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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
2
Advertising: Display Ads Rates and Insertion Details
Classified note announces advertising rates at 10 cents per inch for display ads. Mentions a readers scent a line and specifies that longer runs beyond three months require an application to inform readers of standing ads.
Classified church ad lists admission fee and service charges
A local newspaper notice describes an 80 cent church event with admission for profit and line charges of 12 percent. It mentions miscellaneous notices including obituaries and special service fees. Donations and payment in money or stamps are requested, with page line counts and per line charges specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nin Tts
Cialis
Wade
Fried Chicken and Peach Cobbler Praise from Mrs Ralston
Mrs Samuel Ralston wife of the Governor is praised for defending native American fare against French cookery and medical dietetics. The piece lauds fried chicken hot biscuits and peach cobbler as essential comforts, linking editors and citizens to historic American food and Gettysburg era valor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Indiana
Samuel Ralston
Our
Fund
Mary
Republic
Gettysburg
Subscriptions list with scattered new members and notices
The item lists new subscribers to The Democrat, naming numerous individuals and towns including Corydon Louisville New Albany and others. It includes a public notice banning hunting or trespassing on farms five miles south of Randall with penalties, and reports the death of Martin Scott near Corydon with funeral travel to Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Frank Schenk
Milltown
Win
F. Deatrick
Caryden
P. McCullum
White Cloud
Mauckport
Jos
J. Spath
Locust Point
Harve Albin
Louisville
French D. Miles
New Middletown
Minton
Ft. Worth
Tex
Benj. A. Flock
Corydon
John Brunner
X. TE. Fleshman
Okmulgee
Okla
H.W. Shields
Fresno
Cal
Christopher Goswein
Lunesville
Henry Gleb
A. i. Thomas
Kentland
Ind
Faith
New Albany
Mary E. Haun
Forest Vee
New York
Napy
Cora le Ramisey
Martin Push
Putsy
Corbett
Gary Im
Lizzie Mehuppert
Depauw
B. F. Davis
Crandall
Reed Sharp
Ben D. Jordan
Falen Eaton
New Salisbury
Elizabeth Stoner
Randall
WH. Scott
Princeton
Martin Scott
Democratic editors praise Wilson administration and Indiana leaders
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association endorses President Wilson and his cabinet, praises tariff and currency reform prospects, lauds Governor Samuel M. Ralston and Senatorial unity, commends the 68th Indiana General Assembly, and thanks southern Indiana hosts while urging preservation of the Grand Old Constitution Elm and Corydon’s Old State House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Democratic Party
United States
Indiana Democratic Editoral Association
Woodrow Wilson
Wall Street
Indiana
Thomas Riley Marshall
Indiana Democratic
Fathers of the Republic
Congress
Samuel M. Ralston
Flis
Blue Sky Commission
Ralston
Thomas A. Hendricks
Democrats of
General Assembly of
Legislative
Executive Department
Public Service Commission
Democratic Press
Seymour
New Albany
Corydon
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Thomas Taggart
French Lick
Frank Gwinn
Lew M. O*bannon
Smith
Weedon
Monon
Southern
Commonwealth
F J. Crittenberer
Bes Pr. Louruary
George H. Hazen
Sunday School Celebrations Mark County Annual Event
The seventh Oak Grove Sunday school anniversary drew a large crowd despite heat. Fifteen schools sang, with Miss Louise Stoy of New Albany among speakers. other events followed at Pfrimmer's Chapel Union Chapel and Bethany Corydon with Rev. T or and speakers, music by a Laconia quartet and solos by Cleo Flanigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Prove
Louise Stoy
New Albany
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Union Chapel
Boone Township
Battram
Adrian Struble
Martin V. Hanger
Tanger
Laconia
Cleo Flanigan
Bethany
Corydon
I. A. Robertson
M. L. Peter
John Harbaugh
J. L. O'Bannon
Public Sale of Furnishings at Kellertown Farm 1915
