Ralston for the Senate in Indiana’s political scramble
Indiana Democrats rally behind Governor Samuel M. Ralston as the favored nominee for United States Senator while party leaders and loyalists tout his decency, clean government, and labor friendship. The piece notes Republican contenders Harry New and James E. Watson and discusses Ta ggart's refusal to run and Kern's re nomination.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Shively
Republican Party
Harry New
James E. Watson
Rushville
United States
John W. Kern
Homeself
Samuel M. Ralston
Thomas Taggart
Ralston
Hies
Taggart
The
Democrat
Nore
Tern
Indianap Ts
Cty
State House
Generntie Party
United States Senate
Senate
Owl found in enclosure at Blue Spring in town
A misreadable March incident reports an owl entering a spring enclosure in the east end of town. The bird found prey in a large cage as water poured over the stream, suggesting it prowled for food and entered via a narrow gap above the flow. Repairs at Novelty Repair Shop are noted.
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Mer
Doc
Pinwell
Horse Runaway Disturbs Corydon Street Scene
Cort Sharps meat wagon horse bolted from the Packing Plant west of Corydon on Monday afternoon. The horse pulled the wagon shafts loose, damaged the wagon, and dashed along the sidewalk into front of Arnold's shop and Major Funk's law office before collapsing briefly and then standing quiet as bystanders aided its restraint. No injuries or major damage reported.
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Cort Sharp
Corydon
Mr. Sharp
Mr. Arnold
Major W. Funk
Berman's Cut Price Store Sells 50e Work Shirts at 82c
Berman's Cut Price Store advertises fifty cent work shirts available at eighty two cents each. The notice highlights affordable workwear options for laborers and tradesmen.
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Berman's
Willow Springs School Closes First Term in Taylor Township
On Wednesday March 29 Willow Springs school house in Taylor township marked the end of the first term. About 452 pupils were on register with 26 boys and 26 girls. Miss Arminda Noe led the term as teacher while patrons joined the Team 45 for an afternoon program.
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Willow Springs School House
Taylor
Arminda Noe
Taylor Township
First American Solider Crosses Mexican Border
Dudley Woodward in General Pershing's command led Co H 6th Infantry across the border after invasion orders. He is son of A T Woodward of New Amsterdam. Woodward notes he has four brothers prepared to enlist.
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Set
Dudley Woodward
Pershings
Co. H. 6Th Infantry
A. T. Woodward
New Amsterdam
Mr. W
Will Makes 1916 Season at Stauth Bros Barn
Victor will stand the 1916 season at the Stauth Bros barn two and a half miles west of Corydon for 212 dollars to insure a living colt. He will not be responsible for any accident that may occur.
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Stauth Bros
Corydon
Lydia E. Pinkham's Product Promoted for Women’s Health
An elderly reader from Durand Wisconsin endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after relief from menopause symptoms now she recommends it to others. The ad aims to ease hot flashes headaches backaches and anxiety while citing testimonials from women in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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Durand
Wis
Bam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Topeyay
Wir
Massachusetts
Lydia Ff. Pinkham
Pienke Cournoyer
Glackstone
Mass
Jindia EB. Pinkham
Bring Your Relics Exhibit Planned At Court House
The community is invited to bring relics to the Court House next Saturday April 8 in the afternoon. Aimed at safeguarding pieces with glass cases and careful handling the event honors Mr Langdon the Pageant Master and Indiana University visitors. Local officials and figures Dr James A Woojiburn Logan Flarey and Prof Howe expect to attend. Belgian Flag Day is observed Corydon with D A R selling seven cent flags to aid Belgian war victims. A national appeal notes 90 million Americans have not contributed to war relief. Also offered are Ladies 2.25 Baby Doll slippers at Berman's Cut Price Store.
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Court House
Corydon
Langdon
Indiana University
James A. Woojiburn
Logan Flarey
Prof. Howe
National Society
Daugheurs American Revolution
America
Surprise party bids farewell to Owen family
Mr and Mrs Lee Owen and kin were feted at a Friday night gathering with fifty to sixty friends bidding them farewell as they leave town for a new home. Attendees included Ben Fleck family Mrs Tom Skeller Mrs km OD Cropsey and others. Musicians Fred Zabel John Sims Frank Allen and Godfrey Faith provided music. Several locals prepared to resume duties and travel, including Vachel Farnsley Raymond Lemmel J J Rubeit and Hieary Garner.
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Lee Owen
Ben Fleck
Tom Skeller
Km OD. Cropsey
Frank Faith
Geo. Emily, Noble
Waldo Fleck
Chas.Sims
John Sims
Wm. Hope
den Chinn
Rose Long
Irene
Emma Chinn
Viola Richard
Francis
Pearl Cropsey
Orbie Owen
Martha Flock
Kentucky
Orville Thomas
Fred Zabel
Lanesville
Frank Allen
Godfrey Faith
Local Notes and Miscellany From Nearby Towns
Cary Cunningham of Central has spent two weeks in Minnesota. Ruth Reasor, daughter of Mr and Mrs Reasor, is ill with pneumonia. Oo Nayles of New Albany visited Corydon on business yesterday. Keller’s opens Friday April 10 with Uncle John Lopp ill this past week. Commencement logs at Rollers and Meech's bread noted.
