Doctor Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted on Wrappers
Promotion claims the medicine has a full ingredient list in plain English and forty years of experience as a blood purifier and tonic for stomach and liver disorders. It highlights native roots and glycerine extraction, invites readers to request a booklet from Dr. R V Pierce and lists associated doctors while urging use of All Healing Salve for sores and ulcers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Artholow King
Coe
Ellingwood
Pierce
Anvalian
New Albany Weekly Notes May 29 1908 Local News
Patent granted to M Waters for a telephony device. Lawsuit over property partition on West Main Street. Birdseye's new Christian church dedicated under Elder James Bobbitt. Epworth League district meet at Campbellsburg June 16 17 18. Corydon High School alumni banquet at Kintner Hotel. Memorial day address planned by Rev Frank W Grossman at Rehobeth May 30. Tell City homecoming week planned. Roose to speak at Modern Woodmen memorial in Elnora June 7. G J and Mary Haskell adopt Laure Smart as Laura Haskell. Floyd County Horticultural Society strawberry fair at Edwardsville. Ella Jones granted divorce from Dell Jones. Salem Milling Company files articles of incorporation. Board of review to convene next Monday. Memorial day services planned in Corydon and Georgetown. Ginter Knoefel partition suit reappraisal requested. Louisville and Northern Railway line delays fair grounds. Isabella Johnson seeks divorce from Reason W Johnson. Reuben Robertson injured near Scottsville. Cleaning day on Silver Hill. John P Gillig will probate his will bequeathing estate to Rev Joseph Dickman. Charles A Prouser to speak June 9 at Hanover inauguration. Hanover College commencement June 6-10. Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Co. vs city set for trial June 17. Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised.
G A R Veterans Elect Leader and Local Posts
Delegations from Sanderson Point and Hiret Circle return from the state encampment and celebrate Capt. John D. Alexander of Bedford being elected department commander. Third district delegate to the national encampment is R P Finney, with E W Mensogh as alternate. Jasper Packard Post at the Lafayette home marks a new Women’s Relief Corps post. local officers named include Jennie Irvine as counsellor and Amelia Collins as national convention delegate. A testimonial letter touts Foley’s Kidney Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderson Point
W. R.O
Hiret
State Department
John D. Alexander
Bedford
Indiana
Toledo
R P. Finney
E. W. Mensogh
Salem
Jasper Packard
Soldiers
Lafayette
Women's Relief Corps
Paskard
New Albany Evening Tribune
Jennie Irvine
Amelia Collins
Memorial honors Judge Jacob Herter by Floyd county bar
A Floyd circuit court memorial, prepared by Judge Alexander Dowling, Evan Stotnenburg, and George Heater, recalls Judge Jacob Herter as a diligent, upright attorney and six year circuit judge. It praises his calm analysis, honesty, and unassailable character, pledging sympathy and respect to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Alexander Dowling
Evan B. Stotnenburg
George H. Heater
Floyd County
Jacob Herter
Dowling
Floyd Circuit
Babe Born on Monon Train Near Bedford
Mrs. R. R. Stitzel of Frankfort Indiana gave birth to a son on the delayed southbound Monon after a wreck near Bedford Wednesday evening. Conductor Jack Condon summoned physicians. five came from among passengers. The baby named Monon Putman Stitzel after the railroad and hotel. The mother, nineteen, was en route to Orleans and both lie at the Putman Hotel in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
R. R. Stitzel
Frankfort
Ind
Bedford
Putman Hotel
Mitchell
Jack Condon
Babe
W. D. Owens
Orleans
Monon Putman Stitzel
Personal notices and upcoming marriages at Floyd Knobs and surrounding area
Mrs W C Sinex visiting friends at Mise Bertha Hans of Floyd Knaba while aiding her aunt Mrs Robert Meeks on Beeler street. Mr J Hancock ill at home of Mr T A Bean. Mrs Jacob Hessing returns from Crandall due to her mother's illness. News of a wedding invitation for Dr Claude T Wolfe and Nell Keller in Oryston on Wednesday June 3. Mr and Mrs Charles Hackett of Chicago guests in city. their marriage occurred May 10. Hackett formerly lived here and is related to Michael O Hackett. A cough disturbance at church last Sunday prompts purchase of Woleys Honey and Tar. O D Kooefel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Bertha Hans
Floyd Knaba
Robert Meeks
Beeler Street
J. Hancock
T. A. Bean
Weat Spring Street
Jacob Hessing
West Sixth Street
Crandall
James Lloyd
Claude T. Wolfe
O. Wolfe
Mise Nell Keller
William H. Keller
Uorydon
Charles Hackett
Chicago
Hackett
Florence Oomboy
Michael O Hackett
Monon
Englewood
The
Armour Packing Company
Interest and assessments on East Main street improvement
Property holders along East Main street from Pear to West Street must pay interest and costs on the deferred payment for the asphalt improvement. Interest is about 37,000 and total assessment around 870,000, per an opinion by Paria & Trusty replacing the late Judge Herter. A preliminary assessment roll will be prepared by City Engineer Mann, and the work may take two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Pear
