Hillside Poultry Farm Catalogue Offered By Davis
Claude A. Davis proprietor of Hillside Poultry Farm five miles northwest of Corsden has printed a twelve page catalogue from the Democrat Job Office. The brochure features Single Comb White Leghorn stock with nine cuts, premium birds, record layers, trap nests, cockerels and eggs. Prices for eggs, baby chicks and grow fowls are listed and Davis asserts his line has been bred up to reliability. He invites correspondence from poultry operators and is described as a dependable young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudea. Davis
Corsden
Thessee
Mr. Davis
Ramsey
Indiana
Corypon Wess Four Games Last Week
Corydon teams won four games last week including girls defeating Louisville Girls High 11 to 9 and Shephardsville 11 to 5 on consecutive nights. Boys beat New Albany High 19 to 17, and boys seconds triumphed 19 to 8 over New Salisbury first team. Close Wednesday girls game featured lockdown defense by Christley and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Louisville Girls High School
Shephardsville
New Albany H
New Salisbury
Louisville Girls H. S
Christley and
Jones
Louisville
Swan
Gailey
Flock
Franz
Hulse
Miss Hulse
C. HL
Duke c Bt Eye Tees
Hanae
A Mehl
Bales Gay Schindler Flock
Ritter
Christley
AE En Tebe
Sayy
Franz Jfonos Lice
Eeee
Ees
Cook
Corydon Seconds
New Albany
New Albany High School
Calumet
C. ES
Roberts
Gacetes
Baxter Fried
Wagner
Miller
McKamy Brown
Eeene G
Bates
Kirkham
Wilcox
Stepto
Kaiser
McKamy
Corydon Girls
Nny
Cc. Ies
H. S
Ee. Buitaccees
Pitman Gailey
Bias Giestay Hill
Birthday Surprise for Mr Crosier in Louisville Home
A surprise party honored Mr. Stanley Crosier for his 34th birthday at his Louisville home. Guests included the Witten and Sturgeon families, Mrs Sutton Sharidan Crosier Steepleton and others from New Albany and local circles. The evening featured games music and social chat with fruits ice cream and cake. Mr Crosier received many useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Crosier
Louisville
Clyde Steepleton
Eva Sutton
Madge Crosier
Namoni Jefferies
Lena
Carna Witten
Thelma
Norma Sturgeon
Dorothy Sharidan
Stela Steepleton
Maurice Williar
Harold Williar
Edward
Arthur Sturgeon
Clarence
Earl Sharidan
Edward Sutton
Edgar Brown
Hays Crosier
Kermit and
Adron Kingsley
New Albany
January Clear ance sale bargains across dresses coats and more
Notice a few bargains across our January clearance items including ladies dresses silk dresses and coat suits. One fourth off on all men's and boys suits and overcoats and hats. Everyday groceries feature canned goods oats cocoa and sugar at reduced prices. A chance to win a Westrola Graphophone by saving receipts and voting for a church school or lodge before May 1st.
Busy Dr I F Glenn and local kin visit kin
The column lists multiple notes about local residents including Dr I F Glenn visiting. Mrs Mattie Sigler visiting relatives near Crandall. Adam with tonsillitis. Carl Davis visiting his parents in New Albany. Mrs GL EF Glenn spending Friday in the city. Mrs James L Davis confined with bronchitis. the Whitman family from New Albany visiting Beal family. George Stevens family visiting Beal Sr. Hd Adams to Cincinnati to fetch a new motor hearse. Claude Davis visiting his parents. Hope Davis recovering from flu. Minnie Felliy visiting daughter Eli Crayden with flu. Sanford Martin attending a funeral in New Albany. FH Crayden and family recovering from flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Glenn
Mattie Sigler
Crandall
Adam
Carl Davis
New Albany
Ross Davis
EF. Glenn
James L. Davis
Edgar Whitman
George Beal Sr
George Stevens
Hd. Adam
Cincinnati
Claude Davis
Hd. Davis
Little Hope Davis
Wm. H. Davis
Minnie Felliy
Eli Crayden
Sanford Martin
Arvil Martin
Maine
FH Crayden
Seca
Spelling Contest Winners Shine at Corydon School
Fifth graders competed in a room wide spelling match led by Loraine Wells who won both the overall and girls only contests. Paul Bullett led the boys division and beat Loraine Wells in a final round. For the term end rankings Charles Kepner took first, Loraine Wells second, and Rowland Adams third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon School
Loraine Wells
Paul Bullett
Paul
Charles Kepner
Rowland Adams
Harrison County Poultry Breeders Sweep New Albany Show
