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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
6
The Corydon Democrat notes Cort Sharp's March 19 sale of personal property at his farm and listing items like harness and farming gear. It also reports residents traveling to Indiana and Wisconsin for work, farm purchases, a birth, and local business notes from Corydon Elevator and related merchants. The piece mentions hospital plans for soldiers, driver changes, and community notices.
W. H. Butlett & Sons advertise new garden seed stock and a sale at Cort Sharp's farm three miles east of Corydon on March 19 at 9 a.m. The notice lists farm implements, machinery, Jersey cows for sale, and various personal notices from locals including subscriptions, land deals, and a court house building sale.
Local ads report Cort Sharp selling farm property three miles east of Corydon on March 19 with seven items including a Great Western manure spreader and engine. W. H. Bullett & Sons advertise seeds and feeds. auctions feature plows, a Ford truck, and various farm implements. Also notes on medical arrivals, a court divorce record, and shipping of cabbage plants.
Notices from Corydon and nearby towns mention March 15 Epworth League pie suppers in Moberly and Mob erly events, sales by Cort Sharp and H M Kannapel, and visits by Carl Robbins and Mrs Funk. Other items report illness, farm purchases, and local social updates across New Albany, Louisville, and Scott Township.
Mtr and Mrs Wo T Fawver who lived here for months have moved to Richmond Kentucky where Mr Fawver will work as jeweler and blacksmith. The note mentions local dock inspections by the Ravines and Pridiain examiners, and Marion DeTar’s discharge to government work abroad.
Revised figures place total World War deaths at 7.954 million, with 2.701 million of them American. Germany is listed with 1.6 million deaths. other nations show large but uncertain totals. The American Expeditionary Force casualties total 240,197.
Amos Blank, 28, remains at his granddaughter Mrs. John Savers home near FEdwardaville in Floyd County. His daughter Mrs. V Mar gie Applerate of Abie_plvoa w ent Saturday to visit him, continuing a family journey through the county.
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