National Hospital Day Observed Nationwide Indiana Plan
Robert E. Neff announces a statewide committee to sponsor National Hospital Day observances in Indianapolis and Indiana on May 12. R. W. Thompson chairs Indianapolis plans with 65 Indiana hospitals joining including Robert W. Long, St. Vincent's, Deaconess, City Hospital and others. Florence Nightingale’s birthday chosen for the observance with nurse associations across the state aiding planning.
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Indianapolis
Robert E. Neff
Robert W. Long Hospital
Indiana
Neff
United States
Canada
R. W. Thompson
Deaconess Hospital
Fairview notes and social updates from local residents
Fairview community reports visitors and family visits including Mr and Mrs Eugene Neely of New Albany and Miss Nellie Neely. Local exams at Buskirk school and farm activity noted with plans for N W Boones sale near Laconia on May 5 featuring horses mares mules cows and hogs.
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N. W. Boone
Laconia
The Chicken Law in 1921 Legislation
A 1921 law prohibits owners from letting poultry wander on others land and imposes trespass liability after five days written notice. Fines range from one to ten dollars per day for each day of trespass. Carnation flour is listed as a product of a local mill.
Petit Jury Drawn for May Term in Local Court
Jury Commissioners Bullett and Becker selected eighteen men to serve on the May term petit jury. Names include Jacobs, Yeager, LaHue, Neely, Bottles, Cunningham, Lagle, Hardman, Hall, Eckert, Kitterman, LaDuke, Harbeson, Conrad, Radmacher, Trenciun, and Davis from various townships. Some may be unable to attend. Dr R B Page graduate veterinarian announces Mar 14 in Corydon Indiana.
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Petit Jury
Will J. Bullett
John Becker
William Jacobs
Heth
Charles Jacobs—Heth
Basil Yeager
Neal LaHue
Harrison
Charles Neely
Jeff Bottles
Washington
Frank Cunningham
William Lagle—Morgan
William Hardman—Morgan
Adam Hall—Webster
Christie Eckert—Webster
Clay Kitterman—Posey
Herbert LaDuke—Posey
Oscar Harbeson
Franklin
W. J. Conrad—Boone
Walter Radmacher—Boone
Adeolph Trenciun
Spencer
Carrington Davis
Indiana Supreme Court Rules On Possessing Intoxicating Liquor
The Indiana Supreme Court recently held that an indictment for possessing intoxicating liquor must allege unlawful purpose such as to give barter or sell. It notes a right to possess if not for unlawful use, and cites the 1923 act making transport of intoxicating liquor a felony. Also mentions Harrison County Farm Bureau setting fertilizer prices for four years.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Indiana
Harrison County
Farm Bureau
Harrison Circuit Court May term trial docket list
Trial docket for Harrison Circuit Court May term shows cases set from May 7 to June 2 including State vs. Johnson Duke Anger Edmondson Schoen Miller Shrigley Barksdale Froman Stay Love Dick May May 81 Steen Stepro and others. Also a sale notice for Little Red clover baled hay by Jacob Fawver & Son in Corydon.
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Harrison
Q. T. Berry
Colvin
State
Johnson
Ola Duke
Wm. Daley
Richard Anger
James Edmondson
Gustave Schoen
Walter Miller
James
Shrigley
Jones
Wm. Trencin
Wm. Barksdale
Board of Commissioners of
Crawford County
John M. Froman
Stay Love
M. E. Dick
Sam May
Charles Stepro
Jacob Fawver
Big Land Deals In Corydon Area
A. J. Watson and B. F. Yeager bought Ed Haas’s 160 acre farm four miles southwest of Corydon for 12000 dollars. Haas also purchased Alva H. Wiseman and Arlie Shaffer’s farms one mile southwest of town for 17750 dollars. The Haas property includes timber. buyers will log and ship logs to their mill. Haas takes possession in March 1924.
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A. J. Watson
B. F. Yeager
Ed. Haas
Corydon
Mr. Haas
Alva H. Wiseman
Arlie Shaffer
Haas
Sweet Potato Plants Porto Rico Yam For Sale
Best sweet potato grown plant Porto Rico Yam matures 2 to 3 weeks earlier than other yams. Enormous yield, strong growth, excellent storage, good quality. Demand outstrips supply. orders should be placed early. Limited old varieties of sweet potato plants also available. Price 85 cents per 100 plants by mail 45 cents per 100. W P Mauck Corydon Ind.
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Porto Rico
W. P. Mauck
W. Corydon
Ind
Visitor From Kentucky Visits Heth Township Family
Mrs. W. T. Lee of Campbellsville Taylor County Kentucky spent a week with her sister Mrs. T. L. Mardis and family on the farm purchased by Mr. M. a few years ago of Jesse O. Pitman. Mrs. Underwood, a leading Kentucky teacher, was a caller and had attended the Kentucky Educational Association in Louisville. She has taught in Kentucky since 1872, missing only four years, totaling forty seven years. She planned to hear Billy Sunday preach in Louisville before returning home.
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Kentucky
W. T. Lee
Campbellsville
Taylorunty
T. L. Mardis
Heth Township
Mardis
Jesse O. Pitman
Underwood
Christena Fleshman
Louisville
Kentucky Educational Association
Aged Seventy Two And Never Had Professional Visit From A Doctor
Milton W. Bean, two miles south of Corydon, recalls a life in the county. At seventy two on April 21, he has never called a doctor for his own illness, though he saw a doctor twice for a broken arm. Bean taught school twenty one years and never missed a day due to illness, never using tobacco or alcohol.
