For Sale Rhode Island Red Eggs and Estate Sale
For sale Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs from a high quality laying strain. Price 75 cents per 15 eggs or 4.50 per hundred. Address Joseph Davis Ramsey Ind Eureka Corydon exchange. F-22-4-w. The estate sale of George W Hendrick will be held at Corydon Junction on Friday March 24 at 1 PM. A good amount of property will be sold. M-16-2-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Davis
Ramsey
Ind
Eureka
Corydon Exchange
George W. Hendrick
Corydon Junction
Notice by Highway Superintendent Warns Against Wet Road Hauling
County Highway Superintendent W G Rhodes warns the public especially heavy haulers to refrain from transporting heavy loads on county highways when roads are wet or thawing. The notice states a legal duty to prosecute violators under the law.
Corydon Woman Praises Doan's Kidney Pills After Years
Mrs Ed Wolfe of 422 Chestnut Street Corydon recalls kidney trouble years ago and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief. She reaffirmed in 1919 that the remedy cured her and would recommend it to others, noting the product price of 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY manufactured the pills.
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Corydon
Ed. Wolfe
Chestnut St
Dean
Wolfe
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Notice of sale of estate furniture at auction
Executor of the estate of John Zabel will offer the personal property of the deceased at public auction at the late residence in Lanesville on Thursday March 23 1922. Items include carpets bed steads springs mattresses stoves tables chairs wardrobes sofa china closet kitchen safe and other house hold goods. Safe starts at one o clock. Cash for 5.00 and under. credit nine months for over 5.00 with note six percent interest and attorney fees waived. with sufficient sureties. Jacob J. Zoliman Executor. John Wolfe Auctioneer. M-15-2-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zabel
Lanesville
Jacob J. Zoliman
John Wolfe
Public Sale Auction of Farm Goods at Gehlnacn Residence
The undersigned will sell at public auction at the late Michael Gehlnacn residence four miles east of Coydon on Friday March 24 1922 beginning at 10 oclock a.m. Items include two hay wagons three milch cows one fresh one heifer one year old one dull two years old one Deering Wincer one Champion mower one wheat drill one double corn planter two horse cultivators one hay tedder one hay rake disc harrow manure spreader tools wagons corn oats and more. Cash for sums 5 and under credit six months for larger amounts with approved surety. Jacob Gehlbach agent for heirs John J Seipel Son Auctioneers. M-14-2-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gehlnacn
Coydon
Deering
Jacob Gehlbach
Agt
John J. Seipel
R. F. Davis
Notice of Letting for Morgan School Township High School
The Morgan School Township Harrison County Indiana trustees invite sealed bids by April 10 1922 at 2 PM for building a new high school and installing a heating plant and plumbing system. Separate bids for building heating and plumbing. bids on state form with a $256 certified check. cost estimates 20000 for building 7000 for heating 3000 for plumbing. bids may be mailed to Walter E Diedrich Trustee Palmyra R F D and may be rejected or all bids.
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Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Earl Lincoln
Annie E. Lincoln
Kirkham & O'Bannon
Corydon
Morgan School
Morgan Township
State Board of Accounts
State of
Walter E. Diedrich
Palmyra
Appointment of administrator for estate of George W Hendrich
Perry C. Hendrich named administrator of the estate of George W Hendrich deceased. The estate is solvent. C W Cook attorney. M-8-3-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry C. Hendrich
C. W. Cook
Riches Donated While Yet Alive by Ball Brothers
Frank C. Ball and three living brothers with the estate of a deceased brother contribute 1 million dollars for education and welfare. Gifts include 250000 to Indiana State Normal School in Muncie for new buildings and 150000 for a public auditorium in Muncie, plus endowment to Muncie YMCA and other endowments and hospital projects. Remaining 140000 to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Associated Press
Frank C. Ball
Edmund B. Ball
George A. Ball
Lucius L. Ball
William C. Ball
Indiana State Normal School
Mich
James Whitcomb Riley
Sale of Vaughn estate at Decatur area on March 25 1922
Oliver A and Joseph A Vaughn as agents for the heirs of Mrs Wilhemine Vaughn deceased will sell all personal property at the decedent's late residence one mile SW of DePauw and one mile NW of Frenchtown on Saturday March 25 1922. Sale starts 9:30 AM with four percent discount on cash sums over five dollars. items include horses cows implements tools hay furniture and household goods. Auctioneer R F Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhemine Vaughn
Decedent
Depauw
Frenchtown
Oliver A
Joseph A. Vaughn
Mauckport Home Economic Class Meets At High School
The Mauckport Home Economic Class will meet Saturday April 1 at the High School building at 2 PM to discuss paper on weighing and measuring children in public schools and ways to address underweights and overweights. Health talks cover diseases and symptoms of children, with topics by Miss Sallie Neely and Miss Flora Frank. Floors and floor coverings are to be reviewed, and a round table will discuss cemetery work. Members will respond at roll call with ideas to encourage milk drinking. Mrs Mason Hottle is president and Mrs F M Hays the secretary.
