Petition for Vacation of Highway in Heth Township
A petition to vacate a highway in Heth township Harrison County Indiana will be heard June 5 1923 The petition signed by Daniel Fulkerson and 20 others asks the Board of Commissioners to view the proposed vacation along land of Daniel Fulkerson beginning at the southeast corner of lot 5 Mauckport and running to the Ohio River via Lick Run signed by C W Smith Auditor Harrison County and Clyde R Lettick Attorney M-9-2-w
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Heth Township
Harrison County
Indiana
State of Indiana
County of
Harrison
Board of Commissioners
Mauckport
Lick Run
Ohio River
Daniel Fulkerson
C. W. Smith
Auditor Harrison Co
Ind
Clyde R. Lettick
Administrator's Sale Of Personal Property In Frenchtown
Notice of sale of Eugene A. Barry estate personal property to be held May 26 1923 at 1 PM at Frenchtown residence. Items include cow chickens corn meat lard implements furniture and other articles. Cash for sums 5 or less. sums over 5 dollars on six month credit secured by purchaser notes with freehold security.
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Studebaker
Eugene A. Barry
Gell
Frenchtown
Sweet Potato Plants For Sale From Mes Klarench Kopp
Sweet potato plants available including Golden Sweets Red Moody White Brazil and Yellow Yams priced 30 cents per 100 with postage extra. Contact Mes Klarench Kopp.
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Red Moody's
Brazil
Clarench Kopp
Letter from Illinois hints at 1924 politics and coal costs
West Frankfort writer discusses high taxes and tariff effects, criticizes Harding era policies including Ship Subsidy and World Court. He notes miners half time, coal prices above production costs, and predicts 1924 Democratic victory with Harding’s possible renomination blocked by internal foes. Also tears into 1923 finances and a local sale notice.
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Harding
World Court
Wilson
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Bull Moosers
W .Neely
Rev H S Albin Reflects On Harrison County Tales
Reverend H S Albin of Lexington Tennessee writes in support of the Democrat subscription and recalls memories from Harrison County. He notes Joe Sullivan Uncle John Mathes and Hutchisons show at Corydon plus the growth of Hollow Rock Junction with NC and St L railroad work. He says the town now has over 500 people, a transfer switch belt, and one church, inviting former locals to visit.
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H. S. Albin
Democrat
Lexington
Tennessee
Joe Sullivan
Uncle John Mathes
Hutchisons
Corydon
John Mathes
Harrison County
Kuiglen
Candidate for Secretary Eureka Telephone Co election notice
A stockholder driven candidacy announces entry for secretary at the Eureka Telephone Co annual election to be held by stockholders in Corydon on June 2, 1923. The candidate pledges to work for satisfactory service if elected and signs as JOSEPI H. FELLER.
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Eureka Telephone CO
Eureka Telephone Company
Corydon
Daanantéathe
Lulu B. Reising
W. Corydon
Ind
New Boonville Factory Drive Raises Pledges
A one day drive at Boonville raised 18 540 dollars toward securing the Moses Rosenthal Athletic underwear factory for the town. The company will begin garment manufacturing in a temporary building and plans a 300 girl workforce once a factory is completed.
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Boonville
Moses-Rosenthal Athletic
Independence Notes On Visitors And Local Church Growth
Abe Williams reports Charles Sappenfield plans an extended visit from Independence to Byrneville then New York City to see his son Albert through autumn. A Baker family member may relocate to Independence. Mrs. Baker visits with her mother Mrs. Ellen Kepley. Indiana visitors to W. W. Kepley’s, including Elder W H Kelley and family, join a social roundup near Oakland church. Walnut Park Latter Day Saints church nears completion, seating about 1000, brick veneer and stone gables noted. Martin returns to plastering as building prices rise. Weather cold and dry, fruit prospects good. McCormick Deering tractors recommended.
