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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
5
Edna Bishop is named postmistress at DePauw. Locals legally ill with flu or lagrippe recoveries are noted, including Hal Pitman and James Holliday. Various visits, sales, births, and sales ads appear, with community announcements from Corydon Junction and nearby towns.
Fred Zahel of Lanesville improves after illness. FOR SALE Two incubators 120 and 100 egg size. TVAN KOPP 723 N Market Corydon. FOR SALE One-ton International truck in good condition Priced to sell W R Voyles Ramsey Ind. M-15-1f Curtain materials in at Miles Variety Store 10c per yd and up. SNOW WHITE FLOUR sold by Miles Variety Store guaranteed to please. M-15-3-w
J. D. Bottorff, more than ninety six, is ill at his home two miles west of Corydon with increasing feebleness. Henry Shuck, eighty six on March 1, is critically ill at his East Chestnut street home and in a long helpless condition.
Classified item lists a sales representative needed to sell guaranteed oils and greases for The Empire Oil Company in Cleveland Ohio. Contains multiple local notices including a Vaughn sale near DePauw and Frenchtown on Saturday March 25 auction details, and several short local updates on residents and businesses.
Dr P H Schoen and family of Albany visited Fred Zabel last Sunday. J J Bullett & Son advertised incubators brooders feeders water fountains and poultry supplies. Village Improvement League formed in Marengo. Major Dellinger visited George Adolph’s family near Corydon. Eggs for setting offered in Corydon area. Savings and Loan Association highlights thirty one years of safety and semiannual dividends. Local residents visited Wyandotte Cave and Fat Man's Misery. Crandall M E church Ladies Aid to host chicken supper and bazaar March 18.
Bargain prices on Farm Wagons offered by W H Bulleit and Sons. F A Bulleit of this place is ill at the Seelbach Hotel in Louisville with throat trouble after a spell in Philadelphia. MRS EMMA ABLE advertises a good four year old work horse for sale via Laconia exchange. A public sale by R W Oldham and Curtis Burnett will be held one mile east of Ramsey on Thursday March 23 starting at 9 30 A M with a registered jack and several pure bred offspring among items. R F Davis is the auctioneer.
R W Oldham and Curtis Burnett announce a public sale one mile east of Ramsey on Thursday March 23 starting at 9 30 A M featuring a registered Jack ten pure bred brood sows eligible to register and one pure bred Duroc male eligible to register Auctioneer R F Davis. Corydon Elevator promotes Globe Chick Mash as starter feed. John McKinster of Anderson Indiana visits his sister Mrs Henry Wiseman and brother E L McKinster. he came to look after his children's interests Guardian Farmers Savings and Trust Company was guardian of some of his children.
Ivan Kopp of Corydon Indiana seeks farm work. John A Krause of Swanington Benton county visits relatives and plans to buy milch cows. Krause runs a grocery and restaurant in Swanington and reports his family is well and content with their new home. The local elevator has dairy feed horse and mule feed oats bran and middling available.
Hphriam Stonecipher of Boswell Benton county spent several days in the county last week arriving Friday and leaving yesterday His wife recently died at their Boswell home Their son in law Ira Smith died at the same home a few weeks earlier Stonecipher lived much of his life near Corydon and has many friends in the area Price note 10 cents per yard and up Miles Variety Store M 15 3 w
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Ed Gresham relocating from Lanesville to a farm east of Corydon area. Other items include farm wants, schooling events at Elizabeth High School, and family updates such as Ezra Kopp recovering from flu and the birth of Ralph William at Corydon with eight siblings.
Local notices invite visits to Corydon with Dyer Hotel offerings. Speakers Mrs. Bramitt of Epworth League Herald will address Corydon M E Church parishioners and later speak at a Mass Meeting in New Albany. Also mentions seed potatoes, a pneumonia recovery, cherry trees for sale, and a Moving sale near Ramsey with Oldham family.
Community notices span a baby chick sale at Miles Variety Store and local farming activity. Jones Melton near Laconia hired a drilling outfit to locate a gas well on his farm. Sue M Funk of New Albany contributes $1.50 to the Corydon Democrat and recalls her Indiana teaching years and Joseph Funk relations with Corydon schools.
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