Nellie Grant Sartoris and the White House Bride
A table of contents announces Nellie Grant Sartoris as the Lovely White House Bride of the Days of General Grant with sketches and biographical notes. Other items include farm and agricultural topics, fashion, and a Conan Doyle romance sequel illustrated, plus government ordered pieces on agriculture and irrigation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Martha Dean
White Company
Conan Doyle
Nigel
Italy
Old Band Horn Haunts Quiet Nights in Local Round-Up
Local readers recall the vexing serenade of an amateur band-man's horn. EvI Sprgott laments the early morning toote toote that rivals cats fights and wailing dogs, calling for relief from the perpetual nuisance.
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Tom Cat
Soldiers Reunion and Local Celebrations Linked in July Addenda
Reading notes show events across communities from Birdseye Fourth of July plans to Milltown Sunday school on July 4, Ramsey camp meeting July 21 to 31, and a release on church activities. Also mentions a drowning in Kentucky, a park festival, and local notices on road tax, law enforcement, and a Ladies Aid project.
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Milltown
Ramsey
M. E
L. V. Starr
Fifth Street
Louisville Daily Herald
Taz News
Sugar Grove
Baker School House
Jennings Township
Jas. Daan
Clark Walden
John Brown
Kentucky
Bewleyville
Presbyterian Church
Gobbel’s Park
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Thestead
Christian Sunday School
Geo. R. Hazlewood
Christian Aid
A. J. Goodman
Double Funeral for Moses and Jane Bell
Remains of Moses Bell and his wife Jane Bell were brought from Louisville to Cunningham cemetery near English for a double funeral. Jane Overbey and Sarah Hedden of Louisville attended, with mourners from Crawford county and former acquaintances joining the burial crowd. Mrs Bell died Tuesday evening after a lingering illness. Moses died Wednesday morning after heart failure.
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Moses Bell
Mra Jane Bell
Lousville
Cunningham Cemetery
English
Bell
Louisville
Jane Bell
Crawford County
Jane Overbey
Bud’' Overbey
Sarah Hedden
State Rail Commission Slashes Freight Rates on Southern Line
The State Railroad Commission reduces freight charges across most towns on the Southern railway after a complaint by E. T. Slider of New Albany alleging excessive and east bound higher rates. Reductions include New Albany to Duncan 60c to 35c, Corydon 70c to 55c, Milltown 70c to 55c, Marengo 80c to 60c, English 80c to 65c, Huntingburg 1.00 to 0.70, Oakland City 1.20 to 0.85, Jasper 1.10 to 0.70, Lockport 1.20 to 0.85, Boonville 1.20 to 0.85.
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State Railroad Commission
Southern Railway
E. T. Slider
New Albany
Duncan
Georgetown
Corydon
Milltown
Monuments for sale and local notices in Crawford County
An assortment of marble and granite offered with price and sales pitches from multiple shopkeepers. Arson Roberts signs a personal notice. A Grand Fourth of July picnic is planned at Hazlewood Pavilion with music and refreshments. Bennett Y Miller and J C Hoskins announce store stock and management changes. Sloan Post 818 schedules its annual reunion on August 1 2 18 1906.
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Crawford County
Hazlewood Pavilion
Bennett Y. Miller
Sloan Post No
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Table OF Contents
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Evi Sprogett
Birdseye
Bank
T. T. Reynolds
Annie Wessenporn
Belleville
Ill
Mifflin
W. G. Morgan
Moberly
Leavenworth
Posey Lodge No. 188
Order
Z. T. Sweeny
Mr. Sweeny
Dale Reporter
King
Indian Territory
Iowa
Mary Vs
John
Jerusalem
Kansas
Tommy
Lena
Moses Belle
Railroad Commission
W.L. Gregory & Sons, Inc
Peoples’ Store
U.S
Indiana
Arson Roberts
White Sulphur Springs
J. C. Hoskins
English News Building
F. R. Gobbel
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