Notice of Private Sale of Real Estate by Executor
Executor of John Ems deceased announces a private sale of Harrison County Indiana land under will authority. Real estate totals 80 acres plus 10 acres. selling at full appraised value with options of one third now twelve and eighteen months, with mortgage security. Contact Jacob Embs, Executor, New Salisbury Indiana by mail for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ems
Harrison Circuit Court
Harrison County
Indiana
Towit
Aerad
New Salisbury
68th Harrison County Fair Promises Premiums and Exhibits
The Harrison County Fair enters its 68th year a full week of shows from Monday to Saturday with night programs. Patrons from Corydon Lanesville and New Albany pledge help to uphold the fair’s reputation and crop and stock exhibits. The fair catalogue explains how to claim part of $5000 in premiums as local advertisers fill space to promote their businesses.
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Democrat
Corydon
Harrison County Fair
Corydon Democrat
Lanesville
New Albany
Lanesville firms showcase town in fair catalogue
The Harrison County Fair Catalogue features Lanesville merchants led by J J Zollman General Merchandise and Lanesville Milling Co. The piece highlights local business vitality, noting Zolman’s wide stock and services, the Bauer Milling succession, and a growing community bank with assets of $225 000.
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Lanesville
Notice to Non-Residents in Harrison Circuit Court
Indiana Harrison County notice in Harrison Circuit Court September Term 1919 by Clyde R Lottick for James O Sturm Emery Sturm Ida Bauer vs Charles C Sturm Garfield Sturm. Garfield Sturm non resident must appear November 3 1919 to answer or demur to partition and quiet title action. Corydon Indiana. Clerk James G Watson seals.
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State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison
James O. Sturm
Emery Sturm
Ida Bauer
Charles C. Sturm
Garfield Sturm
Clyde Rlottick
Harrison Circuit Court
Holden
Corydon
Swan
Sofa Court
James 4. Watson
Notice of Final Settlement in Esther Carter Estate
Notice is given that the administrator has filed final accounts in the Harrison Circuit Court Harrison County Indiana. The court will review the final settlement on September 2, 1919. Heirs and interested parties must appear to prove heirship and show cause why the accounts should be approved.
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State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Esther Carter
Clett
Notice of Estate Account Hearing in Harrison Circuit Court
Administrators of the estate of Lewis Sears filed their account and vouchers in the Harrison Circuit Court Clerk's office. The trust report will be heard on September 1, 1019, for approval. Creditors and legatees are notified to appear and show cause if any. Attorneys: O'Raapen and Kisthan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Sears
Harrison Circuit
Nery
Kisthan
O'Raapen
Otts Operate Local Transport and Ice Cream Parlor
Philip Ott runs a road service between Lanesville and New Albany with special trips to any destination. The Otts also own a confectionery and ice cream parlor serving lunch and soft drinks. They are described as energetic and popular with customers.
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Lanesville
Lanesville Milling Co
Sie Gresham and
Markel
J. J. Zollman
Philip Ott
Laneaville Creamery Co
Henry Pachinger
Peter ‘Hibers
New Albany
There’s Money in Cows Creamery Ad Attracts Attention
An advertising snippet promotes the creamery business with cash payment for cream. It lists managers Ed Brown Corydon Grant Tuell Elizabeth W R Johns Laconia R M Compton Greenville H Winterkorn New Middletown Perry Hendricks Corydon Junction Urban Tyler Georgetown Andrew Hess Breckenridge and Henry Fachinger Manager of Lanesville Creamery Indiana. The piece notes eight stations delivering cream, trucks hauling to the central plant, and declares the Lanesville Creamery has built a large business through Fachinger’s energy.
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Ed Brown
Corydon
Grant Tuell
Elizabeth
W. R. Johns
Laconia
R. M. Compton
Greenville
H. Winterkorn
New Middletown
Perry Hendricks
Corydon Junction
Urban Tyler
Georgetown
Andrew Hess
Breckenridge
Lanesville
Fachinger
Farmers State Bank Ad Highlights Leadership and Finances
The ad lists John J. Walter as president and John W. Shuck as vice president with Geo. C. Simler as cashier. It notes 25 000 surplus and profits and total resources around 225 900 dollars. The bank emphasizes close business attention and experienced officers and a strong board of directors.
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Farmers’ State Bank
Digelf
Zabel's Farm Store Stands Out In Lanesville
J G Zabel operates the farmers store in Lanesville stocking farm implements machinery wagons hardware and washing machines. He is a long time advertiser in The Corydon Democrat and credits ads with drawing business to his shop and the town.
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J. G. Zabel
Julius Saye
Zabel
Corydon Democrat
Lanesville
The People’s Store Feed and Grain Shop
The People’s Store handles feed and grain of all kinds, buys and sells groceries, flour, seeds, and poultry products, and offers auto supplies and tires. Mr. Ham and his wife run a busy shop aiming for high quality and fair prices. John is noted as aging a good business.
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Mr. Ham
John
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J. J. Bulleit & Son
Corydon, Ind
Wfenine Sheeds Repaire
ALD Hermes
Fear Shin
Tacall
Boo Ashions
Nice
McCall’s Book of Fashions
M. Griffin
Clem
Rosenbarger
Jacob Embs
Lamesville Business Firms
Logue
Zollman’s
J. J. Zellman
General Merchandise
Lunesville
Zollman
Bauer Brothers
Bauer Milling Company
Russell Bary
Lanesville Milling Company
Great
Lanesville, Indiana
Gresham and
Ed Gresham
Bruce Markel
Zabe! Mills
Fred Schneider
Philip Blank
John Shuck Christ P. Zoliman
John L. Walter
Elbers
Peter Elbers
Pete
Automobile Supplies
Morris Baker
Mr. Baker
Wm. P. Buff
Exther Carter
Kirkhan & O'Bannon
Mrs. Otti
The
Lanesville Creamery Co
John J. Walter
Pres
John W. Shuck
Geo. C. Simler
G. Zabel
the People’s Store
Grain & Mill
John A. Ham
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