Discovery of native medicinal roots boosts stomach and chest cures
An old advertisement extols a concentrated extract labeled Discovery as a remedy for a wide range of ailments including stomach and chest issues. It claims to be a reliable medicine derived from native roots, with details about its extracts and a booklet offered by the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gach Ee Barttolow
Uofleraon Med
Colt
Goldan
Giron
Isner Medical Enthares
Bullala
New Albany Tribune Highlights 1908 Local Events and Marriages
The New Albany Tribune notes the Hammond Post reunion, Sugar Grove church dedication, and Corydon meeting. It details Floyd county marriages, remarriage of Ellman couple, railway and car contract news, Odd Fellows meeting, mill property deal, school appointments, epilepsy care transport, Ferdinand railway plan, tax vote, court fines, and a notable auto ride aged seventy seven.
Lawsuit claims theft accusation harms reputation
Plaintiffs accuse Duggine of charging theft of twenty five stalks of corn and causing loss of reputation among friends and relatives. M. W. Funk represents the plaintiff. Bertha Lockman sues Wolf A. Lockman for divorce alleging separation since July 22, 1908 after marriage on September 7, 1900 and desertion while she was ill. She cites lack of support for two years. William Whiteon sues Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company for 2000 damages for injuries from August 20, 1906 after a hand coupling accident in which a car hit his foot. Stotsenbarg and Weathers represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duggine
M. W. Funk
Bertha Lockman Friday
Wolf A. Lockman
William Whiteon
Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company
Stotsenbarg & Weathers
Fifteenth Street property owners seek street improvements
Fifteenth Street property holders petition the board of works for vitrified brick and granitoid sidewalks from Main to Elm. Signers include J. B. Daffin John Best William Rahner and Mrs O Rahoor. petition taken under advisement. Complaints arise over weeds on vacant lots and foul smelling garbage cans. Sewer repairs planned between West Fourth and Seventh streets. if unresolved a new sewer section may be built. Additionally an ad promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as beneficial for elderly kidney and bladder issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Street
Board of, Works For
Main
Elm Street
J. B. Daffin
John Best
William Rahner
O. Rahoor
Spring
Elmetrests
Board of Works
West Fourth
Seventh Streets
Camp Meetings Close with Debt Cleared for Ohio Fallen Holmega Association
The Ohio Falle n Holmega Association concluded camp meetings at Silver Heights with large crowds and funds covering expenses, nearly extinguishing the association’s debt. Upcoming meetings set for August 5 to 15, with officers elected including Dr. M. F. Gerrish as President and E. B. McPheeters as Secretary-Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fallen Holmega Association
Silver Heights
M. F. Gerrish
Seymour
George Green
Jeffersonville
E. B. McPheeters
New Albany
Robert B. Norton
H. J. Martin
J. D. James
Louisville
W.J. Mart
Westfield
N.J
O. A. Bromley
Loninville
People’s Meeting
A. M. Hilla
R. H. Craig
Floyd County to Accept Pittsburg Coal Bids 1908
Floyd County Indiana commissioners invite bids for Pittsburg coal to supply the court house county jail and poor asylum for the coming year. Bids are due by 12 o clock noon Monday September 7 1908. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Auditor Julian T Muller notes the date August 13 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd County
Indiana
Pittsburg
Court House
Jullian T. Muller
Lsyd County
Lod
State Fair Night Shows and Legal fight over McBeth switch
Property owners led by Mary Hedden Birtles and others seek temporary and permanent injunctions to stop Southern Railway from laying a McBeth street switch claiming it damages their holdings valued up to 25 000 and that the board granted permission without rights. Meanwhile Indiana State Fair previews a broad night show lineup at the livestock pavilion with 10000 capacity and performances by horses bears ponies and aerial acts plus concert by the Weber band marking a busy week starting September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hedden Birtles
Anna Sloan Bicknell
Henry Toretegge
Mary B. Fawcett
Frances Fawcett
McBeth Arrest
Southern Railway Company
McBeth Street
