Antioch Notes Mention Social Visits and Local Events
Mrs J Ro Smith and two children visited friends in New Albany over the weekend. Grandma Mayfield is on the sick list. Noble A Farnsley attended Richard Harmon's funeral in New Albany last Tuesday. Augustine Henriott visits relatives. Mrs Lawrence Smith traveled to New Albany Saturday. Sam and Lawrence Stalky visited Farnsley at Sunday. C C Mayfield of Sellersburg visited his mother last week. Miss Viola Farnsley sang and read at a bazaar at the U B Church in New Albany Thursday night. Merry Xmas and Happy New Year from Democrat readers. Your account is past due call for settlement. Restaurant meals taxed in Germany up to 100 percent for meals costing $2+.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ro. Smith
New Albany
Grandma Mayfield
Noble A. Farnsley
Richard Harmon
Augustine Henriott
Lawrence Smith
Nias
Sam
Lawrence Stalky
Sellersburg
Viola Farnsley
U. B
The Price of Alaska Revealed in Lane Letters
Historical notes expose how, before the Civil War, Russia offered to sell Alaska for 1.4 million dollars. The United States later paid 7.2 million to cover Alaska’s purchase and Russia’s wartime demonstration expenses, stabilizing a key resource-rich territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin K. Lane
Russia
United States
Alaska
England
Europe
France
Seward
Burt
Meet of Harrison County Boys in Political Ties Across West
Frank Funkhouser of Spokane recounts an Washington Seattle meeting with Will Brandenburg, two former Heth township boys now shaping Western politics. The letter describes a reunion, shared dinner, and a shift from Republican to Democrat influence in Senate races, with many local signatories from Corydon Mauckport and surrounding towns backing the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Washington
The
Democrat
Frank Funkhouser
W. E. Funkhouser
Heth Township
Seattle
Corydon
Indiana
Bryan
Tracewell Guards
Will Brandenburg
Mauckport
Wil
Great Northwest
Will
Republican Party
Frank
Jefferson
Jackson
United States Senate
Aoc
Del
Blarkson County
West
Vault delays at Corydon State Bank promise safe custody
The bank warns the vault will not be ready on January 1 and arranges with a Louisville bank to securely store all securities and papers until their vault is usable. Citizens may bring items for safekeeping to Corydon State Bank for custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Centra Africa Bride Dowry Tied to Bride Fatness Custom
In central Africa girls are fed heavily to gain corpulence under a beauty standard before marriage. The bridegroom pays a dowry to the in laws rather than the bride, calculated by the bride’s size, with the cycle framed as social necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Africa
Tuen
Detroit News
Newton Brooders Promote Modern Brooding for Chick Rearing
Plan now to raise next season's chicks with Newton brooders noted for high hatch success and low labor. The ad pledges the original time tested Newton Coal burning Colony Brooder as the best option, urging early orders and a free booklet. The seller seeks hatching eggs in January from B I Reds, Bard Rocks, White Rocks, Bul Orpingtons, and similar strains, inviting responses from Corydon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Brooders
Newton
B. I
Bard
Eureka
Corydon
Ind
Christmas Savings Club at Corydon State Bank
The Christmas Savings Club is growing and invites new members to join. Visit Corydon State Bank to learn details and how to participate in the savings program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Savings Club
Corydon State Bank
Notice to Non-Residents in Harrison Circuit Court Case
Harrison Circuit Court in January Term 1923 requires non resident defendants Roy H Case Kate Rice Douglass Brewer Ethel Hardin Edward Hardin Pearl Harden Minor E Hardin to appear January 25 1923 or plead to a partition action regarding real estate in Harrison County Indiana. Clerk WM R Stevens notes notice at Corydon December 12 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison
Joseph Oscar Case
Jesse L. Case
James B. Case
Roy H. Case
Kirkham
O’bannon
Kate Rice
Douglass Brewer
Ethel Hardin
Edward Hardin
Pearl Hardin
Minor E. Hardin
Tate
Harrison Circuit Court
Corydon
WM. R. Stevens
Excelsior Telephone Holds Annual Meeting December 30
Stockholders of the Excelsior Telephone Company to meet at No 3 School House Franklin township December 30 1922 at 1 PM. Dividend of 4 dollars declared for each stockholder whose stock is in active service. Secretary A Bruch requests attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Telephone Company
School House
Franklin Township
W. DP. A. Bruch
Third Annual Poultry Show Slated in Corydon
Notice announces the 3rd annual Poultry Show to be held in Corydon January 4 5 and 6 1923 Entries should be prepared and sent promptly to Dr L B Wolfe Secretary D 13 3 W Entries must be received soon to participate in the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
L. B. Wolfe
The Long Rule Protecting Minority Rights
The chief aim of the human rights movement among Jews is to safeguard the rights of minorities and ensure equal protection under the law.
