Harrison paper subscription notice August 8 1907
One copy three months One copy six months 50 One copy,one year 1.00 Subscriptions always payable in advance This Paper is printed Wednesday of each week Entered at the post office at Harrison as second-class matter An X on the margin indicates your time is out or you are in debt to us settle Walter Hartpence Thursday August 8 1907 Seeee VOL XXXVIII No 41
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Walter Hartpence
Cleves
Slo
Red Wilkes
Battle of Stone River account highlighted by local captain
The National Tribune in Washington lists an engaging recount of the Battle of Stone River written by Capt. Fred E. Wilson, a fellow townsman. The piece appears in last week’s issue and is noted for its vivid detail and patriotic framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of
Stone River
National Tribune
Washington, D. C
Fred E. Wilson
Business Men's Meeting Report and Actions
The meeting last week drew good attendance. The committee on constitution and by-laws was approved and 100 copies ordered printed. A committee to solicit members was appointed and asked to report at the next meeting. The club will meet next Tuesday evening at City Hall.
Independents Lose Out on Telephone Franchise Vote
At Friday night’s council meeting final action denied granting a franchise to the Independent Telephone Company. The ordinance, pending for two months, was rejected, clearing the field for Bell telephone interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Independent Telephone Company
Independent People
Bell Telephone
Detective Association Picnic at Whitewater Park
Last Saturday the Whitewater Detective Association held a picnic at Whitewater Park. Ed Hine reports a large attendance and excellent order with many amusements. Speeches were given by Dr E Ricketts and Hon W tem. n, and the Newsman provided coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater Detective Association
Whitewater Park
Ed. Hine
E. Ricketts
W. Tem. N
Aengthy
Pioneer Picnic Reunion Set for September 7
The Pioneer Association officers met at Whitewater Park to finalize plans for a reunion on September 7. President John Wentzel attended with committees reporting progress. Promised speakers and music, plus promised railroad facilities from the Traction Company, justify expectations of a top event. A sumptuous dinner, prepared by Mrs. Martha West, preceded the board meeting and showcased the feast’s quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Association
Whitewater Park
John Wentzel
Miami and Whitewater Valley Pioneer Association
Traction Company
Martha West
Death of John Williams aged 20 in Harrison 1907
John B Williams born June 14 1887 in Harrison died August 5 1907 at 20 years 1 month 26 days after a period of illness. He worked for the Big Four railroad at the local depot and Brookville before returning home. Funeral services were held at the Christian Church with M G Long conducting and burial at Glen Haven Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
John
Big Four Railroad
Brookville
John B
Jacob Williams
Harrison
Christian Church
R. G. White
G. Long
Glen Haven Cemetery
Executive Duties for Moral Law Enforcement in Harrison
A Harrison Citizen argues that executives from president to mayor should educate citizens for right legislation and enforce laws, citing Georgia reform, New York's session, and Governors Folk and Hughes. He urges residents to nominate leaders committed to better moral conditions to combat lawlessness and ensure lawful governance.
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Georgia
New York
Hughes
Ohio
Folk
Harrison
Entertainments at Cleves Delight Local Audience
A G A R Post event in Cleves last Thursday night drew a crowded hall and strong praise for young performers. Miss Hester Hearn gave a standout Mark Antony address, the Harrison male quartet earned repeated encores, and Nellie Jenkins Leela Riser and Cleves girls all impressed. Comrade Wiggins and other comrades organized tickets and hall setup. receipts were satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleves
G. A. R. Post
Plac
Mark Antony
Cesar
Hester Hearn
Harrison
Nellie Jenkins
Leela Riser
Wiggins
Obituary of William Harris of Cincinnati 1907
William Harris born August 3 1860 in Hornbridge Devon England died August 4 1907 at age 47 from Cincinnati Ohio where he resided since 1888. He married Anna Neal December 14 1887. Survived by wife one son four daughters parents two brothers and a sister. Funeral at his residence Tuesday 9:30 am conducted by M G Long Christian Church. Remains sent to Newport Kentucky for burial in Evergreen Cemetery with pallbearers Walter McGowan Stanley Wood Leonard Tebbs Roy Campbell Dair Bonham Tyner Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Henry “Harris
Hornbridge
Devonshire
England
Cincinnati
Anna Neal
M. G. Long
The
Christian Church
Newport
Evergreen Cemetery
Walter McGowan
Stanley Wood
Leonard Tebbs
Roy Campbell
Dair Bonham
Tyner Myers
Mission Circle Meets At Miss Smiths Home For Supper
The young ladies Mission Circle of the Christian Church held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at Miss May Smith near the eighteen mile house. After a good program the circle enjoyed supper provided by Miss Smith. These young ladies are doing excellent work, but little of it is known to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Mission Circle of the Christian Church
Miss May Smith
Eighteen Mile House
City Council Advances Square Lawn Plan and Ten-Year Deal Request
The August 2 1907 council session notes removal of the public fountain and sodding of the square lawn. A request from John Stark of New Harrison Water and Light for a ten year contract was tabled, with the current contract due in four years and a public vote required. Bills listed include salaries, janitors, police, and various work with small amounts. details show routine expenditures and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowles
Bee
John ©. Stark
Brookville
Harrison Water and Light Company
Larkin Mfg. Co
E.T
Harvey
Fee Ae
Frank Bowles
Frank Yeager
Ieee Cee
Blaney Western Melodrama at Heucks Opera House
Next week Heuck s Opera House presents Chas FE Blaney s Young Buffalo Kings of the Wild West a western melodrama. The hero Texas style desperados Chinamen and life like frontier scenes promise thrilling entertainment with Blaney s famed attractions in a frontier drama setting.
