Jersey Cattle Breeders Meet At Fair Grounds
The Jersey Cattle Breeders Club held its annual meeting at the Fair Grounds with a fine dinner music and speeches. Officers John F. Metcalf of Clark County and treasurer led elections. Judge G. Scott judged Jerseys and spoke on silos and pasture. Prizes awarded for aged cows, heifers, bulls, and herds. community lunch followed with musical performances and talks by Dr. Woolen and Mr. Scott urging stock improvement in Crawford County.
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Jersey
Beathern Indes +ossev Cattle Club
Arvos
John F
Coceh
Clark County
Urer
Lne
Hu. G. Scott
Perks Farm Company, & Corporation of
Indiana
Rawfordsville
Crawfordsville
Ubisaar
BF. Nobile
Ward & Engleman
Amos Lemna
Jersey Beer
Stockwell
C.J. Tucker
Patika
Crawford County
Cele Lefer
Crawfords
Flarrison
Klowsi
Meguibers
Askeles
Fair Hotel
Ans Allert
Fea. O c
Fea. O C.atiming
Kean Geis
Irwin
Jarsob Bresster
Mesa
Ewster
Harriet Ubz
Pericod
Georgia Lemmon
Keremon
Iano
Conrad & Son
Lew M. Gq'ken
W. “Woolen
CIA
Bor
Woolen Fit
Sail
Fair Grounds
Eighty Acre Farm For Sale Near Corydon
Eighty acre farm for sale two miles from Corydon on the pike. Features a good new house and barn with the land in good condition. Owner eager to sell and offers a bargain. Inquire at the Republican office for details.
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Corydon On
Pike
Roll of Honor subscribers to The Democrat listed
A long roster of new and renewing subscribers by name and town, with many entries from Corydon, Palmyra, New Albany, Evans Landing, and Ramsey. The list includes individuals in nearby states and regions, showing broad reader support and local engagement with the paper.
Farms for sale near Corydon with 187 and 230 acres
Two large farms for sale seven miles from Corydon. One farm contains 187 acres with a good house two barns and two springs. The other offers 230 acres with a fair house and a good barn. Both offers described as a bargain. Inquiries at the office. jne 10 tf
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Corydon
Saving and Loan Association Encourages Habit of Saving
A brief note urges readers to save money by cutting one or more chores and starting a savings habit. The message emphasizes personal responsibility and regular saving as attainable goals.
Local notes from Bridgeport and nearby towns
Last week births, sickness, and visits fill Bridgeport notes. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Yubia Farnsley. Catherine Beeler is sick. William Staley of Cedar Bough New Albany visited. Local porch work by Grantie ie Claude Farnsley for T W Peters. Ford boats, visitors, and mussel trade mentioned among neighboring families. The Woodrail damaged the Locust Point ferry hull near Knob Creek.
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Yubia Farnsley
Catherine Beeler
Grantie Ie
Claude Farnsley
T. W. Peters
Will Doughtery
Rogena Kravanough
New Albany
T. W. Peter
Shrewsbury
Sprinkles
Leavyenworth
May Carter
Louisville
D. T. Carter
Dressler
Ed Kwall
Floyd Peters
Jones
Floyd County
Walter Cooper
Zola Peters
Woodrail
Locust Point
Knob Creek
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble Promised
Plainfield New Jersey resident Mrs G Stengle reports relief from chronic stomach upset after trying Chamberlain's Tablets. She writes that after reading testimonials she started the remedy and can now eat almost anything. The note promotes sale through local dealers.
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G. Stengle
Plainfield N. J
Chamberlain
AfliDealers
Fire devastates Free land Park area with several buildings lost
A Friday morning fire swept through Freeland Park destroying multiple structures including a large grocery store. Witnesses report good health in the vicinity amid the blaze. Ottie Mosier bought a new Ford, while neighbors John Richmer Josie Yost and Henry Garing visited Frank Sparks family Sunday. Oak Grove lies one mile northwest of Corydon on the pike. Remember July 16.
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Ottie Mosier
John Richmer
Josie Yost
Henry Garing
Frank Sparks
Freeland Park
Fred Lindenmayer
William Boutipe
Grace Mason
Georgia
Raymond Chaffin
John Lambertus
Oak Grove
Corydon
Pike
Local Woman Credits Nature's Creation For Health Gain
Mrs. Wm. Bohanan of Earl Park Indiana recounts years of ill health misdiagnosed as consumption and asthma. After taking Nature's Creation since September she gained weight from 98 to 111 pounds, reports no lung hemorrhage and greatly reduced shortness of breath and cough. She praises the remedy and urges others to investigate, offering a free illustrated booklet titled Truth from M L Haymann Indianapolis.