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Ford Owners
FORD
Ford Motor Company
Ford Dealers
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Corydon, Indiana
Eastern
Kentucky
H. Buchanan
Dealer
Ideal Restaurant
Lush’s Restaurant
Pearl Street
Antioch News
W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Germany
Far West
Funkhouser
Roll OF Honor
Corydon Democrat
Griff L. Watson
Robert R. Beard
James Perry
George Lind
Georgetown
John W. Leffler
Frank Kiesler
New Salisbury
A. H. Bobo
Bradford
Beanblossom
Arthur
Lepp
Laconia
A. A. Gibson
New Amsterdam
Wm. H. Breedlove
Wm. H. Breedlove, Depauw. Mrs. C. W. Cook, Corydon. Carter Rosenbarger
Wm. D. Stevens
Jacksonville
W.J. Stratton
Manhattan
Kaw
August Rochner
James Smith
Lexington
Til
Cato L. Kaiser
Jesup
Iowa
Straud Toler
Jennie Patterson
Ramsey
Fred Hausz
Rachel
Joel F. Russel
Chas. R. Pitman
Minnesoa
Kan
Nevil Deen
Central
Anna M. Hays
Zely M. Radcliff
Depauw
David B. Salts
Nathan Smith
Ora Lee Faith
John Gohl
EH. G. Boone
Oscar Case
Elizabeth
W. O. Sappenfield
Palmyra
Claud Snyder
New Middletown
Mason Lo
Edmund Rumbley
John L. Miller
Firman Selig
John If Arnold
Elizabeth Rudel
W. J. Conrad
Wyandotte
S. Denbo
Orleans
Melvin G. Davis
Brooklyn
Towa
Edward Snider
P. J. Stevens
A. J. Sappenfield
John W. Lang
Los Angeles
Calif
Elvira Tucker
Saybrook
J. EL Sherman
Detroit
Mich
Eldo Sappenfield
Gedreetown
Harve Bottles
Seiwas
Ment
Henry Roudenbush
Delavan
HHS
Geo
Wiseman
Bloomington
Edward Diebich
Corsdon
AL Bussabarger
M. C. Kirkham
Lee Wheat
Kansas City
KE. H. Eskew
Calié
George Spath
Orton
S. DD
Rachel Stonecipher
Milltown
George Luther
Robert Gibson
CG. Bullett
J. W. Roberts
Charles Matthews
Sam Miller
Wim. Ridley
W. Samuel Pfrimmer
Evamers State Burk
Lanesville, Indiana
Surety Company
John L. Walter
Jowan W. Shuck
Geo. C. Simler
Chris. P. Zollman
Philip J. Blank
John W. Shuck
Fred J. Schneider
Schuppert’s Bus
Rosenbarger
Lanesville
Pearl and Market Sts
Nour Accz
Schuppert
Southern Indiana Orchard Company
David
Stoker
Wrouch
Roper
Meech
Railroaders’ Supply CO
Kintner Apartments
Ernest Conner
Ontrometrist
Conner
New Albany, Ind
John H. Heth
Ballett
Corydon, Ind
John Whites CO
Louisville, KY
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