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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1921

Page

5

Local ads and notices from Corydon area shop and farm sales

A compact list of local ads includes farm wagons at lower prewar prices from W H Bulleit & Sons, Victor records and sacred standards at Conrad & Son Piano Co, Easter suppers at Mott and Franklin township schools, sale notices for John R. Kirkham’s personal property, and farm wagon supply updates. Community visitors and notable figures are named, with several addresses and contact hints.

Victor Conrad & Son Piano Co

Visiting Loren Priest Returns to Huntingburg

Loren Priest son of the late Rev F J Priest and former Huntingburg resident visits the city after fourteen years. He works in livestock, remarks on Huntingburg's rapid growth, and has many local relatives. Al Wright of Louisville visits Corydon with his wife and son Burdette, a Captain in the Air Service, stationed in Washington. Pure bred White-Rock eggs for sale by John Dennett.

Loren Priest Huntingburg L Loren Loren Young Priest David P. Hottell Henry W. Davis Corydon al Wright Louisville S. M. Stockslager Georgia Wright Weissinger United States Army General Mitchell Air Staff Washington Young Wright John Dennett

Wanted rental cottage and regional moving notices

Wanted three or four room cottage. Spencer Township visitors include Essa Knowland Corydon Mrs Ella Fordyce Vincennes and Mrs Ida Murr New Albany visiting sister Mrs Philip Fleck and relatives. Thomas E Burton bought a forty acre Ohio river farm opposite Riverview Park and will remodel and use as a summer home. Republican view on Goodrich Tax Law blamed on Democrats. Franklin township resident John W Lyskowinski renewed Democrat subscription. Lyskowinski senior and mother in poor health. Victor Talking Machine Co output doubled. Victrola promoted. Conrad & Son Piano Co. Lewis Kaufman family return from Argenta Illinois to Jackson township after four years. daughter Glance trains as nurse in Champaign Illinois.

Ella Fordyce Vincennes Ida Murr New Albany Philip Fleck Spencer Township Thomas E. Burton Henry Taylor Oklahoma Ohio River City Riverview Park Mr. Burton John W. Lyskowinski Franklin Township Democrat Lyskowinski Thomas Lyskowinski Lewis Kaufman Miss Glance Raymond Howard Austin Lee Argenta Tlinois Jackson Township Kaufman Harrison County Champaign Ill

Scott Dike Portrait as Longtime Gibson County Farmer

Scott Dike of Gibson County spent days last week on business and visiting relatives. He renewed his Democrat subscription and continues to farm the same land he has rented for twenty years. He yielded about 6000 bushels of corn last year.

Scott Dike Gibson County Democrat Scott Dike

Seed corn tests urged for farmers by Purdue guidance

Chas R Wilson and Wm N Mifflin of Posey township visited Corydon last Thursday. Mr Mifflin, totally blind, has a wife and son, losing an eye in childhood and another to a chip. Yearly seed corn tests show low vitality in the area, likely from the wet fall. Purdue University recommends testing all seed this year. Agriculture classes will test seed corn in large quantities. farmers should contact their township's agricultural teacher.

Chas, R. Wilson Wm. N. Mifflin Posey Township Corydon Wr. Wilson Democrat Mr. Mifflin Purdue University

Surprise visit honors Mrs. Stevens at Bethany home

Friends and relatives gathered at Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Shuck home in Bethany Nebraska on Thursday to surprise their daughter Mrs. Lee Stevens who had just returned from Indiana after a three month visit. The event featured social chat and quilting with a cheerful atmosphere throughout.

E. E. Shuck Bethany Nebr Lee Stevens Indiana

Mrs Mabel Speer Freed as Grand Jury Declines Indictment

Mrs Mabel Speer a young Birdseye school teacher was released from bond after the Federal grand jury refused to indict her for sending poisoned candy to Miss Hardin another Dubois County teacher She was arrested last fall taken to Evansville after a preliminary examination she was bound over to the U S grand jury. Miles Variety Store notes Snow White Flour bread appeal. J F Gettelfinger of Morgan Township a large Harrison County farmer subscribes renewing for a year and plans Edison Electric promotional efforts.

Mabel Speer Birdseye Miss Hardin Dubois County Evansville U. S

Geo. E. Browns offers more for produce than rivals

Local advert booster proclaims higher pay for produce at Geo. E. Brown's than any other place, inviting farmers to compare prices and sell there.

Geo. E. Brown’s

Dowdle Requests Address Change to Warroad Minnesota

George Dowdle asks for his address updated from Beltrami to Warroad Minnesota. He notes a 820 acre ranch there and states land prices range from ten to forty dollars per acre.

