ridley Boo
Comrade I
Pittman
Sampson Cox
Pike Roads
Hawkins
Burnett Ridge
Singer
Mfg
Crawford
Counties
Fairfax Refining Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Taswell
Ind
Ira Enlow
B. Enlow
J.E. Stewart
Hankins
United States
United States Revenue Commissioner
David Fred
4. Lockhart
Marengo
Mev
E. J. LaRue
Fried
Farquar Avenue
Ceorycon Ldemocrat
Daniel Paschal
Valeen
Christian Church
Samuel Perkhiser
Harned’s Chapel
J.C. Cardwell
Crawford County State Bank
Central Securities Company
Louisville
Cardwell
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Middlesboro
T. B. Sonner
Royal Worcester
Greenville
W.l.gregory & Sons, Inc
Thos. S. Austin Notary
Stewart
Gobbel
Missouri
Crawford County
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