Spirit of service fuels Southern Railway expansion
The Southern Railway System requires 60,000 men and women to provide freight and passenger transportation for millions of patrons. The railroad properties involve a $710,000,000 investment in assets and infrastructure.
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Southern Railway System
Southern
Sale notice for farm livestock in Corydon Indiana
Three young male mules under three years old and two young mares aged three and four, all worked, plus a registered Jersey cow with calf by side eligible for register. Sold by Lockhart & Miles, R R 3 Corydon Ind, Crandail Exchange phone.
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Farrow
Curtis Burnett
Jackson Township
Corydon Junction
Ramsey
Democrat
Lockhart & Miles, R. R
Corydon
Ind
Crandail Exchange
History of Harrison County Indiana Portrait of a Frontier County
Harrison County is one of Indiana's oldest, with Corydon as the historic capital. The piece notes population decline from 1900 to 1910 and ongoing changes as farmers move and return, a largely Caucasian demography, and a robust community life centered on farming, dairying, and timber. It highlights war mobilization during WWI, including local activism by churches, newspapers, banks, and women, plus local industry like Keller Manufacturing and Jersey cattle breeding.
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Harrison County
Indiana
Jsos
Knox County
Kentucky
Corydon
Dlarkison County
Charrison County
Keller Manufacturing Company
Ohio River
Warrison
Germany
Ahab
Israal
Ben-hadad
Syria
United States
Methodist
Disciples
United Brethren
Father Wicke
France
Corydon Democrat
Corydon Republican
Our Cause
Colums
War Department
John H. Heth
F. A. Bullett
A. ©. de Weese
F. A. Ulen
M.A. Cossaboom
Publicity Department
Corydon National Bank
Liberty Loan Committee
Red Cross Organization
W. E. Cook
Applegate
Red Cross
W. P. Hoff
First National Bank of
War Saving Stamp Organization
M. A. Cossaboom
C. B. Hays
Frank E. Cropsey
T. S. Jones
County Council of Defense
Flanders Fields
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Southern Banks
R. F. Davis
Howard Davis
Noble L. Davis
Fred E. Hearing
Rockport
James L. Tucker
Salem
James W. Fortune
Jeffersonville
John M. Paris
Walter Y. Bullett
New Albany
John H. Hegh
Office
Bulleti
Corydon, Ind
Weber
Claude A. Davis
Conner
Pearl & Spring Sts
Jersey
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