West Street
Board of Works
Paria & Trusty
Jacob Herter
J. H. Weathers
Barber Asphalt Company
Henry Dowling
Herter
Dowling
Mann
John W. Gaither
Second Street
Henry
Cherry Streets
Falling Ran
East Spring Street
Galt
Bear Market
Division Streets
Ekin and
Culbertson
Vincennes
Thoman Errests
Democrats Set June 20 Congressional Convention in New Albany
County Democratic chairmen met at the Hotel Ashland and chose New Albany as host for the district convention June 20. District Chairman Mark Storen presided with Edward Fitzpatrick as secretary. Orange and Crawford counties were unrepresented, and New Albany Huntingburg and Scottsburg were applicants. Six ballots were taken, four for New Albany and three for Huntingburg. A Cure for Aching Feet ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for tired feet with 25 cent price and free sample offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ashland
Mark Storen
Scottsburg
Edward Fitzpatrick
Orange
Crawford
Huntingburg
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le. Roy N
Wills Probated for Jacob Herter and Charlotte Jenkins
The will of Jacob Herter was filed for probate. he leaves his entire estate to wife Margaret Herter who is named executrix. The will dated June 12, 15/7 was witnessed by William F. Rooff and Edgar B. Martin. Charlotte Jenkins also probated her will requesting a monument costing 150 to 200 over her husband Leroy Jenkins’s grave and bequeathing amounts to four grandchildren and several relatives. Pleasant Jenkin a is named executor. The will dated March 30, 10S was witnessed by Suias Beard and Albert Harmon. The notice ends with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung disease, sold by Chas D Knopfel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Herter
Margaret Herter
William F. Rooff
Edgar B. Martin
Charlotte Jenkins
Leroy Jenkins
Gretta Childera
Annie Ollin
Mattie Reagan
Pleasant Jenkina
Siu
Jass
John W
George F
Charleo
Pleasant
Grover Dewees
Suias Beard
Albert Harmon
John Robinson Circus Bring Warm July Day Memory and Noise
Downtown crowds greet the John Robinson Circus on a hot Saturday with parade band, balloons, calliope, and a festive atmosphere that recalls childhood. Residents note the crowded big top, heat and elbowing, and advise families to enjoy the spectacle together. Foley's Honey and Tar remains unaffected by the Pure Food law and is recommended for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airena
Foley
D. Knoefel
SET FOR TRIAL IN STATE v SAMUEL CARPENTER
The state case against Samuel Carpenter for murder in the first degree will go to trial in late June. Carpenter waived arraignment in circuit court, with attorneys Stotheenburg & Weathers and C D Kelso, and Judge Vez set the trial date during the current term. No need to bring Carpenter into court. Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup pitched as a mild, tasty option for women and children. Sold at C D Knoefel's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Carpenter
Clarence Jackson
Carpenter
Stotheenburg & Weathers
C. D. Kelso
Vez
C.D. Knoefel
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Albany Tribune
M. Waters
Frank Loason
Veronica Losson
West Main Straet
New Christian Church
Birdseye
James Bobbitt
Epworth League of the
Campbellsburg
Corydon High School
Kintner
Corydon
Frank W. Grossman
First Presbyterian Church
Rehobeth
Tell City
Jane
W. H. Roose
Elnora
George J
Mary Haskell
Ciscuit Court
Laure K. Smart
Mrs. Haskell
Laura K. Haskell
Floyd County Horticultural Society
Edwardsville
Ella Jones
Dell Jones
Salem Farmers’ Milling Company
T. T. Morris
W. A. Day
J. A. Charlen
James Cole
Henry Rohlfing
Utz
Board of Review
Senaion
G. A.R
Odd Fellows, Knighte
Pythias
Modern Woodmen
Ben Harlodges
Albert L Hollis
Loninville and
Jeffersonville Ferry Company
Clark
Floyd
Theodore Scharf
Preferred Accident Association of
Detroit, Mich
G. H. Hester
Raaf
New Salisbury
W. M. Whitsett
J. M. Erickson
Georgetown
D. W. Rosenbarger
United Brethren Church
Ginter
Knoefel
Louisville and Northern Railway Company
Charlestowne
Fair Grounds
Capitaliata
Isabella Johnson Monday
Reason W. Johnson
W.H. Roose
Reuben Robertson
Kia
Lafayette Township
Scottsville
Harmon Box Factory
Robertson
Silver Hille
John P. Gillig
Joseph Dickman
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Clark County
John H. Goedeker
Harmon H. Goedeker
Charles A. Prouser
William A. Millie
Hanover College
Madison
Presbyterian Church
Hanover
Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company
Tia
Vincennes Street
Stotnenburg & Weathers
G. H. Heater
Dr. King
Chas. D. Knooefel
G. A. R. Veterans
Czypt
Joyce
Sullivan St
Claremont
N. H
Mrs. W. C. Sinex
Woley
O. D. Kooefel
Jone
Chas
D Knopfel
the Tribune Company
Pearl St
John Robinson
John Robinson Circus
Stotsenburgh
Attorneys AT Law
Hedden Brock
State and Market Street
Floyd, Clark Harrison, Crawford
Adjoining Counties
Paris
Hedden
GEO. H. Devol
E. Main St
Comb
Peter Klerner
Thomas and Market
Reams
WEW
Albany
George B. Cardwill
Sotary Public
New
Albary
Int
William Slormer
Claude Sittason
Sternf
Charles W Gong
Walter W. Bulliet
GEO. S. Graf
Main Street
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