Harrison County Potato Show Plans and Rules
Harrison County Farm Bureau officials outline the 1923 potato show in Corydon with five classes, prizes including fertilizer and seed potatoes, a sweepstake barrel, and a March 1 1924 delivery deadline. Instructions cover selecting and packing exhibit tubers, with entries encouraged from local residents and a Purdue show connection.
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Harrison County
Gi Ud Polwlu
Corydon
Carrison County Farm Bureau
Harrison County Farm Bureau
Potato Club Show Entries and Prize Details 1924
Notes specify prizes to be delivered around March 1 1924 entries close at noon judging from 12 06 to 1 00 potatoes must be grown by exhibitor one peck per entry in Harrison County boys and girls may enter in classes 2 3 4 5 with extra entry limit one entry per class and all potatoes remain exhibitor property. Also includes Palmer Chiropractor Henry M Stevens Corydon Ind offers guaranteed adjustment for various ailments.
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Potato Club
Harrison County
Stockholders Meet in Corydon for Year Report and Officer Ballot
Harrison County Agricultural Society schedules meeting on Tuesday November 13 1923 in Corydon to receive the annual report and elect officers. Nominees are listed for President Vice President Treasurer Secretary and multiple Directors across districts with names and affiliations. REASOR'S GASOLINE STATION notice states the garage business is closed but filling station will remain at the home east of the Red Mill with gasoline and oils supplied by L A Reasor Corydon Ind.
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White Cloud School
Junior Citizens Community Club
Ralph Sibert
Henry Hughes
Belle Hughes
Myrtle Onion
Ira Stepro
Heth Township
Corydon
Ira
Jefferson Stepro
Harrison County Agricultural Society
Dan F. Stauth
Tuell
Henry Harbeson
Ed. Sharp
Alva Wiseman
Hugh Rhodes
L. B. Wolfe
Cy Mauek
Harry E. Trotter
Heth
Flora and
Lee Sherman
Boone
B. F. Forbis
Wm. E. Wolpert
Webster
Phillip Herter
Thos. H. Smith
Posey
Wm. W. Weaver
Taylor
Austin McCauley
Reasor’s
Red Mill
In Charge of Service at Railroaders' Garage Company
Notice announces Mr. C. BE. Brocar leads the service department of Railroaders' Garage Co at Kintner House rear. Car owners urged to bring vehicles for competitive prices and reliable work. Also obituary-style verse for Earl Pate, child of Joseph and Ola Pate, who died Oct 30 1923, with family details.
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C. BE. Brocar
Railroaders’ Garage Company
Kintner House
Railroaders’ Garage Co
Earl
Joseph
Ola Pate
Otto
Marcus
Mary Catherine
Mayme Geneva
August Pate
Mary Byerly
Joseph Pate
No Hunting Notice by Sarah J. Hanne on Farm Property
Public notice from Sarah J. Hanne stating no hunting or trapping allowed on her farm at any time day or night, asserting private property rights and safety protections.
New Middletown Items and M. E. Church Notes
A rain cools the dust as potato digging lags. Ruth Wolfe and grandma Jordan improve from illness. Sallie Backherms grows better. Blanche Wolfe and Dolly Bour visit Speeds Indiana. Rev. Pullen conducts revival at Heidelberg. Ladies plan quilting at the hall and city supper fundraisers proceed. Church frame rises. five men work daily toward a hoped completion in a couple of months.
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Ruth Wolfe
Grandma Jordan
Sallie Backherms
Blanche Wolfe
Dolly Bour
Ind
Pullen
Heidelberg
Cress
Crown
New Middletown
Dogwood
Johnstown
Arthur Heckleman
Dumont Deberry
Zetta Lonsberry
Illinois
John Shuck
No Hunting Prohibited on Local Farms
Notices warn residents in Harrison and Franklin townships that hunting or trapping is forbidden on listed farms and properties. Signatories include AUGUST SCHNEIDER ANDY HESS EDMUND DAY FRANK KOCHERT PETER DAY LEONARD GEHLBACH CLARENCE BRUCE JOSEPH YOCH EM HERMAN MEYER MIKE HAUSWALD ED ERSTINE FRED JANSEN HENRY LOTTICH urging enforcement day and night with dogs or guns prohibited on their lands.
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Harrison Township
August Schneider
Franklin Township
Andy Hess
Edmund Day
Frank Kochert
Peter Day
Leonard Gehlbach
Clarence Bruce
Joseph Yochem
Herman Meyer
Mike Hauswald
Erstine
Fred Jansen
Henry Lottich
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White Cloud
Crandall School
Stevens
Virginia Emily
Waly Vaio
Irish Cobbler
New Yorker
Soccigdturietate Club
Ramsey
Joe Durnil
John Hughes
Georgia Stevens
Bonnie Lee Hiser
Woodford Hughes
Charlie Smith
New Albany
Joe Burnett
Neely Hughes
Raymond Rusk
Mott
J. C. Davis
Pancher Stevens
Georgia
Herman Holsclaw
Georgetown
George Stevens
Cecil
St. Louis
George Beal
Gilbert
Hobart Hughes
Fern Adam
Louisville
Ed. Adam
Raymond
Falls Cities
George Adam
Ollie Jeanette
Roy Routh
Alex Brock
Burns Rosenbarger
George William
Henry M. Stevens
Palmer Chiropractor
Election For Fair Association Officers
L. A. Reasor
Corydon, Ind
Durant
Edarrison Co
Auto Oa
South Bridge
Sarah J. Hanne
Ford
Ford Weekly
W. H. Bulleit & Sons, Inc
Corydon, Indiana
M. E. Church
Goodrich
W.H. Keli
Cranberry Corners
Elizabeth
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
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