Fifty pant makers sought for steady work
Fifty pant makers on good grade of work. Good prices, steady work. Clean, light, modern factory. Apply to J. M. Robinson, Norton & Co. Division and Vincennes Street, New Albany. Ind ian Late-Cheap. Chicken house, 30 feet long, and scratching pen, 80 feet long. Inquire at Stephen J. Reister's store, Pearl and Main.
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Floyd County Seeks Pittsburg Coal Bids for 1908-09
Floyd County Indiana commissioners invite bids for Pittsburg coal to supply the court house jail and poor asylum for the coming year. Bids due by 12 oclock on Monday September 7 1908 with right to reject any or all bids. Julius T Miller Auditor. August 15 1908. New Albany Business College announces Indiana School for Indiana People starting September 1 1908. Apply now.
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New Albany Business College
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Local Vacation Offer for Daily Tribune Letters
A summer offer invites readers to subscribe to the Tribune for daily letters mailed to their address at 10 cents per week.
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Keynote speech of Watt son appears on third page
The article notes James E. Watt son, Republican governor candidate, delivering a keynote speech on the third page. Also reported are local deaths, lectures, permits, social events, fair prizes, and a youth’s fatal gasoline accident in Harrison county.
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James E. Wattson
Real estate transfers and lot descriptions in Indiana listings
Property deeds show transfers including John Badd to William Apple haus and Marion Moser to Joseph Hateell. lots on West Seventh Street and East Oak street. various acres and plats. monetary amounts listed for several parcels. Includes rights of way and interst in west 30 feet of a lot and multiple family names.
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Dora V. “Birney
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Joseph Cy Hateell
Edward Bloat
Priscille
Sudden Death of Local Resident John A Harvison in Colorado Springs
John A Harvison a prominent city resident died yesterday in Colorado Springs Colo after an asthmatic condition worsened during a six week stay for health reasons His wife and son Stewart learned of his death while traveling between Omaha and Denver Friends and family react with shock as telegrams notify them of the loss Harvison born in Pitts burg 58 years ago lived in Louisville before moving to this city He ran a cotton brokerage and owned a candy shop for years After retirement he continued in brokerage He is survived by wife son mother two sisters and two brothers Funeral plans await Mrs Harvisons arrival in Colorado Springs and will be held at the family home 1725 East Market Street
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Maysville
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Louieville
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Cincinnati
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Milltown
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Anderson
Todianapolis
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Antonagon
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Leavenworth
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Visit In Custody Reveals Fraud Case In City
Mrs. George Davis visited her husband in the county jail where he faces defrauding creditors charges tied to a city grocery operation. She traveled from Cincinnati after his arrest and will stay until the October circuit court term for his trial. Davis sought replevin and attachment of 3200 dollars seized at arrest, but has not succeeded.
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Cincinnati
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Davie
Rural Route Cochran Man Cures Sore with Bucklen’s Arcica Salve
Tom Moore of Rural Route Cochran Ga writes of a stubborn instep sore that resisted many treatments until Bucklen's Arcica Salve, used from a 25 cent box, cured it. Sold under guarantee at Ubas D Kooe fel's drag atore.
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Cochran, Ga
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Ubas
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Snake in trousers killed by blacksmith near Corydon Pike
Benjamin T. Robison, a Corydon pike blacksmith, found a snake in a pair of trousers at his Silver Hill home. He killed it after discovering it hid in the pocket. The reptile measured about thirty inches, likely entering through an open doorway. Also advertised Dr King s New Life Pills with a boastful testimonial.
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Corydon Pike
Silver Hilla
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Runaway horse damages carts near post office crowd
A horse pulling Rural Routes Carrier Edward Tellis’s wagon bolted from an alley toward the post office, turning north on Pearl Street and colliding with a buggy by McChintick’s commission store. Mrs Donaghue and her children were thrown. she was stunned but revived at Pearl Street House. Both vehicles sustained severe damage.
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Pearl Street
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Notice to Subscribers About Paper Delivery Delays
Notice to subscribers of the New Albany Tribune Company asking readers to report delivery delays to improve service. Contact phones provided for prompt notices.
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Indiana Political Pulse Sets Stage For Sixty Day Poll
State committeemen organize the sixty day poll in September to gauge voter sentiment and deter election fraud. Griffiths plans October leave. Republicans eye gains in Eighth and Eleventh while Democrats target First, Second, Eleventh, and Thirteenth districts. Remington event draws large Democratic turnout with James K. Risk and Thomas R. Marshall prominent.
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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Jackson
Dog-loving lunch house serves women with pet companions
In Brooklyn a dining house owner profits by catering to women who want dogs at table. At noon several women dine with their dogs on special high chairs, Peggie's dinner is served on a special plate on a ledge before the chair.
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Brooklyn
Peggie
New York Sun
War department tests color of underwear for heat defense
The War Department plans field tests in the Philippines using 5000 blood orange colored underwear sets sent from Philadelphia to troops. An orange red hatband is also prepared for experimental use.
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War Department
Philppines
Philadelphia
Islands
Passing of Old Brussels In Decline Of City Architecture
A fragment notes Brussels fading as old houses and districts vanish under public demolition. It laments loss of picturesque neighborhood charm once spoken to by the city’s sons and recalls intrusive modernization and indifferent officials.
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SQUARED HIS OBLIGATION Private John Allen Proved Business Talent
A playful Oklahoma tale shows congressman John Allen of Mississippi using tipsters and staged offers to Oklahoma land deals to settle a debt with his millionaire brother in St Louis. He sent prospects to him and leveraged six month delays to secure gains, proving himself a shrewd businessman and finally squarely paying off the loan.
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Alligator Hickory Survives Drought and Fire in Arkansas
A report by Bates of the United States forest service notes a western Arkansas hickory species called bull or alligator hickory that resists drought and forest fires. Its thick leaves and long tap root help it endure harsh conditions, suggesting value for planting in prairie and dry areas where fires occur. The tree often remains as a sole survivor after fires.
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Co. G. Bates
United States Forest Service
Arkansas
Man with Void Check Causes Bank Scene
A man entered a local bank with a check lacking funds. After the paying teller refused to answer, he demanded to see the cashier. The teller replied they had no cash, prompting the man to stagger outside, slide down the steps, and be guided away by a policeman for explanation.
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Detroit Free Press
Chronic and private diseases demand a specialist cure
A druggist recalls selling patent medicines in 1890 and warns against using them on a dog. For deafness polypas, perforation, old age, and other issues the text lists remedies like alcohol, cotton, oil, glycerine, brine, and cement, promoting the expert chemist and surgeon at Doerhoefer Building in New Albany Indiana.
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