Falls Cities Chautauqua Assembly to Open at Glenwood Park
The Falls Cities Chautauqua plans a ten day summer program from July 30 to August 8 at Glenwood Park near New Albany and Jeffersonville with a Chicago tent, national speakers, music, readers, moving pictures, and varied entertainment. The piece touts liberal business practices and church influence on community prosperity.
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Falls Cities
Chautauqua
Glenwood Park
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Chicago
Maud Ballington Booth
Ernest Wray Oneal
Lulu Tyler Gates-Reader
Ohio
Charles Barclay
Frank Dixon
B. Green
Pitt Parker
Byron W. King
The
Hurshaw Grand Opera Co
Royal Hungaria Orchestra
Chicago Church Choir Co
Advocates Sticking Cornfield Beans and More
A quirky local item notes Mr. Brown advocating sticking cornfield beans only in moonlight, discovered by a neighbor. The column then lists ads and notices about produce, piano contests, notarial services, shipments, and local elections, with civic notices and local job moves.
Marengo Community News Highlights and Visits
William Stephenson of the Southern Railroad visits family in Marengo while Rev. Miller preaches in Corydon. Local clergy and residents travel to English and New Albany for election returns and business. Piano contest promotion tied to subscriptions and regional travel includes notes on twine, Runyan Bros., and the San Antonio tragedy.
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William Stephenson
The
Southern Railroad
Charles Miller
Corydon
Smith
Gertie McWilliams
New Albany
Ples Baylor
Berry Field
Frank Spears
Mt. Vernon
Southern
James H. Weathers
Olive McDonald
Sophia Miller
Louisville
Cecil Taylor
Chas. Gregory
Runyan Bros. Wholesale Grocers
Arrests in Lick Creek Area Lead to Brief Detention
Marshal Cummins arrested John T. Brown and Mrs. Jas. Curiles on Wednesday morning at the marshal’s instruction. Brown is described as without a home while Curiles and her husband and six children had been living with him. They were jailed to await French Adck authorities but released Wednesday afternoon.
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Lick
Cummins
John T. Brown
Jas. Curiles
Brown
Adck
Indiana to Kentucky farmer J H Mogan profile
The sketch profiles J H Mogan born near Derby Perry county who built a mercantile business, lost money in Texas during the panic, then ran the White Sulphur Springs hotel before trading it for a Kentucky farm near Louisville. He expanded into berries onions potatoes and operates a concrete storage building used as a church theater, with stakes in Buechel Bank and as president of Buechel Ice Plant Company.
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Derby
Perry County
Texas
Indiana
Louisville
Kentucky
Buechel Bank
Buechel Ice Plant
Milltown to Play Baseball With Harninsburg Next Sunday
Local Milltown team schedules a Sunday game against Harninsburg boys at Milltown's new ground. Community notes cover visits, travel to Okland City, Decoration Day events, and local business promotions, highlighting local families and merchants.
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Milltown
Harninsburg Boys
Cecil Sonner
Thelma
Danville
Sarah Litsey
Louisville
M. B. Odell
Nellie Dyson
New Albany
Delia Odell
P. H. Bye
Marengo
Clara Rippey
J. L. Summers
Dorothea Odel
Hazel
Ed Funk
Joe Ferguson
L. E. Flanigan
Okland City
W L Hawley, M D Announces Return to Office
Dr. W L Hawley informs patrons in Eckerly that he will resume work from June 7 1909 at his office but cannot ride for a week or ten days. He asks all debtors to call and settle accounts promptly.
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Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Co
Thos. S. Austin
Eckerly
W. L. Hawley, M. D
Notice to Dog Tax Delinquents in Sterling Township
Delinquent dog tax payers must settle with Alva T. Roberson, Trustee, Sterling Township, by June 15, 1909. If unpaid by that date the matter will be turned over to the prosecuting attorney.
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Alva T. Roberson
Sterling Tp
Trevorton editor barter column offers paper for an owl
In a witty editorial the Trevorton Times notes it will trade the paper for almost any commodity including wood, potatoes, eggs, butter, cabbage, clothing, hides, and other items. The piece quips a reader could receive six months of paper in exchange for a large owl, a precedent the editor says exists only in jest. Hawkins supplies books magazines and music.
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Trevorton
Sixty eight dry counties listed in Indiana on May 28 1969
The Indianapolis News map shows sixty eight dry counties in Indiana as of May 28 1969 with more counties facing local option votes. The list includes Elkhart LaGrange Steuben Starke Marshall Kosci n ska Noble and others such as Grant Johnson Shelby Union Owen Monroe Brown and Jefferson.
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Indianapolis News
Elkhart
Lagrange
Steuben
Starke
Marshall
Koccinska
Noble
Dekalb
Newton
Jasper
Pulaski
Fulton
Whitley
Benton
White
Miami
Wabash
Huntington
Wells
Adams
Warren
Carroll
Howard
Grant
Jay
Clinton
Tipton
Madison
Delaware
Randolph
Fountain
Montgomery
Boone
Hamilton
Henry
Parke
Putman
Hendricks
Hancock
Clay
Morgan
Johnson
Shelby
Rush
Fayette
Union
Owen
Monroe
Brown
Bartholomew
Decatur
Sullivan
Green
Jackson
Jennings
Ohio
Daviess
Martin
Lawrence
Orange
Washington
Scott
Jefferson
Switzerland
Gibson
Pike
Crawford
Harrison
Local option election tally and notes from 1909
Tabulated vote by precincts from the May 26 1909 county local option election shows a 1 percent dry majority of 773. Also mentions ads for Deering twine binders and mapping by J T Adkins, an English restaurant sale listing, a doctor warning on thumb sucking, and a carbolic acid anecdote.
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Crawford County
Southern Railway excursion to French Lick and West Baden
Second annual excursion from English to French Lick and West Baden scheduled Sunday June 6. Round trip fare is 1.25 dollars. Train departs English 8 32 a m arrives French Lick 11 06 a m and West Baden 11 15 a m return departs West Baden 7 00 p m and French Lick 7 05 p m arriving English 9 32 p m. J C Beam Jr A G P A St Louis Mo endorses the trip.
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Southern Railway
French Lick
West Baden
English
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