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Mauckport
Sallie Neely
Flora Frank
J. G. Ballard
Mason Hottle
F. M. Hays
For Sale 5 Room House in Crandall Indiana
For sale a five room house in good repair with double floors a 2004 color exterior good cistern and fruit trees including grapes peaches and cherries. Features concrete walks and one rood garden. Also for rent at 60 by 120 feet. Call or address Sal lie f shields Crandall Indiana. F 22 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie F. Shields
Crandall
Indiana
Appointment of Administrator for Hess Estate
designee Andrew Hess has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Joseph Hess, deceased, located in Harrison County Indiana. The estate is solvent. Kirkham and O Bannon, Attorneys. M-8-3w.
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Joseph Hess
Harrison County
Indiana
Andrew Hess
Kirkham & O'Bannon
Sites examined for Clark tablet in Indiana towns
Edward Warn er and Robert Moorehead of the Indiana Historical Commission and the Indiana Society Sons of the American Revolution visited Jeffersonville to select a site for a George Rogers Clark tablet. They also toured Clarksville and met Judge James W Fortune, proposing a bronze tablet from the state and a local stone marker at a visible roadside location near the pioneer’s former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Warner
Robert L. Moorehead
Indianapolis
Indiana Historical Commission
Indiana Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Jeffersonville
George Rogers Clark
James W. Fortune
Clarksville
Clark
Private Sale of Farm Property Near Corydon Indiana
James L. Roth Rock offers at private sale two bay mares aged four and five, a Hoosier two horse drill and a riding cultivator, a cane mill and molasses pan, two double sets of work harness, plus miscellaneous items. Located five miles west of Corydon and a mile east of White Cloud. Terms on application. Buyers advised to call Eureka before calling. Indiana route address R. 4 M-15-3-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
White Cloud
Eureka
James L. Rothrock
Corydon, Ind
Puzzle and cost of Harrison township teachers institute
A Harrison township teachers institute last Saturday featured a 150 minute session with a 3x3 magic square puzzle and the classic riddle about walking on four, two, and three feet. The piece notes taxpayer costs around $100 for the time, $13.50 for the message delivery, and about $16 for a half day, criticizing funding limits and acknowledging editorial uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Teachers Institute
Maplewood Hatcheries Announces Incubator Space Reserve
Maplewood Hatcheries invites reservations for extra incubator trays. Call through Lanesville exchange to secure space. Contact H. L. Menges for details and scheduling.
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Lanesville Exchange
Maplewood Hatcheries
W. H. L. Menges
Obituary of Horace Jacobs from Corydon area
Horace Jacobs died at his home five miles south of Corydon on Tuesday morning March 7 after months of tuberculosis. Born November 17, 1877 near Mauckport he married Flora Rowe March 4, 1905 and leaves two daughters Ruth and Mabel, a Louisville step-daughter, two nieces and a nephew. He belonged to the Christian church, was a loving husband and father, and funeral services were held March 8 at Perserverance Chapel with burial in the nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Jacobs
Corydon
Mr. Jacobs
Mauckport
Ind
Lafayette Jacobs
Flora Rowe
Ruth
Mabel Jacobs
W. G. Abbott
Louisville
Edgar Moser
Waldo Briscoe
Ralph Jacobs
Depauw
Christian Church
Eisman
Perserverance Chapel
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