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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes show a monetary figure around 909,911.70 linked to Corydon National Bank and Farmers Beings & Trust C2. The text includes broken phrases about combined resources and a large dollar amount, but most details are garbled and unclear.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a person named Margaret and a medical context. The text is fragmented with partial phrases about diagnosis, care, and possible symptoms but lacks coherent detail to establish a clear event or outcome.
Watermelons FE week notes a protest or event involving roharcouf and Fueiturh at the temetTVeal location. The excerpt is fragmented and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
The Christian Brotherhood hosted a Tuesday evening gathering in the church basement with ice cream and cake. speakers included Judge R. B. Kirkham and Rev. Cossaboom on Christian unity, plus readings and songs led by C. Crosby.
Partial cemetery committee financial report ends August with unclear entries. Figures mention July activity and assorted names or items, but key details are illegible.
Hancock reports improved health among the sick and a flurry of social calls. Residents recount visits to Fredericksburg friends, weather impacts on corn, and odd anecdotes from daily life, including a stone-breaking accident and community corn crop success.
A Pearson's Weekly piece notes the chief question a helmsman asks when steering in rough seas. It describes a skittish ship due to design or ballast, listing dangers like sudden heeling and the wheel spinning if the rudder snaps free.
Miracle Wheat has shown superior yield and hardiness across states with field tests showing at least double to four times the output of common wheat. One eighth seed needed per acre, stems per grain, strong flour qualities, and better winter tolerance cited. Limited yield offered at 4 dollars per bushel with details on request.
Louise Schuler, kindergarten teacher at the Seger Indian School in Colony Oklahoma, writes from New Albany Indiana about the school’s operations. She describes housing, farm, dairy, laundry, and classroom activities, and invites a visit to see Indian children learning farming, carpentry, cooking, sewing, and other trades.
The notice promotes saving with the Corydon association offering four percent interest. It outlines options for paid up shares paid in full or installment plans with monthly payments of at least 100. It encourages members to invest more if funds allow.
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