Mean act targets local threshing operation
A malicious person placed iron pieces in bundles of Harvey Stoner’s wheat in Scott Township to damage a grain separator. Harvey Cline, threshing for Stoner, found a casting cup with strings in a heavy bundle and later a horseshoe damaged the concave, putting Cline’s machine out of service. The writer calls the act mean and notes Cline’s good character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Stoner
Scott Township
Harvey Cline
Mr. Stoner
Mr. Cline
Argo Bus Lite Denies Service Shutdown Between Corydon and New Albany
Paul Argo of Argo Bus Lite clarifies that no service has ceased on the Corydon to New Albany route. He states both Chalmers cars remain in operation with four round trips daily and directs readers to the Democrat for the schedule.
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Corydon
New Albany
Chalmers
The
Democrat
Enjoy Week at Kamp Keller Near White Cloud
A group spent last week at Kamp Keller near White Cloud. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Huff, vir. and Mrs. Dowling McGrain, Frank Self, Mrs. Frank Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eegert of Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Keller, and Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Ulen enjoyed time at the Kamp. Young folks drove there for an entertaining evening including Misses Lateur, Katherine Hudson, Margaret Hudson, Ruth Keller, Elizabeth Denbo of Lafayette, La., Blanche Sherp of Bedford, Margie Callender of Indianapolis, and Messrs. Sam Riety, Kean Irwin, Karl Milter, Jack Walters, George Applezate, and Kenneth Ward of Bloomington, IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamp Keller
White Cloud
Margaret Latue
Katherine Hudson
Margaret Hudson
Ruth Keller
Elizabeth Denbo
Lafayette
Blanche Sherp
Bedford
Margie Callender
Indianapolis
Sam Riety
Kean Irwin
Kjarl Milter
Jack Walters
George Applezate
Kenneth Ward
Bloomington
Farmer seeks rental for coming year in Indiana
James W. Carroll of Evan Landing Indiana and John R. Kirkham near New Middletown visited Corydon after a molasses manufacturing outfit shipped from St. Louis. The portable rock er furnace and evaporator was moved on Kirkham’s wagon. townsfolk guessed its use. Uncle Marquis Crafford called it a flying machine. Nearby cane fields thrive as locals push for more molasses while sugar stays costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Kirkham
New Middletown
Corydon
St. Louis
Kirkham
Marquis Crafford
Lightning protection advice from Corydon sheet
An advertisement from Bee Watson & Tindal of Corydon Indiana promotes three grades of pure copper cable for lightning protection at low prices. The copy emphasizes fair business practices and customer satisfaction and invites readers to request prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Watson & Tindal
Corydon, Ind
Corydon Baseball Split as Marengo Edges Team
Two games at Corydon last Sunday ended with Marengo defeating Corydon five to four while Corydon Juniors were beaten by New Salisbury 13 to Corydon Juniors. Marion Reas resigns as Corydon manager and Charles Hinchman named as successor.
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Corydon
Marengo
Marengo & and
New Salisbury
Marion Reas
Chas. Hl.inchanan
Farm and houses for sale in Time River township Indiana
A firm offers eighty acre farm in Time River township one mile northeast of Milltown with a six room house a large barn and outbuildings. Includes twenty acres of timber good well spring and fruit trees. Also sells two houses and five lots in Harrison county addition to Milltown and stock and farm machinery if desired. Contact John JF Eitner Milltown Indiana. jy28-2w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time River Township
Milltown
Harrison County
Kinzer brings twenty six horses from Glasgow to Iowa for sale
Alva Kinzer son of William Inzer returns from Glasgow Montana with twenty six good horses and plans a public auction at the Fair Grounds on Saturday July 31. Kinzer and Steve Stepro of Corydon own the sale with Kinzer having previously worked as a conductor on the Great Northern railroad. His brother Ira Kinzer and neighbor Marshall Funk also work as brakemen on the same railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Kinzer
William Inzer
Toone Township
Glasgow
Montana
Rehoboth
Kinzer
Steve Stepro
Corydon
Alva
Great Northern Railroad
Ira Kinzer
Marshall Funk
Hay Load Accident Injures Mrs Ford O Bannon
Mrs Ford H O Bannon of Taylor township was badly bruised when she fell from a hayload on Friday July 1. She survived with treatment from Dr Fred Bierley and nursing from her sister Mrs Herbert Johnson while recovering in New Albany.
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Ford H. O’bannon
Taylor Twanship
Fred Bierley
Elizabeth
Herbert Johnson
New Albany
O’bannon
Talking machines price deal at Miles Variety
A advertising blurb from Miles Variety promotes special pricing on talking machines. The notice emphasizes value and invites customers to visit the store for deals.
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