Beautiful Ten Acre Home For Sale In Corydon Indiana
A ten acre property near Corydon city limits offers a good house with cellar stable wagon and buggy shed two cisterns and outbuildings. It includes fruit trees peaches apples pears plums and cherries and sits a short distance from the Old Constitutional Elm and Old State House Building on the Corydon and New Albany pike. Bargain must be sold by April 1 1916.
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Old Capitol of
Indiana
Corydon
Ind
Constitutional
Old
State House
New Albany Pike
GO TO CHURCH MOVEMENT SPREADS ACROSS NATION
A broad revival of religious faith is reported as churches nationwide observe Easter Sunday. The GO TO CHURCH effort, now strong for about a year, prompts believers to attend services weekly and defend the practice against nonparticipants.
Harrison county centers Centennial plans for county wide effort
Schools across Harrison county observed Indiana’s Centennial on February 4 under county Superintendent A O DeWeese. Reports show well planned programs and community feasts in small towns. A county committee will announce details for a broad county wide celebration with every resident invited to participate under Indiana Centennial Commission guidance.
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Harrison County
Indiana
A.O. DeWeese
Corydon
Indiana Centennial Commission
O'Bannon Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress
J L O Bannon writes to Harrison county Democrats amid campaign fatigue urging support for his bid in the congressional district spanning ten counties. He notes rival Cox's long tenure and higher pay, claims thirty five years of party service, and pledges honest faithful service if nominated and elected. The letter closes with thanks and personal ties to Harrison county. Local notes follow about typhoid fever illnesses, community events, and page updates from Clifton area.
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Congress
Cox
Harrison County
J. L. O'Bannon
Obituary for John W Bridgman Ends Long Life in 1916
John W Bridgman born November 14 1815 in Louisville Kentucky died February 1 1916 aged 70 years 2 months 13 days. He married Carry Thomas in 1867 and had five children two with Carry who preceded him in death. He again married Mary Byerly in 1897 and one daughter was born. Surviving are Thomas Bridgman Crandall Dr Harry Bridgman Columbia Iowa Miss Lillie Bridgman Newburn Iowa and Miss Nellie Bridgman Crandall. He served as 2nd Sergeant in the 144th Regiment of Indiana Infantry. He was a quiet neighbor a loving husband and father. A father dear from us is gone the voice we loved is stilled a place is vacant in our hearts which never can be filled.
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John W. Bridgman
Louisville
Thomas
Mary Byerly
Thomas Bridgman
Crandall
Harry Bridgman
Columbia
Iowa
Lillie Bridgman
Newburn
Nellie Bridgman
144Th Regiment
Ind. Inf
Farm for Sale in Oil Belt at Dogwood
55 acre farm in Dogwood within the oil belt featuring a productive gas well. Tillable land with eight acres of timber. Includes a new seven room house and a large barn. For details call 126-48.
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Dogwood
iCall
Indiana Day Celebrated at Frye School No 12
Friday February 4 marked Indiana Day at Frye School No 12 Harrison township. In the forenoon the program continued until 11 30 when patrons arrived with baskets of food. A noon feast featured fifteen large cakes and numerous dishes. About seventy five attendees then heard a short program on Indiana history with recitations by teacher Roscoe Davis and students. The day closed with a singing of America.
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Frye
Harrison Township
Roscoe Davis
America
Pleasant Valley Man Visits Home Folks and Local News
Pleasant Valley resident Charles Smith, now working in Newton county, returns home. Henry and Barbara Dietrich and daughter Mabel visit Isaac Lofton and wife. Alva Davis and children visit Mrs Davis's parents, Oliver and Mrs Smith. Mrs Barbara Ferock learns sister-in-law Kate Munch of Dubois county passes along news. Julius Bosier of Frenchtown visits Frank Bigler and Jacob Hiser families nearby. No. 6 School in Morgan township trains in Domestic Science under Lenore Reising. Trade offer: 160 acres Missouri farm for Harrison county land through Bush-Krebs Co. Louisville Kentucky.
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Henry Dietrich
Mabel
Isaac Lofton
Alva Davis
Public Sale Notice at Elizabeth March 4 1916
The undersigned will sell at public sale at Elizabeth Saturday March 4 1916. Items listed include 38 work horses 38 sets work harness buggy harness single and double Jersey cow three top wagons small spring wagon surrey one fourteen inch corn burr a 1915 five passenger car with electric lighter and starter and a 1915 International Harvester Truck. Sale begins at 1 o'clock Kron Bros. WANTED To rent a good dwelling house in Corydon 16 36 Frank W Shireman.
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Elizabeth
Surrey
International Harvester
Kron Bros
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Corydon Resident
Mrs. Roy Davis of Walnut Street Corydon testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave prompt relief and helped regulate kidney action. She later reiterates the benefits and recommends the medicine, priced 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also Meech's bread advertised.
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Dean
Corydon
Roy Davis
Walnut St
Doan
Riely
Davis
Winter still lasts in Lexington area with farm notes
News from Lexington Wisconsin notes continued winter, husking corn when possible, and several local movements. James Smith breaks a thumb husking corn and rests weeks while Earl Smith visits from Indiana. Various residents change roles, sales planned by Edgar Phipps and McCrady at New Middletown, and Arch family visits.
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Ind
James Smith
Lexington
Dan Jacobs
Peter Sommers
Albert Windell
Indiana
Albert
Edgar Phipps
Mr. Arch
Oscar Hanecock
In Memory of Our Dear Mother Mrs Andrew Heishman
In Memory of Mrs Andrew Heishman wife of Andrew Heishman who died January 25 1916 aged 72 years 6 months She leaves husband six children three girls and three boys and many relatives The obituary notes her kind nature and prayers for a peaceful rest with God and mentions piano dealer Frank W Shireman Corydon Indiana.
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