Hospitality and Politics Blend at Corydon Editors' Visit
A large gathering in Corydon honored visiting Hoosier editors with a long day of tours, speeches, and a lavish dinner. Indiana and Kentucky figures praised local hospitality while attendees praised the Old State House and enjoyed music, stories, and a Fontaine Ferry Park outing in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old State House
Corydon
Harrison County
Louisville
Wilson
Denny B. Goode
Kentucky
Geo. W. Applegate
Chas. HH. Buchanan
Clara Bennett
Harriet Harper
Sam P. Vogt
James J. Brewster
Frank Ulen
Carl Doolittle
M 4. Cossaboom
T. J. Wilson
James E. Watson
Indiana
Hostetter
Evansville
Merrill Moores
3.A. Robinson
Indianapolis
United States
N. R. Spencer
Greenfield
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Leo
Congress
Robert J. Tracewell
Syanaville
Bob
George Kd. Lockwood
Constitution
Louiaville
Convention and Publiety League
Fontaine Terry Park
New Albany
Yauiaville
Fontaine Ferry Park
Denny
Goode
Fontaine Ferry
Park
Robert A. Brown
Louisville Times
Brown
Chas H Buchanan
Big Jersey Sale Set for June 29 in Corydon Indiana
The Harrison County Jersey Club will auction at the Fairgrounds fifty head of cattle including mature cows young cows heifers and young bulls. The sale features top butter producing lineages and famed winners such as Noble Oaklands Stockwell Golden Ferns Lad Bright Prince Champion Flying Fox Oxford Lad and Golden Ferns Gray Prince with Col D L Perry of Columbus Ohio serving as auctioneer. Further notice to follow.
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Harrison County
Jersey
Noble of
Oaklands
Stockwell
Golden Ferns
Bright Prince
Oxford
Col
D. L. Perry
Columbus
U. S
Walter D. Bean
Mrs Elizabeth Stepro Passes At Home In Heth Township
Mrs Elizabeth Stepro wife of Jack Stepro of Heth Township died at her Chimayehiady home June 10 after a two month lung illness. Funeral services were held Friday at Bethel church conducted by Rev Elmer Catt. She was about forty and survived by her husband and several children. Formerly Miss Flizath Robins.
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Elizabeth Stepro
Jack Stepro
Heth townShip
Chimayehiady
Bethel Church
Elmer Catt
Flizath Robins
Notice to Pay and Jersey Cattle Sale Announcement
Notice to pay unsettled debts by June 24 from W D Hurn 116 2 Ramsey. Jersey cattle sale advertised with Col D Perry as auctioneer will be at Corydon Indiana Fair Grounds Tuesday June 29. Col Perry known lecturer from Columbus Ohio.
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Col. Perry
Jersey
Col. D. Perry
Columbus
Ohio
Corydon
Indiana
Meaning of Habeas Corpus in Legal History
The habeas corpus concept traces to Magna Charta 1215 but as understood today to the 1679 act. It guarantees prompt judicial review, bail, trial by jury, double jeopardy protection, speedy examination, and confinement within the county, citing the New York American.
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New York American
Estimating Miles from Distances in Versts and Kilometers
The text notes that multiplying French kilometers by five and dividing by eight yields a close mile approximation. It also states that one verst equals 0.633 miles, nearly two thirds, making versts easy to convert to miles.
Wind Shapes Tall Structures and Tree Resilience
The text explains how wind force governs the survival of tall plants and trees. A tree with a square trunk and heavy branches would resist wind poorly and repeatedly snap. Engineers favor tall chimneys and bridge piers for their wind resistance.
No Money in Them
A friend asks a millionaire if he met youthful ideals and he replies no stating there was BO Money in them, reflecting on missed paths with a wry remark. The quote appeared in the St. Louis Post Dispatch.
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St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Wise Guy and Toucher Exchange in New York Globe
In a New York Globe exchange the Toucher asks for funds to cover living costs until payday, and the Wise Guy declines while claiming he can see through the plea. The brief dialogue highlights a wary stance on immediate financial help.
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New York Globe
Subconscious Cerebration Bridegroom's Disbelief Cited
A Philadelphia Ledger note describes the bridegroom as cool and composed, while observers say he failed to realize he was losing control of himself in a curious moment captured by the paper.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Haunted House in Harrison County Reveals Tuberculosis Risk
Miss Mary M. Ogilvie reports a haunted house in Harrison County not by ghosts but by tuberculosis germs. The old dwelling has a twenty year history of infection, with early occupants spreading germs to later tenants. Poor ventilation and dampness help germs persist, prompting calls for countywide survey under new state fumigation law.