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Heuck
Chas. FE. Blaney
Young Buffalo
East
Blaney
The Candy Kid to Play at Lyceum Theatre
The Lyceum presents The Candy Kid starting Sunday matinee week of August 11. Kilroy Britton film producers bring a sensational locale with pictorial scenery massive effects and a large company led by Ray Raymond. The Bon-Bon Girls chorus adds to the stylish production特色.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pry
Lyceum Theatre
Kilroy- Britton Film
Ray Raymond
Candy Kid
Yue
Stolen horse and buggy at Rockdale church scene
Sunday evening at Rockdale U B Church an unknown thief took the horse and buggy hitched to Clendis Stokes. The vehicle and horse belonged to Geo C. Stokes, father of Clendis Stokes. No arrests reported.
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Clendis Stokes
Christian Endeavor
Mr. Stokes
Bugsy
Geo. C. Stokes
Revival at Braysville School House Aug 25
M G Long minister of Chuan Church plans revival services at the Braysville school house on August 25 assisted by the Christian Endeavor Society which will oversee the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G.long
Chuan Church
Braysville School House
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Grarulated Sojare Parafine Cake? Sour Pickles Item
Fragmented OCR reads unclear item listing H E Fine Grarulated Sojare five cent Parafine cake and sour pickles as described in a brief editorial or catalog line. Details are partial but indicate a groceries or pantry item listing.
Class H Added to Lawrenceburg Fair Premium List
Mules exhibit on Wednesday Aug 14 at 11 am with divisions for 3 year olds and over 8 dollars entry and 4 dollars judge, sucking mule six dollars entry three dollars, yearling six dollars entry three dollars, two year old six dollars entry three dollars. C O Brien, Secy. 0-41
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
C. O'Brien
Harrison Boys Defeat Mt Lookouts In One-Sided Baseball Game
The Mt Lookouts were unable to solve pitcher Steiner, who was called a star, as Harrison's bats exploded for four runs in the first inning and continued to dominate. A new Lookout pitcher, a southpaw with slow curve foolers, entered after the sixth but could not stop Harrison, final score 11 to 2.
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Mt.Lookouts
Steiner
Harrison Boys
Lookouts
Harrison’s
Harrison
Local News Brief from Bright Maryland 1907
Mrs Ged Swales is seriously sick in Bright Maryland on July 26 1907. Mrs Suel Roberts recently improving after time on the sick list. Mrs Edward Sherred of Milwaukee Wisconsin visiting Mrs R Smith. Union Bible School picnic praised with suggestion for a short song program and a good speech to boost attendance.
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Ged. Swales
Suel Roberts
Edward Sherred
Milwaukee
Wis
R. Smith
Union. Bible School
Logan MD Community Notes From July 1907 Dance
Albert White and family joined Ezekiah White’s family for Sunday visits. Miss Sarah Swales and Miss Clara Swales visited Mamie Grubbs. A large crowd attended a Saturday dance at Frank Smith’s home on Sandon Ridge. Blanche Nead stayed with Lorena Beach. George Ashley returned home after a year away visiting Oklahoma and Arkansas. William Julian came home after weeks with his son John in St Charles. Carrie Fendong visited home folks. Albert White and family, Thomas and Amanda Harper visited Ezekiah White on Sunday. Bessie Southard and Grace Witt visited Rose and Teresa Doyle. Lulu Nowlin of Bright visited Fessie Hudson. Several locals attended the all game at Longneckers Sunday.
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Albert White
Ezekiah White
Sarah Swales
Clara Swales
Mamie Grubbs
Frank Smith
Sandon Ridge
Blanche Nead
Lorena Beach
George Ashley
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Julian
John
St. Charles
Carrie Fendong
Thomas Harper
Amanda Harper
Mt. Pleasant
Bessie Southard
Grace Witt
Rose
Teresa Doyle
Lulu Nowlin
Bright
Fessie Hudson
Everal
Longneckers
Sadie Reehenbaugh
Clara Renck
Georgetown Ridge
Chris Fox and Son
Harrison Bridge
Etta Reehenbaugh
Bertha Kaiser
Carl Bader
New Haven
Albert Fox
Geo. Smith
Harrison
Chris Fox
Ohio
Fox
Freda Skull and Daughter
New Baltimore
Charles Hey
Sehaich
Adam
Fincel
Indianapolis
Sandie
Adam Fincel
John Rechenbaugh
Ed. Kolb
Speit
Joli Kolb
Joseph Stecker
David Haley
Herbert Schaick
Charley
Kolb
Oscar
Arthur Fox
Louisa Ahlenstorf
Richard Nieman
St. Bernard
Mary E. Kolb
Clara
Elsie Renck
Aurora Sundy
Local notes from Jimison Aug 1907 conduction and visits
Local items from Jimison Indiana dated August 5 1907 report visits and calls among Reehenbaughs Foxes and associated families. Messages include bridge repairs by Chris Fox and son at Harrison bridge and a Bright area picnic with several injuries.
