V H Bullett Sons Garage Opens in Corydon May 7
The new V H Bullett and Sons garage in Corydon opens May 7 in a 70 by 129 foot steel brick building on Chestnut street. It features a large show room, office, fire proof vault, separate facilities, Ford parts and service, steam heat, electric lighting, and storage for cars. The firm, led by Will J Bullett and the late Albert Bulleit, traces to 1902 with a 1912 incorporation. current managers include Wm J Bullett, Pearl Rowe, Frank Ordner, Ed LaHue, R E Black, Earl Miller and others as salesmen, mechanics and staff.
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V. CT
Dleit
Chestnut Street
Ford
Ford Tricks
Fordson
Ford Cares
Perdson Traectore
Met
Wais
W. WH. Pullett & Sons
Pred Beees
Scottsburg
Indiana
Beggs
Fred
Corydon
Wv. H. Bullett & Sons
Democra
Bullett Brothers
Victor ‘Henry
John J
Amiel L
Paul C
New Middle‘town
Pete
W. H
A. L
J. J
P. C
New Albany
V. H. Bulleit
Will J
Albert Bulleit
V. H
W. H. Bulleit
Frank Ordner
Sid LaHue
Wm. J. Bullett
Miss Pearl Rowe
Ed LaHue
R. E. Black
Earl Miller
Joe Hottell
Smith Patterson
George Miller
Clem Bussabarger
Roy Windell
John Chambers
Josiah Grable
Jacob Keller
Floyd Rhodes
Great Fish Fry at Camp Keller Draws Big Crowd
The Corydon M. E. Sunday School Men's Class hosted a large fish fry at Camp Keller near Blue River last Friday after an all day picnic. About thirty autos arrived despite poor weather. 250 pounds of fried fish, cakes, salads, and eggs filled the feast. Ivan Eckart, Wm. Flora, and others set a 200 pound fishing record while a large crowd enjoyed games, foot races, and camaraderie.
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Corydon
Camp Keller
Louisville
Clem Rosenbarger
Jsusy
Bee
Crass
Ber
Barre! C
Ivan Eckart
Flora
Dan’l Fried
Ivan
Bill
Frank
James Whitman Dies of Diphtheria at 19
James Whitman died at his home north of Ramsey last Saturday afternoon from diphtheria. He was nineteen, survived by his mother two brothers John and Edgar Whitman and two sisters Mrs Cora Smith and Ona Whitman. A private funeral was held at Mt Tahor and burial was in the adjoining cemetery. The text notes commencement week at Corydon High School with events May 24 auditorium Baccalaureate May 22 and Alumni banquet May 19.
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James Whitman
Ramsey
John
Edgar Whitman
Cora Smith
Ona Whitman
Mt. Tahor
Urial
Candidate for Treasurer at Eureka Telephone Company Meeting
Miller announces candidacy for Treasurer of The Eureka Telephone Company at the Annual Stockholders Meeting in June. He will serve in the same salary as the current Treasurer if elected. Miss Mildred Tietrich leaves Elizabeth to work as an operator for Home Telephone Company in Louisville.
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Eureka Telephone Company
Stockholders’ Meeting
Mildred Tietrich
Elizabeth
The
Home Telephone Company
Louisville
Death of Prominent Citizen in Morgan Township
Abraham L. Rudolph died at his home in Morgan township after a long tubercular illness. His daughter died during a western trip, and both funeral and burial were held in Palmyra. He served as township trustee, was a Church of Christ member, and left a wife, one son Otto Rudolph, and three grandchildren. He was fifty six and well regarded.
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Abraham L. Rudolph
Morgan Township
Dalton
Palmyra
Fodolph
Church of ‘Christ
Jall
Otto Rudolph
Evangelist Rev. O E Foster to Lead Two Weeks Campaign
Caleta Illinois evangelist Rev O E Foster will conduct a two weeks evangelistic campaign at Mauckport U B Church starting May 22. Foster born and raised in Mauckport is 31 and has seven years in the ministry. He is son of Theo and Mrs Foster of Mauckport. All are invited to attend.
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O. E. Foster
Caleta
Ilinois
Mauckport U. B. Church
Rev. Foster
Mauckport
Theo. Foster
Rev M A Cossa Boom Returns to Lead Armenia Relief
Rev M A Cossa Boom returned home Monday and has consented to lead the county effort for the relief of suffering Armenians and Chinese. He serves as county chairman for this relief campaign. The editor, former vice chairman, will continue publicizing the work. Further details will follow.
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M. A. Cossaboom
Armenia
China
Rev. Cossaboom
Harrison Post plans July 4th celebration at Corydon
The Harrison Post American Legion plans a large Fourth of July celebration in Corydon with announcements to come next week inviting veterans and residents to attend events and enjoy patriotic activities.
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Harrison Post
Legson
Corydon
Hardin Heth Littell Dies in Buffalo
Hardin Heth Littell, born in Harrison County and former Louisville street railway official, died in Buffalo New York from heart trouble at age 75. He rose to superintendent of the Buffalo Street Railway and helped consolidate lines into International Traction Company, amassing a substantial fortune and leaving a son Clarence H Y Wel and grandsons. Buried in Buffalo. widow buried there.
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John H. Heth
Clarence Littell
Buffalo
New York
Hardin Heth Littell
Mr. Littell
Corydon
Louisville
Street Railway Company
Buffalo Street Railway Company
Steen
International Traction Company
Oak Grove
Cave Hill
Clarence H. Y Wel
Fiardin Heth
Mitchell Littell
Geneal Tenager
Ne T.vectric Railway Company
Les “1Ecks
California
Dode Heth
Jennie Rowland
Thomas Murdock
New Albany
Tle
Harrison County
What Is Chiropractic History and Practice
An early explanation defines chiropractic as a scientific method of adjusting the cause of disease without drugs or instruments. It emphasizes anatomy and the nervous system as the basis for treatment and invites consults with chiropractors.
