Charles Francis Ogden Recalled by Louisville Native Alumni
A fragment recalls Charles Francis Ogden, now a Louisville representative in Congress, as a 1894 class graduate. The note mentions associates including Congressman Jimmie Dunbar and a regional effort for the Rock Island Seddlers, reflecting on old hometown ties.
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Pia
Comanion
Charles Francis Ogden
Delegates Return from State Republican Convention
Delegates including W Bennett, Chas Moser, Wilmer Fox, Ed Metalloch, Will reen, Ed Mears, Win Thornes and others returned from the State Republican Convention. HAW Strauss of the Water Company also attended as usher. Sugar at Federal Bakery offered two pounds for 58 cents. Henri Dugan left for Bu to assist a family securing care for a child reported as feeble.
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Pecor
Tate
Ceere W Bennett
Chas. Moser
Wilmer Fox
Metalloch
Willreen
Mears
B. Thornes
Fo Panebuarn
Jon. Morrow
Elmo Cauble
Albert Mcikinsey
Haw. Strauss
The
Water
For Sale Small Mare and Wagon on Light Deliveries
For sale a small mare and wagon suitable for light deliveries. Contact Comb 261 Adv 870 May 14 1020.
Fight to stay on rails fuels a Rock Island worker’s health battle
F C Stewart of the Rock Island Railroad, living at 810 North Glendale Peoria, describes years of harsh hours and irregular meals that damaged his health and weight. He credits “Taniac” with helping him regain strength and endurance after eighteen years on the railroad.
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Fanlac
Tam
F.C. Stewart
Rock Island Railroad
Glendale
Peoria
Tanlac Ends Railroad Man’s Ills and Restores Appetite
A railroad worker reports Tanlac restoring his health by boosting appetite and energy. He notes improved sleep and stamina, able to work longer and endure daily runs. Sold at Poberty's Standard Drug Store in Jeffersonville, M F Nickles in Sellersburg, Dr. Thomas M. Smith in Marysville, and O Elice in Otto.
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God Health
Jeffersonville
Poberty
Standard Drug Store
Sellersburg
M .F. Nickles
Marysville
Thomas M. Smith
Otto
O. Elice
Adv
Clarksville native Jim Thomas eyes Jeffersonville issue
Jim Thomas, longtime Clarksville resident, returns for commencement as his son Forest and sister-in-law Miss Hazel Reynolds graduate. He runs a large saw mill in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains and jokes about Jeffersonville absorbing Clarksville.
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Jim Thomas
Clarksville
Forest
Hazel ‘Reynolds
Jim
Blue Ridge
Virginia
Jeffersonville
Memorial Meeting Sheds Light on Ebenezer Cemetery Near Memphis
In Clarksville a memorial gathering is announced for Ebenezer Yourehand Cemetery near Memphis. Visitors include Walter G. Mead of Hottell and Mead Salem and A. M. Goss of Washington County. Mrs. C M Reynolds of Hickman Kentucky visits Mr W M Reynolds. Clarksville.
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Ebenezer Yourehand Cemetery
Memphis
Walter G. Mead
Hottell & Mead
Salem
A. M. Goss
Washington County
C. M. Reynolds
Hickman, Ky
W. M. Reynolds
Clarksville
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