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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1921
Page
2
Advertisements urge prompt kidney care with Doan's Kidney Pills as the best remedy. Mrs Kost from Corydon testifies to relief from back and side pains, urinary irregularities, and fatigue after use. Price is 60 cents at dealers. Also note a Kodak finishing service notice from Jordan Studio.
Kentland notes report warm weather and harvest delays with oats 200d in the area. Local visits include Kitterman and Kirkham families and a Kentland carnival drawing large crowds. Farm ads promote July sales on BaySide Country Farm Rumsey Ind and Jordan Studio photo enlargements.
Report notes very poor wheat yields and low quality from several local threshings near Corydon. John J Gleitz Otto Gleitz and L Dick each report scant returns with light bushel weights. Thomas Brandenburg fared better though overall farming conditions are discouraging.
Federal Judge Whitmer held under the War Risk Act that installments become payable only to the designated beneficiary during life and, after death, pass to the soldier’s heirs per the soldier’s state intestacy laws. The Cassarello case involved Patsy Gilette as beneficiary and executor Savino Cassarello seeking future installments for wife and daughter.
In memory of Brother Jesse E. Evans who died June 21, 1921. Elizabeth Lodge No. 578 JT C F of Indiana resolves to drape in mourning for thirty days and extend condolences to the family. Signed by John W. Hildebrand Jr Erastus L. Smith Ray Forewster.
A Indiana farming notes summary covers the U S Grain Growers Inc efforts and co operative marketing plans. James K Mason outlines benefits for producers and consumers and a dairy committee meeting proposes a five member delegation to Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul to study marketing systems. Business details reference Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations meetings and constitutional amendments for Sept 6 1921. John G Brown attends American Farm Bureau Federation meeting with National work progressing. Carnation flour promotion by New Middletown Milling Co endorsed by Oscar McCollum.
Mrs Elizabeth Funk wife of Edward Funk died at her Boone township home after a long illness following a cancer operation about eighteen months ago She was 57 and survived by her husband two children Stoy Anderson and Stoy Funk a grandson Maurice Anderson and brothers Prof Richard Evans Jerry Evans and William Evans all of the county Funeral services were at Rehoboth last Friday at 2 30 PM with Rev Duff officiating and burial in the nearby cemetery
Samuel N. Voyles & Son announce a sale featuring Registered Jersey cattle including two one year old bulls, two Registered Jersey heifers with calves, and small Registered heifers. Sale date June 15 four weeks. Depauw Indiana Eureka phone Ramsey exchange.
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