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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1909
Page
2
Local notes report residents like Rev. A B Condo visiting Columbus Yaud and Mr Mrs Cordie Lasley welcoming a fine baby in town. Businesses advertise Silent Pedlering Machines sales while farmers plan trips to Pike County and Harrison County Fair events. Public notices invite all seniors seventy plus and children under fifteen to free admission at the Fair Grounds.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a disrupted line or strike reference involving Hittite context. No clear names, dates, or places emerge, leaving only partial phrases about retaliation and a dated, indecipherable sequence.
Ramsey wins 8 to 4 in a heated contest against Milltown. Pitcher Lahue and second baseman Hurn star for Ramsey while Milltown’s Bline faces heavy hits in the ninth. Batteries Ramsey Lahue Beal versus Milltown Bline Stonecipher.
The three months old son of Fred and Maggie Sauliman died July 18 1909. He was a bright child and loved, but God took him away. The family laments the loss with the line Love is stronger than death and keeps his memory alive.
The quarterly gathering will be held at Pfrimmer's Chapel over the coming weekend. A business session is set for two o clock Saturday afternoon, with preaching by Rev J H Walls presiding elder Saturday night and Sunday services in the morning and evening conducted by Pastor Ruy J A Barron.
An all day gathering at Blue River Chapel on Sunday August 8 invites community members to attend baptism rites for new converts. The forenoon sprinkling and afternoon immersion will be conducted, and attendees are asked to bring dinners and stay through the day. Rev. W. E. Dodd is the pastor.
A garbled family notice from Lanesville names several relatives including Mrs Mary Bellow and Misses dhoeveption and Pression Mestoed. It mentions a physician visit, a death reported as Ninety one years old, and references a Butler family feature tied to a Democrata segment.
An unclear OCR text reports a shooting injuring two youths, including a young man named Sydell, with mentions of a friend and a company. Details are garbled, but it references a violent incident with victims wounded and investigations underway.
Lottie Kron and Florence Perry are on the sick list. Aunt Rachel Stuart and Mrs. Edward Bryant and family are unwell. Miss Annie Stuart visits all the malls cities. Several locals attend an ice cream supper near Sugar Grove. Edward Bryant and family, the Dobsons, and others visited the Rosy Ivycrear or various households Sunday.
Mrs Sophia Brown and family thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the bereavement and death of her son George. AJ Bubbit spent Tuesday in the city on business.
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page shows scattered names, phrases, and acronyms. References include APEC and SELLER with odd spellings, mixed language bits, and unrelated terms. No coherent event or clear entities are extractable.
The Franklin Township Trustee in Harrison County Indiana announces proposed expenditures and taxes for 1909. Items include township expenditures 1032.98 with 25 cent tax rate, local tuition 103.98 with 25 cent rate, special school 826.39 with 20 cent rate, road 123.58 with 30 cent rate, additional road 413.19 with 10 cent rate, poor 203.03 with 3 cent rate. Total expenditures 4753.17 and total tax 113 on the hundred dollars. Assessed valuation 413195, polls 193. Notice dated August 2 1909 by Trustee William Williams.
Notice from Scott Township Harrison County Indiana listing proposed expenditures for the year 1910 by School District No. 6. details include township and local tuition taxes, special school tax, poor expenditures, total expenditures and taxes, valuations, mortgage credit, and net taxable property. Signature Samuel I. L. Breeden trustee dated August 2nd, 1909.
Notice of proposed expenditures and tax levies for Morgan Township for 1910. Adviser to be read at the September meeting. Trustee details and road expenditures noted. Tax figures and property assessment references appear, including Township location and local officials.
Notice by Harrison township Trustee Uerrison coups Todiana proposing expenditures and levies for the year 1010. Advisory Board to meet at the Trustee’s in Harrison to discuss total expenditures and tax rates with figures listing hundred dollars and cents.
The trustees of Vesey township announce estimates for the year 1930 outlining expenditures by the advisory board. They present six year plans, school taxes set at 44 cents per dollar and 5 cents on the poll, road costs at 20 cents per dollar with similar poll charges. The budget includes special school appropriations and road maintenance.
A fragmented note discusses expenditures and tax levies for the year. It mentions Webster fans, property assessments, roads, sidewalks, and tax figures with figures like 52000 and 270, along with references to per property values and assessments. The text is garbled but centers on budget items, taxes, and public works funding.
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