Local Teachers and New Auto Stir Town News
Jefferson Brown’s new automobile is causing chatter around town this week. Miss Schrieber will teach the primary department at Delhi for the coming year. Mr. Smith will oversee the Arnold school and Miss Huber resumes her accustomed post.
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Jefferson Brown
Miss Schrieber
Delhi
Mr. Smith
Arnold
Miss Huber
Reverend C W Torn and Fred Nightingale Preach on Sunday
Rev C W Torn pastor leads regular services Sunday morning and night with Rev Fred Nightingale of Cincinnati preaching at both. Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Mrs Anna Harkness nee Viel from Chicago visits relatives after years away. Her husband runs a large circus and is in New York State while she spends a few months visiting her old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nightingale
Cincinnati
Anna. Harkness
Viel
Chicago
Frank. Viel
Harkness
New York State
Missionary Society meeting hosted by Tebbs and Converse
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church met on Thursday August 1 at Miss Louie Tebbs home with Mrs Geo Ashby presiding. The program included Reading by Mrs W E Taylor a paper Mountain Whites by Miss Bertha Converse notes from the field and readings by Mrs Anna Haigis.
Expression as old as the race promoted by Dr King
An old saying frames the idea that the sun's rise and set are the universe’s most regular events. The ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills with a guaranteed druggist sale for 25 cents.
Dudley Wayne to Hold Friday Legal Hours in Harrison
Attorney Dudley P. Wayne will be in Harrison every Friday until further notice. Office at Knepfle's Cigar Store, 411f, Cincinnati. Floyd County residents may seek legal guidance during these posted hours.
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Dudley P. Wayne
Johnston
Cincinnati
Harrison
Knepfle’s Cigar Store
Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Rheumatic Ailments
An Ohio testimony claims Doan's Kidney Pills remove uric acid and cure kidneys, preventing rheumatic attacks. A resident from Harrison describes severe back pains, irregular kidney action, and relief after using the product bought at Huber's Drug Store. Sold nationwide for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is the U S agent in Buffalo. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Harrison
A. E. Wiley
Market St
Ohio
Doan
Huber
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
To Fast Drivers AND Ball Players News Tithe
The notice appeals to readers to pay their owed tithes to the News, urging prompt action by drivers and players alike in a bold, promotional tone.
Millionaire Fleischmann’s Polar Bear and Lioness Gift Adventure
A millionaire sportsman named Fleischmann, a noted traveler, recently shared a remarkable wedding trip frozen northward toward the Arctic Circle. His bear at the zoo amuses crowds with antics while he and his wife hunted big game in South Africa and sent a lioness cub home to the facility for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann
Fleischihinn
Artié
Zoo
South Africa
Dry Goods Line Offered For Public Attention
A local notice states a new line of dry goods has been added with a call to the public to visit and examine the latest dress goods selections and stock available for sale.
Otsego Journal Endorses Dr Kirg's New Discovery
Mrs K Cheetham quotes Wmn M Dietz editor of the Otsego Journal Gilbertsville NY praising Dr Kirgs New Discovery as an infallible cough and cold cure. Dietz says it is the most valuable prescription for lungs and throat diseases and urges households to keep a bottle guaranteed by drug stores at 50 cents.
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Otsego County
Wmn. M. Dietz
Otsego Journal
Gilbertsville
N. Y
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Harrison News
Council Proceedings
Hleuck’ S
Lyceum
Polk
Brunst & Viel
Market & Sycamore
Carthage
City Hall
Jimison
Ind
M. E. Church
C. W. Torn
Geo. Campbell
Carthage Fair
Nousier Wheat
Katterman & Luth Buggies
W.W. Davison
Harrison, Ohio
First National Bank of Barsisa
Market Street
Organi
ZED
J. C. Brevis
Ass’t Cashier
S. J. Burk
Cons. E. Data
C. C. Coburn
Fidelity & Casualty Company
York
Sir Dallion
Squire Tallhadge
Carboy
Kincaid St. Lawrente
Aratus
John Yanney
Rod AE
Row AL
Royal Insurance Company
Indiana
J. P. Marvin
K. Cheetham
County
E. M. Costello
Real Estate and
Loms
Mercantile Library
Central Hotel
K. Cheetram
P.vy
Dig R. R
Campbell Corn Drill Co
Fred Durr
Fubaluer Aid Faugral Diregon
A. FE
Citizens Bank
Day
Wight
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