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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
5
Local ads list sales of livestock including Jersey cows and a span of workhorses near Corydon, with dates and auctioneer details. Mentions Miss Cropsey and Miss Keller visiting Corydon for Easter, and residents like Oscar Fryrear ill at home. Also notes ownership changes and community visits.
The community previews the Eighth Annual Field Meet at the Fair Grounds on April 14 with baseball, basketball, high jump, running, pole vault, and other events. Becker & Sons promote MecCormick Deering tractors on April 5, while locals attend plays, visits, and funerals.
Sunday visits, Easter gatherings and school news fill the community page. Local residents including Miss Helen Nye and Miss Geth Lewis spend holidays with family near Georgetown and New Albany while students pursue studies in Louisville and Bloomington.
Mr and Mrs Henry W McKim who have been in poor health for over a year have greatly improved. They visited their daughter Mrs Wilford Watson in Central from Wednesday to Sunday and Mr McKim made a first town trip since a surgical operation six months ago. Their friends are glad to see them out again.
Plan now to raise next season's chicks with Newton Brooders touted as the original coal burning colony brooder. The ad claims it raises the most and best chicks with least labor and cost, urging early ordering and free booklet. SUNSITINE HATCHERIES lists Eureka, Corydon phone, and notes January hatching eggs and R I Reds Bard Rocks White Rocks Buff Orpingtons.
A new shipment of frost proof cabbage plants is expected around March 24. Orders are taken at per 100 units with price M-25-2-w. Dirs Clarence Kopp.
Mr and Mrs Fred Jenkins of New Solhbaty spent Sunday at Mauckport with relatives. Mr and Mrs Earl Ditto of Louisville visited Miller and family at Maruckport Sunday. PO SALE White and yellow seed corn oats 1.00 per dash Write or phone Albert Stover Corydon. Mr and Mrs James Sturgis of Louisville spent Easter with her parents. Mrs Latine, Rey Selina and Prof Von Diss of Lanesville attend a church convention at Columbus. High School meet held at Pair Grounds Saturday April 4. Historical meeting at the Old State House Friday night April 27. W S Nye and family moved from Greoelyburg to East Walnut Street. FOR SALE range coal or wood plus another range. Phone M-Us-2-w. Mus W G GUENN. Tinme feeds and mill feeds sold by New Middletown Milling Company Mar 25. Miss Flora Miller teaching at Seymour spent Easter with parents Mr and Mrs Paul Miller at Manuckport. Miss Melba Tickman student at Oxford College spent Easter with her father Eliphalet Tickman. Chas Messin of Lanesville is very low. Lanson from Kentucky took charge of barber shop. Lewis Jones returned to Bloomington after Easter with parents. he attends Tidiana University. Miss Mary Margaret Miller returned to DePauw University after spring vacation with parents. Mrs Ben Richard is seriously ill at home in Corydon since last Saturday night and not much better yesterday.
A fragmented notice warns readers to evaluate proper bred birds before purchase. The item references Hillside Ponkey Barin location five miles northwest of Corydon and five and a half miles southwest of Ratsey, urging careful selection of stock.
Lorena Tatehe daughter of Mao and Mrs. Pa Simcox of Heth township died March 25. Burial was at Zion on Thursday.
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