Sie vue to five dollar
A brief, unclear item notes money and time references, mentioning five dollars and a brief exchange. The readable fragments suggest a purchase or price note, but lack complete context or identifiable names.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1916
Page
1
A brief, unclear item notes money and time references, mentioning five dollars and a brief exchange. The readable fragments suggest a purchase or price note, but lack complete context or identifiable names.
A brisk ad for Trotter's Shirt Waist House promises happy dressing with style and fit at affordable prices. It highlights organdies, voices, novelty stripes, tub silks and a sale line “Bden to 6 5.00” suggesting price emphasis.
The Corydon conference on April 28 29 highlighted Dr Millis Hanover College on rural life and the role of community. Amos W Butler Major D C Peyton and Rev Lucien Rule spoke on the states care for dependents reform school and mental health and urged reducing causes of poverty and crime while stressing education
The annual stockholders meeting to elect Directors for the ensuing year will be held at the company office in Corydon Indiana on Monday June 5th 1916 from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. A B McRINLLY secretary be present to transact other business as brought before the meeting.
J Fred Beggs of Scottsburg traveled to Corydon to ship tools used in erecting the public library and school building. He sent part of his tools to Jasper in Dubois county under a $16,000 bank contract and part to Windfall in Tipton county for a $52,000 school project. The note praises his character and lists his expanding business. Also, a nearby 158 acre farm eight miles from Corydon is for sale with a good house and barns.
The Bloomington Courier reports Mrs George Applegate of Corydon was guest of honor at a Friday Musical Club reception hosted by president Mrs Frank Holland and assistants Mrs C A Masemiller and Mrs Sherman Davis. Applegate sang a beautiful recital, pleasing attendees and highlighting the club's high musical standing.
Twelve room house with barn corn crib goodswell cistern and good business place. Halfway between Posey Taylor Boone Webster farmers and New Albany. Pearsons to inquire at this office. f 16 tf
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