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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1914
Page
10
In the historical segment readers are urged to recall a five day sequence in late August 1914. The notice frames the dates as a commemorative period likely tied to wartime events and public memory. It underscores the importance of early World War I milestones for the local audience.
In Indiana a clash over strategy and allegiance between Republicans and Progressives continues as leaders tour counties and public sentiment shifts. Beverly and Hayes press mobilization while Democratic sources claim improving business signals and rising support for the party ahead of November elections.
Two farms offered for sale seven miles from Corydon. One farm covers 87 acres with a good house two barns and two springs. The other spans 230 acres with a fair house and a good barn. Purchase at a bargain. Inquiries at the office. June 10 tf
Rain is badly needed in this locality. Mary Redick has been bedbound two weeks. Schmacher, Zabel, and Schleicher families from Louisville and nearby towns visit Rev. Schleither, Mrs. Walther and others. Cards for a 10th birthday shower. several residents plan fall farm moves and real estate ads appear for Corydon Ramsey area with properties and blank deeds for sale.
Last week’s notes mention Miss Purry Lee Sadler of Laconic preparing for a wedding soon. Several families from New Albany Elizabeth and Locust Point visit relatives here. James Macy and his family plan a move to Louisville for work. Lawrence Lemmier continues on crutches as news of the community filter through.
In loving remembrance of our dear brother Clarence J Russell who died July 1 1983 One sad year has passed since you were called away Great is the loss we sustain Peaceful be thy sleep dear brother We often sit and think of you when we are all alone Sisters
Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine in the world after her child recovered from dysentery. For sale by all dealers. Nick Eve of Webster township visited Corydon last Saturday. he is a leading Harrison County farmer who threshed 1980 bushels of wheat last week.
Four room house for rent in Corydon with outbuildings. For details inquire at Eureka, phone jyl5-3w.
Harry Drillett visits his father as health remains good in town. Mrs. Marrye Martin welcomes a baby girl. Families and friends travel to and from Danville Louisville New Albany and Indianapolis for visits and sales. Mrs. Elizabeth Friedley dies, and relatives traverse to New Amsterdam for the bed side.
Four Jersey heifers offered for sale with one soon to be fresh. Three younger animals available at reasonable prices. Contact Harry McGrain in Corydon Indiana at Eureka phone. Mr and Mrs Will P Reinhardt and son Arthur visited Corydon and stopped by to see us.
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