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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1923
Page
6
Storm frequency and forestry policy urge action
In Quonnsville Vines dated May 4, 1925 the writer argues storms may be more frequent due to better record keeping, population spread, and weather reporting. The piece notes past tornadoes and forest destruction in Kentucky, stresses relief for victims, and advocates reforestation to restore a natural shield against floods and drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Johnson
Lisbon
Kentucky
Uweet Springs
Quonnsville Vines
Brookhart and Judge Gary clash over tariffs and immigration
In a Louisville Evening Post editorial from May 15 1923 the Brookhart Gary dispute is explored. The piece notes Brookhart now sits with Republicans while railing against Judge Gary and his tariff policy immigration stance and steel labor practices. It also says Gary has strong business credentials and efficiency driven leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhart
Europe
Iowa
Gary
Ma Brookhart
United Sites Steel Corporation
The
Post
Steel Corporation
America
United States Steel Corporation
Brookert
Louisville Evening Post
Senator Moses Sees Tory Fence in Europe
The lettered senator from New Hampshire vents anger at President Harding and European diplomacy. He rails against the international court and vows to resist Republican plans, while mocking foreign dispatches and urging Americans to decide their own path at home.
Lord Robert Cecil in Asperica Explains League of Nations
In Townsville Lord Robert Cecil stated he aimed to explain League of Nations operations in Europe and had no plan to advise Americans. Dr Moses argues the party should split, fighting to keep Aguirre out of the international court amid debates on national discord and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Robert Cecil
Skobert
Aderton
Robert
Townsville
Asperica
League of Nations
Europe
Americcan
Moses Seeis
Old Guard
Aay
Aguerreg
International Court
Louisville Evening Post
Political factions shape postmaster New as Daugherty retires
The Louisville Times reports Harry S. New replaces Tlavey Daugherty as a warding strategist amid Republican infighting. New, old-guard and Cannon-type, supports past lines while Daugherty, a lawyer of the Police Court type, had a short-lived successful bush league strategy at the National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. New
Goveril
Tlavey Daugherty
Mr. New
Old Guard
New
Mr. Daugherty
Daugherty
Bush League
Tarry Daugherty
Warding
Mr. Lasker
Harding
Mr. Harding
Senator Lodge
World Court
Lodge
Louisvile Evening Times
Sugar Tariff Booms as Tax Hits Consumers Hard
The Washington Daily News reports that a third of the tariff yield comes from sugar with at least 176 million dollars to the government this year. The levy starts with importers and travels to the retail buyer, averaging about 1.50 dollars per person. Overall tariff revenue reaches about 540 million dollars, nearly one third from sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Daily News
Indiana official urges lights on horse drawn vehicles
Indianapolis May 1 Special Horse drawn vehicles should display lights on public highways says All Timble maintenance superintendent of the Indiana state highway department He notes Indiana law requires motor vehicles to display head and tail lights yet horse drawn vehicles lack such controls A recent accident on the National road near Richmond where a horse died underscores the need for visibility A lantern on the buggy or a small light on the frame is suggested to prevent similar crashes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana State Highway Department
Winkle
Indiana
Richmond
Hinkle
Reasor Announces 24/7 Auto Service at Corydon Garage
L A Reasor proprietor promotes reduced costs for all car owners with round the clock service at Next Red Mill Corydon Service Garage. The message highlights convenient access and lower overhead as key benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mill Corydon
L. A. Reasor
Bulleit Barn Fire Destroys Lone Oaks Farm Home
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a large barn at Lone Oaks the home of W. J. Bulleit on Cherry Street in Silver Wills at 11 o clock yesterday. Mrs. Bulleit raised the alarm but distance and headway prevented fire department aid beyond protecting nearby structures. For sale nit tle hay baled by Jacob Fawver & Son Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Oaks
W. J. Bulleit
Pie Social at Antioch Church May 26
A pie social will be held at Antioch Church on Elizabeth Road Saturday night May 26. Cake pie coffee and refreshments will be served. Those wishing to bring cake pie or refreshments should contact the committee for the church repair fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch ‘Church
Elizabeth
Early Morning Mail Route From New Albany Commences
Postmaster Roe Black announces bids for a new early a.m. mail route from New Albany to Corydon via Lanesville and Coryden. The carrier leaves at 4:47 A.M. and delivers first class mail and newspapers, linking with Rural Routes and New Middletown and Elizabeth lines. Also an ad for building materials from J J Bulleit & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe. Black
Corrdorsia
New Albany
Post Office Department
Ois
Lanesville
Coryden
Black
Dunbar
Tiarry
Corydon
New Middletown
Mrs Margaret Stevens Dies After Long Illness in York Nebraska
Mrs Margaret Stevens died Sunday morning at her son A J Stevens home in the city after a period of failing health. She was born in Harrison County Indiana and married John Stevens in 1864. Nine children survive along with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. services in York were led by Elder Craig and Rider Craig with burial beside her husband in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stevens
A. J. Stevens
A. A. Steynes
Craig
Kearney
York
Gelock
Primitive Baptist Church
Prohibition Agent Returns From Cuba Vacation
Charles R. Leibert prohibition enforcement officer for this territory returns from Cuba where he spent his annual vacation with Sheriff William A. Baird and Police Chief John E. Cole. He made a long trip to a remote part of the county Friday but did not make an arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Leibert
Cuba
William A. Baird
John E. Cole
Mr. Leibert
New Albany
Louisville
Zigler Pure Bred Stallion for 1923 Season
Zigler announces a pure bred stallion will stand the 1923 season at his farm two and a half miles southeast of Milltown and two and a half miles west of Delauw. Insure with fifteen dollars sixty cents to secure a colt that stands and nurses. Payment due as soon as the service is confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milltown
Delauw
DePauw
Don F
Laws of
Indiana
Don
John Luther
P. O
New Middletown
Ind
Harrison
Jack
Indiana Stallion Enrollment Board
B. F. O'Bannon
H. E. McCartney
C. H. Anthony
C. M. McConnell
LaFayette
R. B. Cooley
Elizabeth
Irl R. Hanger
Warrison County
B. Cooley
Irl
R. Hanger
Gwaer
Keever
Stallion Enrollment Certificate Details for Zigler No 14811 A
Placed in Indiana records 1915 Percheron stallion Zigler registered as purebred owner C E Willan Trafalgar Johnson county. Certification by Dr Laney Conrad confirms free from transmissible unsoundnesses under Indiana law with annual renewal and transfer notes dated 1920 1923 and 1928 in Lafayette Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zigler
Indiana
C. E. Willan
P. C. Trafalger
Ind
Johnson
Indiana Stallion Enrollment Board
Laney Conrad
E. Willan
Trafalger
I. R. Hanger
Depauw
LaFayette
Rh. B. Cooley
Srl
R. Hanger
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Democrat
Lew M.o.rannon
Ofice
American Press Association
Avaiication
Cece
George I. Moses
New Haishire
Republican Old Guard
Pecctaen Harding
Republican Party
Meine
Bulleit
Nittle
Jacob Fawver & Son
Antioch
Soctal
W. J. J. Bulleit & Son
York, Neb
SOUND
Taylor Township
Lamb Ridge
Eureka. Telephone Co
McCormick
Rogers Camp Ground
Hom Surety
Charles Neel
Tyrell Davis
Marion Lamb
Harrison County Auto Co
Corydon, Indiana
A. A. C. Co. Fertilizer
Fred W. Kost
Conner’s Drug Store
Pearl and Spring Sts
New Albany, Ind
Goodrich
Auto Supplies
E. Market St
J. J. BULLEIT @ SONS
Low Middletown Milne Company
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