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Wm. Bohanan
Earl Park
Ind
M. L. Haymann
State Life Bldg
Indianapolis
Doan's Kidney Pills Praise From Corydon Resident
James Glenn a Corydon farmer testifies to long relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Rively's Drug Store. A June 14 1912 statement confirms prior public endorsement and lasting benefit. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Doan's Kidney Pills are the recommended remedy by Fower Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Corydon
James Glenn
St. Corydon
Dean
Rively’s
Gienn
Doan
Glenn
Fowter-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Resolutions of Condolence for Daniel Lemmon
At a June meeting of the Harrison County Board of County Commissioners in Corydon Indiana the board adopted resolutions of condolence for the death of Daniel Felmy Lemmon. The resolutions praise his advice and counsel, express sympathy to his family, and authorize publication in county papers. Commissioners Frank Cunningham R. F. Davis and Philip Herter signed.
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Board of County Commissioners
Corydon
Harrison County
Indiana
R. F. Davis
Frank Cunninghan
Philip Herter
Daniel Felmy Lemmon
Providence
Wisdon
Frank Cunningham
Stallions Black Joe and Harry to stud in 1914 season
Black Joe a registered Stallion and Harry a grade stallion will stand at stud at the owner's farm Central and Laconia in 1914. They will serve on Monday and Tuesday at Central Wednesday and Thursday at the owner's near Rehoboth and Friday and Saturday at Laconia. Further notice will appear in this paper. WM. T. WRIGHT Owner.
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Black Joe
Harry
Owner
Central and
Laconia
Sand “Harry
Central
Rehoboth
WM. T. Wright
Adolphus and Reinhardt Coach Horse Seasons Declared for 1914
Adolfus No 2787 begins the 1914 season on April 1 with weekly locations in New Middletown Franklin township and Elizabeth W E Cotner owner and keeper Reinhardt No 5313 Imported German Coach Horse season 1914 with days at Cyrus Mauck Washington township and Corydon Fair Grounds fee 15 dollars to insure a colt and terms payable when foaled Valleys City Coach Horse Co owner and Robert Hottell keeper certificates to enroll as available
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Corydon Fair Grounds
Lafayette Stock Farm
Lafayette
Ind
J. Crouch & Son
Harrison County
New Middletown
Charles A. Walther
Franklin Township
Elizabeth
Laws of
Indiana
Adolfus
W. E. Cotner
P. O. Elizabeth
Burrison
Indiana Stallion Enrollment Board
Oldenburg Coach Horse Association
B. F. O'Bannon
D. O. Thompson
Charles W. Hickman
M. McConnell
W.E. Cotner
Reinhardt
Valleys ‘City Coach Horse Co
Cyrus Mauck
Washington Township
Fair Grounds
Corydon
Valley Crry Coach Horse Co
pPrid
Robert Hottell
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Roll of Honor
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Bradford
Ramsey
Philip Hahn
New Salisbury
W. Davis
A. J. Thomas
R. Ferock
Elia McCauley
Sundance
Wyo
Austin McCauley
Evans Landing
T. J. Williams
Crandall
Mary A. Bube
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John C. May
John Kintner
Depauw
D. H. Hurn
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Leavenworth
Harry Kepner
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Sheridan
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Parnell
Anna McPheeters
Ira J. Baker
Waterloo
Edith Coffman
Mauckport
Ella McKinney
Bruceville
Heckelman
Minnie Borden
xJacob Perryman
W. J. Timperman
Henry Bickel
Anna Zollman
Lanesville
Win
Lagle
Peter Timperman
Palmyra
Leonard Hickman
Fred Jansen
Lee Brown
Towanda
Albert Messmer
Georgetown
Christian Messmer
Florence Payton
Greenville
Carl Patterson
Foresman
C. E. Walk
Terre Haute
Abraham Harper
Daniel Swarens
Mary E. Rhodes
Corydo
Oscar M. Rice
Lacrosse
Groves
Benj. L. Russell
xHerman Lind
Charles A. Wolfe
jKy
John C. Miller
John Schweinhart
David F. Stevens
Theodores Keim
Thomas Spencer
xRobert Wetzel
Wim. A. Goss
Milltown
Anderson Davis
Ra Usey
George Adam
John J. Moyars
New Amsterdam
James Burgess
John M. Thomas
L. Shaw
Manton Carr
Ebert Kapp
Wnui
Illertling
August B. Baruach
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Neilie Kelley
Broominston
B. F. Forbes
Philip Schoen
Joseph Pate
Poplar
Bridgeport
United States
Fidelity Official
Praternal
Order Bank Internal Revenue and Customs Bonds
Department CP
Arthur B. Richert
Corydon, Indiana
John H. Heth
First National Bank Building
Coryjon
C. C. Bundy
IGE
W. P. Reichert
Pearl St
Stauth Brothers
Meepers
Ast
Sound
Stalhun
Alex Miller
Post Office
Corydon, MD
Insurance
H. H. Miller
Wmien’s Suits
Will Christley
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