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Independence
Missouri
Abe Williams
Charles Sappenfield
Old Home Place
Byrneville
New York City
Albert
Baker
Bradford
Indiana
W. W. Kepley
Oakland Church
W. H. Kelley
Jacob Barksdale
Harry Smith
E. G. Martin
J. P. Sappenfield
Walnut Park Church
L. D
Collins
KE. G. Martin
Standard Oil Co
David Harbaugh
South
Noland St
Willie Mosier
Montana
Andrew Mosier
West
Newton Gore
Wheeler Gore
California
Little Vidilla Curts Passes After Short Life
Obituary note from Leavenworth area recalls Vidilla Curts born March 1 1923 who died April 19 after a seven week life. She leaves a bereaved father and mother siblings and many friends. Funeral and burial followed at Potato Run cemetery Scott. Also included are verses and local ad copy for Dr Hess remedies.
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Jess Curts
Vidilla
Vicilla
Lee
Lavina
Leavenworth
Potato Run
Scott Township
Jimmy Jones Reflects on Farming Duty and Future Life
Jimmy Jones nine says farming is noble work and essential to feed the world. He recalls his father a farmer and vows to work hard to become steady, save money, marry and raise chickens. He claims he can beat Bil Smith who also grew up on a farm.
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Bil Smith
Jimmy Jones
Farma Journal
For Sale Two Ton Denby Truck With Dump Beds
For sale cheap a two ton Denby Truck with Continental Red Seal motor. It has an enclosed cab and independent sideboard body plus an extra two yard dump bed for hauling stone and gravel. Contact Co. A. Sims Crandall Indiana phone Crandall Exchange A 25 tf.
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Continental Red Seal Motor
A. Sims
Crandall
Ind
Crandall Exchange
Revered Guy H Wayne Leaves Woburn Church
The First Congregational church held a vesper service where Rev Guy H Wayne delivered his final Woburn sermon on The garden of Arimathaea He urged inviting Jesus into the heart He came to Woburn two years ago as assistant pastor and acted as pastor after Dr Norton resigned He will become pastor in Plainville Mass and pursue post graduate work at BU A reception will honor him and Mrs Wayne and Mrs Wolpert M-2-3-w Becker Sons
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First Congregational Church
Guy H. Wayne
Woburn
Garden of
Arimathaea
Joseph of
Jesus
Mr. Wayne
Joseph
Christ
Jesus Christ
Norton
Wayne
Congregational
Wolpert
Mass
Daily Times
Plainville
B. U
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Corydon
The Hoosier Elm Chapter held its May gathering at Mrs. W. J. Bullett home with Mrs. Philip Rosenbarger and Mrs. Bulleit hosting. Decoration Day plans include Cedar Hill Cemetery at 9 30 for grave exercises and a June 14 Flag Day adjournment.
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Hoosier Elm
W. J. Bullett
Philip Rosenbarger
Bulleit
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Indiana
Robert Gibson
James Whitcomb Riley
Ward Stephens
Sam Vogt
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W. B
HP. Ee
T. J. Hudson
Corydon, Ind
Udeba Ker
Plymouth
the Wahl-Grable Company
A. A. C. Co. Fertilizer
Fred W. Kost
Goodrich
E. Market St
New Albany
Jos
F. Pinaire
Eureka
Ramsey
New Salisbury
Corydon Exchange
John Miller
Josiah Nolot
Frank Steph
Illinois
Wood Neely
West Frankfort
the Democrat
Svespeculaity
Josepi H. Feller
Reaser
McCormick Deering
Becker & Sons
Heaven
Maxwell
Linder’s
W. H. J. Friedley
Forrest Floyd
Claude B
Fiona M. Amy
Liffe Forrest
Hubert
Bethel A. B. Church
C. H. Youngblood
Connor
J. J. Bullett & Son
Dr. Hess’ Poultry
Jimmy
Congregational Church
Daughters American Revolution
Jap W. Turley
Jap. W. Turley
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