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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1923
Page
3
The margin between the cost of producing transportation and the price received for it is so small that it requires the utmost efficiency of management and carefully directed expenditure of new capital to safeguard a return. Railroads risk large capital for small returns. nonrevenue projects like grade crossings and monumental stations are weighed against productive improvements.
Milo Jenkins Harris sixth son of Francis Marion and Susannah Harris was born May 23 1862 in Edinburg Johnson County Indiana. He worked as a printer and newspaper man before becoming editor and publisher of the Bethel Journal in Bethel Ohio in 1916. He died October 21 1923 at age 61 survived by wife Helen Whitson Harris and a brother, Mary L Harris, four nephews and a niece.
Squire Isaac B. Steepleton of Boone township reported Kate the mule's death last Friday. The animal, about forty years old, was bought twenty years ago from Lee Simler and previously owned in Kentucky by John Beanblossom. A Forsale listing notes other property and a winter auction at Jonas W. Coffman's Washington township sale two miles southwest of Valley City on Thursday November 22 starting 10:30 A M with four percent cash discount auctioneers Harve W. Wiseman and Straude L. Sonner.
Governor McCray referred a letter from the Ex-Service Men's Anti-Bonus League asking to use Indiana election machinery for a nationwide bonus referendum. The board will decide, noting Congress handles the matter. A second item: Jonas W. Coffman to auction personal property in Washington township on November 22 as he and his wife plan to winter with their daughter. The piece observes U.S. presidents die at an average age of 69.
News notes tremors across a wide Arkansas Mississippi area on October 28 causing rattled windows and minor damage at Marked Tree. Other items cover Prof Valee’s cattle fever cure, Honda Point wreck findings, Prince Wilhelm’s return talks, RCA photo transmission, Lloyd George US tour, and various local incidents and crops reports.
A fragmentary lines for a reflective verse speak of night and a future walk with regret. The tone hints at companionship and longing and frames dusk as a stage for remorseful contemplation.
The Wahl Grable Company advertises gutters and spouts at affordable rates with pricing code 0 24 3w. It targets homeowners seeking durable rainwater systems and reliable installation services.
Palmyra Gazette recounts early 19th or 20th century incidents involving Elder Joseph Avery. It narrates clashes with a schoolteacher over science and scripture, a wooden pumpkin demonstration, rural travel to Crawford County, and humorous sermons about birds and resurrection. The piece preserves local lore and ministerial anecdotes.
The Legion Auxiliary invites the public to a cafeteria supper on Saturday November 10 from 5 to 8 30 pm. Readers are directed to read the menu in this paper entry 081 30 for offerings and prices.
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