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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
13
An OCR fragment presents a list of agriculture exam questions for a sophomore class at Corydon High School. Topics include animal husbandry, draft animals, veterinary practice, wound treatment, cattle feeding, nutrition, and feed analysis with sample rations and required composition. Edward Criss signs as author/editor.
A Dodge City Daily Globe clipping reports George J. Stauth has been re elected President and a director of the Ford Dunty Federal Loan Association. Stauth, former Harrison county official, is brother to Dan F. Stauth. The item also notes a church attendance contest at a Presbyterian Sunday School, with blue for boys and red for girls, spanning October to December and involving male female tallies and Christmas day results.
Local notice proclaims daily corn crushing and cind operations at New Middletown Mill. Includes an identifying mark N-16-1 and emphasizes feed production for cows.
The Advisors Board of Jackson township in Washington county rejects appropriation for a school house. The old building is condemned by the Board of Health and classes are held in the Town Hall. Reported debate favors outdoor summer schools as healthier and cheaper.
National Bank advertises safety deposit boxes for rent at 1.00 per year. The notice states boxes available at the Ayden branch with terms and conditions for leasing.
Sunshine Hatcheries in Corydon Indiana offers custom hatching through February at 4.50 per tray of 150 eggs with a minimum one tray, limited to chicks that hatch off in February. Secure space now.
Roanoke notes show wedding plans pending and a busy social week. Residents attended Pleasant Ridge revival meetings and visited relatives across Roanoke, Corydon, and Kentland. A court case draw brought Rev. Clarence E. Davis to Corydon for the Love and Barksdale robbery matter.
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