Stallion and Jack Registration Application Notice
The board of directors requires any stockholder or renter of the Eu reka Telephone Company to consult the board before installing a box or laying a line. Stallion Owners must attend to Stallion and Jack registration forms with law attached. Deadline is March 15, 1914.
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Eureka Telephone Company
Board of
Rules and regulations marked for Harrison County Democratic primary
Minutes from a Harrison County Indiana meeting set primary rules. It details date March 15 1914 and locations for township voting and ballot procedures under Australian voting. It assigns roles to inspectors clerks and the executive committee and outlines canvassing dates in Corydon and political procedure for nominees and ballots.
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County Central Committee
Denveratie Central Committee
Harrison County
Indiana
Court House
Jorydanen
Carydon
Said
Irriday
Leac
Circuit Court
Otlice
Sapbotlice
Corydone
Corydon Indiana
Lovelock A. m
Board of
Democratic Party
Phat Andrew Ehalt
Mouser Grifin
Jacob Stevens
Parison
Clarrison
Wiibree
Sand
Autorney
Harison County
Democratic Candidates Urged to Campaign Fairly and Respectfully
A party statement urges Democratic candidates to conduct fair respectful campaigns for the upcoming nominations. It warns against unkind words toward opponents and stresses unity after races. It notes the importance of not sulking if defeated and emphasizes mutual support once nominees are chosen.
Public Auction Near Corydon Seeks Quick Household and Farm Lot
Jesse Dick will sell his personal property at a public auction at his residence one and a half miles southeast of Corydon on Thursday January 22. Items include a gold brood mare, work horse, a yearling colt, two Jersey cows, sow and pigs, eleven dozen Leghorn chickens, farm machinery such as a Deering binder, Deering mower, Buckeye cultivator, bay rake, Hoosier wheat drill, Oliver plow, two cultivators, wagon and hay equipment, fodder hay corn potatoes fruit a wrought iron range stove carpets and household goods. Sale begins at nine o'clock a.m. Usual terms. See sale bills.
Revival Services Set by New Middletown M. E. Circuit
Revival services begin February 1 at New Middletown church with Rev W I Wowerton of Main St M I church New Albany as evangelist. Second quarterly Conference at Heidelberg February 21 at 2 p m. preaching at 6 45 p m by Rev J W Walker. Preaching at Persever ance Chapel February 22 at 10 a m by Dist Supt Rev Walker.
Heartfelt thanks for support in time of sorrow
We extend our gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during our sorrow. Special thanks join our pastor Rev. F. Zirkelbach and Dr. Weaver for their kindness and care.
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F. Zirkelbach
Weaver
For Sale General Purpose Item Eight Years Old
For sale a general purpose item about eight years old. It is in reasonable condition. Inquiries to L. C. Hottell Corydon Indiana R 3. 121-3w.
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L. C. Hottell
Corydon, Ind. R
Democratic Love Feast Reaffirms Indiana Party Leaders
About twelve hundred Indiana Democrats gathered at Indianapolis January 5 for a love feast and banquet. The Central Committee re-elected Bernard Korbly as chairman and set March 19, 1914 for the Indiana Democratic State Convention in Indianapolis. Speakers included Governor Talston, Tom Taggart, Senators Kern and Shively, Congressmen Cullop Adair Korbly and Barnhart, and U S Attorney Frank Daily. Judge Duncan praised Andrew Jackson, and Shively delivered the strongest political address. The event showcased unity and confidence for a November victory, highlighting prominent leaders Samuel M. Ralston and thirteen Democratic Congress members.
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Bernard Korbly
Cof Indianapolis
Indiana
Indianpolis
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Talston
Tom Taggart
United States
John W. Kern
Benj. F. Shively
Joseph Bell
Wm A. Cullop
John A. M. Adair
Charles Korbly
Henry A. Barnhart
Frank C. Daily
Thomas A Duncan
Public Utilities Commission
Andrew Jackson
Denison
Shively
Presiioni Vensum
Aryan
Tomo Gap
Methor Samuel M. Ralston
Shiver Pand
Aer Anandaheat
Congress
Democratic Party of
Odiana
Tap
Forty Dollars Prizes For Essays On Forest Influences
The State Board of Forestry offers forty dollars in prizes to encourage forest preservation and planting on non farm land. High school entrants can win 219.50 for best essay and 7.50 for second. grades and country schools compete for 12.50 and 7.50. Essays must be inked, under 2,000 words, mailed to Hirjah A. Gladden in Indianapolis by May 1, 1914. Those entering should request literature and contest rules.
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State Board of Forestry
Hirjah A. Gladden
Indianapolis
Ind
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