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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
2
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Henry Watterson pays tribute to Theodore Roosevelt in a long wire message to the Courier Journal and New York Herald. He recalls Roosevelt's boyhood mischief, practical nature, and strong character as a devoted husband and father, recounting personal anecdotes and political discussions.
The account portrays a candid discussion with a president about a possible third term, warning against wild hog politicians and predicting Taft's place. It lauds a bold, impulsive leader, noting his impact on Republican unity, his appeal to the young, and the void his death leaves in politics.
Leo William Quebbeman son of William and Marinda Quebbeman died at his home east of Corydon after a brief influenza illness January 10 1919 at age 33 years seven months and thirteen days He married Alice Purcell in 1908 and had two daughters and two sons He leaves a wife a son and three sisters and one brother funeral at Pfrimmer's Chapel January 12 conducted by Rev HE W Pearson He joined United Brothers church as a child and had been a member since Then an advertisement for automobiles and trucks from Byrne and Sons in Byrneville Ind offering several Dixie Flyer and Old Hickory vehicles with demonstrator units and delivery options
Frances Hottell and George Scharf were married Sunday at seven oclock in the home of the bride’s parents on East Chestnut Street. Rev. J L Battram officiated. Immediate relatives witnessed the ceremony and the couple will reside in Corydon.
A proposed Republican tax reform bill would raise township and county assessors' salaries by 50 to 100 percent, increasing township pay from 162.50 for the assessing period to 292.50 and prompting accusations of a broad salary grab costing taxpayers up to 3 million. The measure expands the state tax board's powers, enabling it to review and alter assessments and approve bond issues, with potential political favoritism and uncertainty for taxpayers. The piece frames the law as a sweeping salary expansion touching Indianapolis and major townships alike.
Washington cabled President Wilson proclaims the death of Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill on January 6 1919. The notice directs half staff at White House and department buildings for thirty days with funeral honors to follow from War and Navy Departments.
The friends of Dr A W Hottle report he is improving after a surgical operation at St Anthony's Hospital Louisville. He was operated on January 6 and returned home last Friday. The procedure was not serious and he hopes to return to his office soon.
James Lord of Corydon advertises a cattle and hog buying service calling Eureka and offering to purchase any kind of livestock. Contact details provided.
A large property sale is set for January 23 at 10 A M including horses cattle hogs farm machinery and implements. C B Kopp acts as auctioneer and invites buyers to attend. January 16.
Frank Crosier died suddenly at his brother Sid Crosier's home from angina pectoris last Saturday. He fell ill Friday at work at Davis' drug store while visiting Indiana business friend Percy Davis. Funeral services were held at 9-20 Monday at the residence and at the cemetery chapel in New Albany. Survived by three children Harriet, David, Cornelius all in New York. six siblings and four brothers. Crosier lived in Corydon for many years and worked recently for Votteler Drug Company in Louisville.
Miss Flossie McClure daughter of Edward McClure of New Albany died January 8 at St Edward's Hospital after influenza. A 21 year old teacher in New Albany township she is survived by her father two brothers Robert in France Adna of New Albany and two sisters Missea Violet and Alma of New Albany. Burial was at Betheada Friday after the remains were brought to this county.
Mrs Anna Christley of this place sustained a slight stroke at her son Will C G Christley’s East Chestnut street home yesterday morning. She was washing dishes after breakfast when she became ill. She seemed to rally but cannot rise.
The Christian Church announces services next Sunday. Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m and Morning Service at 10 30 with the topic The New Orthodoxy. Night Service at 7 o clock with Text from Romans 12 1.
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