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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
2
Trotter proclaims a splendid Easter collection with an unequalled stock of variety and quality. If you lack time to sew this week, customers are urged to visit for ready made outfits.
Marion Indiana physician Dr J E Shannon will lecture at Corydon United Brethren Church Friday evening at eight o clock. He is a familiar speaker in Corydon and residents expect an engaging address likely to appeal to all listeners listed in local notices.
A letter from Joan K. Fin tes advocates progressive principles for county clerk race, opposing Republican candidates and urging party unity. The missive promotes audits, reforms, and party organization, urging voters to back Progressive nominees for local offices.
The Progressive Improvement Committee reports three township conventions in Morgan Spencer and Jackson nominating tickets. Jackson lists trustees and assessors with others names missing. Morgan names trustees assessors and advisory board. Spencer names trustee assessor advisory board and road supervisors. Arbor day plans and school term dates noted with student activities and staffing.
Mrs Barbara Schnell wife of David Schnell died at home in Lanesville from pneumonia at age 43. Funeral services were held Monday at the Lanesville Catholic church with Rev Father Peekscamsp officiating, burial in the nearby Catholic cemetery. She was a devout Catholic and respected woman, survived by her husband, four children, her mother, two brothers, and sisters.
The D A R held a meeting at Mrs Miggie Morris home with Mrs Miller and Mrs Cook on Tuesday afternoon. Papers on Damian Polk and the Oregon treaty were discussed and committees formed for cleanup day and related activities. Anthony Pessel of Fredericksburg visited relatives. Phil Daconi sold chenges in Falls City. Mrs He Stan aided by New Albany for a sister's illness.
County authorities in Sigifensith issue enrollment certificates under a Libs session act. Local owners will receive certificates and publish legal notices on bills and in the newspaper once enrollment is confirmed.
Local Corydon supplier Art C. M. Evans advertises first class rubber products with pricing details available on request. The notice emphasizes quality and customer service for a range of rubber items.
The undersigned will sell at public action at his premises four miles east of Laconia Indiana in Boone township Carrison county on Wednesday April 15 19b4 his personal property including two young maine cattle two steers four years old two one year old calves one colt coming yearling fourteen head of hogs including two brood sows one with five pigs the other to farrow June 17th one McCormick binder one mowing machine wagons one hay rake large lot of hay household and kitchen furniture and other articles to numerous to mention Sale to begin at one oclock p m TERMS All sums of 85 00 and under to be cash Only sums over 85 00 to be on credit of nine months purchasers to execute promissory notes with approved surety and 6 percent interest after maturity waving valuation and appraisal laws of the State of Indiana John Al Phos Lee Davis Auctioneers
The De paund High School and Blue River Township common schools hold graduation exercises with principal address by Prof. Connor of the State Normal at Perrociate. Special music by the high school chorus and quartet. Graduates include Harry Smith, Harry Marge, Mayme Jones, and Ana Jones. Further details to appear next week.
Dr E D Bonebrake president of Indiana Central University will speak at Corydon United Biethorn church next Sunday morning April 1. Teachers and students are invited to attend. a reception will follow for new church members since the last conference.
The National Progressive Committee announces Col Theodore Roosevelt will spend two days in Indiana during the campaign. He plans to deliver numerous speeches, attracting large crowds and drawing strong attention despite critics.
Historical enrollment notices certify Abou No. 53810 a Pure Bred Percheron stallion owned by P A Burton Elizabeth Harrison County Indiana. It confirms pure breeding status, registration in the Percheron Society of America Stud Book, and veterinary verification. Also includes Maxwell No. 2799 Pure Bred Jack described as dark blue and black mane, registered in American stud books, countersigned by leaders in Lafayette Indiana March 1914.
Fragmentary local notice references April 1 to November and Elisabeth with a focus on eligibility to serve and duties to ensure safety. It mentions penalties for removal and risk mitigation and notes individuals PEEER A and KURPON in unclear context.
Sound Grade Stallion entry No 22h is described as a stud book examination result. The report notes the animal’s color and markings and confirms registration status as not yet approved by the Stud Book authorities. Witness signatures and dates appear from the Pri Docks panel in Letugette.
Certificate of enrollment for Sound Pure Bred Jack Big Frank with details on pedigree and examination. Certification notes the animal is pure and examined by the relevant board and officials. Dated Lafayette March 7, 11g with signatures from officers including Vice President Ale Sonmeik.
A petition has been filed with Harrison County Indiana officials to construct a Tee gravel road in Webster Township. The document lists residents as freeholders and voters seeking road paving and grading funded by taxes, detailing the road’s route and intersections with existing streets and parcels.
Royal King and Big Frank Won are advertised as season leaders for breeding with mares from Locomy. The notice warns owners to settle dues, vows careful handling to avoid accidents, and invites lookers to see the stallions before breeding. RB Watson, owner and keeper.
The notice outlines breeding times for registered stallion Thack dows and grade stallion Turry. Schedule places include Central, near Rehoboth, and Laconia with sessions on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays. Partner metiee with apeear in this paper SOOD. WM TO WRIGHT. Owner avtl.
Adolphus No 2787 lists a season schedule with meetings at New Midletown on Mondays and Tuesdays at the bar oftuaries AL Walther in ja township on Wednesdays and Thursdays and about Elizabeth on Fridays and Saturdays. Further notice will appear later. Wo COTNER.
Petitioners in Webster Township Harrison County request the Board of County Commissioners establish a public grade road, improve grading and paving with broken stone, and lay out a road from a marked start to a southwest route. The filing, signed by Thomas H. Smith and others, seeks view and estimates per law. The notice names Webster Township voters and urges action by the Board.
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