Geo. Dowdle Beltrami Warroad, Minn

Local resident renews subscription and praises community leaders

N R Davidson of this place renewed his subscription on Thursday and is described as superintendent of Standard Oil’s local business and a valued citizen. The notice urges readers to place orders now for Ford autos, trucks, or tractors to avoid delivery disappointments.

N. R. Davidson Davidson Standard Oil Company Nole W. H. Bulleit & Sons

Windell Resch Visits Corydon After Long Absence

Windell Resch of Corydon area returned to town last Saturday for the first time in months. He has suffered rheumatism in his right leg, keeping him home for several weeks.

Windell Resch Corydon

Suburban Farmer Notes Weather and Plowing Busy

H. B. Atkin of Friendship Tennessee mails a check to renew a Democrat subscription. He reports fine weather with farmers plowing corn and cotton, oats sown, and gardens underway.

Atkin Friendship, Tenn The Democrat

Letter notes address change from Foresman to Kentland

C M Patterson requests a move of his address from Foresman to Kent land and says he has been reassigned as road superintendent. He also remarks on a fine winter, the best since he arrived.

C.m. Patterson Foresman Kentland

Local residents visit A B Henrys south of town

Mr and Mrs John Hanger and daughter Misg Opal Mr and Mrs Hubert Henry and son Jobn Frank lin Prof C AL Adams of Leavenworth and Mr and Mrs C W Cons rad were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs A B Henry south of town

John Hanger Misg Opal Hubert. Henry Jobn Franklin C., AL. Adams Leavenworth C. W. Consrad A. B. Henry

Posey man remains poorly after fall in cellar

William Kirkham of Posey township fell into his cellar about two weeks ago and broke his right femur. He is in his eighties and feared not to recover from the shock due to low vitality and poor condition.

William Kirkham Posey Township Mr. Kirkham

Reed Sharp Recovers After Serious Illness

Reed Sharp has recovered from a serious illness and was in Corydon last Saturday. He is sighting well again after a period of ill health that raised concern among friends and family.

Reed Sharp Corydon

Post card shower for Mrs Spencer Lahue on birthday

Mrs J C Davis requests a post card shower for Mrs Spencer Lahue of Ramsey on April 1 for her 61st birthday anniversary. Relatives and friends are invited to send greetings as Mrs Lahue recovers from a severe illness of sleeping sickness.

J.C. Davis Spencer Lahue Ramsey Lahue

Illness Visits For Elizabeth Wolfe Reach Several Friends

Mrs. David Dodd of Galena Illinois Mrs. A G Ward of Bloomington Illinois Mr and Mrs P D Fleckner and Mrs L J Bringle of New Albany were here last week due to the serious illness of Elizabeth Wolfe who is slightly improved at this writing

David Dodd Galena Ill A. G. Ward Bloomington Til P. D. Fleckner L. J. Bringle New Albany Elizabeth Wolfe

Surgeon and son recover at home after appendicitis operation

Dr. T. G. Van Hook and his son Thomas Martin traveled to Louisville for treatment and Thomas underwent an appendicitis operation at Norton's Infirmary two weeks ago. He remains in critical condition though hopeful for recovery as they spent yesterday at home.

T. G. van Hook Louisville Thomas Martin Norton's Infirmary Thomas

Holstein Cow to be Sold at Kirkham Sale Near New Middletown

A registered Holstein cow fresh since November and producing 85 pounds of milk daily will be sold at John R. Kirkbham's sale one and a half miles northwest of New Middletown on Wednesday March 20. She is bred to a top registered Holstein sire in the county. A good chance for a progressive farmer.

John R. Kirkbham New Middletown

Local Trade Note Mentions Prices and Names

A terse notice references a forthcoming delivery of cream eyes and poultry with a promise to pay the highest price. It attributes the payment to Geo E Brown and notes a deadline around 11 pm on the 23rd.

Sponds Renew Democrap Subscription in Corydon Visit

Mr and Mrs Frank Spond of near Elizabeth renewed their Dem ocrat subscription during a Corydon call. Their son Leslie recently returned home to help clear woodland after losing his job in Evanaville Packing Company due to a nationwide packinghouse workers strike.

Frank Spond Elizabeth Corydon Democrat Leslie Woodland Evanaville Packing Company Spond

Edmun Best Leaves Place for Morris Illinois Employment

Edmun Best has moved from this place to Morris Illinois to seek employment and work opportunities.

Edmun Best Morris Illinois

Local shoppers and farm prices highlight small town notes

Miss Hezel Chinon and Mrs Gladys Schuppert spent Thursday in Louisville shopping. Ernest Zenor returns to Danville Illinois after a week with relatives. Geo E Brown seeks cream eggs and poultry at top prices. Born to Mr and Mrs Henry G Bye of Depauw a son named John Howard. Spencer town ships best young farmers honored in a brief item.

