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Newspaper

New Albany Weekly Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

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Nursing Mothers and Over-burdened Women Advise Care

An unsigned medical advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a restorative for women facing fatigue, pain, and reproductive health issues. It claims effectiveness for nursing mothers and those with irregular periods, highlighting the product's alcohol-free formula and caller endorsements. The page also covers divorce proceedings for Mattie M. Smith and civic notes on a Clark Scott Jennings counties nomination, church attendance records, and a tax dispute over the Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company in Floyd County.

Y. Jerce di Pierce Ital N. Yi W. H. Ratliffe J. H. Weathers W Schindler Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Q Company Floyd County Atete Indianapolis

New Albany Tribune Local News Notes Highlights

Local notes from New Albany dated Friday October 16 1908 report Charles Hand in custody on a lunacy charge. Mt Sterling church to be dedicated October 18. Turner Ford and Anna Ayers wed publicly in Jeffersonville after secretly marrying August 6. Legal suits include Anchor Store and Range against Gohmann Bros for 26000 and a macadam road contract for Morgan township. Fish and game fines levied near Georgetown. Curtis Trueblood active in Red Men circles and grand council efforts in Indianapolis. Corydon town considers curfew for children after 7 pm. Marriages and divorces noted including Levi Scott election duties and local Democratic nominations. St Mary’s bazaar profitable with upcoming prize events. Postage stamp redesign discussed with two cent stamps to feature Washington and promote simplicity.

Local Patently Unreliable Ad Promises Laxatives

An odd Montana style ad claims Mia Chas BE Smith of West Franklin Maine praises Dr King's New Life Pills as a family laxative. The painless partners are sold at Chas D Knoefel's drug store for 25 cents amid boastful claims of effectiveness and discretion.

Mia Chas BE. Smith Weat Franklin Maine Saya Dr. King Chas D.knoefel

Mayor Best Sides With Opposition Over Traction Contracts

The city council refused to ratify public works traction contracts with Mayor Beat casting a deciding vote against approval after a chain of tabling motions. A tie then required Mayor Beat to choose again, and he voted against adopting the contracts. A separate utility levy proposal to cover $28,000 in delinquent water and light bills was referred to the finance committee. Special appropriations totaling about $2,000 were approved, and $1,233 for Eleventh street improvements near the city park was referred to the finance committee.

Board of Public Works Jacob Strack Jackson Meesra Hackett Harris Huoclman Sagabiel Mesers Boardman Thorn M. J. Snaull Public Utilities Companies Council Saguiriel Eleventh Street Finance Committee

Mrs Mary Lee praises Dr King s New Discovery

In Zanesville Ohio Mrs Mary Lee writes her husband James Lee owes his life to Dr King s New Discovery. She states his lungs were severely damaged by consumption but improved to perfect health after using the remedy. The ad claims rapid relief for coughs and colds and promotes trial bottles and store sales.

Zanesville Mary Lee James Lee Gearantes Obas Dknoefel

Local Option and Majority Rule in Governing Liquor Traffic

The piece argues local option is home rule empowering a community to decide whether saloons operate within its area. It emphasizes majority rule, minority rights, and the law’s practical use to regulate or deter unlawful saloon practices without banning licit outlets.

Happy Nuptials for Dally 8th Weber Eaken and Jennie Strickland

Charles Weber Eaken of Jeffersonville and Jennie Strickland of the city wed at 7 pm yesterday at the bride’s aunt Mrs. Mary H Scott’s home 413 West First Street Rev W R Plummer officiated with harpers as vows were spoken The couple will reside at 616 Maple Street Jeffersonville after November 15 The bride a New Albany High School graduate active in Tri KappaSorority groom works in Louisville and is widely known Local guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Strickland Miss Clara Strickland and others from Greenfield Cincinnati Bedford and nearby towns

Dally Charles Weber Eaken Jeffersonville Jennie Strickland Mary H. Scott West Firet Street W. R Plummer Wesley Chapel Harpers Mra Eaken New Albany High School Bso Tri Kippa Louisville Haken Maple Street Our Town Harry Strickland Clara Strickland Greenfield Led O. L. Barnett M. L. Eldridge Cincinnati Charles Walker Mabel Walker Bedford

Republican Headquarters Opens at 181 East Spring Street

The Republican county central committee has opened headquarters at 181 East Spring Street in the opera house block. It will be open daily and in the evenings through the campaign, inviting voters to visit at any time.