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Mary M. Ogilvie
Indiana Antitubercnulosis Society
Harrison County
Indiana
Crecelius Family Arrives in Fort Worth to Visit Kin
Mr and Mrs William Crecelius of Fort Worth Texas arrive tomorrow to visit his mother Mrs John Hammerlein and other relatives Willie as he is familiarly called here is General Gis s Clerk of the Freight Department of 42 Texas and Pacific Railway Company in his city and und is making good
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William Crecelius
Ft Worth
Texas
John Hammerlein
Willie
General Gis
Texas and Pacific Rilway Company
Widow Rebecca Rhodes dies after fall near Corydon
Mrs Rebecca Rhodes widow of Moses Rhodes died at her home near Corydon on June 14 after a fall on May 30 that broke her hip. Aged 79 on May 16 1915 she is survived by daughter Miss Alice and sons Charles Will and Edward. Funeral services were held at Briles school house with burial at Cunningham cemetery.
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Rebecca Rhodes
Moses Rhodes
Corydon
Alice
Charles
Will
Edward
Briles’ School House
Cunningham
Rural Carriers in Harrison Form District Association
The Rural Free Delivery mail carriers of Harrison Floyd and Clark counties met in Jeffersonville Sunday to form a District Association. Officers elected include President William Fleace New Middletown Vice President William Ralston New Albany and Secretary Treasurer Fred Scholl Memphis.
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Harrison, Floyd and
Clark Counties
Jeffersonville
William Fleace
New Middletown
William Ralston
New Albany
Fred Scholl
Memphis
J. G. Gaunt
Greensburg
Rauth
Clubbing Rates for Newspapers Listed
The prices show Democrat and various newspapers with one year rates ranging from 1.25 to 6.40 dollars. Listings include Daily Courier-Journal Daily Times Louisville Post Indianapolis Daily News Indiana Farmer and other titles with specified yearly fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Commoner
Democrat and Daily
Louisville Herald
Democrat and Daily Courier-Journal
Democrat and
Daily Louisville Times
Louisville Post
Indiana Farmer
Farmer's Guide
Democrat and Lafollette’s Weekly
Indianapolis Daily News
Two Page Supplement Packed With Fresh News Lines
The issue includes a two page supplement holding ten pages of live fresh news items kept for space and later use. This note describes surplus material retained for potential publication in the issue.
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Republican Editors
Dimner
Iad
G. Keller
C. W. Conrad
Will J. Bulleit
Willian
LB. Gleitz
D. F. E. Wolfe
E. L. McKinster
Oscar Wright
Albert Stover
Jacob Bickel
Mansel A. Smith
Matt Martin
Chas. R. Pitman
Chas. W. Thomas
Wilson J. Cook
W. H. Keller
W. J. Bulleit
Dr. Z. C. Wolfe
Eli Wheat
Ora Shuck
Morris Feshman
Chas. P. Trotter
John W. Harbaugh
John H. Martin
Wesley Mowrer
Jesse Pitman
Philip Richert
Fred Kraft
Charles Walter
Chas. A. Weller
Wm Jacobi
Howard Atkins
Ben §. Applegate
L. C. Keller
L. A. Meech
Ab Kemper
F. A. Ulen
W. E. Amy
William Rowe
Chris Heuser
Oscar Crosby
M. W. Bean
Jesse L. Watson
Will Felker
Charles Hurst
Clarence Quebbeman
Geo. Brahl
Fred Bierly
Will Jacobs
Joe T. McClaran
A. B. Linder
Ralph Gresham
James Ferguson
Frank Zinsmeister
G. N Little
Louis Hartman
Mr. Denny &. Goode
Jersey Cattle Sale
the Fair Grounds
Harrison County Jersey Cattle Club
Alton
Homer Smith
Saxaphone Orchestra
New Amsterdam
King’s Landing
Trotter
Haynes
Mauckport
Brandenburg
Tobacco Landing
Cedar Farm
Rosewood Kosmosdale
W. D. Hurn
Ramsey
Emma Miller
Mrs
Isterling’s Hotel
Corydon Junction
Jacob Isterling
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