Editorial invites neighbors to subscribe and discusses party lines
The piece urges subscription and frames the Peace Treaty and League of Nations as nonpartisan yet notes Republican leaders may oppose them to rally the party. It contrasts Seattle Mayor Ole Hanson’s anti Bolshevik stance with Chicago Mayor Bill Thompson’s approach and cites Taft as a wise Republican. It also warns readers not to forget the new tax law enacted by the last legislature.
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League of Nations
Republican Party
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Washington
Hanson
County Clerk’s Birthday Noted Despite No Fuss
County Clerk James A. Watson turned fifty two last Thursday and kept the news quiet. He and wife have five grandchildren and Mrs. Watson serves as Deputy. Watson began his tenure on January 1, 1917, and Harrison county disallows a second four year term, though friends might urge it.
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James A. Watson
Jim
Harrison County
In Memory of Father J G Stonecipher
In memory of J G Stonecipher born March 8 1850 died April 16 1919 aged 69 years 1 month 7 days. He lived in Harrison county and joined Pleasant Ridge then Corydon U B church. Survived by wife three sons three daughters eleven grandchildren one daughter Rose preceded him in death. Funeral at Corydon U B Church with Rev J L Battram. Buried Jordan's cemetery.
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J. G. We Stonecipher
Harrison County
Pleasant Ridge Church
U. B. Church of
Corydon
Corydon U. B. Church
J. L. Battram
Jordan
Garage at Central opens for Ford repair and more
J A Fowler announces a new garage at Central Indiana offering Ford genuine parts and repairs for other cars. The business vows to respond when needed on the road and promises a full range of services from a central location.
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Central
Ford
J. A. Fowler
Ind
Death of Emmett Reagan at Elizabeth after brief illness
Emmett Reagan died suddenly at his Elizabeth home on May 29 after a short meningitis illness. Dr. Weaver and specialist Dr. Jenkins treated him as he sank from Tuesday illness to Wednesday unconsciousness. Funeral Saturday at New Middletown U B church with ministers Alva Bennett and M C Patterson. Survived by wife, three children Olive Eddie Grace McRae, and siblings B W Reagan Mauckport Lanesville Nellie Lopp Evansville Mattie McRae Los Angeles, Basil preceded in death. He was fifty three.
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Emmett Reagan
Elizabeth
Weaver
Jenkins
Louisville
U. 38
New Middletown
Alva Bennett
M. C. Patterson
M. EF. Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Reagan
Hiram Reagan
B. W. Reagan
Mauckport
L. Reagan
Lanesville
Nellie Lopp
Evansville
Mattie McRae
Los Angeles
Cal
Olive
Eddie
Grace McRae
Floyd County
Basil
Illinois
Elizabeth M. 3
Rehoboth
Bennett
White
Laconia Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Wilson Williar obituary a life of faith and family
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson Williar born February 26 1843 passed away June 2 1919 at age 76 after a stroke. She married Jas per Newton Williar in 1874 and had four children Edward Elmer Lydia and Annie with Lydia deceased 1884. Funeral June 8 at Elizbaeth M church with interment at Rehoboth Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wilson
Jasper Newton Williar
Edward
Elmer
Lydia
Annie
John
St. John Methodist Church
Locals note farm ads and service updates in Corydon
W. H. Bullett & Sons advertise seed soybeans cow peas and second hand Fords. C. A. Hays now editor in Minneola Kansas visits Kansas University for degree work. Albert Moore returns from nine months overseas service and Everett remains in France. Kelso Watson loses thumb and index finger at a New Albany saw mill. Ford sedan for sale. George Nye in the U S Navy returns from overseas. destroyer Foote crossed Atlantic. James R. Stover touts 620 buildings wired with copper. 500 guarantee from Diamond Cable. Jim Stewart of Floyd County visits Corydon. buys Aydelotte farm at high value. Foster promotes Harroun Auburn Six autos and Deley Electric Systems. new Auburn sale. Riding cultivator offered by Bullett. Harve Cline returns from Florida with family. six children, three sons in Army. Andrew at Camp Sherman. Malta walking cultivators featured.
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Kelso Watson
Cal Watson
Corydon
R. H. Humphrey
New Albany
James T. Stewart
Floyd County
Stewart
Calmut Fertilizer Company
M. R. Foster
Harvey J. Cline
Lake Hamilton
Florida
Harve
Andrew
Cline
Fairley J
Charles V
Camp Sherman
Fairley
Avoca
Nebraska
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Riven
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BE. C. Williar
Laconia
John 8. Jones
West Point
Nithan
Harry Willer
J. W. Jones
Elbert
Mary
Jennie W
W. H. Bullett & Sons
C. A. Hays
Valley City
Minneola
Kansas
Record
Supt
Kansas University
Albert
E. L. Moore
U. S
Everett
France
Co. A
Army of Occupation
W. H. Bullett and Sons
Margaret Davis
L. A. Ressor
Forekta
George
W. S. Nye
U. S. Navy
Foote
Diamond Cable Company
James R. Stover
Malta
H. Bullett & Sons
Anneye
Liggerie Nopers Tobacco Co
Travel
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
Jefersonville
Watson Junction
Ledersburg
Scottsburg
Crothersville
Seymour
Columbus
Edinburg
Pramklin
Greenwood
Indianaplis
Dp. Ua
Seynail
1.C
8. T. Co
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Railway Company
Indiarc
I Public Service
Norte Sound
Seymoou
Sin¢Anapolis
Gredawood
Seymour Rae Sraing
R. RK
Sesthern Indians
BR. R
Onidim
Xtra Heavy
Milwaukee
Kost & Becker
Corydon, Ind
C. A. Buchana
Rib
Miles
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