On Thursday July 1 1915 at Kellertown Scott Township I will sell to the highest bidder all home furnishings including carpets chairs beds bedding stoves pictures and various articles. Sale begins at o'clock with lunch served noon by the Ladies Aid of Mt Solomon. Cash for 35.00 and under. over 5.00 on credit with note and approved security. Mas Rupert Baxley owner. Auctioneer C Kopp. Also mention of trains from Corydon to New Albany for Chautauqua at Glenwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Solomon
Rupert Baxley
Kellertown
Scott Township
Kopp
Fifty Year Morgan Raid Observance Recalled in Corydon
Visitors gathered July 9 recall the 1863 Morgan Raid anniversary. D. F. Lemmon and T. J. Wilson of the Harrison County Historical Society announced plans for a September Old Settlers meeting to mark the raid, inviting Home Guards and Confederate veterans to attend and be publicly remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
D. F. Lemmon
T. J. Wilson
Harrison County
Corydon Ia
Morgan
John ©. Strout
Wra. J
Melkinster
Oak Ridge Social Visits and Local Gatherings Cite SummerEvents
Oak Ridge residents record visits and Sunday gatherings with neighbors and relatives across Crandall West Point and Locust Point. Attendees include the Crosier Shields Brown Cunningham and Robson families plus several young visitors. A church event at Union Chapel and an ice cream supper in Rehoboth are noted among the week’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Weaver
Thomas Cooper
Paul Wayne
Harold Crosier
Sinconia
Harve Conrad
Ellen Radmacher
Geraldine Crosier
West Point
Rehoboth
Chase Greer
Frank Cunningham
M. F. Shields
Crandall
Maggie
Harry Funk
Union Chapel
May
Sallie Shields
Ruth Brown
Homer Hoke
Pearl Greer
Miss May
Homer Stoke
Locust Point
Loke Conrad
Fidelia
Estyal
Gladys Shields
J. B. Shields
Edna Clarke
Carrie Cunningham
Hewitt
Estyal Shields
Carrie Boone
Leora Byrum
Cooper
Douglas Kingsley
Margaret
Laura Ridgeway
Franklin
Nellie
Leona Cooper
L. D. Robson
Notice of Letting Furnace Contract Depauw High School
Trustee of River township Harrison County Indiana invites sealed bids to install a hot air furnace in Depauw High School building. Bids due 1 pm August 9 1913 at Depauw office. Plans and specs on file. Right to reject any bids. Dated July 14 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River School
Harrison County
Indiana
Depauw
Depauw High School
Co. W. Smith
Delayed We All Enjoyed a Fine Rain in New Salisbury
Frank Kahl of New Albany visited friends in New Salisbury. Lucile Haub returned home after a three week Louisville visit. Iva Buechler of New Middletown visits her father Edd Buechler. Mollie Hauswald of Corydon spent Sunday with Melissa Routh. Rev FE Snider and family from Brownstown visit locals. Will Temple and Mary Fichels of New Albany visited C C Damon family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kahl
New Albany
Lucile Haub
Louisville
Iva Buechler
New Middletown
Edd Buechler
Mollie Hauswald
Corydon
Melissa Routh
Snider
Brownstown
Will Temple
Mary Fichels
C. C. Damon
Local notes from Lazy Creek and visits this week
Health is good in the locality and blackberries are scarce. Mrs Richenbach visits friends in Kentucky. Philip Jaevers pays John Garing a short visit Sunday. Albert Messmer and wife visit John Garing last Saturday. Ernest Riechenbach contemplates moving to Montana to take a 320 acre homestead. Joe Losson and family and Mrs Oscar Hoffman of New Albany visit Mr John Lambertus. Dr Edward Ross of Louisville Edd Amelung of New Albany and Felix Losson of Paoli Pike visit John Lambertus and report a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richenbach
Kentucky
Philip Jaevers Pais
John Garing
Albert Messmer
Ernest Riechenbach
Montana
Joe Losson
Felix
Oscar Hoffman
New Albany
John Lambertus
Edward Ross
Louisville
Edd Amelung
Felix Losson
Paoli Pike
Local News Notes From Dolan County Area
Sandy Branch and Mrs Tillie Brinley are listed as sick. Benton Babcock is in poor health. Bertha Lemimel has mumps. Edward Best lost his house and most belongings in a July 4 fire. Visitors include Mrs Ira Babcock and children from Vevay and relatives of Cordie Keen. Families from Lanesville Elizabeth Locust Point Louisville and nearby towns are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Brinley
Benton Babcock
William Deatrick
Falls Cities
Edward Best
Ira Babcock
Vevay
Dick Smith
Lanesville
Kerastus Smith
