Camping party on Blue River at Samuels ford Spencer township
A group of Corydon New Albany and Louisville men camped last week on Blue River at Samuels ford in Spencer township. George Fried caught the fish and Lee McMonigle did the cooking. Earl Cline plans to work in Michigan City. A poultry culling piece will run next week. Democratic County Committee met Corydon with J W Ew ing and Jonas Goward present. headquarters secured over Morris creamery room.
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Corydon
New Albany
Blue River
Samuels’ Ford
Spencer Township
F. A. Bullett
A. G. Wicke
Frank E. Watson
A. J. Watson
Percy Davis
Geo. Friedard Lee McMonigle
Louis Stein
Chas. Gohman
Walter Wolford
George Kraft
John A. Cody
James Burke
Jeffersonville
Matt Striegel
Louisville
George Fried
Lee McMonigale
Clunie
James Hrewster
Democratic County Committee
John W. Ewing
Jonas Goward
John K. Morris
Louisville Doctor Winds To Valley City To Visit Ripperdans
Dr. A. M. Windell of Louisville traveled via Corydon last Monday en route to Valley City to visit Lee Ripperdan and family. Mrs. Windell and their three children have stayed for a week at the Ripperdan home.
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A. M. Windell
Louisville
Corydon
Valley City
Lee Ripperdan
Economy Shoe Repair Shop Ad at Reanblossom’s Furniture
The Economy Shoe Repair Shop offers shoe repair in the rear of Reanblossom's Furniture store. They claim to double shoe life with Lewins machines and list T. J. House, Box 39, Corydon Indiana as contact.
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Reanblossom
Lewins Machines
T. J. House
Corydon
Ind
Jackson township Sunday School Convention elects officers
The Jackson township Sunday School Convention on July 26 named C. W. Reising as Township President and Horace Bailey as Vice President. Florence Damon became Secretary and Treasurer with several superintendents named for Young Peoples, Adults, Administration, and Education. Principal speakers included Rev. Moore and Rev. Battram with several others present.
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Jackson Township
Stevens
William Rosenhbarger
W. A. McIntosh
Jacob Schneider
New Middletown
C. W. Reising
Corydon
R. 3
Horace Bailey
Crandall
Florence Da~mon
New Salisbury
Young Peoples
Clie Walk
Ramsey
Fd Yenawine
John R. Binkley
G. D. Baker
Rev. Moore
M. E. Church
Battram
U. Fi. Church of
Harry McGrain
McIntosh
Wm. Rosenbarger
Semi permanent tone arm for records by Victor firm
The piece offers superior tonal quality with minimal wear and convenience. It plays one to three hundred records without changing and costs ten cents for a four pack. Made and recommended by the Victor Talking Machine Company and protected by patent. Sold by Conrad & Son Piano Co.
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Victor Talking Machine Company
Lasic
Conrad & Son Fiano Co
Prof Briscoe Visits County From Mississippi College
Prof Charles F Briscoe of Agricultural College Mississippi spent several days in the county visiting relatives and friends. He is a bacteriology professor and has been on the faculty eight years and the institution has about 1500 attendance. Mrs Briscoe Miss Mamie Louden and their daughter Margaret aged nineteen are well known here with many friends.
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Charles F. Briscoe
Agricultural College
Mississippi
Flo
Corydon
Briscoe
Miss
Purdue University
County Board to Prepare Expense Bill for Next Year
The Board of Commissioners at the August term will draft a county expense bill for the coming year to present to the county Council for appropriations at the regular annual session in September.
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Board of Commissioners
County Council
Crandall Man Harry Fowler Dies After Illness
Harry Fowler died suddenly at his Crandall home last Monday morning after an indigestion attack. He was sixty five. Survived by wife, two sons James and Thomas, two daughters Mrs Merle Pyrne and Mrs John Hendrix, a stepson Monte Crandad of Gillett Ark, and siblings John Fowler Heber Springs James Fowler Seattle and Mrs Mary Keller Aberdeen. Funeral services were held at the U B church Crandall and burial at Georgetown.
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Crandall
Harry Fowler
Merle Pyrne
James
Thomas Fowler
This County
John Hendricks
Chicago
Monte Crandad
Gillett
Ark
John Fowler
Heber Springs
James Fowler
Seattle
Wash
Mary Keller
Aberdeen
S. D
U. B. Church
Georgetown
General store opens at residence in Blue River township
John E. Heuser announces a general store at his residence two miles west of Harcock's Chapel in Blue River township. He promises low prices, will stock requested items, and makes two or more weekly trips to the city by truck to serve customers.
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Blue River Township
Harcock
Barnes Brothers take over Wolpert Bros in Corydon
Wolpert Bros at Elizabeth sells to Cyrus and Fred Barnes last week. Barnes Brothers will run hardware and grocery under Barnes name. Cyrus leads dry goods and shoe departments while Fred handles hardware and groceries. Messia Will and Fred Wolpert move to Bloomington to start new business. Corydon town marshal C C Gailey employs a dozen boys to sweep streets in anticipation of oiling the roads. Air shipment was delayed but arrived recently.
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Wolpert
C. C. Gailey
Corydon
Heating Plant Bid Notice for Mauckport School
The Heth Township trustees and Mauckport school board invite bids by 2:00 PM August 19, 1920 for installing a hot air furnace to heat the Mauckport school. Bids require plans and specifications approved by the State Board of Health and include a $200 bid security.
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Heth Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Mauckport
Indiana State Board of Health
H. Neely
Benjamin Yeager
Appointment of Administrators for Mary C Froman Estate
Notice announces David C. Froman and Edna Scull appointed administrators of Mary C. Froman deceased’s Harrison County Indiana estate. The estate is stated as solvent. Clyde R. Lottick is the attorney. July 28.
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Indiana
Harrison
Mary C. Froman
Harrison County
David C. Froman
Edna Scull
Moline Universal Tractor Model D boosts single‑handed field work
The Moline Universal Tractor Model D delivers high efficiency for disc harrows and multiple farm tasks. A single operator, using an 8-foot, 10-foot, or 20-foot implement, covers up to 97 acres in ten hours and replaces two horses or more labor. It features a light 3380 pound chassis, 4‑cylinder overhead valve engine, electric start, enclosed moving parts, and Hyatt roller bearings, with high ground clearance for cultivation and belt work. It invites inspection for potential improved farming efficiency.
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Moline
Universal
Moline-Universal
Moline Universal
Hyatt
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