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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1923
Page
2
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Louisville Times urges Kentucky to have Mammoth Cave and Wyandotte Cave placed under federal care. The piece argues government ownership would boost tourism, improve roads, and fund development with hotels and a landscape makeover. It notes poor access from Louisville and envisions a grand, permanent tourist destination.
In Indianapolis Indiana weighs a fierce clash between voters and the Republican state machine over the statewide primary law. The public rallies against theRepeat effort, with mass meetings and widespread protests, while lawmakers maneuver to protect or repeal the measure amid pressure from governors, trustees, and lobbyists.
The Louisville Times cartoon depicts an unofficial U S observer at a Reparations Commission meeting with the Stars and Stripes beside him and a bag of Peanut Politics. It suggests officials doubt the administration’s policy and hints the United States could have helped restore order in Europe without trouble.
A pro and anti primary law clash over an abbreviated statewide primary for selecting congressional and county candidates. Opponents fear compromise with voters over governor and senator races, while supporters vow to defend the law. Indiana lawmakers prepare for renewed political maneuvering over the next fifty days.
A bill to tax cigarettes in Indiana is introduced by Rep. Thomas Bo Brown of Mt. Vernon. He suggests a tax of two to five cents per box to raise funds for a new reformatory. Brown notes he has not finalized details and denies ever smoking cigarettes.
The Star Car offers appearance and reliability rivaling pricier models with careful design and durable construction. Its dealer network in Durant and Harrison County urges potential buyers to test drive before purchasing, claiming unmatched value in the low priced field.
A 483 acre farm near Elizabeth with 9 acres wheat 4 acres oats 214 acres rye and 75 bushels of corn plus livestock and equipment is offered for 2800 with immediate possession. Also notices appointing executrix Thyma Struble and administrator Eugene Wiliner, plus a trustee appointment in Harrison County.
The trustee announces weekly office days at a residence one fourth mile east of Lenesville to attend to official business. Frank Lin Township names Moudis for each week with attendance planned at the residence.
Administrator Wilford Datricek announces a public auction of Minerva J. Deatrick's estate at the late residence near New Middletown Webster township Harrison County Indiana on January 23 1923 starting at 10 am. Items include livestock lumber growing wheat corn chickens farming implements and household goods with cash for small sums and six month credit on larger totals with a note and sureties. John Seipel is auctioneer.
The notice outlines laws restricting hauling heavy loads on thawing roads with narrow tires, listing weight limits by tire width and vehicle, and fines from five to fifty dollars per violation. Road supervisors and gravel road superintendents may arrest offenders, with a two dollar fee paid to the arresting officer. County Highway Superintendent WwW. G RHOADS signs as J-10-3.
Notice is given that on January 22, 1022, at 2 PM in Corydon Indiana the Harrison County Treasurer will offer for sale an issue of 36 Posey Township bonds, bearing 5 percent interest payable semiannually, maturing serially from May 1 2824 and every six months thereafter. Bonds issued under Indiana law to fund Jacob Fiondenbush road work, with bidding per face value and redemption at will. Clyde H. Lottick, Attorney.
Public notice states that after March 16 1925 the company as trustee under a trust deed will dispose of property and distribute proceeds to creditors. Creditors must file claims with notes or evidence of indebtedness and an itemised verified statement by March 31 1923. New Albany Trust Company, trustee, Pearl at Main Streets, New Albany, Dudiana.
Officers of Harrison County Telephone Company Elizabeth Indiana petition the Public Service Commission for a new rate to serve stockholders and line renters. A December 30 1922 meeting recommended action. They seek at least 8.00 per year for stockholders paid quarterly and 12.00 per year for renters paid quarterly. Directors
Nodak Studio promotes rapid development and finishing of film work. Mail your films with the name and address and proper postage for quick service at Jordan Studio on Jordan Street.
The notice lists lands and town lots returned delinquent for nonpayment of taxes for 1922 and prior years. I. C. W. Smith as Auditor certifies the list as correct and liable to sale. Public auctions begin February 12, 1923 at 10 AM at Corydon Court House, continuing daily until all parcels are offered.
Stock farm listing near Corydon Indiana offers 175 acres with 100 acres fertile grain or tobacco land producing 52 to 71 bushels per acre last season. 75 acres pasture woodland, six room house with cellar summer house garage silo poultry house driven well cisterns and water. Fencing and stock water provided. Sold at sacrifice or on terms. Write E L McKinst er Corydon Ind.
Harrison County Indiana. WIlford S. Deatrick named administrator for the estate of Minerva J. Treatrick deceased. Estate described as solvent. Attorney Clyde Ro Lotrick listed. Also ad for Akron tires from Grafton B. Davis 44 W South St Akron Ohio.
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