Public Auction of 37 Acres on Ave Stevens Farm
George T. Davis owner offers 37 acres at public auction two miles southeast of French Town on July 21 1922. R F. Davis serves as auctioneer Jy-12-2-w.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
3
George T. Davis owner offers 37 acres at public auction two miles southeast of French Town on July 21 1922. R F. Davis serves as auctioneer Jy-12-2-w.
Mrs. Mary Bartley a former Corydon resident dies at age 84 after kidney illness. Widow of Captain F M Bartley had three children Walter and Samuel died young Viola married to Dr George De Tar of Winslow Indiana. Funeral services held at Corydon Christian Church with burial in Cedar Hill cemetery. Surviving grandchildren and a sister in Boone township attended the service. She was a respected member of Harrison County’s oldest families.
VIL BULLEIT & SONS promote late summer Ford Aute orders for upcoming celebration fairs and picnics. The firm highlights demonstration events and customer convenience, inviting orders to secure stock.
A Corydon educational conference Tuesday morning drew County School Superintendent J T McClaren township trustees and several teachers. State School Inspector K B Wetherow spoke on sanitation, country schools, consolidation, and classifying schools while noting state aid rose from about 400000 to near 1000000 next year. Samuel L Scott and Glenn Scott, Clark and Floyd county superintendents, attended with their brother Zenos Scott of Louisville.
Citizens of Louisville contributed an extra 5000 dollars to ensure he remains in the city, reflecting local support and financial backing during a critical period.
Ka Faith of this place had the left eyeball removed two weeks ago by Dr. Hazelwood of New Albany after a year of intense eye trouble and a return of pain in May. FOR SALE One ton International truck in good condition priced to sell W. R. Voyles Ramsey Ind M-15-tf
Heavy rain on Friday July 7 damaged low-lying fields northwest of Laconia. About thirty five acres of corn were destroyed across several farms including 16 acres for Thomas Bartley, 8 or 9 acres for Harold Boone, 5 acres for Harry Best, and 3 acres for Sid May.
Harrison County records show detailed claims and allowances for July 1922. Includes board of review Frank Cunningham and various officials, janitors, road construction, and numerous contractors with itemized totals across departments and districts. Total expenditures recorded by C. W. Smith, Auditor.
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