Death on a train in Perry Iowa for William Rudolph
William Rudolph son of Trustee A h Rudolphy of Morarto ship died last Friday on a railway train near Perry Iowa in company with his father who had gone west to meet her. Funeral held at Church of Christ Palmyra with Rev Joe Feoneh. Dr A G Grigsby said death from tuberculosis with internal hemorrhage. The Perry Advertiser reports the tragedy as it reached Corydon Junction and Morgan township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rudolph
A. H Rudolfy
Morar Tos
Fini
Rudolph
Taifel
Chicago
Perry
A. G. Grigsby
Perry Luwa
Advertiser
Wedding Prospects Amid Social Notes and Officials Moves
The column notes upcoming wedding talk involving Sandy Branch and Cordie Keen plus visits by Mary Ladley and others to relatives in New Albany and Maceyville. It also mentions corporate leadership changes with Robert J. Corydon resigning from a Louisville office, and signals a deputy controller appointment as politics shift in Indiana.
Pruning Efforts Aimed at Save Historic Indiana Elm
State entomologists K W Ervaugh and A P Swallow began work in Corydon Harrison county to save the famed Constitutional Elm. Wind delayed Friday work but since then they have trimmed dead limbs and assessed beetle damage while noting existing sidewalk work protects roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Ervaugh
A. P. Swallow
Baldwins
Indianapolis
Indiana
Corydon
Harrison County
C. H. Baldwin
Messrs Erbaugh and
Swallow
Spring Opening Day at Crossker Co Elizabeth Ind
The Crossker Co invites farmers and families to a spring opening on Wednesday April 2 1913 in Elizabeth Indiana. Special representatives will demonstrate farm implements and equipment including harvesting tea Chinese roomg gasoline engines wire fencing wagons buggies cream separators and harness. Music refreshments souvenirs and demonstrations will be provided free as the event aims to be a record breaking day of sociable profit for Harrison county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Harrison County
the Crossker Co
Ind
Old Newspapers From Corydon and September 1806
Items from Corydon papers praise Mrs Daeon Vu Deutseh and Avery ien with two topies. A copy of The Western Atlas dated September 2 1806 printed by Amioon Broadus is noted. The Democrat is referenced regarding Ghai d ta Mos Deutsch and presidential history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daeon Vu Deutseh
Corydon
Gt Corydon Soage Avery Ien
Barrison Gaselleo
Diaz
Amioon Broadus
Wali
Ghai
John Berst Dies After Illness in Louisville
John Berst aged twenty eight died after a tuberculosis illness. He lived in Louisville and came to his mother’s home in Laconia, where he passed away after six months of illness. He is survived by his widow, mother, two brothers, one sister and a half brother. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church in Laconia with burial in St. Michael’s cemetery at Dogwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berstsint
Marcel
Margare
Mert Ora Beane
Deceise
Louisville
Ile
Ele
Laconia
St. Michael's Cemetery
Dogwood
County Spelling and Writing Contest Set for March 22
The county spelling and writing contest will be held at the Corydon grate building next Saturday March 22. Three top spellers from each township will compete for the county championship while the three best township writers will have their papers graded by Central Business College of Indianapolis to name the county champions. A D Deweese Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Grate
Central Business College At
Indianapolis
A. D. Deweese
Local Notes From Corydon and Nearby
Mrs. Mattie Sigler visited Corydon last Saturday. Waldo Housel returned from Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs John Eduse renamed their new boy. Hughes made a business trip to Fall Cities last Thursday. Miss Goldin Hughes visits relatives near White Cloud. Francis Davis improves at home near here. Mrs Ola Walk visited Joseph Walk and family near New Salisbury. Mr and Mrs Charles Calhoun attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Joe Calhoun in New Albany last week. Will Adai and family move to Iowa for their future home. Mrs Iitle resourents accompanied as far as Chicago. Cisne Davis suffers a fractured leg from a ball game at New Salisbury High School. The Federated Council of Church Brotherhoods of Caryden held a meeting at the Methodist church. The committee on Social Service was selected. Names listed for Hans i Weller and others. Iowa deeded at the meeting to Hoel Gas jeini. Public meetings of the UK held on the second Petia pr yeeds four ties a week. Boothus digits at the quickity leuin nomen Nparis. Podrhoonyget bogse on cover op Oak and Cherry streets for sale or rent. Sierey Trotsean Cherry street for site Mirracua House on North Mulberry. Justia is minihhief Carydon Ini.