Hezel Chinon Gladys Schuppert Louisville Henry G. Bye Depauw John Howard Spencer Town

Mrs Hester Crayden Visiting A G Watson Family

Mrs. Hester Crayden of this place is spending a few days with the family of A. G. Watson a few miles south of Corydon.

Busy Bee Restaurant Pies Draw Raving Reviews

Community notes praise homemade pies at Busy Bee Restaurant with customers declaring them excellent. Local update mentions Mr and Mrs John Heishman of Louisville visiting relatives, while Philip Martin Bradford remains critically ill after a long disease. Civil War veteran Martin, now seventy eight, is highlighted. Corydon resident Charles H Sime renews Democrat subscription.

Philip Martin Bradford Mr. Martin

Mr and Mrs Wood Harn Visit Corydon Junction

Mr and Mrs Wood Harn of Coryg don Junction were pleasant callers at this office last Monday. Mr Harn is proprietor of an 8 flour mill at Corydon Junction.

Wood Harn Corygdon Junction Corydon Harn Corydon Junction

Local Visitors Seek Desirable Home in Vincennes

Late Lingenfeltr and daughter Mia visit Vincennes this week looking for a suitable residence and may relocate if a desirable location is found. Curtis Mosier accompanies them as they explore options in the area.

Lingenfeltr Mia Curtis Mosier Vincennes

Wanted A steady girl for house work in New Albany

The Democrat notes a marriage announcement for Edward W. Pearson of New Albany and Ethel Meyes of Culot Arkansas to be held March 12 in Jonesburg Arkansas. Levi Barks of Washington township makes friendly social visits with his jokes. Busy Bee Restaurant is Corydon’s exclusive Coca Cola bottler.

Edgar Colin State St New Albany Ind Democrat Edward W. Pearson Ethel Meyes Culot Arkansas Jonesburg Ark Busy Bee Corydon

Local resident plans move after Delaware trip and sale

John R. Kirkham of Webster township rented a dwelling in Royerton and will move his family soon. He sold his Morganfield, Kentucky farm to Paul I. Wathen and will auction his personal property March 30 at his New Middletown residence, one and a half miles northwest. A lot of good property will be sold.

John R. Kirkham Webster Township Delaware County Royerton Mr. Kirkham Paul I. Wathen Morganfield New Middletown

Advertisement for Eggs Poultry and Cream Sale

A short notice urges readers to sell eggs poultry and cream to Geo E Brown promising favorable terms and direct purchase from the seller with emphasis on local commerce.

Harrison County Folks Find Work in Illinois

William Ems of New Albany visited Corydon last Monday and reports Harrison county residents thriving in Illinois. He spent three years at Fithian and St. Joe, returning to Indiana about a month ago, noting several locals now employed there. Leonard Hendricks runs a store at Fithian with his father William Hendricks, while Peter Redman and family also reside in Fithian. At St. Joe, Charles Byerley operates a harness shop, Conrad Heuser runs a shoe shop, Angeline Long keeps a hotel, and Chris Heuser and family live there, with many other Harrison county people in the area.

William Ems New Albany Corydon Mr. Ems Illinois Fithian St. Joe Indiana Harrison County Leonard Hendricks Leonard William Hendricks Peter Redman Redman

Best prices for cream poultry and eggs

Promote getting the best price for cream poultry and eggs from George E. Brown.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Corydon Democrat W. H. Bulleit & Bons. M Mrs. C. P. McKinny Conrads Victor Records Miles Variety Store James Woodward Milwaukee Wisconsin New Amsterdam V. EL Bulleit & Sons Eureka Cora Wright Olga Smith Flridge Johnson Victor Talking Machine Co Near East Relief Fund Mott School House M. FE Mott B. F. O'Bannon Lee C. Conner Isaac Conner H. Bulleit & Sons Miles’ Variety Store Dudley F. Davis Davis Benj. F. Davis Crandall Dock Essa Knowland Beth Goodrich Standard J. F. Gettelfinger Morgan Township Gettelfinger Thomas A. Edison Electric Light Edison Geo. E. Brown F. A. Ulen Hall Ulen John R Kirkham Ernest Zenor Danville Minois Busy Bee Restaurant John Heishman Mr. Heishman William E Heishman Chas. H. Sime Charles Levi Barks Washington Township Barks Geo. E. Brorn Columbia Grafonola Columbia Records Frank W Shireman Corydon, Ind Curtice Brothers Coo Corydon Grocers W.D. Hurn W. H. Keller Co R. L. Miller Hudson & Farish Colvin & Farnsley W. L. Miller W. D. Hurn Milling Co Colin Southern Seed Company Asid Company
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