Wagon Factory Hand Injured In Eye Accident
Ralph Davis, of this place, was injured at the Wagon Factory on May 13 while a spoke driving machine shattered a spoke. A piece struck his right eye, knocking him down. He was taken to an eye specialist in Louisville for examination. Davis returned home Sunday and hopes to recover fully. no permanent injury to Mrs Davis eye is anticipated.
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Ralph Davis
Davis
William Daniel
Mr. Davis
Charles A. Keller
Claud Wolfe
Louisville
Jersey Jersey Isle of Indiana Boldly Labeled Harrison County
The article details Mazurka's Golden Gem No 353175 sold to the Bartholomew County Boys Jersey Calf Club in 1918. It follows her milk yield and butter fat tests, her official testing start, and notes Harrison County breeders Prof W D Bean David Miller Albert Funk and Amos Lemmon supplying eleven of the 21 Jerseys. It lauds Harrison County Jersey breeders as leaders and proclaims the county the Jersey Isle of Indiana.
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Bartholomew County Boys’ Jersey
Francis Grock- Mun
Bartholomew County Cow Testing Association
Mon Hut
Harrison County Jersey
W. D. Bean
David “Mr. Miller
Albert Funk
Amos Laimmon
Bartholomew County Boys' Jersey
Amos Lemmon
Mazurka
Prince’s Brackwell
Harrison County
Jersey Isle
Indiana
The
United States
Taylor Township Commencement Held May 24
Taylor township will hold commencement on Saturday night May 24 with five graduates Lawreson Russell Ester Daily Helen Brewster Herbert Reader and Jessie Reader. New Middletown Orchestra will provide music and Hewitt Cumberland will give the address. County Superintendent Daveese will present diplomas and Andrew Anchuts is the township trustee.
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Taylor Township
Andrew Anchuts
Superintendent Deweese Lectures at Camp Knox Kentucky
Supt A O Deweese spent the latter part of last week at Camp Knox Kentucky delivering twelve thirty minute addresses on educational topics invited by the Educational Camp Service. Rev Richard Raaf led religious and educational activities guiding about ten thousand people at the camp. The Khaki University originated at Camp Knox and has been adopted by many army camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Deweese
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Educational Camp Service
Richard Raaf
F. C. Raaf
New Salisbury
Raaf
Rmike
Rant
Notice of Weekly Cream Testing Schedule
Beginning May 17 we will receive a test cream on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday each week. Kentucky Creameries Agent Ben Ilock. mi14-3w
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Kentucky Creameries
Ben Ilock
Log hauling accident injures Corydon man
Roscoe Zimmerman of Corydon was seriously injured last Wednesday while hauling logs for Keller Manufacturing Co. A log rolled onto him pinning him briefly. James Shaffer and Ivan Grable assisted, then transported to Deaconess Hospital Louisville for treatment. Doctors say vertebrae injuries may require a plaster cast.
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Roscoe Zimmerman
Corydon
Keller Manufacturing Company
Mr. Zimmerman
James Shaffer
Broeker
Daniel
Bottorff
Deaconess
Louisville
Pr. Daniel
Ed Keller
Dr. Arlen
Zimmerman
Atz Family Reunion Honors Nolan Atz Return
Mr and Mrs Christian Atz hosted relatives at Milltown to honor their son Nolan Atz recently home from ten months overseas service. Nolan was discharged at Camp Zachary Taylor last Wednesday after serving about a year in Co C 114 Engineer Corps. Guests included C P Trotter Corydon Mrs Clarence Blume and son Williston North Dakota Homer Hawes W T Atz and daughter Itvian Gus Atz and Miss Barbara Weaders O W Atz Louisville Ed Atz and family Nolan Atz and son of Milltown.
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Christian Atz
Milltown
Nolan Atz
Nolan
Camp Zachary Taylor
U. S
Co. C. 114 Engineer Corps
Atz
C. P. Trotter
Corydon
Clarence Blume and Son
W Liston
North Dakota
Homer Hawes
W. T Atz
Itvian
Ane
Gus Atz
Barbara Weaders
New Albany
O. VY. Atz
Louisville
Ed Atz
Partnership Tax Reports Due From Midwest Firms
Partnership business owners including farmers merchants and blacksmiths must file partnership returns with the Collector of Internal Revenue by June 15 1919 under the Revenue Act of 1918 Heavy penalties loom for delinquents Blanks are mailed to partnerships on record in the Seventh Indiana District Terre Haute with forms sent to every bank in the district Ensure timely filing to avoid penalties.
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Internal Revenue
Indiana
Terre Haute
Annual stockholders meeting for railroad company
The Louisville, New Albany and Corydon R R Co calls a meeting at its Corydon Indiana office on Monday June % 1919 at 2 p m to elect directors for the coming year and transact other business. Walter I Kahn secretary.
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Louisville, New Albany
Corydon R. R. Co
Corydon
Indiana
Money Due Notice from Harrison County Belgian Horae Company
Money owed to the Harrison County Belgian Horae Company for colta may be paid to red Igers Dr Jos Labue at Flist National Bank or Jobs Day Treas on KR R 3 Corydon.