Switoh
John S. McDonald
Birtles
Terstegze
Stotsenburg & Weathers
Board of Public Works
McDonald
Claude A. Sittagon
Mary H. Birtles
W. O. Utz
Ployd Circuit Court
Harry O . Montgomery
Clark
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Heras
Madam Schuman
Doga
Bard Brothers
Olivers
Diavio
Weber Band of
Cincinnati
Golden Wedding Celebration in Local Home
Mr and Mrs August Veit celebrated their Golden Wedding at the home of their daughter Mrs Chris Hammerlein on Vincennes Street. Married August 15 1858 in the German Evangelical church they are both German natives aged 72 and 71 now. They came to America in 1856 and 13 respectively and long-time residents of the city. They spoke of fifty years as a dream and hope to celebrate many more anniversaries. Also included is a testimonial about Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing a sore on Tom Moore’s foot after use of the salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Austin
Jeffersonville
H H. McBride
Anativ
Austin
E W. Creal
Hatfaro
Alice Orady
Lyons
Willard Hotel
Louisville
E T. Poulson
The
Baptist Tabernacle
A. R. Orady
Niagara Falls
John P. Cozine
Shelbyville
Damons Garey
Nina Bell
Frank Winch
New York City
Joho P. Cozine, Jr
L R. Miller
Weehawken
N. J
Canada
Cozine
Garey
Corine
Wiech
San Francisco
August Veit
Easst
Maine Street
Chris
Hammerlein
Vincennes Street
Meyera
Bank of
Falling Run
Veit
Germany
America
Portland
Louisa Zulauf
Hoth
Soothsayers forecast better times from steel to labor
In Boston on August 15 Charles M Sohwab of Bethlehem Steel and labor leader John Mitchell predicted improving conditions. Sohwab cited renewed steel demand and strong foreign orders as signs of prosperity. Mitchell noted unemployment remains high but improving and expected many more workers to be rehired soon amid a general upswing in industry and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles M Sohwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
John Mitchell
Sohwab
Walla Street
Mitchell
Electric Bitters Praised as Superior Medicine
Mr. Frank Coolan of New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family remedy for dyspepsia and liver issues. He claims it benefits lame backs and weak kidneys, purifies blood, and boosts vitality. Sold with guarantee at Obagiy Knofels’ drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
B F. Ayscue
Onas
D. Knoefel
Frank Coolan
Honaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Albany Tribune
Hammond Post
New Presbyterian Church
Sugar Grove
Old Citizens’ Association of
Harrison County
Corydon
Janine McGuire
Annie McGlassen
Justice Fogle
Louis Elliman
Mary Ellman
Juatioa Fogle
Corydon Junction
Southern Railway
Panama Railroad
Odd Fellows
Huntingborg
Lonngville and
Fenring Mill
Norgdon
White Mill
Arthur ©. Millepaugh
Augusta, Mich
Huntingburg High School
Howard McGinley
Frank Beck
Michael Beck
Frank Loesch
Newcastle
Ferdinand Railroad Company
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Ferdinand Township
Matthias Fisher
Borden
Whit Bell
Bell
Fisher
Parmelia Turley
Oll
Orleany
O A. Prosser
County Board of Children's Guardians
Frank Orman Beck
Trinity M. E. Charch
Prof. Prosser
W. Vu
Utz
Ambrosia King
Joseph F. King
King
William J. Zimmerman
Harrigan
Montgomery Duggine
Boone Township
Zimmerman
Foley
Knoefel
Mionie Lambdio
East Oak Street
Paoli
O. E. Groan
Culberta
Avenue
Marengo
Frank Soharf
Charlestown
Hattie Deeble
Greenville
RB. P. Maio
Albert Bennett
Greenaburg
Henry Ruff
Mra
Ruth McDonald
Rego
Mise Hallie Denbow
Rockport
Ind
Silver Grove
Ollie Creceline
Lafayette Street
Milltown
W. H. Creceline
Alinda Fleincher
Nell Dunn
Lida Barnett
French Lick Springs
Edgar E. Johnson
Tipton, Ga
Lizzie Adcock
Justice Mix
Bertha Hanger
Florine Busenbark
Thirteenth Street
Scottsburg
O. H. Hammerlein
Jasper
Dubois County
Clara Stewart
George Baker
Weat Spring Street
Ella Goulding
Mise Louella
Misa Heater Daneman
New Orleans
3. M. Weir
Greenville Township
O. D. Kooefel
Mrs
Burklen
Tom Moore
Cooh
Iran
Bucklen
Ahas
D. Knoafel
Kali Works
Monadnock
Chicago
New York
Nassau Guest Atlante
Candier
the Tribune
the Tribune Company Printers Publishers Binders
Pearl Street
GEO. H
Main St
Comb
Peter Klerner
Monufacturar At
East
Thomas and Market Sts
Charles L. Jewett Menry E. Jewett
Lawyers
Masonic
Stotsenburg
Hedder
State and
Markey Strean
Ployd
Clark Garrison
Crawford
George B. Cardwill
NEW Aluany Lnd
Sotahy Public
Geo. S. Graf
E. Main Street
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