Rotten Corn Disease Explained to Farmers and Vets
A physician explains a corn and millet mold disease called forage poisoning. It causes brain and nerve symptoms in horses, with treatment including iodide of potash, purges, and careful dosing. The article notes a high recovery rate in hospital cases and cites past outbreaks, sources, and practical prevention tips for farmers and veterinary staff.
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Corydon
Stauth Bros
Stevens
Scotland
Government Bureau
Iowa State Department
Cornelvet. College
Ithaca
N. Y
Geo Aan Reban University
Washington, D.C
Reinhardt Schmetzer Couple United in Franklin Marriage
Miss Amelia Reinhardt daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip J Reinhardt and Mr Frederick Schmetzer son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Schmetzer both of Franklin township were married Sunday evening at 7 30 at the Lutheran church parsonage by Rev C Schleicher The bride youngest of eight children and last to marry groom a farmer they will live near Lanesville after January 25 Congratulations from The Democrat
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Amelia Reinhardt
Philip J. Reinhardt
Frederick Schmetzer
Franklin Township
Public Auction at Evans Landing February 3 1912
The undersigned will sell at public auction at her residence in Evans Landing Taylor township on Saturday February 3 1912 starting at 10 a.m. Personal property includes two horses a binder buggies plows farming machinery and household goods. Cash for sums 5 and under. over 5 on credit for nine months with promissory notes and good surety. Elizabeth Hess.
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Evans Landing
Taylor Township
Elizabeth Hess
Barry and Bindner wed in Louisville ceremony
Miss Jessie B Barry of 831 Thirst Street and Mr John Bindner of 10837 Brook Street Louisville Kentucky married Wednesday January 8 1912 at St Mary Magdalene Church Rev Father Williams officiating. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Cook and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs David Hurn. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Louise Bindner, with Miss Louise Kruck bridesmaid and Russel Barry groomsman. The couple are well known in this county the bride formerly resided at New Salisbury.
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Jessie B. Barry
Thirst St
John Bindnery
Brook St
Louisville
St Mary Magdalene Ehurch
Citu
Father Williams
Harry L. Cook
Kvy
David Hurn
Louise Bindner
Louise Kruck
Hamilton
Ohio
Russel Barry
New Salisbury
Laconia Snow Recedes as Ice Delays River Travel
In Laconia the sleighing is good but river transport remains hindered by ice. Ed Hurst recovers from a wounded limb while Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meisner improve. Locals report freight at the landing requires driving to collect it and visitors tour the Ohio River ice with Daisy Carver and others in attendance.
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Ed Hurst
Henry Meisner
Elnora Melton
Dave Pindell
Russell
Daisy Carver
Nellie Davis
Milton Funk
Rehoboth
Claud Ashton
Ohio River
Gus Nye
Charley Ferree
Cpe
Farm For Sale Near Brandenburg With Wheat and Outbuildings
81 acres four miles below Brandenburg Kentucky two miles from Hayes Landing includes a dwelling two new barns out buildings spring cistern orchard and 12 acres of wheat in fine condition price 1800. Also notes on local letters and upcoming sale items including five miles south of Corydon sale events and local social updates.
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Brandenburg, Ky
Haynes Ldg
Social notes and visits across Sandy Branch area
Snow blankets the Sandy Branch vicinity as residents recount recent visits. Will Woertz visited Buena Vista while Milton Best recovers from a mashed hand. Altha and Delia Bryant visited Lottie Kron. Oscar Fryrear stayed with Mrs. Shaney. Mattie Keen returned home after visiting her sister in New Albany. Lena Hill returned to New Albany for work after a short visit home. Minnie Ross went back to New Albany after a week with grandparents Robert and Mary McDaniels. Bertha Englert, from thirty five miles away near Lafayette, visits relatives here.
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Will Woertz
Buena Vista
Milton Best
Altha
Delia Bryant
Elizabeth
Lottie Kron
Oscar Fryrear
Mary Shaney
Mattie Keen
James Bell
New Albany
Lena Hill
Minnie Ross
Robert McDaniels
Bertha Englert
Lafayette
Fred Bierly
C W Miller Plumber Moves Office To Residence
C W Miller, a plumber, relocated his office and shop from the building once used by Judge Ridley, now his residence on West Chestnut street near the Kintner Hotel. He will promptly answer all calls for plumbing work.
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C. W. Miller
Judge Ridley
West Chestnut Street
Kintner Hotel
Six farms for sale in Harrison county near Corydon
Six farms in Harrison county near Corydon are listed for sale by D F Lemon offering bargains in suitable sizes and quality. The notice includes contact for details and emphasizes farm value and accessibility.
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Harrison County
Corydon
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First National Bank
First National
William RipuKy
W. H. P. Wiseman
Joun H. Heith
W. J. Bulleit
Cashier
Rost Keller
Cash
Arthur B, Richert
Dr. Harbaugh
Chamberlain
Tom” Lopp
This County
Alaska
Lucy Lopp
Guston
Washington D. C
Reinhardt—Schmetzer
Barry—Bindner
Laconia
John W. Lang
Pender
Nebraska
Democrat
A. P. Stonecipher
Stonecipher
Sam Wolfe
Falls
Lottie Lewis
George Rogester
Ora Bullett
Roy Evans
Sandy Branch
C.W. Miller
D. F. Lemon
Taft
Congess
Tariff Board
George Schafer
Lanesville
George
Joseph Haun
The
Mary
Riely
Ben Hannel
B. R. Hannel
Jeff Wolfe
Scott Township
James Black
Posey Township
Mrs. Black
Arkansas
Illinois
L. 8
Fletcher
Ace
Epee
Reais
Centaur Company
Murray Staget
New York City
Hurst Hardware Coo
Corydon, Ind
Solite
Daniel Boone
Chas. C. Stoll Oil CO
Keesling
Ind
G. H. Boston, M. D
A. J. Blunk
Undertaker
New Middletown, MD
Eureka
Daly
H. H. Miller
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J. A. McGill
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