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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1923
Page
5
Miscellaneous short items list sales, sales dates, and personal notices. Includes for sale offers at Miles Variety Store and local farms, farm services, church events, visits, health updates, and upcoming meetings in Corydon and New Middletown areas.
Mr and Mrs Ezra W Kirkham announce the birth of a son named Russell Wayne. Miss Alma Keller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo F Keller, is introduced as the Keller family’s second grandchild. The New Middletown High School presented The Adventures at Grandpa to a packed house and will perform again at New Salisbury on April 7. Auction notices list cattle and farm stock for sale on April 6 and a sale near Palawin on April 9. A letter from Albert Tabler of Winfield Indiana renews his Democrat subscription. he reports his father ill with flu and notes plans to farm 500 acres over five years.
Evicts sale at Corydon Jett’s sale on Pharsday April 12. Auctioneer Roof Davis announces items including a black mare about thirteen, a rubber tired buggy, field fencing, a cultivator, plow, cans, hay and corn. Sale begins at 1 PM with four percent discount for cash over five dollars. Miles Variety Store advertises cloth and goods.
Local notices describe Mrs. Joe Ballard of Maneckport as ill with Hloef Au and mention other community items. The page lists sales, auctions, and personal notices, including marriages and come-and-go updates, with names and dates scattered throughout.
The Corydon Methodist church observes Passion Week with nightly meetings led by Rev. Moore and Rev. Harris. Arthur Taylor hosts a sale including cattle and dairy animals on April 10 one mile east of Thurstown, with four percent cash discounts on items over five dollars.
Just before press time word came that S A Taylor will sell at Arthur Taylor’s sale one mile east of Hlursttown on Bouesday April 1. The listing includes his fine draft stallion Aven, a never beaten draft sire with live colts. Red Pilgrim, five years old, race horse with good record. a three horse farm wagon. yellow poplar wagon bed. heavy harness. a Superior wheat drill. wagon springs. and other property. Further advertisement of Mr Ti ves property next week.
Citizens urged to address rear orders for Devoration Day in a call urging action by C HL Ginkins. The item references a planned event with unclear date and purpose, prompting local involvement.
Two supplements were issued late Tuesday as the press completed the second supplement in a bid to meet publication demands. The timing aimed to ensure readers received both additions with the edition.
A mix of sale notices at Arthur Paylor’s sale near Taystown features a mare, equipment, and farming gear from Krause Farom van Presdas era. Also mentions Taylor’s sale on April 10 and a Peerless Threshing outfit for sale. Local notices from Crawford County cover illnesses and retirements affecting residents like Mrs. Leah Dien Doabsen and others in Manekport and New Amsterdam.
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