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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1923
Page
2
The Corydon Democrat lists advertising rates at 40 cents an inch per insertion and 5 cents per reader line with a special standing ads rate after three months. Subscriptions are offered for one and six months both in and out of county with advance payment options.
Dr. H E Barnard head of the National Baking Institute says Michikoff flour made from Michikoff wheat milled in Indiana yields the best loaf. He urges Indiana millers to cooperate with Purdue on Michikoff advancement and offer farmers premiums. About 50 000 acres to be seeded this year after 5000 last year. Carl Simms Frankfort miller cites higher farmer returns than state Ag Experiment Station funding.
Memorial lines honor the death of Mrs. Joseph M. Byerley who died August 26 1928 at age 26 with family survivors including parents Eph and Feller Scott Township siblings Shelby Applegate Rolla Byerly Bessie Elizabeth Elsa Andrew and her husband Joseph Byerly and two children Carl and Anola The verse laments the loss hopes reunion and faith and is signed by Cora and Aunt 8S E B
Miss Georgia Clunie of Spencer township daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Clunie won two premiums at the Indiana State Fair as a member of the Spencer township Boys and Girls Club. She also earned first premium in canning at Harrison County Fair qualifying for State Fair entry and earned first on jelly and second on canned fruits and vegetables. A check for 18 00 was awarded last week recognizing her efforts.
During a Fairbanks visit President Harding had a name type set in the News-Miner composing room. Alaska printers gave him a gold makeup rule plated in gold, later sent to Washington as a tangible token of the tour memory.
The annual convention will be held at the Christian church in Corydon on Wednesday October 26. It is an all day event with a high class program. County chairman John H. Heth seeks representatives from every Sunday School and invites superintendents and teachers to attend.
Gray Silver of the American Farm Bureau Federation presents a year in review showing cooperative marketing, rural credit laws, anti predatory measures, and cost reductions for farmers. He urges full backing from farm bureau delegates to advance agriculture at the national capital and cites renewed faith in agriculture as a national blessing and foundation for a strong republic. Farm buyers sponsor wheat: Eurek a Milling Co.
Last Friday night September 21 Mr and Mrs John H W Wolfe Jr hosted a farewell at their home for Rev Benjamin Eisman of New Middletown. Attendees included various Wolfe Eisman and Steward families from New Middletown and New Albany. The event featured merry making, five gallons of ice cream, and well wishers hoping for a prosperous year as Rev Eisman moves to Henryville to share God's message. Rev Eisman is noted for faithfulness through trials and will be missed in the community. Also listed are local sale notices for a house in Henryville and household items to be auctioned October 15 near Ramsey.
The administrator for Mary Pillars, deceased, has been appointed in Harrison County Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. Charles J. Treece named as Administrator with Clyde R. Lottick as Attorney.
Warsaw Indiana expert Ray Stoneburner forecasts a lengthy fall and temperate winter. He shows a hatched quail chick to illustrate unusual hatch timing. The item sits among a mosaic of clipped notes on farming courses in Columbus Indiana and various regional happenings.
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