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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1922

Page

4

Local notices and classifieds brief roundup

Various small ads and notices including Ford vehicles for sale at V. H. Bulleit & Sons, a sick boy in Corydon, a business trip home thwarted by sleet, a cow wanted, and travel notes from Mrs. Charles W. Brubeck and daughter visiting relatives in Elizabethtown with reflections on Denver.

Charles W. Brubeck Jessie Brubeck Denver Col Anders Rasmussen Elizabethtown Philip Brubeck

Carnation Flour Ad Boasts Superior Quality

A vintage ad proclaims Carnation Flour as better than the best with standout texture and performance. The slogan emphasizes high quality and reliability, appealing to home bakers seeking superior results.

Bullett Goes to Philadelphia on Insurance Business

In Corydon, H Bullett and Son reports the Penn Mutual agent travels to the Philadelphia home office on a business trip. Readers note Jacob Green, New Albany, renews Democrat subscription and discusses Floyd county sheriff candidacy while praising Jake's potential. Mrs Plohr of Harvey Illinois sends a message about hard times and loyalty to the Corydon Democrat amid political family ties.

FA. Bullett Penn Mutual Insurance Company Philadelphia Jacob Green New Albany Green Harrison County Miss Cromwell Webster Township Jake Floyd County Floyd George H. Plohr Harvey Illinois Corydon Plohr John Bennett Wm. T. Graves Jackson Township

Announcement column candidates for Democratic nomination May 2 1922

A local announcement column lists candidates for the Democratic nomination in the primary election to be held Tuesday May 2 1922. The notice identifies participants and urges civic participation in the electoral process.

Pealle Erni Seeks Democratic Nomination for Joint Senator

Floyd County candidate C Pealle Erni seeks the Democratic nomination for Joint Senator representing Floyd Harrison and Crawford counties in the state legislature. The bid hinges on the outcome of the Democratic party election in the district.

C. Pealle Erni Floyd County Floyd Harrison Crawford Said Saict

Mauck Nominates for Harrison Sheriff in May Primary

Co. D. Mauck of Scots township seeks the Democratic nomination for Harrison County sheriff in the primary on May 2, subject to party action in the county.

Co. D. Mauck Scots Township Sherif Harrison County Democratic Party

Harrison Township Trustee Primary Candidates

Charles H. Toler seeks the Democratic nomination for Trustee in Harrison Township with party action on May 2. Charles Fravel and James E. Smith known as EA are also candidates subject to Democratic party action at the May 3 primary.

Charles H. Toler Harrison Township Charles Fravel James E. Smith Democratic Party Talking Machine Victor Conrad & Son Piano CO

John W. Ott Seeks Democratic Nomination for Franklin Trustee

John W. Ott is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Trustee of Franklin Township, pending action by the Democratic party of the township at the primary.

John W. Ott Franklin Township

McAdams Seeks Democratic Primary Win for Assessor

Safe L. McAdams of New Amsterdam seeks the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Washington Township, subject to the party's action, at the May 2 primary.

Safe L. McAdams New Amsterdam Washington Township Democratic Party

Robbery at Lincoln Savings Bank in Louisville

Bank president V. J. Bulleit reports Lincoln Savings Bank and Trust Company in Louisville was robbed of 3737.75 in gold silver and paper money. Four men studied Miss Lillian Devine the cage keeper as she lunch and left in seconds after a man changed money and another used a heel against the door to open the emergency cage. Detective notes a rubber heel impression six times on the door. Runell bank president believes he was in the lobby during the robbery.

Lincoln Savings Bank and Trust Company Louisville V. J. Bulleit Lillian Devine Runell

J. J. Bulleit Reaches Seventy-Eight in Family Honor

A Sunday gathering at Mrs. William Christley's home celebrated J. J. Bulleit's eighty-eighth birthday. Attendees included Bulleit's children and families led by son W. J. Bulleit of Louisville, with Mrs. Rose Gwartney absent in California. Bulleit's health has improved and friends extend birthday wishes. John J. and William B. Gleitz attended the Indiana Brotherhood of Threshermen state convention in Indianapolis, where Gleitz serves on the board. Mrs. Mark Harris and Adna L. Harris visited in Orleans, with plans for her California trip to Somis later in February to visit Ralph E. Harris, ranch manager of 6000 acres.

William Christley J. J. Bulleit Mr. B Rose Gwartney California Joe Bender Christley F. A E. S Guy Bulleit Corydon W. J. Bulleit Louisville Bulleit John J William B. Gleitz Indiana Brotherhood of Threshermen Indianapolis Messrs Gleitz John The Brotherhood Tomlinson Hall Mark Harris Adna L. Harris Orleans

Receipts Disbursements for Light Cemetery and Linking Funds

A terse financial note lists receipts and disbursements for three funds: Light Fund, Cemetery Fund, and Linking Fund. It notes balances or movements without detailed itemization.

Jackson Township Bank Moves to New Quarters

The Jackson Township Bank relocates to a new building described as a modern odd fellows facility. The move signals expansion and revised street access for customers in the district.

Odd Fellows Jackson Township Bank Corydon Junction Heuser

Bridgman Family Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

Mr and Mrs Thos Bridgman express gratitude to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy shown during the sickness and death of their daughter Violet. They also acknowledge many floral offerings.

Thos Bridgman Violet

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Viking Viking Fabric Saffer & Kirkham Corydon, Indiana V. H. Bulleit & Sons H. R. Lemay Crandall Democrat Elmer LaHue Neal LaHue George Crawford Nellie John Y. Hudson Jack Holliday Ezra Kopp Alliene Montgomery Duggins Eureka Dogwood Ind WV. H. Bulleit & Sons Bank of Louisville V. J Bulleit Signal Corps United States Army Dream Theatre Harrison Post No. 123 American Legion J. J. Bulleit Reaches J. J. Bulleit & Son Financial Report L. H. Wolfe Indiana General Fund Water Fund Light Fund Library Fund L. BR Wolfe Victor Records Keller’s Grocery Dept
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