Republican County Comuittes Hae East Spring Street Opera House

Neely Divorce Suit Venued to Harrison Circuit Court

Mary F. Neely sues Dr Issac L Neely in Corydon Floyd Circuit court case moved Friday to Harrison Circuit Court. Alleges cruel treatment seeks restraining order to prevent molestation and improper disposition of property during suit. Defenses adjust restraining order allow incumbrance of up to 156 with 50 for attorney fees and 86 weekly to plaintiff while pending.

Mary F. Neely Issac L. Neely Corydon Floyd Harrison Circuit Court L. A. Douglass Neely

Struck It Rich Shafer of Corydon Invests in Denver Mine

Charles Shafer formerly of Corydon, now in Denver in the saloon business, is reported to have struck it rich in a mining claim west of Denver. An old prospector lacking funds joined Shafer, who advanced hundreds of dollars for tools and labor. Work has continued for months with assays showing a paying vein and increasing richness.

Charles Shafer Corydon Denver Shafer Aith

Will Probated After Death In Pironit Court

John Newhouse died Saturday October 8 and his will probated Friday morning before Judge Utz in the pironit court. The will dated June 17 1873 leaves all real estate to his wife Clare J. Newhouse and all personal property for her use and benefit. Witnesses David W. Lafollette and Jacob Herter had predeceased the testator.

John Newhouse Utz Pironit Court Clare J. Newhouse David W. Lafollette Jacob Herter

Personal notes from Enoghiah to Floyd county marriages

Miss Lou Thorobury visits friends in town and Nellie Flickner returns from Prospect Kentucky. Several locals and visitors share travels and illnesses, with marriages arranged or completed at St Joseph's and First Christian Church. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised for kidney trouble.

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Stutsenoburg & Weathers Mattie M. Smith James I. Smith Harrigan Harrison County Clark Scott Jennings Scottsburg Field Lloyd Parks Central Christian Church F. Cato Reuben Robertson NEW Albany Tribune Charles Hand North Second Street Sittason Christian Church Mt. Sterling Crawford County James Bobbite Eckerty Turner Ford Misa Anna Ayers Gohmann Brothers & Kahler Beaublosaom & Habermel Morgan Township James Murphy Archie Utz Georgetown Indian Creek Justice Fogie H. M Trueblood Salem Harry E. Buerk Board of Children’s Guardians A. Prosser New York Town Board of Trustees of Marie BE. George Homer W. George Dede Fagan John EB. Fagan Levi H. Scott W. F. Raci Board of Election Commissioners John J .Lyona Democratic County Central Committee Joseph E. Flanagan Chicago Art Glass Company Haseen Ferm Cook County St. Mary's Catholic Vebarch Lafayette Township Morris Nenth Washington H. Alexander, Jr Indiana Eaken - Strickland Oscar Deshler Foley O. D. Knoefel A. Wolkush Onsimer Wis the Tribune New Albany the Tribune Company Printers Pearl Street Lou Thorobury Enoghiah Mise Nellie Flickner Prospect H. C. Hobbs W. M. Whiteett William Colling Charlestown Ind S. Stalcup, 1808 East Elo: Street, Mr Meatoher Zaik and Daughter, Mise Mary Zeiz Andrew Briggs Eset Eighth Street Peter Meyer Mise Mayme Graf St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Alvin N. Durkee Mies Alma E. Avshabranner Frank E. Andrewa John Delshant Thie Ity Angeles Cal Joseph P. Wardrak Teckle Crone St. Joseph’s Bill Ruoff Arthur Herb Misa Ethel Beaver Mattie Beaver Vincennes Street First Christian Church E. L. Powell Canada Third Street QO. D Knoefel Stotsenburg & Weathern Attorneys AT Law Hedden Floyd, Clark Garrison Crawford Adjoining Counties Peter Kierner East Thomas and Marketets New Almany Charles L.an ENRY Jewett Lawyers Reems Albary Geo. S. Graf E. Mala
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