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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
10
The Corydon Democrat appeals to readers with two or more years of arrears to send $1 or more within three weeks to cover rising costs and avoid collection. The paper cites higher newsprint prices and postage as reasons to pay now, urging 500 to 800 subscribers to contribute.
Notice prohibits hunting or trapping day or night with dog or gun on farms in Franklin township Harrison County. Violators will be prosecuted. Signatories include Louise Summersheim Joe Schneider Adam Hahn Peter Kochert John Lyskowinseyt Hester Riley Cad Himes Chas Arnold August Baunach Severin Bachman. Subscribe for the Democrat.
The Youth's Companion announces a 1923 home calendar for 1928 subscribers at 2.50. It features red and dark blue tablets with bold month days and smaller previous and next month margins. The calendar has long been published in standard form and is prized for novelty and convenience.
The Harrison County Agricultural Society elected officers on November 14 with Dan F. Stauth as President by one vote over Henry Wiseman and Herman Meyers defeating John Lyskowinski for Franklin Township director. Secretaries and treasurers were also chosen with clear opposition tallies for several candidates. We invite the public to listen in on the radio for coverage.
A gratitude message from the newly elected Harrison County Treasurer thanks voters for their support in the recent election held on November 7. He pledges to serve efficiently once in office and invites the public to radio concerts hosted by Miles Variety Store with shows from 4 to 5 PM and 6 thirty to midnight.
Indiana state entomologist Frank N. Wallace warns San Jose scale could devastate Hoosier orchards next year. He recommends fall spraying for affected trees using lime sulfur or oils with specified dilutions and cautions adherence to oil spray directions.
Corydon High School girls defeated Palmyra Independents 20 to 3 in a Friday night grade school gym game. Corydon boys beat Palmyra 32 to 15 in a lively contest, with the Corydon Boy Scout band providing music before tip off.
We invite you to see us about taking stock in The Savings And Loan Association of Corydon which has served thousands of people as investing and borrowing members for more than thirty one years. Every dollar placed in this Association earns the same. We shall be glad to further explain the business model. Lew M. O’Bannon Stella B. Caughlin.
Corydon High School notes recount a close 14 to 12 loss to Hardinsburg with Lynne and Neely Hurst leading the crowding pep by yell leaders and an orchestral substitute. The Junior Class hosted a Weiner roast at Grable's Spring, and the Senior Class elected Ruth Jordan and Lynne Miller to top posts in English Society with a November 23 meeting planned. The piece highlights literary talks, a Macbeth dramatization, Sherlock Holmes installments, and a gift presentation for Lewis Keller O Bannon, memorialized by John H. Heth and the O Bannon family, with additional mentions of visitors and wood donations.
T W Highfill a lifelong Farmer City resident died at Kelso sanatorium Bloomington after kidney and blood pressure illness. He lost sight in one eye in 1910 while repairing a shed nail misfired, eye removed at Burnham hospital Champaign. He was 62 and survived by a second wife Ada Ewbank and a son Philip Henry, with many relatives in Champaign and Urbana. Funeral plans set for Farmer City with Maple Grove cemetery burial.
Dr Hugh Conklin told the American Osteopathic Association that epilepsy stems from bowel gland dysfunction and can be cured by water fasts. He reported cures after 22 day fasts, with some patients fasting up to 60 days under his care. In 37 child cases under age 11, only two remained affected, while older patients showed 50 to 60 percent improvement.
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