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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
2
The event on the grounds features Masiy stock and grain displays, vegetables, some fruit, and a wide array of attractions. Numerous amusement, lunch, and refreshment stands fill the grounds, offering varied entertainments and sustenance.
Report spotlights the Corydon Fair as the largest yet, with a bustling women and boys clubs wing, the Vocational Building hosting the Boys and Girls Clubs, a strong cattle and horse section, race horse corner, and numerous exhibits. Notable features include Calf Club and Pig Club displays, Delco Light, and Republic Trucks exhibits. Amusements, refreshment stands, and nightly horse shows promise full-week crowds. The DeKock Troupe and Alvins Brothers perform daily as the fair runs day and night.
Sharp Keller wedding took place yesterday afternoon at 3 at the bride’s east Chestnut street home with Rev. Moore officiating. The couple, both respected Corydon youths, will honeymoon in New York then reside in Corydon.
Eureka Telephone Company renters accuse stockholders of altering service by meeting actions on August 15 after Public Service Commission set equal charges. Directors deny action. stockholders claim commission policy favored renters. A commission report will follow. Jacob Schneider presides.
Numerous social notes from Corydon and Elizabeth detail plans for the Heth Grange picnic in Mauckport on September 20 and the Third Annual Farmers and Merchants Jubilee at Glenwood Park September 3–5. The column also reports visits, travels, and family events across Corydon, Elizabeth, Bloomington, and nearby towns, including arrivals, departures, and a variety of weekend gatherings.
The piece criticizes Republican Senators for blocking ratification of the Peace Treaty and the League of Nations. It argues the public wants the treaty approved so business can resume and warns that rejection could spur a large naval and military buildup. It notes indifference from the local Republican organ toward the Indiana tax law and questions U S participation in the League of Nations.
PAUL ARGO, m28-tf Proprietor.
Property listing for a good house with two lots in Corydon. Well located and available by inquiry at the office. Contact details not provided.
The release features a collaboration between Pantera and Dr Harbaugh showcasing Anti-Pant drops amid a fashion push. No additional details on designs or availability are provided.
Suburban Louisville area home seeks a reliable German preferred woman for light house work for two residents. Close to New Albany. Address for reply: C. I Dailey P O Box 496 Jeffersonville Indiana 220 2W.
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