Local notes and notices from Corydon Democrat
Community notices include sales of animals and buggy, watch for repairs and embroidery shop, local marriages, subscribers joining the paper, tax payments, farm comments on oats and Liberty Bonds, travel to Jeffersonville and Detroit, and editor appeals for prompt payments amid rising publishing costs. Includes medical ad text and a Toledo firm’s catarrh remedy offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Secrist
Fowler
Democrat
Berton County
Plant a Garden for wartime food supply
Herbert Hoover urges steady food production during the war. He notes that gardens should mainly grow potatoes and beans for long term storage and immediate use, with perishable vegetables planted in moderation. These crops are vital for sustenance and can be kept at home without artificial treatment.
Ford Light RBK Socket Offers Fast Fit and Year-Long Guarantee
Two hundred percent more light with the RB. K. Socket. Installation in two minutes. Twelve months guaranteed. Price eight fifty. Trial period ten to eleven days. Sold through Co. H. Buchanan, Geo's Agent in Corydon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Buchanan
Corydon
Ind
Denbo appeals for Recorder support before county primary
In a handwritten appeal Henry W. Denbo asks county voters for backing in the Recorder race. He says he has met many voters, asks those he hasn’t seen to consider him, and promises to serve dutifully if successful. The message closes with thanks and a sale notice for a heavy team near Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Henry W. Denbo
Local Notices From Corydon Area Share Moves And Events
El Hughes completes move to Mill Street. Edmunsons return from Louisville to Mauckport. Garey of Corydon visits home folks. Byerlys return from Leavenworth. Neelys return to Louisville for work. Marjorie Neely joins Cumberland Telephone Co. Noel Hays ill in New Albany. Batlard family to Greencastle for Depauw music study. Wayne Allison and Elmer Reagan travel to Evansville for work. Tom Lee farms 100 acres north of Corydon with 800000 tomato plants under Corydon Commercial Club oversight led by H W Gudgeon. Mrs. Lillian Fisher of Millis NM remains loyal supporter. notes favorable crop conditions. Ex-County Coroner W S Nye visits Corydon amid nerve trouble. offers two Barre granite monuments for sale. For sale good brood mare in foal, 8 years old. Lockhart Miles, Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hays
New Albany
Noel
J. G. Batlard
Helen
Greencastle
Depauw University
Wayne Allison
Elmer Reagan
Evansville
Harrison County
Thomas Lee
Corydon
WS. Nye
Nye
Court House
Clifton News Briefs Record War Era Happenings
Local notes report many residents traveling to Corydon Louisville and West Point for visits and work. Measles cases rise with several affected and a finger injury leads to amputation. A U.S. Army band member from Jackson township is highlighted along with other community updates.
Cardui credited for relief by Kokoro mother
A Kokoro, Indiana woman testifies that Cardui helped her after prior illness and many bottles before her child. She reports improved energy and mood during pregnancy and since, urging other women with similar ailments to try the tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Kokoro
Ind
H. Hankemeier
Cardus
Breeders' Column Promotes Percheron Stallions Gabe and Colt Oak
Two stallions offer breeding service this season. J D Fogal advertises Charter Oak 48570 Percheron at 90 dollars per mare with live foal guarantees and ownership details. Gabe, a coal black five year old at Spryden Milltown, stands 17 hands and weighs about 1,600 pounds, sired by Avon 42370, offering limited mares at 10 dollars with live foal guarantee. Both ads note mare care, liability limits, and urging mares to be seen before breeding.
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My Barn
New Midd
Charter Oak Jr
Charter Oak
Piatu
J. Fogal
Gabe
Milltown
Spryden
Avon
Sound Pure Bred Stallion Victor 56936 Breeding in 1918
Victor No 56936 a pure bred Percheron stallion stands three miles south of New Midgletown for the 1918 season. Service mares at $10.00 to insure a long colt. The stallion belongs to the Stauth Brothers of Bear Corydon. Breeders are invited to see Victor before breeding. Owner and keeper Joan Luther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
New Midgletown
Victor
Stauth Brothers
Bear Corydon
Joan Luther
Bury Junior Sound Grade Shire Stallion for Season 1918
Notice from Jacob Haub owner offering Bury Junior a sound grade shire stallion for the 1918 season. Draft animal weighs 1800 pounds, available for service at Murhall Township with weekly readings and breeding terms. See hire prior to breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BURY
Mur- Hall
Jacob Haub
Edward Noe horses to be shown at Central barn
Edward Noe 5793, Sound Pure Bred Station enrolment S410 offers a 1918 season at Cordia Watsons barn Central for 12 dollars to insure a living colt. Edward, a five year old fine animal, sire and dam imported from Germany, has many show wins and unbeaten in his class. Pavilion stock details and pedigree given by MAUCK owner and Green Roby keeper.
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Corda Jatson
Central
Edward
Germany
Pervigrer
Adolphus
Adult
Asmar Neo
Emu
Pandora
Sultan
Martine
Berntard
Pereia
Bernhard
Waibel
Seebius
C. A. Mauck
Green Roby
Sound Pure-Bred Jack Don F No 7665 for Breeding
Don F a six year old pure bred jack standing three-fourths hands tall and unproportioned will be shown at my barn three miles south of New Middletown from August 1. 1918 for breeding mares at £15 to insure a living colt. John Luther owner and keeper invites mares to see Don F before breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dou Fo
My Barp
New Middletown
Ata
Jon F
Don F
John Luther
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