First Presbyterian Church Meeting and Early Revival in Daviess County
A fragment recalls 1811 to 1812 religious activity in the White River area, detailing ministers Breen Hyatt and James McGrady, the Red Banks community, and the founding of the first Presbyterian church in the county. It notes a private preaching start, then a church building with rough rafters, and a revival atmosphere surrounding the camp meeting.
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E. Hyatt
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Scott Helding
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James McGrady
Niger Henderson
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Robert Davis
William
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Fragmented Read Across a Fragmented Page
A garbled OCR passage references Johnson, Root, and a Rushville American item. It mentions Ely’s products such as Liquid Cream Balm and Farmer’s etc, with scattered names like Denver Republican and Wild Strawberry extract. The text is fragmented, lacking a coherent narrative or clear event.
Healthful Drug Dispensing By Honest Honest Chemist
Louis F. Hunnemeier, chemist and drug store proprietor, advertises careful preparation of pure drugs. He emphasizes years of work, accuracy, and fair pricing at Sum’s Block, urging customers to trust his pharmaceutical services.
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Louis F. Hunnemeier
Sum’s Block
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