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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
5
Community items and sales notes from Corydon Democrat describe a pie supper at Shakerville, property sales, subscriptions renewed, and local business promotions. Mentions Miles Variety Store, Bullei t & Sons, Edward Simon Sr., and residents like T. S. Jones, Rose Adams, and Joseph Steiner among others.
Numerous small ads from Corydon area papers note FOR SALE items including a sawmill and engine, aged horse, registered stallion iron gray, Ford Tow Truck chassis at 380, and various household goods. Local residents such as L. C. Keller, T. W. Knight, and J. E. Elrod appear in notices. several readers renew subscriptions and visit friends in nearby towns.
J L Rowe Garage promotes Blue Ribbon transmissions that promise durability and no leaks. William J Arnold of Spencer township traveled to Corydon for treatment after a recent surgery in Louisville failed to relieve a right side ailment. He is currently under care of Dr J H Sonne. A farm wagon sale at Wm L Flock’s store features a special price. Flock reported selling forty head of Angus cattle near Indianapolis.
Vion Abraham Sieg of Spencer township renews Democrat subscription. A top Harrison County farmer, aged sixty nine, shows vigor plowing forty four acres and walking 145 miles while sowing rye and timothy. Also notes a one ton International truck for sale and a church donation to Rev McKinnney.
A 120 acre farm four miles from Corydon and half a mile from State Highway is for sale. Inquiries to this office. The editor’s sancts were enlivened by a visit from four Louisville and New Albany businessmen Messrs McCord Voxel Weinstock and associates who are oil and cotton goods manufacturers shoe and clothing makers.
Plan now to raise next season's chicks with Newton Brooders noted for higher hatch rates and lower labor costs. Sunshine Hatcheries in Eureka Corydon, Ind invites orders and offers a free booklet while announcing plans to purchase hatching eggs including R. T. Reds Bard Rocks White Rocks Buff Orpingtons in January.
M Griffin and Co offers baby shoes with soft soles in black white and colors plus kid materials. Infant knitting includes bootees mittens sacks sweaters caps vests and sets with prices from 15c to 75c. Also baby dresses petticoats trims and ribbons for rosettes in white pink and blue.
A Leavenworth notice advertises a closing out sale of general merchandise and fixtures with stock, a hotel with 2 rooms and large lot in Southern Indiana, and a 37 acre farm with a 7 room house in Crawford County. Quick sale priced, address BUSINESS SERVICE BUREAU Shelbyville Kentucky or contact W H Monihan Leavenworth Pudiana.
A sharp critique notes that many men who claim broad minds show shallow thinking and cannot sustain a firm viewpoint. The remark targets those who pretend openness without depth of conviction, suggesting real openness requires sturdy judgment.
Meech outlines advantages of correct fittings for homes and stoves, stressing efficiency, safety, and long term savings. The ad emphasizes choosing quality fixtures and installation expertise to optimize performance and durability.
Full line of Peter's shotgun shells offered at Miles' Variety Store with semi and sea ce 0-25-8-w notation.
The Democrat notes a busy week with many renewals and in town business. They mention missing old friends including George J. Kiesler of Morgan township and Henry Stewart of Posey township among others.
The Jordan Studio advertises Kodak finishing services offered twice weekly with a fixed schedule.
John QO. Hollis of Pusey township visited Corydon last Friday and was a pleasant caller at this office. His daughter Miss Idena Hollis has suffered poor health and has received medical treatment in New Albany for four weeks. Miss Hollis serves as the Country News Cor respondent at Lottich's Cover, and her weekly reports are missed.
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