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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1920
Page
7
As the season opens for kinnne quail hunters pursue rabbits with guns and dogs but yield few quail. The squirrel season ends December 1, and trapping for fur bearing animals runs from November 26 to February 1 covering beaver raccoon fox otter opossum and skunk.
olstf. Oscar McCulloum, Prop. Local milling item notes the production of white middlings at the New Middletown mill under proprietor Oscar McCulloum.
Former Corydon resident George J. Getzendanner died at the Home of the Good Shepherd in Louisville on Monday night November 8 after a long illness. He was about 65 and survived by his sister Miss Maggie Getzendanner. His body was sent to Corydon for burial at Cedar Hill cemetery with brief services by John H. Heth. He had operated a tin shop in Corydon and later worked in Cloverport and Louisville before his illness.
The Democrat notes the start dates for elected county officials. Charles H. Smith auditor elect and Frank Pearson commissioner elect begin January 1, 1921. William Taylor treasurer and John L. Windell commissioner begin January 1, 1922. Tsasae Orwick begins a second term as sheriff January 1, 1921, and T J Window takes office October 22, 1921. Terms: auditor and clerk four years, treasurer and sheriff two years, commissioners three years, judge six years.
Two Kentucky jacks for sale eligible to register. Ages five and six years. Heights five fourteen hands and one sixteen hands. Contact Eureka at 629 tf. F D McDonald Depauw Indiana Route RR 2.
The Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations celebrates its growth under founder leadership John Prown of Monon Indiana. It outlines leadership responsibility and purpose, urges strong local township units, and calls for organized farmer representation with a focus on industrial justice, farm prosperity, and rural education.
County Clerk issues hunting licenses detailing prohibitions and seasons. Restrictions include quail limits of fifteen per day, no hunting quail before November 1 or after December 20, and bans on selling quail. Also forbids hunting squirrels before August 1 or after December 1 and hunting other game outside set dates. Firearm use on Sundays and hunting on чужий land without owner consent are prohibited. Waterfowl timing and ferret use for rabbits are regulated.
The DeLaval cream separator is advertised as paying for itself compared with the old skim ming method. A demonstration is offered by Hurst Wardwuare Co. and details are provided for interested buyers.
A Friday night pie supper at Taylor township school No 8 drew a large crowd with twenty three pies auctioned. Miss Dora Johns won the popularity cake while Bernard Fink claimed the seed guessing box with 170 seeds, matching the actual count. Proceeds totaled 57 dollars to buy a school book case and fund reading circle books. Mary Binkley teaches. A small farm of 75 to 100 acres is wanted by John Stauth of Corydon R4 Eureka 3-2.
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