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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
10
Readable sale notes show discounts on cassimere worsted serge flannels and corduroys with prices ranging from $16.75 to $34.75. Knee pants valued at $2 drop to $1.19, while shirt patterns and fabrics like Percale Poplin and Silk Jersey are marked down to low prices.
Harrison County Indiana treasurer announces sale of 40 highway improvement bonds totaling 9,800.06 dollars each with 245,006 dollar face value, bearing 5 percent interest, due May 15 20238 and semiannual payments for 20 years, to finance Posey Webster township road project. Bids open March 4 1922 at 10 A M in Corydon. State tax commissioners approve. The right to reject any bid reserved.
William Taylor of Harrison County Indiana is appointed as treasurer in this public notice listing his official role and jurisdiction.
Several influenza cases reported in Jackson township near Ramacey. A big carnival at the graded school next Friday evening features a Swedish supper. Miss Daisy Bruce seriously ill in New Amsterdam. Snow White Flour guaranteed or money back at Miles' Variety Store. Also notices on clover seed cleaning and local visits by Miss Grace Martin and Mrs. Minnie Treece. Wedding announced for Mrs Maud Duncan and Clarence R. Tucker. Old incubators and a range for sale in Corydon. Superintendent J Sheridan of Southern Railway noted.
Snow White Flour is highlighted in a brief notice drawn from the ad copy. The fragment mentions a sales pitch by a vendor named Miles and references a variety line, indicating a promotional emphasis on product quality.
Bruce Markel reports that seed lots Northern Sapling and Little Red Clover tested 99 percent pure at F-8-2-w, indicating high germination quality and purity standards for planting.
Harrison Searls, a well to do farmer living near English, was instantly killed last Saturday when his wagon was struck by a Southern Freight train. The horse bolted ahead of the train after the wagon brake failed.
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