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23 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1914
Page
1
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Notice filed in the Harrison County Auditor's office requests laying out improving and paving a highway in Harrison Township to a free gravel road. The hearing is set for January 5, 1915, before the Harrison County Board of Commissioners. Petition signed by Fred G. Mossler A G Ward and others. Auditor J L O Bannon.
Executor Charles J. Sands announces a court ordered public sale of decedent Iriane Sanos's real estate in Harrison County Indiana. The property covers part of section 28 township South Range East, totaling about 60 acres. Sale set for January 8 1915 at 1 PM, with terms: one third cash and balance in two notes at six percent interest secured by mortgage, subject to court approval of two thirds of the appraised value.
Thieves broke into the harness shop of F. O. Jordan and the Planing Mall Co. owned by W. H. L. Andrew and Charles Keller last Thursday night. They smashed front windows and stole two electric flash lamps from Jordan and twenty two pocket knives plus a small riveting hammer from Keller. Knives ranged 50 to 75 cents each. A note from Ivan Eckart praises good roads work by Trustee Bussabarger and local supervisors, recounting stone crushing efforts and road improvements in Harrison township since the early days.
A notice from Thomas & Hickman invites debtors to settle three months or more of accounts by cash or note. They offer to pay the highest cash price for wheat and accept other goods such as corn hay straw potatoes chickens pigs or any old thing in exchange. They urge prompt action and mutual elevation.
Mrs. Malinda Lahue and her son Elmer, long ill, are able to be up again. Miss Gertrude Conrad has been visiting home folks for a week and will return to Seymour Walk soon. A protracted meeting at Zoar continues with hopes of many souls joining. Miss Pearl Woertz of near Lanesville visits cousin Miss Jessie Miller and attends the meeting.
Special to The Indianapolis Star Washington December 1 a new proposition to control liquor replaces the national prohibition resolution. Rep Martin A Morrison Indiana author opposes Hobson plan proposing to bar interstate liquor traffic by constitutional provision. States may be wet if they manufacture and consume locally. saloon areas and liquor use detailed, with critique of Prohibition law.
Several residents reported on the sick list including Mrs Idella Henriott. News items mention workers like Walter McRoe and Joe Duncan with others in the community doing tasks such as well digging. A fine snowfall occurred Thursday night and local residents traveled for business and visits to family in nearby towns.
For sale an 800 acre farm located 14 miles below New Albany and 3 miles from Elizabeth. Includes 40 acres in timber, 8 acres of branch bottom land, three outbuildings, a coomphouse and barn. Inventory lists crop, mule, 1 cow, 2 hogs and chickens all for 700 dollars cash. Auction by Justi Mason of Elizabeth Indiana or Jacky Thomas of 1746 W Edwy Louisville Kentucky. Sept 206.
Notice to hunters and the public that no hunting with dogs or guns day or night, no trapping or trespassing allowed on two farms in Posey township Harrison county Indiana. Violators will be prosecuted. Also mentions Albert P. Brown and Mr and Mrs John Bigler of Morgan township in Corydon Friday.
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