Birth Announcement for Sugar Grove Infant Gerald L
Born to Mr and Mrs Homer Hoke of Sugar Grove on April 27 a son named Gerald L.
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Homer Hoke
Sugar Grove
Gerald L
Good Tomato Crops Are Profitable In New Jersey
In New Jersey on farmers delivering to a single Cannery there were over 3000 acres with average yields above 7 tons per acre last year. About 75 percent produced 12 tons per acre. A New York grower reported 30 tons per acre on a measured acre, selling at $10 per ton. large yields, quality and profits go hand in hand.
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New Jersey
New York
Tomatoes Grow Profitably on Humus-Rich Soils
Tomatoes thrive on soils rich in humus with ample plant food. The yield size and quality depend on plant food supply, prompting farmers to expand tomato growing, and the article notes plans to increase average production and accept more acreage briefly.
List of 1921 contractors and associated individuals
A compiled roster of names appears, listing contractors and related persons including Schickles Keller Snyder Wiseman Mauck Mossler Mossler Kopp Getz Schneider Baumegarde Blackman Bailey Kopp Smith Leffler Bonames Adolph Rochester Habermen Jones Kitterman Rawlings Haukasmith Morgan Ash Totten Beauchkamp Lopp Johnson Albin Kitterman Hertling Askren Vogt Seitz Cromwell Timberlake Eisenmenger Keene Rochner Kiger Wise Mosier Boemker Atkins Mosier Churchill Lottich Crone Kingery Johnson Bliss O Bannon O Bannon Knight Hisey Turley Frederick Bros Hinsley Reising Mauck Berkshire Smith Farnsley Farnsley Wilson Wilson Reas Wiseman Haun Denbo Bottorf Stonecipher Reed Reed Hollis Fulkerson Hollis Saunders Mott Luckett Eisenmenger Hardsaw Bason.
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W. P. Mauck
Fred G. Mossler
J. E. Mossler
Ivan Kopp
Andrew Getz
Jacob Schneider
William Baumegarde
W. N. Blackman
Lester Bailey
Arvil Kopp
Chas. G. Smith
R. E. Leffler
Henry Bonames
Geo. Adolph Robert Rochester
Habermen & Jones
Wilford Kitterman
T. J. Rawlings
H. S. Haukasmith
Jasper Morgan Gee
T. Ash O. C. Totten
R. Beauchkamp
Edgar FE. Lopp
Aaron Johnson
C. L. Albin
H. C. Kitterman
William Hertling
C. M. Askren
Frank Vogt
Walter Mosier
Bernard Boemker
Joshua Atkins
M. M. Mosier
Ray Churchill
Frank P. Lottich
Walter Crone
E. L. Kingery
Stanley A. Johnson
Joe P. Bliss
Dewey O'Bannon Herman O’bannon
T. W. Knight
C. A. Hisey
Geo. W. Turley Frederick Bros. Perry Hinsley
Albert Reising
W. L. Conrad
L. A. Mauck
E. L. Berkshire
Lets Talk It Over By Call Or Visit Or Write
The message invites contacting by phone mail or in person to discuss options. It encourages reaching out to talk through details and find a suitable arrangement. No specific names, dates, or locations are provided in readable text.
Estate of Elizabeth Ptrimmer adjourns final account hearing
Samuel Pfrimmer as administrator files final settlement for the estate of Elizabeth Ptrimmer deceased in Harrison Circuit Court May term 1921. Heirs creditors and legatees are summoned to show cause on May 27 1921 why the accounts and vouchers should not be approved. Martin E Engleman administrator also sets hearing for final settlement of Ilu M Supaleuan estate on May 27 1981 and creditors heirs and legatees must show cause why report should not be approved.
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Elizabeth Ptrimmer
Harrison Circuit Court
Samuel Ptrimmer
Samuel Pfrimmer
Martin E. Eugieman
Ilu M. Supaleuan
Harrison County
Lodiacsu
Martin E Engleman
Admr
For Sale Twenty Acre Tract on Pike near Corydon
For sale a twenty acre tract on the pike three miles from Corydon. Includes a comfortable small dwelling and a good barn. Offered by Old Capital Real Estate Agency. 27-2w.
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Pike
Corydon
Old Capital Real Estate Agency
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V. H. Bulleit & Sons Garage
V. H. Bullet & Sons, Incorporated
Miles’ Variety Store
Diptheria
Mt. Tabor
A. Co. Miller
Laconia, Ind
Abe L. Rudolph
Farmer Harrison
Jattell
Logansport
Littell
Episcopal Church
Harrison Countian
Chiropractic
Henry M. Stevens
PB. D
Palmer School
Kindner
Gorydon, Indiana
Ben Schickles
George Keller
Joseph M. Snyder
Alva H. Wiseman
John Seitz
Tillie Cromwell Lee Timberlake
John Eisenmenger
Keneth Keene
August Rochner Thomas F. Kiger
H. A. Wise
K Mitchem
Ollie Smith
Stanley Farnsley
Leslie Farnsley
William Wilson
Harry Wilson
John O. Reas
Jess L. Wiseman
Noah Haun Willard Denbo Lewis Bottorf Perry Stonecipher Obed Reed
Ethel Reed
John O. Hollis
Ray Fulkerson
John H. Arnold
Frank Saunders
R. C. Mott
Her Luckett
Herman Eisenmenger
Arthur Hardsaw
Ed Bason
Curtice Brothers Co
I. B. Cook, Mgr
S. M. Friedley
Eureka
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