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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1914
Page
12
Airs Carrie Hanson presents wild onion pest notes at Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station. Spray methods cost 3 to 5 pounds per acre, with emphasis on farmer cooperation and county extension advice. Community updates include local residents, weather, and schooling events amid county agriculture reporting.
The three week M E revival led by Dr Onstott and assistants Mr and Mrs Ross ends with strong attendance and emotional conversions. The couple and their team are praised for tireless work in tent style meetings across Corydon and plans are announced for future engagements in Wilkes Barre Pa and New York City.
A notice announces a public hearing for the Free Road project in Webster Township. Details reference petitioners and a planning board meeting with potential hearings and required attendance by residents and officials.
Friends gathered last Friday to celebrate Miss Isma Wurst's sixteenth birthday with games and refreshments. The event highlighted her popularity among the local youth.
Partial OCR text describes a patient described as helpless in bed for nine meals, with female troubles and weakness. It mentions a tonic that stabilized the patient, and claims a remedy could replace a traditional medical product. The readable lines suggest a personal health narrative and a claim of effective treatment.
A group including M.C. Kirkham and J. O’Bannon petition Webster Township Indiana to improve a two and a half mile gravel road from a free gravel road toward New Middletown. They request an engineer and two viewers to prepare plans and specifications for paving a ten foot wide road with drainage.
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