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Harrison County Belgian Horae Company
Colta
Red Igers
Jos. Labue
Flist National Bank
Treas
Corydon
Remembering Curtis Garner Died May 19 1918
A mourning tribute from a mother to Curtis Garner who died in 1918. The poem recalls the sorrow of parting and hopes for reunion in Heaven with lines about angels and the afterlife. The piece expresses enduring love and loss.
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Curtis Garner
Jesus
Mother
Argo Bus Line Schedules and Local Notices
Argo Bus Line lists Corydon and New Albany stops with morning and afternoon departures. Local notices cover 1100 pound Polled Durham bull, Equitable Oil and Gas takeover of Consolidated, W E H Boone named secretary, and a Pleasant subscription renewal by Mrs. Barksdale and family with son Jameng Elmer’s army service and recent health issues.
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Equitable Oil and Gas Company
du Pont
New York
Louisville
Consolidated Oil and Gas Company
Kentucky
W. E H. Boone
Corydon
Equitable Company
Silver gifts honor Mary Wiseman at Miss Davidson party
Miss Minnie Davidson entertained about twenty guests Friday evening in honor of Miss Mary Wiseman. The event celebrated Miss Wiseman’s coming marriage to Mr. Clarence McKinsey of Hardingsburg, planned for the summer. Guests presented silver, china, and linen gifts and refreshments included ice cream and cake.
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Minnie Davidson
Mary Wiseman
Clarence MecKinsey
Hardingsburg
Mary
New Cream Station Opens at New Amsterdam Indiana
Kentuce Creameries established a cream station in New Amsterdam Indiana. The public is cordialy solicited to patronage. Highest market price paid for butter. John W Kendle is manager.
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Kentuce+ Creameries
New Amsterdam
Ind
Salvation Army outlines vast U S activities and future plans
Special report from National Headquarters details a Home Service Fund goal of 15 million dollars for May 19 26 to support 089 corps and outposts with a total operating cost around 1 97 million. It notes social work needs 1 27 million and a 1 875 million building program, plus 2 018 officers and 24 million sermons delivered nationwide.
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New York
Salvation Army
United States
West Fourteenth Street
Arny
Army
Salvation Army Home Service Fund drive aims for 18 million
Evangeline Booth, commander of the Salvation Army in the United States, promotes an 18 million Home Service Fund campaign to run May 19 through May 26. She says the effort extends wartime relief into a new postwar rehabilitation to sustain contracts with Europe and aid the poor at home. The prior 13 million fund is noted as part of the ongoing program and remembrance of 1926 campaigns.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
France
David Lloyd George
Paria
New York City
Salvation Army seeks 18 million in May 1926 drive
The Salvation Army plans a major fund campaign during the week of May 1926 seeking 18 million dollars to support its programs. The appeal emphasizes the slogan a man may be down but he's never out and invites public contributions to aid those in need.
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Salvation Army
Home Service Fund
Frederick Duncan
Army
Salvation Army Home Service Fund Campaign Aids Poverty Reduction
The article notes the Salvation Army Home Service Fund campaign of May 1926, raising 13 million dollars to reduce poverty and crime in the United States. It emphasizes the program's expected social impact and federal-level benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
United States
Wilson endorses Salvation Army Home Service Fund campaign
President Wilson cables his endorsement for the Salvation Army Home Service Fund campaign to run during May 1926. He expresses interest in the Army entering a sustaining fund and praises its work, noting the gratitude of the troops and his belief that no further commendation is needed.
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Wilson
Salvation Army
Home Service Fund
Woodrow Wilson
Out of Love Club Builds Friendliness Among Salvation Army Helpers
The Out of Love Club, run by the Salvation Army, admits only women who have shown clean records after hospital or home care. Members pledge to maintain friendliness and modest dress, with discipline for gossip, and the club supports the Salvation Army House Service Fund campaign aiming for 15 million dollars in May 1926.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army House Service Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taylor
Gienwood
Deweese
Rutherford
Associated Press
Democrat
Joseph F. Rutherford
International Bible Students' Association
S. Atwood Smith
Court
International Bible Students’ Association and Allied Organization
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Harlan C. Howe
Brooklyn
New Perfection
Hurst Hdw. Co
Lanesville
John TF. Benson
Ind. G. A. R
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Rev. Toombs
Tianesville
I. G Moore
Verydon
Mack Paeggerly
Paoli
Stenday Schools
Pfrimmertz
J. W. Blume
G. G. Schaffer
Louisville Hospital
Walter I. Kahn
ARGO
Lions Hotel
Lee McMonigle
Russell Rothrock
White Cloud
Thomas Barksdale
Sebastian
Morgan Township
Barksdale
John W. Kendle Mgr
Evangeline Booth Teli8& Home Service Fund
Lloyd George
Miss E. Booth
OUT OF Love” Club
Redpath
Henrietta Conrad
Steely Concert Co
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