Strimmers Chapel outing ends in family visit to pioneer sites
Grant Shack, his brother Ed Shuck and wives Patience and Dorothy, and James A. Lloyd with wife Patience Lloyd visit Strimmers Chapel for Sunday School then Corydon to see Uncle Henry Shuck and Mosselman’s church and farm tied to their boyhood days. Mrs. Lloyd shot photos at each stop. Miles' Variety Store advertises lamps for reading by evening light.
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A. Grant Shack
Ed Shuck
James A. Lloyd
Patience (Shuck) Lloyd
Dorothy
Strimmers Chapel
Harricon County
Wm. Hauswald
Corydon
Henry Shuck
Mosselman’s
Grant
Lloyd
No Hunting Or Trespassing On Premises
Notice declares no hunting or trespassing allowed on the property of Mrs. Theresia Broek. Also an advertisement seeks railroad ties from Corydon depot, Indiana. Includes a memorial for Eugene Bafford Watson who died November 9 1918 at age 25 years 6 months and 6 days. May contain other local ads and notices.
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Theresia Broek
Eugene Bafford Watson
Harrison County
Indiana
Marquis
Canada
Harding Victory Gives Republicans Safe Majorities in Congress
The paper proclaims Senator Warren G Harding elected president with Calvin Coolidge as vice president and Republican majorities expected in both houses. It cites Indiana Ohio and nearby counties delivering wins, notes Democratic losses including Governor McCulloch and Judge Ridley, and lists county results such as Harrison and Floyd. It analyzes electoral totals and potential implications for national policy.
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Warren Gamalhel Harding
Ohio
Calvin N. Coolidge
Massachusetts
United States
Union
James M. Cox
New York
Coolidge
Harding
C Colidge
Middle
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Harrison County
Congress
Thomas J. Wilson
Corydon
Thire @uchia
Harrison
Crawford
Judge Ridley
Wilson & Major
Seacat
Philip S. Seacat
Depauw
Filmore Crecelius
Tartson County
Elect stance and political alignments in Corydon and national figures
The piece discusses opposition to the League of Nations in Corydon and splits among supporters of Hara and others over the League Covenant. It notes Harding will visit Texas or the Panama Canal Zone to avoid party infighting as the Republican scene heats up. It also advertises Pyre glass baking dishes at Miles Variety Store.
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League of Nations
Corydon
Hara
Ine
League
Harding
Texas
Panama Canal Zone
Republican Party
Canal Zone
Miles Variety Stern
Homecoming celebration for Ira Smith and others
Mr and Mrs Charles W Smith of south Corydon hosted a large gathering last Thursday October 28 to honor Ira E Smith and his family of Boswell Indiana and Lon Stancipher family of Chappell Nebraska with many relatives attending, including Herman in North Platte. Also note Miss Mahala Schafer and W Herbert Morgan wed at Jeffersonville and will reside in Fredericksburg.
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Charles W. Smith
South Corydon
Ira E. Smith
Boswell
Ind
Lon Stancipher
Chappell
Neb
Mr. Smath
Herman
North Platte
Nid
Ira Smith
Lon Stonecipher
Dvan Smith
Amzi Kirkham
Jesse Smith
T. H. Smith
Pearl
W. G. Rhodes
A. ©. Smith
Bob Elliott
Suife
Henry Davis
Wits
Guy Hickman
Mr. Hickman
Cort Snyder
Raymond Kirkham
Zelma Kirkham
Sallie Harbaugh
Nick
David
Minor Smith
David Hottell
Elizabeth Wolfe
William Weaver
Clarence Kepp
Mahala Schafer
W. Herbert Morgan
Fredericksburg
Jeffersonville
Walker
George Schafer
Morgan
Legislature bans unattended running cars and crossing warning
Automobile owners are warned that a recent special session law forbids leaving a vehicle unattended with the engine running in public places or highways. It also requires drivers to slow at road crossings and sound the horn when approaching them.
Valuable stock for sale by Alonzo Brown Eureka contact
Two stallions four jacks and four jennets offered for sale all pure bred except one stallion and one jennet. Pure breds are registered except a suckling Jack eligible to register. Selling due to health. Call write or phone Alonzo Brown Eureka Laconia or 265 ft Davidson Ind.
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Alonzo Brown
Eureka
Laconia
Mrs Miller addresses League of Nations talk in Corydon
Mrs Miller wife of Judge Shackelford Miller of Louisville delivered a scholarly and strong appeal for the League of Nations at the Corydon school hall last Thursday evening. The Spencer township Farmers Institute will be held at Moberly on November 18, 1920 with the premium list about the same as last year. A complete program will appear in next week's Democrat. H. C. LaHue, Two. Pres.
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Spencer Township Farmera’ Institute
Moberly
the Democrat
H. C. LaHue
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure All Stages
A Toledo firm guarantees Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in all stages through blood action. They offer a $100 reward for any case that fails to cure and promise testimonials upon request. The ad urges readers to seek treatment and purchase from local druggists.
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Hall
Chenty & CO
Toledo
Indiana State Grange Connersville Session Celebrates 50th Jubilee
Indiana State Grange held its fiftieth Golden Jubilee session in Connersville Fayette County from October 19 to 32 with delegates and officers from across the state. Governor Goodrich attended and expressed fatigue with politics, planning to return to farming after January. Public reception by Connersville and tours of Texington plant impressed the visitors as they toured the city and attended sessions and talks by L H Tabor and others.
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Frank F. Lutich
Indiana State Grange
Connersville
Indiana
Connersvile
Fayette County
Harrison County
James Lockhart
John Lysko- Wiski
Frank J.ouch
John Lyskowinski
State Grange
Frank Loitch
The
Grange
Wayette Bank and Trust Company
Uranger
Chamber of Commerce
Texington Automobile Plant
Lexington
Goodrich
L. H. Tabor
Ohio State Crange
Severance
The Two Oldest Voters In Harrison County
The two oldest voters in Harrison County who cast ballots last Tuesday are David Crecelius of Washington township and Lorenzo Bottorff two miles west of Corydon. Crecelius, 97, voted early under the absentee provision due to inability to reach the polls. Bottorff, nearly 95, traveled to Corydon to vote, entering the polling place unattended. Both are Democrats and voted for Governor Cox.
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Harrison County
David Crecelius
Washington Township
Lorenzo D. Bottorfé
Corydon
Crecelius
Lottorff
Crecellus
Mr. Bottorff
Cox
Death of Arcion Wolfe at New Amsterdam Home
Ariston Wolfe twelve year old son of Mrs Perry Rainbolt died at the family home near New Amsterdam last Monday night from spinal meningitis. He is survived by a brother, a step-father brother, a sister and two half sisters. Burial was at New Amsterdam this Wednesday morning.
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Ariston Wolfe
Perry Rainbolt
New Amsterdam
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