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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
6
A long roster lists new and renewed subscribers to The Democrat, naming individuals and towns such as Corydon New Middletown Indianapolis Jeffersonville and New Albany. The scattered entries include Martinsville and Washington DC, with many spellings and OCR errors but indicating a broad subscriber base across multiple Indiana towns.
A poetic farewell from students to a deceased grandmother and a note on four years of study. The verses reflect duty, perseverance, and memory, marking a school community's grief and continued resolve. References include a Cadet father Elizabeth Neafus and kin, with services at Union Church.
Local items note C Mo Love relocating a family to Corydon. Peters Lee is on vacation. Labor demand for carpenters plasterers and paper hangers exceeds supply. Mrs Fred Yeager visits relatives. Pastor Battram plans to stay with family in the country. Town officials urged cleaning streets and fortifying public health measures amid flood disruptions.
Huddietown residents David Emily and family and Martin visited Edward Carpenter and family in Creekenridge. George Sehuuan from near Chorge town stopped by his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Shuman and bought a horse. A new daughter is reported at his home. The school taught by Clarence Stone Cipher, known as Heth's, closed on the 12th with a large dinner organized by patrons to thank Stonecipher for his service, followed by an enjoyable evening entertainment.
A cane mill has been secured for the coming season and sorghum raisers are invited to plant cane and have their molasses processed at the mill. Claude Snyder and Alva Snyder are mentioned in relation to the offer.
Reinhard No 5313 season announced for 1913 with breeding services at Cy Maucks barn near Valley City and Corydon Fair Grounds. 14 teams insured with payables and mare risks. Reinhard No 5318 described as six year old bay stallion imported from Germany, with pedigree lines to Richard and Admiral. Coach horse listing notes weight and muscular build.
Silver Prince No 5940 will start the season at Corydon Fair Grounds beginning April 1 with unannounced base for the season. He foaled May 38 1904 stands sixteen hands high and is described as deselerated with a racing record of 2.14 percent.
Fragmented OCR text shows a damaged notice involving a balance of payments and signatures. It mentions Adriolus 2787, a statewide action, and warnings of liability for misstatements. Details are unreadable and no clear dates or entities can be confirmed.
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