Keller Family Store Reopens Under Cash-Only Policy
On November 1st 1922 W H Keller resumes management with Joseph L Keller as assistant. The store emphasizes fair prices and cash sales only promising better values and savings from cash buying and bad accounts costs. It appeals to loyal customers and invites new patrons with a bold one dollar for two hundred cents worth of merchandise offer.
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W. H. Keller & Co
W. H. Keller
L. C. Keller
E. G. Keller
T. J. Hudson
Joseph L. Keller
Charles M Askren Sale Near Corydon November 3
A mixed farm auction includes a mare a Jersey cow four two horse wipcon Vilcan turning plow steel Ramesw single and two double share plows strawberry cultivator and various household items plus about five dozen chickens. Items to be sold Friday November 3 two miles southeast of Corydon by auctioneer Essa Richard.
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Charles M. Askren
Corydon
Essa Richard
Tuberculosis Death Rate Falls Nationally Since 1900
Indiana Tuberculosis Association reports U S death rate from tuberculosis dropped from over 200 per 100 000 in 1900 to about 100 in 1921. Since 1904 the educational drive cut deaths in half, saving an estimated 1 268 lives in Indiana from 1917 to 1921. The state plans its annual Christmas Seal Sale to fund anti tuberculosis work.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
United States
National Tubercosis Association
State Tuberculosis Association
State Health Board
Indiana
Hoosier County
The Jordan Studio Ad Highlighting Eastman Kodak Gifts
An early 20th century ad from The Jordan Studio encourages holiday gift shopping with Eastman Kodak products described as lasting pleasure for children, referencing the Kodak brand and a catalog number 0-25-3-w.
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Eastman Kodak
Jordan Studio
Election news delays push Democrat press to Wednesday night
The Democrat explains regular press time shifts next week due to the election, delaying publication until Wednesday night. Readers in Corydon are told to expect early Rural Route mail run as usual, with coverage timed to maximize election reporting.
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The
Democrat
Corydon
William L Flock Democratic Candidate for Representative
Local notice praising William L. Flock as Democratic nominee for Parke County Representative. Highlights his farming success, livestock leadership, large family, and broad support from Republicans. Includes a correction request about his eleven children and a brief sales pitch from O-25-2-w V. H. Bullelp & Sons in Harrison County.
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Rockville Tribune
Rockville
Parke County
William L. Flock
Bill
Parke Iounty
Wiliam L. Flock
Flock
Corydon
William L. Fleck
Farmers’ Federation
Fleck
Wm. L. Flock
Tribune
Soldiers $2 a Day Negroes $6 a Day
An editorial questions wage disparity in a state project where six colored men earned $6 a day for wall washing at the state house, totaling $7,300, while Lew Shank paid $20,000 to hire unemployed World War I soldiers at $2 per day. The piece critiques what it calls unequal compensation under a Republican administration.
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State House
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Abe Martin notes Joe Lark buys shoes with leftover Wilson funds
Abe Martin reports Joe Lark purchased a pair of shoes today using money he had left over from the Wilson administration, reflecting a small personal expenditure noted in the column.
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Abe Martin
Joe Lark
Wilson
Fertilizer Tariff Hits Indiana Farmers Hard
The added fertilizer tariff costs American farmers about 45 million 600 dollars annually. Indiana farmers bear 1.5 million of the rise, while fertilizer firms gain three times as much from Indiana as from wool. Indiana farmers lose exactly 1 million in this tariff section.
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Indiana
Harrison County
State v Earl Frans Myers and Letser Myers continued for murder
Circuit Court notes at English report cases in Crawford County Democrat show State v Earl Frans and Letser Myers on first degree murder continued due to defense witness absence and set for December 6. State v Ben Hanger involves possession of a mask to make whiskey with guilty plea and 100 fine plus 60 day penal farm term suspended on good behavior. State v Simon Kink transports liquor with guilty plea and 100 fine plus six months at penal farm, suspended on good behavior.
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Earl
Frans
Fred Frans
Letser Myers
State
Ben Hanger
Simon Kink
S. A. Lambdin
Crawford County
Legion Boys Remember Ill Guy Leon Applegate
Guy Leon Applegate, a World War veteran discharged from the Navy, is ill at Waverly Hill in Kentucky with tubercular trouble. He is son of Mrs. Harriet Borden of the local area and reports that American Legion boys abroad have shown him kindness during his hospitalization.
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Guy Leon Applegate
United States Naval Service
Harriet Borden
Waverly Hill
Kentucky
American Legion
Snow White Flour at Miles' Variety Store
Snow White Flour is advertised at Miles' Variety Store with price and stock details visible in the local ad. The notice highlights available sizes and special offers for steady shoppers in the neighborhood.
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Qld Business House
W. J. Keller Company
Vellastic
Utca Knitting CO
Utica, N. Y
New York
Broadway
Democratic
Legislalature
Scott Township
V. H. Bullelp & Sons
Liberty Bell Bank
OLD Capital Bank & Trust CO
Sam J. Elsey
Frank Self
S. D. Alexander
Arthur B. Richert
Sam Riely
Frank E. Watson
Sam J. Elsby
Frank Self Co
P. Trotter
Thomas S. Jones
Raymond Stout
W. H. P. Wiseman
Eliphalet Hickman Sterling Alexander
Circuit Court
Legion
W. Miles
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