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John Eduse
John Hughes
Goldin Hughes
White Cloud
Francis Davis
Ola Walk
Joseph Walk
New Salisbury
Charles Calhoun
Joe Calhoun
New Albany
Will Adai
Federated Council of Church Brotherbonds
Caryden
Sochia Servige
Hans
I. Weller
OW. House
Joli Biederick
Ana i
Applegate
Uiis
Hoel Gas Jeini
Petia
Boothus
Parcels Post and Local Feed Prices in Corydon Area
Fragmentary 1900s style notice lists parcel postage and feed prices. Mentions Corydon Nursery John Alstot proprietor Bran in 190 pound bags priced £1.05 and mixed feed 1000 pound bags at £1.25, with Ramsey Farm near Ramsey Indiana noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Berg
Ramsey Farm
Ramsey
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate in Harrison County Indiana
The Harrison Circuit Court November Term part of Farmers Savings & Trust Company v Reed et al instructs a public auction of real estate in Harrison County to satisfy a decree of seven thousand three hundred and three and 2100 dollars plus costs. The sale covers a complex description of land in the township and ranges with specific sections and parcels and will occur at the door of the local courthouse in Corydon at a set time. Peter S. Weight, Sheriff.
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State of
Irdiuaa
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Iz Farmers Savings & Trust Compiany
Joer O. Reed
Marsharel Reed
Savines & Loanoneft Corydon
Turefal
Farmers Savings & Trust Company
John
Reed
Margaret Reed
And
Savings & Loan Association
Costis
Cordon
Hirdson
Indina
Tadiand
Thre
Saaltreet
Phebe
Delilah Watson
Satie Watset
Conlaipine
Elshtar
Deere Ieee
Peter S. Weight
Sheri
Death of Amanda Duncan in Posey County
Mrs Amanda Duncan wife of James Duncan died Wednesday March 12 at her home in Posey township. She was about forty years old and survived by her husband and one son. Cause of death cancer from which she suffered some time. Funeral services were held at Bethesda Thursday conducted by Rev Minter.
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Amanda Duncan
James Duncan
Harge
Posey Teonship
Shand
Duncan
Bethesday Phorrsday
Ev. Minter
Bourbon Red Turkey Eggs Pore Gred Clos
Fragmentary text references poultry terms and deliveries but contains unreadable phrases and names. No clear events, dates, or locations emerge to form a coherent news item or notice. Unable to identify a definite incident or subject from the provided fragment.
Notice of Free Gravel Road Project in Washington Township
Public notice reports a 1912 1913 election process to view estimate and cost for a free gravel road in Washington township Harrison County Indiana. It describes Route No 3 from Swan's Landing to Lick Ford Bridge with 30 foot width, grading drainage and paving plans, bed stone and crushed limestone layers, cross drainage, ditching, culverts and a contractor’s responsibilities. Votes set for March 1913 to approve laying out and paving the road.
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Washington Township
Wiliam Taylor
Harrison County
Io Range
Swan's Landing
Corydon and
Marckport
Ownshi
Range
Swan's Landing Road
Lick Ford Bridge
Indian Creek
Haarrison County
Indiana
Haarmson County
Help Wanted Route 4 Mail Cart Breakdown
Classified notice seeks assistance to break down a route 4 mail cart with parcel post. Mentions M192W and J. W. Alstott as contact or reference in a historical context. Employee sought to handle parcel post deliveries and vehicle maintenance duties as described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Alstott
Team of Mules for Sale by W. S. Lahue
Three year old mules well broke for sale inquire of W. S. Lahue Ramsey. 19-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahue
Ramsey
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Indiana University
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Federated Council
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