Levy for Library Helps Corydon Community Reading
The Corydon Town Board imposes a five cent tax levy per hundred dollars to fund a library and reading room already run by volunteers for nearly two years. The levy aims to raise about 350 dollars to improve services, add books, and transfer management to a legally appointed board, with subscriptions aiding further purchases. Citizens are urged to support reading and new book acquisitions, and to assist via subscriptions. a J S Case Foot Lift Bulkylo is advertised at Wiseman and Bulleit's.
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Corydon
Library Association
Local Kaylor notices mention visits and birthdays
Kaylor Township notes show T Berry in Louisville on Wednesday. Mrs. Davis of Ohio visits her niece Mrs. M Davis of Evans Landing. Edith Burres of Louisville visits relatives near Rosewood. John Graves and sister Mary visit Morton Davis's family in Evans Landing. Lawrence Reeves and Miss Katie Ferry of Louisville spend Sunday with John Reeves's family in Fishtown. Mr. and Mrs. C D McRae of Elizabeth and Harry Stewart and family of Sugar Grove visit Rosewood. Lora Bence of New Albany shoots a chicken hawk 414 feet wingspan. Mr. and Mrs. J T Brown and daughters attend Mrs. Albert Brown's fiftieth birthday near Elizabeth. A party at Harve Fink's in Rosewood Saturday night. Participants include many local residents enjoying the gathering.
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T. Berry
Louisville
Mrs. Davis
Ohio
M. Davis
Vans’ Landing
John Graves
Mary
Corydon
Morton Davis
Evans’ Landing
Lawrence Reeves
Katie Ferry
John Reeves
Fishtown
C. D. McRae
Elizabeth
Harry Stewart
Sugar Grove
J. E. Miller
Rosewood
J. T. Brown
Lora Bence
New Albany
Ruth
Lannie
Margaret
Albert Brown
Harve Fink
Essie
Vada
Delia
Nettie Berry
Margaret Brown
Edna
Pearl Hart
Josie Colvin
Effie Knight
Margie Kron
Martha Adkins
Edward and
Grover Berry
Florman Brown
James Hart
Albert Knear
Joseph Ackerman
Claire Young
Charles
Homer
Harold McCauley
James Reeves
Clarente Brinley
Walter Adkins
Private sale of three registered Percheron stallions
James J. Smith of Corydon Indiana offers three registered Percheron stallions for private sale as he prepares to move to Arkansas. Sale notice states seller will transfer ownership upon completion. Local posting dated August 10 with no further terms given.
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Arkansas
James J. Smith
Corydon, Ind
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache in Corydon Case
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised for kidney disorders amid a Corydon home report. Lee Davis of High and Maple streets credits immediate relief from backache and confirms the remedy meets advertised claims. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Bright
Doan
Lee Davis
High
Maple Streets
Corydon
Ind
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Fourth Quarterly Meeting at Fountain Aug 21
An all day meeting at Fountain on Sunday August 21 includes a basket dinner and baptisms. Rev W E Snyder and A J Nugent will attend with Rev W H Topp, pastor, urging baptismal applicants to be present.
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Fountain
W. E. Snyder
A. J. Nugent
W. H. Topp
Money to Loan on First Mortgage Security
Several hundred dollars to loan on good real estate with first mortgage security. Inquire at this office. Aug 3-4w.
Local Locals Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Laconia and Leona Conrad visited Blanche Conrad last Thursday. Mrs. Cora Faith spent the latter part of last week in Louisville. Gust Merk and family visited Harvey Leibert and family Sunday. Alonzo Brown visited R. F. Shields Sunday afternoon. L. D. Cooper of Corydon visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Ed Crosier and wife and Hayes Zimmerran and wife visited G. H. Conrad Sunday. Raymond Boone and George Thompson visited Mr. B's parents at this place recently. Ed Cooper left Sunday for an extended visit with his daughter Mrs. Laura Ridgeway of Chicago. Mrs. Sadie Russell and her mother Mrs. H. C. Meisner visited Mr. and Mrs. George Deibert Sunday. Andy Walters and wife Mrs. Sauswald and Herman Gleitz of Lanesville visited Mr. and Mrs. William Radmacher Sunday.
