Riley Hospital for Crippled Children Campaign Here
Indianapolis campaign officials announce the Third district drives for the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Crippled Children. The $2,000,600 institution will serve up to 850 children at once, aiding Indiana counties with large numbers needing surgical and medical care.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis
James Whitcombb Riley
Troosier
Riley
Indiana
Lawrence
Scott
Washington
Orange
Dubois
Crawford
Floyd
Harrison
Perry
Clark
Qoany
Mortgage Exemptions Filing Opens in Auditor's Office
Elate Elsie M. Watson announces mortgage exemptions available starting Thursday March 1 in the Auditor's office. Call to confirm location and details.
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Auditor'’s
Elsie M. Watson
Obituary of Whilma Beth Faith Weaver and Family Details
Whilma Beth Faith Weaver died February 21 aged seventy five after a cancer battle. She married James W. Weaver February 1906. seven children born, two sons Whitcomb and Frank and three daughters Mabelle Cora Strable Minnie Beanblossom. Funeral February 23 at Concord Beechwood Cemetery. several grandchildren and a great grandchild remain. She joined the Whited Brethren church at eighteen and remained active in prayer and song. Also a sale notice for eleven shoats and brood sows by L N Burgess near Corydon.
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WlHnabeth
Jon
James W. Weaver
Isto
Mr. Weaver
Efernal
Mearm
Whitcomb
Frank
Mabelle
Cora Strable
Minnie Beanblossom
Juso
Concord
Rh. M. Cormwell
Beechwood Cemetery
Severe South Dakota Winter Claims Several Lives
A letter from John Mossler, principal near Herod, South Dakota, describes a brutal cold snap with temperatures below zero and 40 mile per hour winds. A young woman aged 22 and her two brothers, 12 and 18, died frozen in a wagon storm hitch two days from the Mossler home. their team survived. A farmer in the area reported 30 cattle frozen as residents failed to reach Dakota.
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South Dakota
Fred G. Mossler, Jr
John
Herod
Tom Thumb Wedding Tickets On Sale at Riely’s Drug Store
Tickets for the Tom Thumb Wedding are on sale at Riely’s Drug Store. The event will be held Friday evening March 16 at the grade school and stadium. Adults 35 cents, children under sixth grade 20 cents, with no extra charge for reserved seating. Stoll’s gasoline and oils sponsor the notice.
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Riely’s
Statium
Ralston appoints Jacob Dunn private secretary
Samuel M. Ralston the senator elect names Jacob P. Dunn of Indianapolis as private secretary Dunn is a historian and former editorial writer for the Indianapolis Sentinel with long service in Indiana historical circles born in Lawrenceburg in 1855 Dunn has held roles including recording secretary of the Indiana Historical Society state librarian and city controller of Indianapolis and was a Democratic congressional nominee.
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Samuel M. Ralston
United States
Jacob P. Dann
Indianapolis
Dunn
Indianapolis Sentinel
Indiana Historical Society
Indiana
Earlham College
University of Michigan
Congress
Lawrenceburg
Better Beekeeping in Indiana Urges Modern Hives
Indiana beekeepers should adopt box and modern hives, improve disease control, and join a County Bee Association. Chief Inspector Yort reports only a small share of 50,000 colonies in modern boxes, urging pure Italian stock and equipment to boost profits and health. Local ad notes Northern Oats at Becker & Sons.
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Indiana
Sears
Yort
Harrison Canty
Arlston Alstot
Corydon, Td
Rural education debate proposed for Palmyra Gazette discussion
A community forum topic asks whether rural school athletics benefit pupils. Proponents listed are Prof Frank T Steising Charles Welfe A R Roll and W F Avery to defend the affirmative. Editor invites readers to participate in the debate. Also notices include rental ad for 29 acre corn ground and Harrison County Farm Loan Association dividend announcement.
