Relief Fund Contributions For River Flood Victims
The relief fund collected by the Columbian workers reached 636.57 to aid river flood victims in the county. Nearly 440 people and many businesses donated. Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias from Corydon contributed 25.00 each, with other counties giving amounts from pennies to a few dollars. The list of donors will be printed later. space limits prevented full publication this week.
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Odd Fellows
Pythias Taodges
Corydon
I.uish
Uul
Pope Pius X Illness Report Sets Worries Abroad
Reports from Italy indicate Pope Pius X grave illness with fears for the church. The latest dispatches, while cautious, note no definitive recovery and suggest a period of uncertainty for Vatican leadership.
Bank Reports Show Strong Local Financial Health
Official reports from Corydon National Bank and Partiers' Savings and Trust Company confirm April condition. Affiliates report prosperous patronage and a very large combined business volume, reflecting solid local financial activity under U.S. and state oversight.
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Corydon National Bank
The
Partiers’ Savings and Trust Company
U.S
Bee
Hoop of the Coredan iocorydon in the State at d
A garbled bank report fragment references state business, capital stock, surplus fund, undivided profits, and expenses. It mentions national banks, state and private matters, and financial terms but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. The legible items suggest a mixed financial snapshot without a coherent event.
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Hoop
Cose of Business
Tess
TAKUG
Matis
Local notes from Mauckport and river incidents
William Sherman sick with typhoid fever. Wm Neely sold town property to Trustee A S Miller. W A Denbo very ill at home of Mrs Anna Best. Jesse Singleton visiting with wife and daughter. Mrs Lizzie Allison and Lus Singleton to move from flood district. Mrs Ira Bobenstadt and family moved to H P Bean Blossom farm. Murray Foster’s home wrecked by flood buys lot from Cora Ballard for a new house. Steamer Sprague sank a coal barge near willow tree. another barge sank after landing. River high and snags caused damage. last barge dropped in Sam Frank’s corn field.
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William Sherman
George Bo Sherman
Wmn
Neely
A.S. Miller
Ira Bobenstadt
Baily
H. P. Bean Blossom Murray Foster
Cora Ballard
Sprague
Democrat
Sam Frank
Mr. Frank
Married couple in St Louis wedding joins Harrisburg real estate circle
Miss Minnie Hudson formerly of this place married Thomas Skaggs a Harrisburg real estate dealer at the Marquette Hotel in St Louis. The bride, long a local favorite and recent Harrisburg teacher, leave notes on life here and moves to Harrisburg. Also a brief ad promotes Mother Gray's Vrodenlic Luba as a remedy and laxative for women’s ailments.
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Minnie Hudson
Thomas Skaggs
Harrisburg
Winois
St Louis
Harrisbury
Bridgeport Flood Wreaks Havoc and Losses Across County
Report details widespread flood damage from headwaters near Bridgeport. Bridges washed out, barns and homes destroyed, and livestock losses reported. The scene includes Barneleys farm, Patton farm, and multiple properties from Bridgeport to New Albany. A personal testimonial promotes Cardui as a relief for female troubles.
Standard Bearers Trip to New Albany Attend Centenary Church
Corydon’s Standard Bearers class led by Mrs. M. Sandifur traveled to New Albany last Friday and returned Saturday night. They joined local Standard Bearers at Centenary Church and were hosted by New Albany girls. attendees included Clara Bennett, Edna Sharp, Pearl Sharp, Meta Shuck, Isma Hurst, Mary Wiseman, Faith Dropsy, Margaret Hudson, Marjorie Luckett, Bessie Miller, Lena Black, Anna Kirkham, Kathleen Walfe, and Mildred Marshall.
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M. Sandifur
New Albany
Corydon
Sandifur
Clara Bennett
Tucll
Edna Sharp
Pearl Sharp
Meta Shuck
Isma Hurst
Mary Wiseman
Faith Dropsy
Margaret Hudson
Marjorie Luckett
Bessie Miller
Lena Black
Anna Kirkham
Kathleen Walfe
Mildred Marshall
Lightning Rods Route Opens in Corydon County
James LH Stover has become the local agent for Munson Lightning Conductor Company of Indianapolis and will take orders for lightning rods. The firm, established in 1850, is described as longstanding. Stover is noted as a trusted, rising business figure in Harrison County and invites potential customers to compare prices before closing deals. He resides about 1.75 miles south of Corydon. Nolet of Spencer Township renewed his Democrat subscription yesterday and is a top subscriber in the area.
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James LH. Stover
Munson Lightning Conductor Company
Lodianapolis
Lightny Tods
Mr. Stover
Harrison County
Jand Lebax
Srydon
Corydon, A. A
Reinhardt the Exemplar: Valley City Coach Horse Sire Details
Reinhardt No 5313 a six year old import from Germany stands 1459 pounds. Bred by John Janssen and exhibited by Valley City Coach Horse Co Mauck Keeper. Shows are April to October at Mauek's burg near Vailes City and Corydon fair Grounds with care to prevent accidents. Dam lineage includes Set a and Admiral with Richard No 1 as ancestor.
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Oc Mauek
Vailes City
Corydon Fair Grounds
Mr Coli
Reiphard
Degatita
John Janssen
Germany
Oltman Bros. Watseks
Richard No
Robert No
Ruthard
Rubica
Seta
Admiral
Agamemnor
Jellacineh
Arnulf
Young Magnet
Reinhardt
Valley City Coach Horse CO
Mars-2mo
Mauck
Silver Prince Season Entry at Fair Grounds April
The noted pacing stallion Silver Prince No. 5940 will season at the Fair Grounds Corydon beginning April with season closure to be announced later. He was fouled May 26, 1904, stands sixteen hands high, double-gelled, and has a race record of 2:44. A limited number of mares may be approved for the stallion under terms arranged by AL Taylor.
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Fair Grounds
Corydon
Silver Prince
Faisalaa
Yuin Coeeit
Momey
Touny
Amvtoone
Weil
Gunsider
AL Taylor
Elizrbeth
Elasinge
Verevhero
Averids
Gioenito
Iuimois
United States
Aredds
Ted
Abe
Elizabeth
Johusens Ed Pedsiu
Maxwell
Iaund
Peter A
Burton
Jim Beauty
Stauth Bros & Baelz
Corsdon
Avon
Taylors Stevens
Mars 2Moty S.A
Apriiht Atauny
New Middletown
Wells Theo Pounds
Fle
Bon Chevalier
Baron Wilkes
Geere Wilkes
Haambletonian
Bon
Haembletonian
Arian Hund
Josie Thayer
Tidle
Vinesra
Watson
Unclear World War II Update From fractured report
Fragmented text references German forces and locations with incomplete names and probable wartime notes. Mentions Adolfus 2787 and Astor Wecht among obscured terms. information is too garbled to confirm events, dates, or clear identities.
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