Lutheran Liberty Bond Drive Raises Three Million in Three Hours
Reports from headquarters show the Lutheran Missouri Synod drive for a 3.09 million Endowment Fund raised during a 2 to 6 pm Sunday effort. About 50,000 workers nationwide participated with average congregational gifts over two thousand dollars, aiding incapacitated pastors, teachers, and widows. The Treasury Department praised the initiative for supporting veterans and war securities while funding ongoing church aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theres Milliort DeHara
Liberty Leaney
Veterans of the Cross
United States
Victory Liberty Loan
Hans Rieg
Treasury Department
Stock farm pictures from Walter Forman showcase Sabin herd
Walter Forman of Princeton Illinois sent twelve postcard pictures from Chas Sabin’s stock farm displaying a Model herd bull, Benefactor the Percheron stallion, Short Horn cows and calves, and Percheron stallions. The item notes prices and weights for several animals and invites interested readers to view the photos at the Democrat office. Local demand for more stock is stated along with a small listing of animals for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter FE. Forman
Princeton
Dinois
Chas. Sabin
Jersey
Poland
Walter
Mr. Sabin
Ae Model
Rennsemer
la Salle
Forman
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Corydon Resident
Corydon residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from aches and pains and strengthened kidneys. Mrs. B. Lefler of Lemon Street notes long use and says a few doses improve condition. She reiterates praise from June 14 1912 and recommends others try the remedy. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Corydon
Dean
Trees of Indians issued by the Department of Conservation
The Department of Conservation released a 300 page booklet titled Trees of Indians. It provides scientific descriptions and wood uses for native trees, plus shading and forest planting value. Free to teachers and woodlot owners, limited supply. orders to the Office of State Forster in Indianapolis, Bulletin No. 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Conservation
Office of Sifte Forster
Indianapolis
Bulletin No
Stockholders meet for Louisville New Albany Corydon R R electing directors
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Louisville New Albany and Corydon Railroad Inc. is set for Monday June 1919 at 2 p m in Corydon Indiana to elect directors and address other business. A second item notes Rosas Davis, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Davis of Little Rock Arkansas, has joined an insurance company clerical office in Des Moines and Washington after naval service. A correction is issued regarding a legislative bill on circuit judge expenses. the bill’s passage is unclear in the published Acts.
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Louisville
New Albany
Corydon R. R. Inc
Compsey
Corydon
Indiana
Asa Miller
Myra
Miller
U. S
Rosas Davis
Lee Davis
Little Rock
Arkanas
U. S. Naval Service
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington, D. C
Democrat
AVON
Fair Grounds
Coryn Don
Avot
Harrison County Fair
Dogy
S.A. Tor
Cream Testing Schedule From May 17 by Kentucky Agent
Beginning May 17 the Kentucky Creameries testing program will receive and test cream samples on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each week. Agent Ben Fiock oversees the process to ensure quality control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Creameries
Ben Fiock
Hottell Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Home
Mr and Mrs Leo Hottell marked their fourth wedding anniversary on Sunday May 4 with a family dinner in the yard. Relatives gathered for dinner including C L Stevenson Demes Lockhart Albert Brewer D C Davis Myrtle Claude Boy Lahae Claude Hisey Otto Hottell Roy Stover Anna Hottell and Edger Miles. Afternoon music on a Victrola and warm wishes closed the celebration.
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Leo
Hottell
Edger Miles
Hatten
Polled Durham bull weighs 1100 pounds in prime condition
Russell Rothrock of White Cloud lists a polled Durham bull at 1100 pounds. Eligible to register, described as an excellent stock animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Russell Rothrock
White Cloud
Petition for Improvement of Harrison County Highway
Notice filed to the Board of Commissioners of Harrison County Indiana for the Milltown and Fredericksburg highway improvement by grading draining resurfacing and paving with stone. Hearing set June 3 1919 to consider notice validity signatures and steps for the project. Signature by D F Adams and over fifty voters. Auditor Sam C Mauck Harrison County Indiana.
Petition for highway improvement in Harrison County
Notice states a petition presented to the Board of Commissioners at Corydon for a highway project from the Ramsey and Hancock free gravel road eastward through sections 2, 3, and 9 to connect with New Albany Pike. Petition requests a 30 foot wide road eroded to 20 feet with center paving of stone and crushed stone layers, signed by Rudolph, I C Moore, and over fifty others, with hearing set to contest or grant the petition.
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Herhy
Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
Itd
Commissioners Room
Corydon
Ramsey and
Hancoc
Township Two
Range Three
Said
Raid Erade
Ad Rudolph
I. C. Moore
Samc
MAUCK
Tnd
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Lutheran Liberty
Washington
Theo. H. Lamprecht
Lutheran Laymen’s League
Clark St
Chicago
Walter Forman
Joan A. “Ens
Corydon R
Kareke
Trees of Indiase
P. m
Walter I. Kahn
Scott
Bowne Hares
Milltown
Fredericksburg
Sale
Bue
Tixas
Wid Sala
D. F. Adams
Sam CL Mauck
Ind
B. F. Smith
W. Jean Company
Gilbert Smith
Victor
My Brace
New Middletown
John Luther
DON F
Esa
New Middetown
Charter Oak Junior
Omer No
Omer
Omer Ig
Hennemt En Thin Paints
George W. Taylor
VA. Taylor
Black Eagle
Geo. R. Sears
Palmyra
GEO. RB. Szars
Apao Tt
Ang
Maxwell
Will
Palmyrast
Adapple Bikck
Geo
Eid
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Nodels
Oakland
California
Fort Worth
Texas
Oshawa
Ontario
Bay City
Michigan
Flint
St. Louis
Missouri
Tarrytown
New York
Newland Tr. Knight
Floyd
Harrison Counties
Georgetown and Crandall
M. Byrne
Agt
Georgetown
Gale
Tadi
Eekile
Jerney Ball
Rice
James . Lockberg
George Miles
Central
Ford
J. A. Fowler
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