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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
8
The Corydon Democrat lists local notices from April sales and auctions to road work, births, visits, and church revival outcomes. Community members travel to Louisville, attend auctions, visit relatives, and update on farm stock sales and illness.
On offer is a broke house with cistern cellar and abundant fruit trees in the Lowetl addition near Corydon Indiana. Carrier property advertised by John H. Daley Corydon Indiana.
Spencer Lahne died at his home in Jackson township on April 3 after months of poor health, from lagrippe. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Rev. M A Cossabostis and Rev. M A Robertson officiating. Burial followed in Cedar Hill Cemetery. He was born March 22, 1854, married Anna Wheat in 1881, and leaves four sons and one daughter: Cort, Cornelius, Alva, Edward Lahne, and Mrs A C Heckman. He was a member of the Christian church and regarded as an honest Christian gentleman.
Much damage was caused by the recent flood in White Cloud. Mrs. Cora L. Conrad has been ill recently. Mrs. Foe Conrad fractured a rib in a fall and is recovering. Julius Rothrock aims to have the mill running soon. TL undergoing repairs. Miss Lydia Sharp of Wyandotte visiting cousin Mrs. Cora Conrad. Mrs. John McCarty and Aubrey Nelson visited her parents in Blue River last Sunday. Harve Franks visited Abe Pitman’s family in Moberly Sunday. Mrs. Pitman recently had eye surgery at New Albany and is not improving quickly.
Personal property of the late Mr and Mrs Henry J Frederick to be sold at the Frederick farm at Hurst town five miles north of Corydon on Wednesday April 23 1913. Includes horses cattle car etc hogs poultry wagons buggy harness farm machinery implements corn canned fruit household and kitchen furniture and smaller articles. Sale begins nine oclock a.m. Usual terms. See sale bills.
The Frederick farm of eighty four acres will be offered at auction at the same time and place. It includes a goat house barn and outbuildings. Sixty nine acres are under cultivation with 15 acres timber. A pike runs through the property and a shipping station is within one fourth mile. Agent Sohn Wreederick. Auctioneer Rob. Davis.
Sunday school at 15 a.m. and preaching at 100 a.m. Rev BL Firnsehild, Pastor. Abs. Cfarry T. Aludson went to Louisville Monday to spend a few days with relatives.
Adolph Colin lost a barn machine shed hay fodder and farm machinery last Wednesday morning when fire swept through his Spencer township property. He saved four horses and the dwelling with help from neighbors. Only 265 dollars of insurance coverage was in force with the Harrison County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Nearly two hundred members of the Morrison County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company met at the Corydon court house and re chose officers for the coming year. President Jacob A. Stevens Vice President Jiedl Markel Secretary David G. Miles Treasurer Eli Shields. Miles faced Paul F. Reiper in a tight race for secretary, Miles winning by two votes. The company remains financially healthy with more policies in force.
The New Salisbury High School ends a seven months term with enrollment of 52 and 7 withdrawals. Attendance averages 47.5 percent, with 62 visitors and a 99 percent attendance rate. Thirteen girls and thirty four boys enrolled. C. A. Reagan led as principal with C. E. Walk assisting. nine graduates, eight to State Normal at Terre Haute and one to Purdue. two withdrawals cited to attend elsewhere.
72 acre farm for sale near depot with 15 acres timber 57 acres cultivated four room house spring water frame barn apples and peach orchards one fresh cow two seven year old mules wagon and harness buggy and farm implements 185 bushels corn three tons hay 35 chickens Depeuw Ind real estate agent Dan Rf Davis sale cheap
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A 설ecting discussion on the value of photographs capturing a boy at different ages. The piece argues such images become priceless keepsakes for families and future generations, preserving his youth and potential impact as he grows.
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