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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
2
Farm rental notice for Posey township describes fertile soil, good corn and cherry orchard, house and outbuildings, ready for immediate possession. Contact Charles I. Cunningham at 1510 Christy Ave Louisville Ky.
Notice to all concerned that the Town Trustees of New Middletown Indiana will hear objections Monday January 9 1922 at 7 30 PM on a proposed ordinance granting Railroaders Gas Company a fifty year right to lay repair and maintain gas mains in streets and alleys and provide gas to citizens with conditions and safeguards. The ordinance includes terms for depth and public protection and requires written acceptance within sixty days. The hearing will be at the town meeting place.
Rev John Egger writes from Dundas Illinois in December 1921 to Corydon Democrat editor Lew M. O Bannon. He recalls five years in Harrison County New Middletown and comments on local crime punishment, civic righteousness, and the difficulty of farmers amid tough times while sending holiday greetings and notes on autumn scenery.
Winter weather and health updates as Uncle Joe Hess recovers at St Edward's Hospital New Albany. Residents return from travel, new business Lanesville Milling flour and feed by Albert Hess and Tony Rochert, road project completion by James Farnsley, fur trades at local shops, church attendance, auto purchases, and a town show prize for Hazel Loy.
The Miles Variety Store advertises gift stationery from 10 cents a box. The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that a "white mule" is intoxicating, denying a plea that hood liquor was nonintoxicating, noting the court's knowledge that whisky is intoxicating.
Heirs and legatees of Philip Haub file in the Circuit Court of Harrison County a petition for sale of the estate. The notice names Emma I Haub as Administratrix and lists numerous Haub heirs and related parties to be served in the January term proceedings.
Miles' Variety Store promotes glass baking dishes as ideal Christmas gifts available in attractive Christmas boxes. D-7-3-w.
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