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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1921

Page

3

Public Sale at Rae Township Auction of Farm Property

A public sale will be held at Rae in Ta vior township on the Odo river at the insuince location. Items include 1 one horse cultivator 1 one horse turning plow 1 single shovel plow 250 bushels white corn 3 tons baled timothy hay 3 tons baled red clover hay 8 tons alfalfa hay baled 6 tons wild hay baled 11-2 tons wheat straw baled 150 feet hay rope blocks hay fork and single buggy harness with smaller articles.

Rae Tavior Odo R. A. Colvin Elsbeth Roe Ray Pire Enemie Soudio Rosewoos Prisan

Local notes from the county towns and visitors

Delayed items report Emery Brown of Louisville visiting the area on Saturday. Wm. May has left for New Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freeman visited relatives in Jeffersonville. T. P. Bradley of Louisville visits Henry Greer east of town. Fir Shields goes to Corydon to see his daughter Mrs. Maurice Torn then heads to California to be with son Harry W. Shields and family.

Emery Brown Louisville May New Albany Walter Freeman Jeffersonville T. P. Bradley Henry Greer Fir Shields Corydon Maurice Torn California Harry W. Shields Xni

Christmas Display at Mites' Variety Store Gift Cups & Laucers

Local display promotes holiday merchandise at Mites' Variety Store on 1-7-3w featuring gift cups and laucers for the season.

Elks Memorial Services Held At New Albany Presbyterian

The Elks Lodge of New Albany No. 270 held memorial services at the First Presbyterian church with music by the church choir and orchestra under Farr Hedden. Rev. LT. Connelly, Rev. W. Peureyr, Rev. Charles Welch, and Rev. Turner delivered addresses. a cross of ten electric lights honored deceased members. The lodge, with about 700 members, plans a new Elks home costing 100000 to be completed by April.

Rest Poe Pater The Democrat New Albany LT. G. Connelly Central Christian Church Elks Lodge W. OT. Peureyr First Presbyterian Church Charles W. Welch Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church Louisville Louisville Lodge No. 8. of Elks Tr. W. Turner Wesley Chapel M, FB. Church J. J. O'Bannon Harrison

Editor notes on Shantung affair and Wilson policy

Judge Cook argues Wilson explained Shantung fully in San Francisco but critics misstate Japan gains. He cites Tangshou region details from 1915 sources, noting Japan only held a 9 mile semi circular strip around Tsingtao and urges accurate accountability from Republicans and Democrats alike.

Courier Journal Shantung Wilson San Francisco Congress Japan Germany Tsingtao New International Encyclopaedia

Governor McCray Moves Into Indiana Governor’s Mansion

Governor Warren T. McCray and family establish residence at 101 East Twenty-seventh Street. Furnishings cost $20,000 with extensive, permanent fixtures including sun porch furniture from Michigan City penitentiary. Mrs. McCray notes the need for new lighting and laundry equipment, aiming for a durable official home.

East Twenty-seventh Street Warren T. McCray Fall Creek Michigan City Penitentiary Governor's Mansion McCray Indiana Lucile Ade McCray Miss Marian Wells College Aurora N. Y George Purdue University Dianapolis News

Death of Alex H. Goldsmith in Shepherdsville Ky

Former resident of this county Alex H. Goldsmith died November 24 at his home in Shepherdsville Kentucky at age 62. He is survived by his wife a brother Daniel Goldsmith of Evansville and a half brother John E. Goldsmith of New Albany. He was born in the county and lived in Tavlor township near Buena Vista before moving to Belmont and later Shepherdsville. Burial was in Hebron cemetery near Shepherdsville. Keep on with the time watch or alarm clock for $1.00 at Miles Variety Store N-30-3.

Alex H. Goldsmith This County Shepherdsville Daniel Goldsmith Evansville John FE. Goldsmith New Albany Tavilor Township Buena Vista Belmont Hebron

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