Aged Woman Maggie Bennett Dies at Scott Township Home
Mrs. Maggie Bennett 75 wife of William Bennett died suddenly at her Scott Township home near White Cloud just before four o clock Monday morning. She walked toward her husband’s room, collapsed beside a lit lamp and died without speaking. She leaves a widower two brothers and two sisters and reared two foster children Maud Catlin now Mrs Col Fishes Princeton and Tennett. Funeral at Blue River Chapel United Brethren Church with burial in church cemetery.
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Maggie Bennett
William Bennett
Scott Township
White Cloud
Tethrock
Andress Pethrock
Enelich
H.W. Tethrock
Wyan
Display of Electrical Appliances At Corydon Event
Frank Wright, superintendent of Interstate Public Service Company, showcased electrical appliances at the Corydon Electric Light Point last Friday and Saturday. Demonstrations featured the Tinehes Electric range with Miss Lawes leading the effort, while attendees learned about modern electric service and enjoyed refreshments.
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Frank
Myr. Wright
Mia
Lawes
Gaher
Wright
Corydon
Death of Mrs Mary E K DeWeese in Jackson Township
Mrs Mary E K DeWeese wife of Joseph DeWeese died in Jackson Township on Friday March 14 after a period of ill health. Born September 39 1861 she was 57 years 5 months and 12 days old. She survived by husband and three sons Oscar Grover Obart. two sons Elmer and Willie died in infancy. Funeral at Haursttown church conducted by Rev W E Pearson with burial in the church cemetery.
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Mary E. DeWeese
Joseph DeWeese
Jackson Township
DeWeese
Oscar
Grover
Obart
Marrica
Elmer
Willie
Haursttown Church
W. E. Pearson
Mrs. Mary Underhill Dies in Taylor Township
Mrs. Mary Underhill died Monday morning at her home in Taylor township after a period of illness including influenza. She was sixty five and wife of James Underhill. Survived by two sons and five daughters, the funeral will be held at Tuena Vista when children in the West arrive.
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Mary Underhill
Taylor Township
Underhill
James Underhill
Tuena Vista
West
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs George W Schafer
The couple from Lanesville married March 24, 1865, will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary next Monday with invitations sent for visitors at home. Readers expect a fuller notice next week. Miss Blanche Crosby of New Albany visited her sister Mrs Sylvester Markwell near Lanesville. she works as a nurse and sought a few days rest in the country.
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George W. Schafer
Blanche Crosby
New Albany
Sylvester Markwell
Lanesville
Two Page Supplement Promises Added News and Ads
A Democrat issue announces a two page supplement to increase surplus news and feature late stories and lively advertisements. Readers are urged not to miss the supplement.
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the Democrat
Local notices and wartime letters drift through town
For sale one work horse and one wearin foal from Jack. Miller of New Middletown lists cheap sale. Albert W. Stover reports Henry Taylor touring Pacific Coast states from Blackwell Oklahoma via Santiago. Communications detail Indianapolis legislature members Frank Self and Chas Thomas returning home. Several locals travel to Bloomington and Whiting to visit relatives and plants. Walter Davis overseas near Nice France shares experiences with food and Y M C A. Hobart Harper arrives in Boston after service. wounded in 1918 and later treated at multiple hospitals. Family notes reflect postwar hopes and travel in Corydon area.
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Albert W. Stover
Henry Taylor
This County
Blackwell
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Mr. Taylor
Santiago
California
Geo. H. Harper
Hobart
P. Harper
France
Lorest
Boston
Mass
Pershing
Corydon
Bids Sought for County Poor Asylum Groceries
The Board of Commissioners will receive sealed bids for groceries for the County Poor Asylum for the quarter on Monday March 21. Sam C Mauck, Auditor Harrison County.
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Board of Commissioners
Sam C. Mauck
Harrison County
Frost Proof Cabbage Fiants
Our best shipment of Early Jersey Wakefield cabbage will arrive around March 98. This note lists Mr C W Kopp as contact for the shipment and frost proofing details.
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Edaeedag
Joesey Wakefield
C. W. Kopp
Silage First: Southern Prolific Ensilage Corn Promotion
Advertises Southern Prolific Ensilage corn as the top silage producer per acre with heavy corn yields. Claims Stalkea reaches 14 to 17 feet, 2404 ears per stalk, mature across the Corn Belt. Circular invites inquiry for this remarkable corn and notes Reid’s yellow Dent also available. Prices: Southern Prolific 3.50 per bushel, Reid’s yellow Dent 3.00.
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Southern Prolific
Corn Belt
Reid
Cabbage and tomato plant orders listed for spring delivery
Bale front proof cabbage plants are available for delivery April 1 and tomato plants for delivery April 10. Phons missing or unclear.
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Mary EK. DeWeese
Jack
Aa. BR. Miller
New Middletown
Prank Self
Chas, W. Thomas
Indianapolis
Senate
House
Fieth
Frank McCauley
Bonna Ruth
Beaconsfield
McCauley
Austin McCauley
T. W. Knight
Colvin Davidson
N. R. Davidson
Bloomington
Tlinois
Alver
Ward
Chicago
Standard Oil
Whiting
Indiana
Colvin
Standard Oil Company
C L. Davis
Ramsey
Walter
Nice
Mediterranean Sea
Monte Carlo
Alps
Co. B
M. G
The
First National Bank
Reserve District
Resources
U. S
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Bank
Ween Ee
Total
Bankers and Trust
United States
State of
Harrison
Arthur
Chevrolet
Oakland
Fort Worth
Texas
Oshawa
Ontario
Bay City
Michigan
Flint
St. Louis
Missouri
Tarrytown
New York
Putin
Newland T. Knight
Acca
Corydon Democrat
Albert McGrain
Corydon, Ind
Ladies’ Aid
Christian Church
Kellers’ Grocery
Mes
D. C. Davis
Supt. A. Or Deweese
W. H. Flora H. C. Lahue N. I. Clunie
Lutheran Laymen’s League
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Ohio
Missouri Synod
Theo. Lamprecht
New York City
Benjamin Bosse
Evansville
Ind
Henry W. Horst
Rock Island, Ill
W. C. Kohn
River Forest
St. John
Jones Building
Democrat
H. A.bunch
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