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Frank T. Steising
Charles Welfe
A. R. Roll
W. F. Avery
Palmyra Gazette
Local notices and community updates from Corydon area
Prof Joseph Biges outlines a school fundraising plan with a prize drawing tied to purchases at Keller Store and a weighted vote for buyers at W A Wheeler Co. Roy Stover plans a new Indianapolis area home with local carpenters slated for April. Miss Eugenene Tottell has joined Central Glass Co in New York after training at Spencerian College. Crossburner incidents in Palmyra draw inquiry. Dodd McFall recovers from flu. David Salts turns 81 with greetings. Emma Hurn remains critically ill at 622 E 9th St.
Certified Seed Potatoes Ordered by County Farmers
The Flacisen Couunty Farmers' Association has ordered 14,000 pounds of vandal seed potatoes for their members. An eighty acre farm east of Grand River Towson is mentioned in Indiana. Jacob E. Sherman, writing from Detroit, says he will return to Mauckport around March 10 after three months with his children Mattie Lois and Tracewell in Detroit. His daughter and son in law Elmer and Mrs. North plan to return to Harrison County from Oregon next fall. Emmett Wiseman of Heth township has recovered from a severe bout of flu and is able to be up and about.
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W. H. McFall
Dodd
Poplar Street
Corydon
Flacisen Couunty
Assocition
Grand River
Indiana
Corydon Democrat
Jacob E. Sherman
Detroit
Michigan
Mauckport
Emmett Wiseman
Heth
Modern Woodmen Day at Gresham Camp Corydon
Gresham Camp Modern Woodmen of America Corydon invites members to a Saturday night meeting on March 17. A large initiation class is planned as the degree is conferred by the New Albany Modern Woodmen team. District Deputy M. T. Wright will discuss the Ben Adhem degree.
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Gresham
Modern Woodmen
Ameriea
Corydon Camp
New Albany
M. T. Wright
Wright
Ben Adbem
Woodview
Gresham Camp
Local News Notes and Poultry Breeder Ad
Bradford reports Mr Edward Uhl visiting with his parents while several families suffer flu. Local residents employed in New Albany and Louisville spent the weekend with relatives. Sunshine Hatcheries advertises Newton Brooders for chick rearing and upcoming hatching plans with various poultry breeds and a January market visit.
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Bradford
Edward Uhl
Louisville
George Uhl
Nal Nolot
John Ec. Fessel
Jol Langford
Wim. Lage
Albert Bube
Onwieck Seiler
Myansville
Newton
Ume
R. I
Sunshine Hatcheries
Eureka
Corydon
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Suwanee River
Pullman
Corydon Jct
Tampa
Ohio
Danville
Jacksonville
Land OF the Sky
St. Louis
Asheville
St. Petersburg
C. Eskew
Corydon Junction
Rahway
B. H. Todd
Fourth & Market Sts
Firestone V. H. Bulleit & Sons
Corydor
Tnd
Ernest Conner
Ontrometrist
Conner'’S
Col. Pearl & Goring
New Albany, Ind
H. H. Miller
Charles W. Evans
Swarens
Adam
Emmbalmers
Ramsey Crandall and
Depauw
John H. Hett
Innirange
Ballett
Corydon, Ind
DES
L. N. Burgess
Riely
Stoll
L. A. Reasor
Ralston
J. J. Bulleit & Son
Becker & Sons
Paul Weisbaker
New Salisbury
W. Thidiana
Harrison County . Farm Loan Association
Harrison County
Nat
Cal Farm Lawn Association
Ite
Sac
Joseph Biges
Corydon Colored School
WoTiXeHer Company
Mayo 1
Keller
W. A. Weller Co
Roy Stover
Tie
Roy
Jeli Kitterman
Ernest
Satetine
J. A. Tottell
Tmoene
Miss Unogene
Spenkcerian Business College
Central Glass Company
30Th
Broadway
Mody
Penn Mutual
Rand
G. A. Bulleit
Palmyra
David B. Salts
Emma Hurn
9Th St
Dfurn
Leto
American Legion Baby Show
The
American Legion
Jordan’s
Jordan
Corydon Republican
Jackie Coogan
Peck
Irvin S. Cobb
America
Tar Baby
Legion
R. F. Rowe
Harrison Post
Luncky
Jackie
Ideal Restaurant
Lush’s Restaurant
Pearl Street
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