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Leona Conrad
Blanche Conrad
Cora Faith
Louisville
Gust Merk
Harvey Leibert
Alonzo Brown
R. F. Shields
L. D. Cooper
Corydon
Ed Crosier
Hayes Zimmerman
G. H. Conrad
Raymond Boone
George Thompson
George Thompson Visited Mr. B’s. Parents, At This Place Recently. Ed Cooper
Laura Ridgeway
Chicago
Sadie Russell
H. C. Meisner
George Deibert
Andy Walters
Sauswald
Herman Gleitz
Lanesville
William Radmacher
Flora Wenning surprises on eighteenth birthday
A surprise party honored Flora Wenning on her eighteenth birthday Thursday August 4. Games and refreshments followed. Attendees included Wiora Wenning Ome McPheeters Edna Bessie Jessie Martin Ora Lucretia Ferock Nanny Winninger Gladys Conrad Dovie Lofton Mary Nosenbager Minnie Chase Emma Ruth Sylvia Wenning Florence Decttlinger Marguerite Stofer and others from Louisville plus a long list of Wenning and related families and friends.
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Flora Wenning
Wiora Wenning
Ome McPheeters
Edna
Bessie
Jessie Martin
Ora
Lucretia Ferock
Nanny Wininger
Gladys Conrad
Dovie Lofton
Mary Nosenbager
Minnie Chase
Emma
Ruth
Sylvia Wenning
Florence Decttlinger
Marguerite Stofer
Louisville
William and Lee Wenning
George MaePheeters
Charles Wininger
Will and
Ray Durnill
Claude
Raymond Baylor
Thomas Lofton
Thurman Smith
Samuel Ferock
Runion Ellis
Silas Ellis
New Perfection Wick Blue Flame Stove Ad
Geo. B. Wahl promotes the New Perfection Wick Blue Flame oil stove as a comfort economy and reliable buy. Aug 10. Wording emphasizes safety and dependable heating for shoppers.
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Geo. B. Wahl’s
Mule Causes Bank Run in Louisville
A mule death in Louisville last Wednesday triggered a run on the South Louisville Saving & Deposit Bank. Depositors withdrew over 60000 dollars as John Colglazier tried to cash a mule purchase check. The bank refused payment, sparking a scare until the president piled cash on the counters and confidence returned.
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Louisville
Resolutions of Respect for Ora Bottles
The text notes the death of Ora Bottles on July 28 1910 and offers condolences. It includes resolutions expressing sympathy to the bereaved, prayers for readiness to meet the departed, and directions to share copies with the family and local papers. An advertisement for harness at Geo B Wahl’s with August pricing follows.
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Ora Bottles
Geo. B. Wahl’s
Sandy Branch News Paragraph Summary
Delayed report notes Andrew Kessinger and family visiting Kishtown on Sunday. Jasper Bruner from Louisville visited George McCiuler’s family the same day. Mamie Underhill staying in the city visits home folks. Bethesda celebration drew many from the area for a good time. Mrs. Andrew Keen visited relatives at New Albany last week. Delia Bryant left for Corydon to stay with Thomas Bryant’s family. Charley Kron and family with Bonnie Thomas of Falls City visited Ben Lopp on Sunday.
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Andrew Kessinger
Kishtown
Jasper Bruner
Louisville
George McCiuler
Mamie Underhill
Bethesda
Andrew Keen
New Albany
Delia Bryant
Corydon
Thomas Bryant
Charley Kron
Bonnie Thomas
Falls City
Ben Lopp
Dancing Picnic at Nevin Grove by Day and Hisey
H R Hisey and John Day host a town picnic in Mr Day's grove at Nevin on Saturday August 20 1910. The event offers music and free dancing with ample refreshments. Managers are James Lockhart Charles Smith and John C Hisey.
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H.R. Hisey
John Day
Mr. Day
Nevin
James Lockhart
Charles Smith
John C. Hisey
Farewell Sermons Planned by Rev. W A Topp
The White Cloud Circuit minister Rev. W A Topp announces farewell sermons at New Bethel on Sunday morning August 28, Potato Run Sunday afternoon August 28, Fountain Sunday morning September 4 and Blue River Sunday afternoon September 4. The public is invited.
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New Bethel
Potato Run
Fountain
Blue River
W. A. Topp
For Sale Registered Jersey Bull and Breeding Stock
Registered Jersey bull for sale 19 months old with extra breeding quality. Also offered are bridles halters saddles harness and whips. Includes gear and misc. items available for the fair at George B. Wahlin August 10th 8w. Amos Lemmon, aug 102-w.
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Amos Lemmon Corydon
Ind
Geo. B. Wahi
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J.S. Case
Wiseman & Bulleit’s
Kaylor Township
Edith Burres
Osewood
Bo Ir
Laconia
Bertha Anderson
Berra Engleman
Selah Hunter
Com
Sandy Branch
White Cloud
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