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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1923
Page
5
Twenty Jersey cattle to be sold at Clarence Hendrick's sale five miles south of Palmyra and three miles northwest of Corydon Junction on Tuesday April 17 at 9 30 a m fresh Jersey cows two Jersey bulls one eligible to register and seven Jersey heifers Better attend this sale.
Community briefs report travel and visits of residents such as Dr and Mrs E. Denbo from Orleans and Ruth Denbo. farm sales including two Jersey cows with calves and two Duroc sows. grain and farm equipment deals. local horse Black Joe for sale. motor and poultry business notes. a hawk incident at Hill side Poultry Farm. and seed corn listings Reid’s Yellow Dent and Southern Prolific Ensilage with Harry McGRAIN.
An assortment of items is advertised including Nesco Perfect Wickless Oil stoves and Lehigh Portland Cement. Horse gear by Wahl-Grable Co and a lost overcoat near Gethsemane church and Jim Boothrock’s saw mill are noted. George W. Conrad, known as Welker, is seriously ill at his daughter’s home at North Market Street, a Civil War veteran aged seventy nine.
Mrs. John S. Martin of University Heights Indianapolis is visiting Corydon friends and plans to travel to Palmyra to visit relatives before returning home. The Martins have bought a home near the Interurban Station and will move soon. Their daughter Mrs. Lucy Sharp and her children live with them and several relatives are in the United Brethren ministry.
A committee led by Judge John H. Weathers and Mayor Robert W. Morris will meet April 14 at the Corydon Court House about 1 30 PM. The open meeting invites the public to discuss removing two dangerous rail crossings near New Albany.
Large and small farms business houses and homes in town offer a 100-acre farm four miles from Corydon, a 38-acre tract three miles out, a one-acre dwelling and store, and a six-acre home on the State Highway. Also a five room house with barn and ten acres near the highway, trade possible for a larger farm. Old Capitol Real Estate Agency invites inquiries.
David F. Stevens of Lakeland Kentucky died Monday night after long heart trouble. He previously lived in Harrison and moved his family there four years ago. Survived by wife two sons Joseph and William, one brother T J Stevens and five sisters. Funeral at New Salisbury M E church Thursday morning with burial in Bethlehem cemetery.
Small farm with residence and barn advertised for sale on state highway. Location described as ideal with inquiries directed to the office.
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