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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
3
Announcement lists candidates for the Democratic nomination in the upcoming May primary. Joint senator candidate C. Palanle Ernt of Floyd County is seeking the upper house seat representing Floyd, Darrises, and Crawford counties subject to party rules of the district.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Ty alias and possible party lines. Mentions names like Honey and Vor and a Democratic context. No clear event, date, or outcome is readable.
A fragmented notice lists candidates for sheriff in the county. It notes party affiliation and the upcoming primary on May 2, with names such as Hoot and Ghori FoRapper as contenders in the Democratic selection.
The piece lists candidates for county offices including Recorder of Harrison and Barris counties. It notes party actions pending at the Democratic primary on May 2. Names include James Wooodson and Ayne Loy, with references to Democratic nominations and county party actions.
A local primary is scheduled with candidates and party lines. Voter details, polling locations, and deadlines are listed for the May 22 election. Public notice includes candidate names and election timing for the assessor race and general party slates.
Davlo C. Fouts announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Harrison County Indiana Commissioner First District. Primary date set for May 2 under party rules.
Frank 2 Lotich seeks the Democratic nomination for Harrison County Indiana Commissioner Second District in the county primary on May 3. John H Bickel runs in Morrison County Indiana for the second age.
The notice lists candidates for Harrison township posts: Charles H. Toler, James E. Smith known as Ed, William J. Bottorff, and Smith K. Askren, each running for Democratic nomination for Trustee or Assessor subject to party action at the May 2 primary.
FPANK REAL and JOHN EISENMENGER seek the Democratic nomination for Webster township trustee. Both enter the race subject to party rules and the primary process in the township.
Harrison county Indiana voters hear candidate names for Taylor Township Trustee in the Democratic primary on May 2. Herman C. Brown Charles Neel and William 8. Stewart listed as nominees subject to party action in Seid Township.
A list of candidates for the Spencer and Posey township trustee posts appears, including John R. Pitman and Joseph A. Gettelfinger, seeking the Democratic nomination subject to primary action. Edward W. Simon and W. W. Lawson are also listed among township candidates for related races with primary implications.
Scott Township candidate Thomas P. Gibson seeks the Democratic nomination for Trustee subject to party action. William F. Rudel is a Democratic nominee aspirant for Trustee in Jack Township. George A. D. Jr is named for a township post, with primary action set by the Democratic party on May 4.
An incomplete fragment hints at a Democratic party primary race involving party leadership and participation, with references to an action or homage event. The text is garbled and names or locations are unclear.
A private meeting in New Amsterdam on May 3 discusses the Democratic nomination for the office of Assessor of Wiel County. The proceedings involve GAP. MOADANS of Cancidwie and focus on the person of the candidate.
GEOCVER O JACOPS and IRYAN FISHER seek the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Heth Ish h township. Both run under the party's primary process as the township votes on May 2.
A town meeting set for May 2 will address a key local dispute over a public project. Officials from the city council and the chamber of commerce will present arguments on the proposed plan and its impact on residents and businesses.
An unclear OCR fragment contains scattered letters and broken words across several lines. Names, places, events, and dates are not decipherable, offering no coherent news item or identifiable subjects.
In Warrison Township the Democratic nomination for Assessor includes LiCTINNINGHAM as a declared candidate. The May 2 primary is set to determine the party’s choice in Flarri tun township.
Real estate transfers show numerous lot and acreage sales including Albert Stover to Thomas F Wallace in Corydon for 1450 and Stella B Caughlin to Emma Wiseman for 600. Other entries note deeds and prices ranging from 75 to 129323 with multiple parties and locations such as College Heights Palmyra and Corvaden.
The undersigned will sell at auction at the mill yard in Lanesville co WHORSIAY APATICHT 9 1922. Items include a wheat drill rewine machine two horse cultivators harrows plows corn drills buggy cream separator hay forks yard goods and 2 1/2 dozen White Leghorn chickens plus household goods. Sale starts 12 30 PM cash under 5 dollars and credit terms over 5 dollars with notes and surety. Joseph Schnell John Wolfe Auctioneer Co H Stanley Clerk.
UMER PF. SMITH and I A MAUCK seek the Democratic nomination for Webster township Assessor in Harrison county Indiana. Primary voters will decide on May 2 within the Webster township Democratic party.
Herman N. Fessel and Fouts seek the Democratic nomination for Morgan township Assessor in the upcoming primary on May 2. Both are listed as contenders subject to party action in the township.
Frank Stevens seeks the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Jackson area. Joseph Reitz also runs in the Democratic race for Assessor, subject to party action.
Reduced prices advertised for bran and white middlings at the New Middletown Milling Co. S-21-tf.
Walter H. Pearson is listed as a candidate for Posey township subject to the action of the election authority. The terse notice records his participation in the local race without additional context or dates.
The New Albany Chamber of Commerce board unanimously endorsed plans for a community bridge linking New Albany Jeffersonville and Louisville. The resolution offers chamber services to the New Albany Rotary Club to study feasibility and urges Congressman James W. Dunbar to back rivers and harbors funding for Ohio River dam projects. The group also backs a new New Albany wharf and river traffic development.
Albert Messmer stands as a Democratic candidate for the Franklin township assessor nomination. The party action will determine the nominee at the primary. Additional announcements may appear in later printings.
Friends gathered February 16 at Mr and Mrs Edw Crump to honor Roy Thomas of Chicago’s Western Union Telegraph Co. A string band played and guests included J Beckers Louis Gutsell and many local residents. After refreshments the group wished Roy many more such occasions.
Help sought by C. L. Miller in Central for a partner to raise tobacco on his farm in Heth township. House and barn available. Write or phone.
Every person required to report income for 1921 must file by March 15. Many taxpayers with small incomes in 1921 or those who paid tax in 1919 and 1920 will owe nothing for 1921.
A catalog announces sale of forty five head of registered big Type Poland China hogs on Mr. Collier’s farm near Elizabethtown. Hogs are pedigreed and will be sold at public auction. Collier also breeds Jersey cattle and is a noted judge at the Harrison County Fair. Barred Rock eggs available for hatching at $1 per setting. WM P Pope Corydon Indiana Eureka phone.
A narrator describes the leaf insect that perfectly mimics leaves from three inches to fingernail length. Hatchlings emerge from square brown eggs. Its body forms a leaf like backbone and head at the twig, with ragged varied legs and veiny wings. The sight inspires horror and creeps the observer.
A Florida Times-Union note recounts a classroom moment as teacher asks about waves and pupil Ethel answers with a joke naming ocean waves thought waves and Marcel waves illustrating a light classroom moment.
A notice directs visitors to pause at the Dyer Hotel on arrival at court. It advertises comfortable rooms clean beds and first class meals as part of the page’s context.
The notice calls all Democratic candidates to be present to express their views on the school question, arguing voters deserve to know each position before voting. All invited, with emphasis on women from the Ladies.
A span of mules four and five years old, good workers and gentle, for sale. Located one and a half miles south of Ramsey at Camp Ground. Cyrus L. Davis, New Salisbury, Ind., R. R. 1, Eureka phone F-16 31.
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