Elizabeth
John Lemmel
Roy Keen
Wallace Leon
Dora Yeager
Locust Point
Cordie Keen
Erica
Alice Brant
Louisville
Edward Bryant
Wheat harvest nears end as farmers ship to Louisville
Central area farmers report most threshing done and hay and oats harvest winding down. Many locals attended the Oak Grove celebration last Thursday. Jesse Beard of Indianapolis visits sister Mrs. Henry Watson near Central. Adam Robbins moves into the Central parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Oak Grove
Jesse Beard
Indianapolis
Henry Watson
Central
Adam Robbins
Lingis
Jacob Rosenfield
Mauckport
Rosenfield
Walter Applegate
God
Harry Stepro
Rev
J. Hedrick
Grandview
Ind
First Christian Church of
Alva Tindall
Hays Couple Wed in Washington Far West
Mr Tully Herbert Hays and Miss Terese Ruth Miller married June 23 at Mt Vernon Washington. Hays formerly taught locally and recently took a civil engineering position with a railroad firm after moving west about three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully Herbert Hays
Sam Hays
Heth Township
Terese Ruth Miller
Mt Vernon
State of Washington
Hays
Pension practitioner Lew M O Bannon offers claims help
Lew M O Bannon of Corydon Indiana advertises extensive experience in pension practice with emphasis on widows claims He will call at homes and prepare applications for those entitled to pensions under the law Contact details provided for visits by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew M. O’bannon
Cait
Corydon
Indiana
Petition for road improvement in Harrison township Indiana
A petition filed with Harrison County Auditor requests construction and improvement of a free gravel or macadamized road in Harrison township. The document seeks grading draining paving with stone, widening to eighteen feet, and installation of drainage, bedrock, crushed stone, and screenings, with two audience view ers to be appointed for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Indiana
Harrison Township
Board of Commissioners
State of
Commissioners’ Court
Harrie Sid County
Harrison
Corydon and
White Cloud
Harrison Cwp
Sidign Way
Harrion Township
Mongesia Corydon and
Waite Cloud Highway
Spencer
Saigrout
Sraev
Sivd
Notice to Road Contractors in Harrison County Indiana
The Harrison County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for the improvement of Thus. P. Neely et al road in Heth township by grading draining and paving. Bids due August 1913 at 2 PM with bond equal to double bid. Anti collusion affidavit required. Board may reject any or all bids.
Harrison County Highway Improvement Bid Notice 1918
State of Indiana Harrison County announces a bid for grading draining and paving a section of highway known as the Charles E Jacobs et al road in Heth township. Proposals due by August 1918 with plans and specifications on file at the Auditor's office. Lowest responsible bidder after noncollusion affidavit to be chosen. board reserves right to adjust contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harrison County
Heth Township
Board of Commissioners
State of
State of Indiana
Cloek
BLM
Charles E. Jacops
Notice of Sale of Free Gravel Road Bonds for Taylor Township
Notice is given that at 2 o'clock P M August 2 1913 bonds will be offered for sale in Harrison County Corydon Indiana for a free gravel road project. Forty bonds will be issued in denominations of 200 and 60 000 total with interest at 6 percent per year payable semi annually. The bonds are dated July 1 1913 and will be sold at the County Treasurer's office. J D Pliman Treasurer Harrison County states the sale will accept highest bids. Also referenced is a notice for ginseng and yellow root by I M Berman dated May 28 indicating unrelated business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Township
Corydon
Harrison
Luditon
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Corydon Democrat
Lew M. O'Bannon
Bolton
Proprietor
York World
Roll of Honor
Kb. Albin
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Glenwood Park
Oak Ridge
Dr. Hess
J. J. Balliet & Son
New
Salisbury
Lazy Creek
Sandy Branch
Dol. P. B
Bertha Lemimel
Far West
J.L. Ooorannon
A. HC
D. FL Lemmon. Atty. For Petitioners
Ies
J. L.cbannon
J.D. Pliman
I. M. Berman
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