William Henry Harrison Indiana Pioneer Landmark
Gen William Henry Harrison began land acquisition along Big Blue River in 1807 reaching 640 acres near Corydon Indiana. He built a water powered mill and dam, planted an orchard, and maintained a hospitality reputation while supervising operations. An anecdote shows his kindness to a traveling Democrat, who later voted for his presidential rival. The piece blends early settlement details with personal recollections and a toponymic description of the Welcome Place.
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Joshua T. Wilson
William Henry Harrison
Big Blue River
United States
Corydon
Harrison County
Indiana
Joshua Wilson
Abijah Bayless
Casboa
Lenton
Abraham Rathrock
Harrison
Amar
Sim
Welson Place
Pleasant Ridge News Notes and Local Visits
Pleasant Ridge and Corydon areas exchange wedding rumors and church notices. A large Sunday gathering, family visits, and photo at John Stonecipher's mark a community day. Donations to Corydon Public Library include many historical works and classic tales for regional readers.
New Flour Milling Mill Opens at Corydon Junction
W D Hurn Milling Co announces a new flouring mill at Corydon Junction offering flour for wheat and a full range of animal feeds. They solicit patronage with a motto of fair treatment.
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Corydon Junction
Local Notes From Harrison Township Journal
Miss May Carte of Louisville visits relatives here. Miss Goldie McCutchen ill with rheumatism. Henry Beeler moves to Frank Mellarry farm near Sugar Grove. John Beeler relocates to his Farrm at this place. Pink Kinzer visits cousin Leslie Boman in Floyd county. Capt Villier and family visit relatives at New Albany. Bethesda San Church plans easy entertainment Saturday afternoon. Easter exercises attract crowd to Tover Side Sunday school. Eugene Villier Jr sells house on Heights to George Hellman of Louisville. Miss Vina McCutchen visits sick sister Godie. Chester Gunn returns from Napoleon Indiana to Floyd County. C. Om. Fivans handles wagons and gear for sale or trade. Poem and local notices about school vacation and a church social. Joseph Wary of Spencer Township visiting Corydon. Mrs Bary ill. Chas Zollman, Charlestown attorney, in Corydon for records.
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May Carte
Louisville
Kinater
D. T. Carter
Goldie McCutchen
Henry Beeler
Frank Mellarry
Sugar Grove
John Beeler
New Albany
Pink Kinzer
Rehoboth
Leslie Boman
Floyd County
Capt
Villier
Bethesda
Toverside
Eugene Villier Jr
Heights
George Hellman
Vina McCutchen
Godie
Chester Gunn
Napoleon
Ind
Local notices and ads mention travel schedules and business visits
A mix of transit times for New AR ddietoats and Coryton Kintner Hotel, plus details of New Albany Lyons Hotel, and notes on Thoms McCrady and Sons and Alonzo Ferree from Louisville. Also a subscription renewal, a sale of two five year old mares by C W Thomas, and an umbrella repair offer from Novelty Repair Shop.
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New AR
C. W. Thomas
Galan No 2491 Sound Pure Bred Stallion at Wright Barn
Galan No 2491 owned by Wm. T. Wright will begin the 1916 season April 1 at Wright's barn in Boone township near Rehoboth church. A Pure Bred German Coach Stallion, he is sound and enrolled by the Indiana Stallion Enrollment Board with a certificate. Service fee is 210.00 to insure a colt to stand and suck. care offered but no liability for accidents.
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Wm. T. Wright
Mr. Wright
Boone Township
Rehoboth Church
Galan
Indiana Stallion Enrollment Board
Indiana
Omer the Draft Horse to Begin Season in 1916
Omer No 8715 starts season April 1916 at Corydon Fair Grounds on Sundays Saturdays and Mondays and at Corydon Junction on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays. Stallion insured for $20 with care taken but company not liable for accidents. Five years old, imported from Belgium in 1914 weighs 2235 pounds. Breeding inquiries to S A Taylor and Krauses with Eureka contact and officers listed.
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Corydon Fair Grounds
Corydon Junction
Omer
Belgium
Titre Rehive
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