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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1916
Page
5
A miscellany from Corydon Indiana covers ads for cows and corn bids at the elevator, local visits to Louisville and New Albany, illnesses, farms for sale, rental listings, and parish notices. It notes Mrs. Davidson ill with pneumonia, a baby named George Faber born, and upcoming Democratic subscription renewals and county government discussions.
The bank announces its strongest financial report, with total assets totaling 382 444 54 dollars. Lawful money reserve and available cash exceed legal requirements by 100 percent.
A schol banner one yard square is described as suitable for the Centennial celebration and a school decorative pennant to remain in the building for years. The design and purpose are approved by Superintendent GeWeese with the school name and run details to be added.
The account profiles Pisynd C. Fouts of Kine River township as a loyal party member and longtime local official seeking the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner after past defeats by Davis. The piece notes his strong reputation, industrious character, and belief he would bring worthy leadership if elected. Also covered are high school basketball results where Cory High School lost to Hardinsburg with seven points, plus praise for local reception of Corydon players.
Prominent Corydon citizens traveled to Indianapolis to back F S Tuell and Henry Wiseman for the Indiana State Board of Agriculture. Tuell and Wiseman were defeated. E Lindley of Salem won with 67 votes cast. Corydon attendees included John Wiseman and several local residents. An Odd Fellows meeting at New Salisbury is planned with Grand officers attending, followed by a public meeting at New Salisbury M E Church.
A Winchester 22 caliber rifle a hammerless double barrel shotgun and a new single barrel shotgun will be sold at Harbaugh's sale Friday January 14. The notice lists the items available and the sale date.
Chas B. Kopp advertises a ten month old Jersey bull calf eligible for registration. Sire Nowle of Oaklands, noted as best strain. dam from St Lambert line. Price set at 25 dollars. Kopp offers sales attendance year round and can be reached at Corydon R. 8B 2 or Eureka exchange phone.
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