Harrison County Receives $50000 Aid for Old State Capitol
The state approves a four year plan to aid Harrison county with 50000 to preserve Indiana Birthplace, secure a new site, and build a combined courthouse and county office building. Local leaders urge voters to support finalizing the deal as state officials prepare to close the transaction.
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Harrison County
Indiana
Goodrich
William Habermel
M. ©. Thornton
New Albany
Otto Krauss
Ed Jackson
Klausa
Jackson
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Harrison County Farmers Institute elects Stevens secretary Dome
The Harrison County farmers Institute Board met at Corydon and elected Dr. C. L. Stevens as County Chairman and Chas. N. Dome as Secretary. Henry Fisher of Heth township steps down as county chair with Wm. H. Longbottom succeeding him. The report notes rice yields, local farm activity, and transfers including Perry moving to a new farm near Corydon.
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Harrison County Farmers’ Inestitute Board
Corydon
C. L. Stevens
Chas. N. Dome
Farmers’ Institute
Henary Fisher
Het
J. W. G. Louden
Spencer
Jackson
Frank P. Louth
Franklin
George W. Hedves
Webster
Harrison
Valley City Notes on Local Movement and Distinctive News
Eugene Watson attends New Albany calf shipment last Thursday. Franky Daily to Mt Carmel for farm work last Monday. Straud Miller family to Marquis Canada this week. Mr Miller joins W A Watson. Tullie Daily and Herman Montgomery depart for Warren county for farm work. Mrs Nannie Youtsler and daughter Ethel Shaffer visit near New Amsterdam. Jacob Hannel ill with measles at New Amsterdam. Wm Moyars contemplates moving family to Benton county soon. Walter Miller and wife visit Corydon. Straud Fowler returns after three months. Eureka Telephone Co builds a new line west to New Amsterdam expanding access. Consolidated Sales Co bonded to close out Berman stock by month end. goods available at near cost.
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Eugene Watson
New Albany
Franky
Mt. Carmel
Straud Miller
Marquis
Sash
Canada
Mr.Millers
W.A. Watson
Tullie Daily
Herman Montgomery
Warren County
Nannie Youtsler
Ethel Shaffer
Guyman
Oklahoma
New Amsterdam
Jacob Hannel
Wm. Moyars
Benton County
Walter Miller
Corydon
Otto Montgomery
Mrs George Lone Dies Near Mott After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Tena Lone died Monday morning at her home near Mott after a long illness of dropsy. She was about fifty years old and the wife of George Lone who survives her, along with an adopted son. The funeral and burial occurred Tuesday at Bethlehem.
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Tena Lone
Mott
George Lone
Bethlehem
Notice of Graduation Examination Locations
Notice of Examination for graduation set for Saturday March 17 with venues listed elsewhere in the issue. Macedonia examination will be moved from its usual site to Moore's School for that date.
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Macedonia
Moore’s School
Ed Beanblossom Hog Brings High Market Value
Ed Beanblossom of Heth township butchered a Duroc hog last Friday at the market. The hog weighed 650 pounds and Brice would bring around $100, marking Beanblossom as one of Harrison county's best farmers.
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Ed Beanblossom
Heth Township
Brice
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