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Milton W. Bean
Corydon
Mr. Bean
Plymouth Range Auction Sealed Bids Open June Ninth
The Wahel Grable Co offers one Plymouth range with coffee reservoir and polished top enamel high closet nickel trim. Sealed bids will be opened June 9 to award to the highest bidder after exhibition.
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Plymouth
Wahel—Grable CO
For Sale A Fine Large Team of Mules Inquire Here
Local notices report a fine large team of mules for sale with inquiry to this office. Perry Hughes of Brookston and R L Irwin of LaFayette visited Corydon to buy milch cows. H H Hubbard of New Salisbury ordered the Democrat sent to Dellings Stock Farm. George W Welker Conrad lingers ill at the home of his daughter and son in law in this place. Rev J G Moore delivered the Mauckport High School graduation sermon last Sunday. Rev Earl Taylor of Lanesville preached in Moore’s pulpit that evening.
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Perry Hughes
Brookston
R. L. Irwin
LaFayette
Corydon
H. H. Hubbard
New Salisbury
Dellings
Jeffersonville
George W
Welker
Conrad
Jas
A Watson
J. G. Moore
Mauckport High School
Earl Taylor
Methodist Church
Lanesville
Moore
Local notes on farms, graduates, and health in Posey area
Lincoln H Hoke and son Homer paid taxes in Posey township. Kannapel and Blunk bought Jersey stock from Amos Lemmon for their New Middletown herd. Weather hints of a cool summer and past frost history noted. Hanley E Elrod graduates from Orleans High School. 31 graduates, Commencement tonight. Chas A and Eli W Wolfe renew subscriptions in Corydon. Eli injured recently but recovering. Rev Dennis A Parks in poor health, serving multiple congregations in the south county. George N Amy reports scarce fruit bloom and potential small crop. Mrs Chas Ashworth returns home after serious illness with peritonitis. Mrs T G Beavon at bedside.
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Hanley E. Elrod
John E. Elrod
Orleans
Hanley
Dennis A. Parks
Laconia
Rehoboth
Memorial
Evans Landing
Clifton School House
Plants for sale at Bullett & Sons nursery
Tomato plants scarlet sage large double Crego Asters mixed colors mango peppers for sale at 10 cents per dozen listed by Mrs C C Hubbard at W H Bullett & Sons nursery
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Gale
W. H. Bullett & Sons
C. C. Hubbard
Honor Roll Students by Grade and Achievement
The list records eighth grade honor students Goldie Groft Lucille Stark Sarah Adams Elizabeth Applegate Lois Crosby Junita Elrod Ruth Jones Helen Davidson all with A grades and various B grades. Seventh grade names Phyllis Criss Grace Keller Ruth Bullett John M Dannenfelser Martha Frederick Irene Sonner Gertrude Jordan also appear with A and B averages. Sixth grade honorees include Kenneth Shafter Alice Argo Melvin Best Claude Kitterman Robert Keller Robert Bullett Velda Fay Hottell and James Byrne with A and B marks.
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Goldie Groft
Lucille Stark
Sarah Adams
Elizabeth Applegate
Lois Crosby
Junita Elrod
Ruth Jones
Helen Davidson
Phyllis Criss
Grace Keller
Ruth Bullett
John M. Dannenfelser
Martha Frederick
Irene Sonner
Gertrude Jordan
Kenneth Shaffe R
Alice Argo
Melvin Best
Claude Kitterman
Robert Keller
Robert Bullett
Velda Fay Hottell
James Byrne
Miss Nellie Crawford Wins Missing Letter Contest
Miss Nellie Crawford of this place won the $5 prize in the Missing Letter Contest published in the Democrat last week. Her sentence read Go to The Miles' Variety Store and look in the Granite Ware Department. Future pages will feature similar puzzles across Corydon Republican and Democrat editions.
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Nellie Crawford
The
Democrat
Miles Variety Store
Miss Crawford
Miles
Corydon
Republican
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Lanesvi
J. G. Zabel
C.S. Green & Son
Alford Rorge
Mauckport
DD. B. Beanblossom
J. K. Flora
J. A. Fowler
Central
Lee
Dedwood
R. F. Holiday
Lac Laconia
Otto Montgomery
Valley City
W. H. Wade
Moberly
Chee
Miles’ Variety Store
Robert W. Long
Jeanolis
Harrison County Farm Bureau
Fairview
Eugene Neely
New Albany
Nellie Neely
Dorothy Keller
Bertie Wiseman
Buskirk School
Willie Wiseman
Martin Wiseman
Ray Fulkerson
Fern Neely
Chas
Neely
Oliver Fulkerson
William Fulkerson
Carrie Wiseman
Hugh Rhodes
Carnation
New Middletown Milling Company
P. Wilkin
Glendale
California
Elizabeth Cheney
BE R. Page
Paseco
O. W
Lincoln H. Hoke
Homer
Posey Township
Mr. Hoke
Kannapel
Chas, A
Eli W. Wolfe
Brne River Township
Eli
George N. Amy
Chas. Ashworth
Methodist
Greencastle
Rector
T. G. Beavon
Champaign
Ashworth
Crandall
Corydon School
Miss Welle Cee Ord
W.H. Bulleit & Sons
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