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Cary Cunningham
Central
Minnesota
Ruth
Mr. and
Mire
Reasor
Oo Nayles
New Albany
Corydon
Mrs Lida Wolfe Dies Near Rockwell City Iowa
Mrs Lida Wolfe 28 died at home near Rockwell City after a long illness from bronchial trouble. Wife of William H Wolfe she leaves a husband a five year old son a mother a sister and five brothers. She was a Church of Christ member at Mt Tabor Black River township. the family moved from the county four years ago. Safe deposit boxes in our vault rent one dollar yearly to Corydon National Bank.
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Lida Wolfe
William H. Wolfe
Rockwell City
Iowa
James N. Davis
Amsey
Church of Christ
Mt. Tabor
Blace River
Corydon National Bank
Willard Windell Dies After Weeklong Illness
Willard Windell, 39, of Corydon, died suddenly on April 1 from pneumonia after a week's illness. He taught in Harrison County, completing his seventeenth term, and was a member of the Corydon U B Church. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs Philip Windell and one brother Julius. Funeral at Heidelburg Church conducted by Rev. Nathan Foulis, with burial in Heidelburg Cemetery.
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Willard Windell
Philip Windell
Corydon
Hus Deal
Julius Windell
Harrison County
One 30 H. P. Steam Engine and Boiler For Sale
Bargain taken at once by Geo H. Feller for a 30 horsepower steam engine and boiler plus shafting pulleys and belting. Item likely offered as a quick sale with immediate transfer.
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H. P
Geo
H. Feller
Corn for Sale at The White Mill
The White Mill advertises good white and yellow corn for sale at 50 cents per bushel.
Spring openings and local notices in Corydon
Big spring opening at Keller's Clothing Dep't with Eureka Phone Special Representative from Kahn Tailoring Co. on Monday April 10. Lost auto tire chain on Corydon and Heidelburg road. return to Bullett's Garage for reward. Corydon items include Palm Teach Suits cleaned, Corydon Cleaning and Tailoring Shop, subscription renewal, and safe deposit boxes for rent. Corydon High School Athletic Association banquet last Friday evening.
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Kahn Tailoring Co
Keller’s Clothing Dep't
Corydon and
Heidelburg Road
Bullett
Hr. A. Reasor
Palm Teach
Corydon Cleaning and Tailoring Shop
Corner Market
Walnut Streets
Private Sale by W J Bullett on North Market Street
W J Bullett offers for sale at his residence on North Market Street a full household sale. The event runs from Friday evening April 7 to Monday evening April 16 with goods displayed and available for viewing. Items include rugs carpets lace curtains window shades chairs sofas tables book cases china closet dining room kitchen and bedroom furniture stoves range refrigerator and more.
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W.J. Bullett
North Market Street
Corydon M E Church Brotherhood Instituted in Boonville
Leaders from the Corydon M E church and Brotherhood and others traveled to Boonville Monday to establish a Methodist Brotherhood. Rev C E Flynn Judge Robert B Kirkham Harry Hudson Cecil Miles Frank Cropsey Will J Bullett and A O DeWeese helped organize the new group with about seventy members. A boy with the most Merch bread labels will win a watch on May 1.
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Corydon M. BE
Boonville
C.E. Flynn
Robert 8. Kirkham
Harry Hudson
Cecil Miles
Frank Cropsey
Will J. Bullett
A. O. DeWeese
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Pam
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Marshall
T. Taggart
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M. W. Funk
Law Ofice
Victor
Kellers
Berman's Cut Pree
Vachel Farnsley
Raymond Lemmel
Elizabeth
Danville
Mrs
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Florida
Hieary Garner
Milwanhes Wis
Keller's
Verday
John Lopp
Meech
Heidelburg
John W. Ayres
Mattie M. Blank
David Isaac Breeden
Roxie Lowe
Fort Sale
Jersey
Jasper M. Lemmon
Laconia
Ind
Ruth Keller
Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
Chas. B. Anderson
Jackson Township
Vachel
Levi Farnsley
Raymond
John Lemiel
Posey Township
Corydon High School Atletic Association
of Rouse Furnishings
Merch
Crossroads
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Floyd Counties
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State of
Commissioners’ Court
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Mloved
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Bridgeport
Bank Knob
Plovd
Litrison Co
Said Mierd Co
Sofieid
Floyd and
Phardson
Py Oles
Fength
Jacob Goodman
Joseph Lowe
Philpeinhardt
Herman Scher
Anna Zorn
George J. Hausz
Agna Zorn
Geo J. Hausz
Mathias Hausz
Herman UW. Markmeyer
Pholod Reinhard
A.D. Tabler
Wm. H. Spregholder
Lroyd
Overs
D.o O'Bannon
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