10 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
1
The Democrat presents a tabulated statement of monthly rainfall at Laconia, this county, covering 1866 to 1914 inclusive. The long period includes thirty nine years of data and reflects weather patterns noted by the late Crosier of Boone Township.
The letter from Lares Cr Rosier, weather observer at Laconia, Indiana, presents a forty-nine year rainfall table. It shows a mean annual rainfall of 52.88 inches overall, with 17 year, 16 year, and 15 year segments averaging 44.38 inches, 41.23 inches, and 41.69 inches respectively, indicating a slight long term decline. The report notes only three months with no rainfall in the entire period and cites tools including a Smithsonian gauge and mercurial barometer.
Bano faces a close contest in the QI 3s battle as late votes shape the result. Analysts note a narrow margin with key precincts still to report and campaign teams braced for final tallies.
Sandy Branch and Ww P B intended for last week read the Democrat for good news Edward Best visited Jacoma last week Corda and Ray Keen made a business trip to New Albany last week William Stone and W P Fryerear recovering from influenza but able to be out Garfield Krause and Clarence Prell guests of Edward Bryant and family Mrs Mattie Spighalter Locust Point visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Keen Born to Mr and Mrs Boss Locks a fine son James Herbert Delbert and Raymond Lemmel visited Mr and Mrs Frank Hickman Lanesville Emma Miller and son Luther Kosmosdale visiting Mrs M's parents William Stone and family moved to the farm he bought from Lewis Kessinger
John R. Kirkham trustee of Webster township fixes Tuesday as his office day. He will be at his home one and a half miles northwest of New Middletown every Tuesday for official business. Jan 6.
Morgan Township official schedule states every Monday as a fixed office day to handle official business from the residence in Bradford. The arrangement notes the Iowa township conducts duties at that dwelling on a weekly basis.
A report describes residents between New Middletown and Elizabeth seeking a mail route change. The Post Office decided to keep the old morning route and use the new route on the return trip in the afternoon. Also listed is a rental ad for a six room cottage with bath in Corydon by Henry W. Wiseman.
A public appeal urges Indiana to acquire and preserve Corydon's Old State Capitol as a state memorial. The message notes the 1916 centennial, the building’s limestone construction, and the need for a suitable public square. It requests legislative action and Governor consideration to safeguard this historic site.
The marriage of William Luckett and Miss Mattie McBurney took place in Huntingburg Indiana at the Ideal Hotel with Rev. Wilson officiating. The couple plans a Florida honeymoon after a brief celebration with friends, marking a long awaited union for two middle aged sweethearts. Luckett is noted as a brother of James Luckett of the area.
Ninety eight acre farm two miles south of Corydon offered for sale with improvements water and fruit. 15 acres in Limber and terms available. Also reports of Indiana cattle club officers election and Polar Ice Company capital stock increase. Various local notices of births sales and family news.
Friends and neighbors surprised Mrs B F Pearson of Corydon Junction on her anniversary last Wednesday at 7:30 PM. About thirty guests hosted the party, with refreshments and music by D T Boston Jennings Burn and Marshal Potter. Attendees included local residents and visiting relatives from Corydon and Louisville. Trade ad notes a player piano for sale in Corydon.
Six room house on Main Street with a barn and other necessary buildings being sold by Roy Yeager. Located in Mauckport Indiana with publication dated January 20 in Sw Mauckport.
On February 4, Co Superintendent Elizabeth corporation requests 581.25 state aid for 70 days of school. Township lists include Garrison 3080.57 for 42 days and Heth 1911.03 for 49 days along with many others. The total state aid and dates are noted, followed by a legislative note on potential repeal and its impact on Harrison county.
The annual meeting of the members of the German Fire Insurance Company of Lanesville will be held at No 7 Walter's School House Franklin township at 10 o'clock p m on Saturday February 20 1915. P J Blank secretary.
For sale an eighty one and a half acre farm one mile from Corydon on a good pike. Includes a good house and barn with seven acres more tillable. A bargain for a buyer. Inquiries at this office dated January 20.
A demand for overdue payments is issued by Zabel & Son of Lanesville Indiana dated February 3. Bert Keim of Whitaker Paper Co represented in Corydon after attending the Louisville automobile show last Wednesday. Joe Busald’s personal property sale near Bradford is scheduled for Monday February 15.
A 212 acre farm area two farms in one with two building sets sits four miles northwest of Corydon. The land includes 22 acres of timber with the rest cultivable, mostly meadow and pasture, plus fruit trees, cellars, fire cisterns, barns, a silo and outbuildings. Immediate sale available with possession anytime. Inquiries at the office.
A notice urges readers living outside Harrison county to renew at $1.25 per year for US addresses starting January 1, 1915, to cover postage for out of county mailings. International subscriptions remain $1.50. Readers are advised to send $1.25 when renewing from outside the county. January 20.
A seven room house with a good barn and three quarters of an acre. comfortable for a family, cheap, ideal for a doctor’s location. Inquire at Central Cafe Dairy Lunch 29 West Ohio Street Indianapolis run by W H Rosenbarger and son Gilbert. Harrison county residents urged to call. Feb 11. H J Friedley buys Fr Beans residences East Walnut Street. All untrimmed felt and velveteen hats now 50c at Griffin's store.
An ad from the Corydon Savings and Loan Association promotes 5 percent interest on investments. It offers a paid up share for $100 in one payment or installment shares with monthly payments starting at $1.00, inviting readers with funds to invest.
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