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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1920
Page
3
A Kentucky bred mare is offered along with a Hai driver for work anywhere single or double. Also available are two tons of clover hay, seventeen bushels winter oats, furniture, and a Kraser piano in good tone. Call at the seller’s home in Elizabeth Indiana N L New 121-2w.
The Corydon public library will be open each afternoon this week and on Monday Wednesday and Saturday nights until further notice. For sale or rent property is available in Corydon and inquiries should be made at this office.
In a special session called by Governor Broodrich, Indiana ratified the federal woman suffrage amendment with only three votes against it. The House approved unanimously. the Senate vote included Kline, McCray, and Hagerty opposing. Governor Goodrich faced pledges about a one day session and pledges to take no other business.
A garbled historical text fragment from a locality notes various names, places, and events with unclear context. The readable portions reference Miss Millie Robinson, Abbie William, and several families in a township, with mentions of visits, travels, and social gatherings across weeks and Sundays.
Two registered Jerseys offered for sale by Amos Licmason at 121-2W Corydon Lind. One four years old and two coming yearlings. High quality breed, extra fine individuals.
Mr. Cook of Rochester New York is the new manager for Curtice Brothers Cannery at this place. He intends to remain for the year and pushes cannery business. He seeks farmers support for tomatoes and offers advertising space in this issue of the Journal Democrat.
The Democrat issue announces a two page supplement containing four Trustee's Reports and additional news items. Readers are urged not to overlook this extra section for official updates and local notices.
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