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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
8
Two 80 acre farms will be offered at public auction on Thursday March 15 1923. Owned by the late Demosthenes Co Davis who died recently one farm lies two miles and the other three miles northwest of Corsden both on a good pike. Visit before sale day for details M T 2 W.
Tauswald family visited Mrs Lizzie Hauswald and Mr and Mrs W J Radmacher in Laconia last Sunday. Mrs Cal Watson and two sons Tal He and Earl visited her sister Mrs Dick Holiday and Mrs Faith visited Mr and Mrs Walter Crosier. Carl Hauswald left for Indiana Central College in Indianapolis after work in New Albany. Mr and Mrs Claude Turley left for Indianapolis to continue work at Indiana Central. John Sharp of Indianapolis visited local friends. Quarterly church meeting set for Friday night March 16 at 7 30 with Rev Lutes in attendance. Christian Endeavor service next Sunday night at 6 30 led by Miss Edna Bruce.
Otto Rudolph announces a large stock sale at his Morgan township place, two and a half miles southwest of Palmyra, on Thursday April 5 1923. Ads will run in the Democrat March 21 and 28. Cattle horses mules and hogs to be sold. M T 2 w. Also thanks to neighbors for sympathy after the death of husband and father D C Navie.
In the market for a range or cook stove coal wood or gas visit J J Bulleit & Sons to inspect their stock before purchasing. They invite you to call and review the assortment for your needs.
Ill neighbors and visitors appear in Crandall area notes with illnesses, visits, and travel plans. A carload of buggies arrives from W. Bulkeet Sons and a farm bureau fertilizer purchase is promoted from Corydon warehouse. There is a sale at Elizabeth on March 17 featuring tools farm gear and household furniture.
Death reported in the county of John Moss in Banbury Nebraska on a February Saturday morning after two years of paralysis. He was seventy one in June, born and raised here, with a son and six daughters and three sisters and a brother surviving, active in church and Sunday School, wife Miss Alice Mettue of Elizabeth survived. A sale by Wm. S Singleton will be held March 22 south of Corydon offering two mules a wagon a top buggy and farming implements.
A large barn at Marshall Potter’s farm two miles north of Crandall burned last Sunday afternoon about 5 30. The blaze destroyed feed and farming implements, killed sixteen sheep, and there was little insurance. No one had been at the barn since Monday and the fire's origin remains unknown.
Edgar Whitman died at New Albany after a brief illness. He was married about a year ago to Anna Boal. Remains were brought to this county for burial with services at the German Reformed church near New Salisbury. He leaves a wife, a mother Mrs. Martha Whitman of Depauw, a brother John, and two sisters Mrs. Gus Smith and Miss Ona Whitman.
Kneeful Taylor to Lola QR Flani van Ed EMS to Margaret May Wright. Five tons of baled clover hay, two roof baled straw, three toms shred header, about eight tons of clover dimothy hay, loose, 500 bashels of corn. Tools and farm equipment to be sold at the Davis sale two miles northwest of Coryden on Thursday March 15. Claude A. Davis, Agent. A big sale. Better go.
Notice from the administrator of the estates of Abraham and Amanda Thomas to sell at public auction at the late residence in Crandall Harrison county Indiana on Friday March 16 1923 at one oclock P M The estate items include telephone box sewing machine stoves beds bedding dishes carpets tea chest cupboard oil tank coal wood dresser bureau and other household furniture Terms: cash for sums 5 and under and six months credit for over 5 with note six percent interest from maturity and with approved sureties Auctioneer John Wolfe Administrator Charles L Bowman.
A major Harrison county sale to auction Earl M Woods and Joel F Russell's personal property in Boone township on Wednesday March 21 1923. The listing includes ten head of horses including premium registered Percheron stock, four head of cattle with two registered Jerseys, and additional property. See display ad for full inventory.
A. Mathys, Trustee, offers a ten dollar reward for details leading to the successful prosecution of anyone who obstructs a ditch along a public road or mutilates school houses within the jurisdiction. M-7-2-W.
In memory of Andrew son of James and Cora Shafer who died March 1 1922 at age six years eleven months twelve days. The verse recalls a child’s life and the family’s sorrow with insistence on eternal reunion and gospel comfort. A friend. All married women are not wives.
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