Harrison County poultry breeders won multiple premiums at the New Albany Poultry Show held January 0 to 14. The Corydon Poultry Farm and Hatchery took several firsts and grand champion honors with Buff Orpingtons and Rhode Island Reds across six to seven entries. Other exhibitors including Old Capitol Poultry Yards Corydon W E Amy prep Blue Spring and Indian Creek Poultry Yards Corydon secured top placements across a range of classes and breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
New Albany
Folex
Corydon Poultry Farm and Hatchery
Buff Orpingtons
Lee B. Wolfe
Old Capitol Poultry Yards
Corydon
Rhode Island
George Benton
W. E. Amy
Rhode Island Reds
Sam Taylor
Blue Spring Poultry Yards
Indian Creek Poultry Yards
F. F. Corydon
Dropsey & Son
Ist
S&s. C
S.C
S. C
Wm. Saffer
Ben Abbott
Wim. Windell
Central
Anconas
Cyrus Barnes
Elizabeth
White Rock
Dr. G. D. Baker
Crandall
Beal Bros
Ramsey
C. Anconas
Old Pen
A. J. Martin
R. C. White
Lanesville Notes Reflect Winter Murmur and Local Moves
Winter weather settles over Lanesville as Henry Goodman battles appendicitis at St. Edward's Hospital while Oscar Day paints busily for the season. Local shifts include Sam Nance buying the Allen Green property west of the exchange, Jacob Deatrick moving into Bruce Markel's Main street property, and Asa Loy opening a barber shop on Main. John Meurer retires as township trustee after four years, John Ott approved as successor and already surveying roads. Maplewood hatchery begins first setting as Henry Menges and Chris Zollman promote the venture. high school plastering by Henry Meurer, Ed Evans, Harry Taylor, Mr Voyles, and John Meurer receives praise. George Reagan visits from California. J. H. Smith travels to Corydon for legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesville
Henry Goodman
St. Edward's Hospital
Oscar Day
Sam Nance
Allen Green
The
Exchange
Jacob Deatrick
Bruce Markel
Main Street
Deatrick
John Meurer
Jake Shickels
Prospect Addition
Maplewood Hatchery
Henry Menges
Chris Zollman
John Ott
Mr. Ott
Philip Miller
Joe Sehneider
George Reagan
California
O. L. Reagan
J. H. Smith
Corydon
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Radmacher
A surprise party was held Wednesday evening January 1 at 38210 West Kentucky Street for Mrs. Frank Radmacher. Music and dancing followed. Mr Ralph Anderson and Mrs Susie Byrum won first prize. The hostess received many gifts. Attendees included Mesdames Amanda Bowman Mary Anderson Maude Brown Mary Bowman Susie Byrum Edna Anderson Goldie Radmacher Kath leen Radmacher Lucille Brown Marie K Bowman Messrs Roscoe Ralph Morse Anderson Hazel Harold Brown Robert Johnie Frank Radmacher Jr Clyde Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Radmacher
West Kentucky Street
Ralph Anderson
Susie Byrum
Mesdames
Amanda Bowman
Mary Anderson
Maude Brown
Mary Bowman
Edna Anderson
Goldie Radmacher
Kathleen Radmacher
Lucille Brown
Desirable 80 Acre Farm for Sale Near Corydon
Auction notice describes an 80 acre farm three miles south of Corydon with 65 acres cleared and 15 acres timber, all tillable under fence, including a good house, barn, smoke house and outbuildings. Ample water for family and stock, offered as a bargain by Old Capitol Real Estate Agency. Also included is a short note about Nelson Poynter becoming Editor in Chief of the Indiana Daily Student at Indiana University Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Nelson Poynter
Paul Poynter
Sullivan Times
Sullivan
Indiana
Indiana Daily Student
Indiana University
Bloomington
Young Poynter
Sigma Delta Chi
Mrs Dean Adamson Dies After Illness at Home
MRE ENA ADAMSON of Morgan passed away at her home last Wednesday afternoon after years of illness. She was fifty years old and survived by her husband Fielden Adamson, two sons Noah and Alonzo of Bradford, a daughter Mrs Mary Seifred of Louisville, her father Jacob Resch of Newton Winds, seven brothers and four sisters, and several grandchildren. Funeral services were at the UT B church in Bradford, with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Adaison
Fielden Adamson
Morgan
Noah and
Alonze
Bradford
Mary Seifred
Louisville
Jacob Reseh
Newton
Winds
UT. B
Teng
M. E
Church
Legal Notices of Marital Transfers Cited in Classifieds
A sequence of brief notices lists Edward G. Sice to Agnes M. Gettel finger, James M. Broner to Josephine R. White, John Raymond Carpenter to Hattie Mae Richard, James E. Pankey to Tlean M. Davis, and Clyde B. Jackson to Mabel E. Martin in a series of recorded transfers. The items read like public notices in a local newspaper classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Sice
Agnes M. Gettelfinger
James M. Broner
Josephine R. White
John Raymond Carpenter
Hattie Mae Richard
James E. Pankey
Tlean M. Davis
Clyde B. Jackson
Mabel E. Martin
In Memory of Violet L Bridgman Daughter of Tom Bridgman
In memory of Violet L daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Bridgman who departed this life January 30 1922 aged twenty three years. Nor tie nor change nor grief or pain can make her memory less fair. Within our hearts she lives again and dwells immortal there. Dear Violet walks with us today beloved and loving to the last. May her memory comfort us as we pass through sorrow toward faith in the Lord. Mother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet L
Tom Bridgman
Violet
Picture request for Provence Edmonia Wolfe nee Woodward
A reader seeks any possession of a pictured portrait of Provence Edmonia Wolfe, born Woodward, deceased, from Scott Township Harrison County Indiana. The daughter wishes the photo for sculpture relief and requests contact with N. E. Woodward, medical sociologist, 1353 Harvard St NW Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provence Edmonia Wolfe
Woodward
Scott Township
Harrison Vowuiuty
Indiana
N. E. Woodward
Harvard St
N. W
Washington
D. C
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Park by Laconia Ladies Society
The Ladies Society of the Laconia Presbyterian Church hosted a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. D. A. Park at the Aid hall last Wednesday. A lengthy dinner spread and numerous gifts were shared, with many attendees from Laconia and some visitors from Rehoboth. The report notes community ties, school observations, and upcoming church services led by Rev. Shell and other local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society
The
Laconia Presbyterian Church
D. A. Park
Aid Hall
Park
Rev
Shell
Chas, Brown
Laconia
Everett Brown
George Jones
Rehoboth
Center School
Larry Best
Rosier
Presbyterian Church
Shelt
Clifton Schoolhouse
Dennis A. Park
Valley City
Henry Greer
George Byrum
E. C. Winsar
May Sisters
Arthur Ashton
Bride Passes Into Domination Amid Somali Wedding Traditions
The ceremony in Juba land features a bride escorted by women to the groom’s hut where he disciplines her with a rhinoceros hide lash to claim mastery. A rope tether at the first night and silent obedience follow as the couple marks the marriage. A separate note describes a device by Voutsen that records and reverses speech on a moving wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubaland
Voutsen
Antelope to Be Cared For And Protected
The antelope, famed for color and light movements, faces extinction unless urgent protection is provided. About 3,000 remain in the United States, 850 in Yellowstone, with 2,000 in the park in 1008. The American Bison society urges measures to enlarge winter ranges in Yellowstone and create similar ranges in several western states, and to withdraw crowded areas from public use. The herd suffered exposure and depredation last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Yellowstone Park
Park
American Bison Society
California
Oregon
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Idaho
Yellowstone
Train Lighting Made Easy by Swiss Compact Dynamo Turbine
A compact locomotive lighting unit from Switzerland combines a direct connected dynamo and steam turbine with an air cooled turbine shaft bearing and stuffing box. The air fan serves as a governor, preventing turbine racing and keeping speed steady under all loads. Lamp voltage remains remarkably stable regardless of the number of lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Winter Flowers Forcing By Water Culture
A curious method to force bulbs by water grows Chinese Iiles hyacinths and paper white narcissus well. Pebbles in a dish hold water below the stones, charcoal keeps the water sweet, bulbs rest in a cool dark closet until roots start and leaf spikes reach an inch, then transfer carefully as with trench grown plants.
Golf links lead to remark on Wadleigh meeting
In a sharp exchange the diplomat recalls meeting Mr Wadleigh on the golf links. The reply notes you are not a fool and comments on a fine stroke at a pivotal psychological moment.
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Hillside Poultry Farm
Claude A. Davis
Democrat
Corypon Wess
Valley View
Hershey
Armour
Keller
Pride
W. H
CellerCo
Harrison County Poultrymen
OLD Capitol Real Estate Agency
Daily Student
Mre
Ena Adamson
Mother
Ford
Ford Motor Co
W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Corydon, Indiana
Africa
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