Death of 16 year old from accidental gun wound near river
Herman Edmond Farnsley died at St Edward's Hospital New Albany after being accidentally shot while duck hunting on the Ohio river bank near Bridgeport Locust Point Posey township. The boy fell after the discharge while handling a gun. He was nearly seventeen and leaves parents three brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held at Union church with large attendance.
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Herman Edmond Farnsley
St. Edward's Hospital
New Albany
Hiorace FE. Farnstey
Bridgeport
Locust Point
Posey Township
Ohio River
Louisville
Cunningham
Conlee
New Albanuy
Bew
Union Church
Flizabeth
M.C. Patterson
King’s Cave
W. DD. Rosenbarger
New Middletown
Alfred Smith
Jessie May Smith
Oliver McRae
Emma Jenkins
Anna Harmon
Union
John L
William E
Alpha A
Anna E. Johnson
Madison
Nebraska
Democratic State Ticket Details
The slate includes Secretary of State Daniel Link Auburn Auditor Robert Bracken Frankfort Treasurer George H. DeHor ity Elwood State Superintendent Daniel McIntosh Worthington Supreme Court Judge Joseph H. Shea Indianapolis Clerk Z Dungan Huntington Appellate Court Ist Dist Joseph H Collier Indianapolis William H Bridwell Sullivan Appellate Court 2nd Dist Val Livengood Covington Edward McCage Williamsport United States Senator Samuel M. Ralston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Link
Auburn
Robert Bracken
Frankfort
Geo. H. Dehority
Elwood
Daniel McIntcosh
Worthington
Supreme Court
Joseph H. Shea
Indianapolis
J. Dungan
Huntington
Ist
Joseph H. Collier
WM. H. Bridwell
Sullivan
Val
Stepro Brothers Racehorses Still Winning at Jackson Meet
The Stepro brothers Steve and John racehorses dominant at Jackson Mississippi events. Modesty Ivan won the 2-20 trot and placed second in the 2-15 trot while Rose E captured the free-for-all pace setting a new track mark. Rose E has twenty one firsts in twenty eight starts this year. Modesty Ivan has seventeen wins in thirty starts with several seconds and thirds. John Stepro has recently been driving and is currently in Mobile Alabama. Expense was sold to Buford Kates of Corydon Kentucky who raced at Evansville and finished fourth in the 2-12 pace.
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Steve
John Stepro
Jackson
Mississippi
Modesty Ivan
Rose’ E
Rose E
Mobile
Alabama
Buford Kates
Corydon
Kentucky
Evansville
Bankrupt Banks to Pay Dividends
Depositors of the Coryydon National Bank at Corydon Indiana and other failed banks are to receive dividends. Judge Thomas Wilson in Harrison Circuit Court orders payouts and the U S Controller of the Currency will fix the final percentage for the Corydon dividend. Earlier dividends of 40 percent at Elizabeth Bank and 20 percent elsewhere have been paid, with up to 15 percent planned for Farmers Savings & Trust at Corydon and 10 percent already issued.
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Coryydon National Bank
Corydon
Tnd
New Albany
Flora
Corydon National Bank
United States
Thomas
Wilson
Harrison Circuit Court
Elizabeth Bank
Farmers Savings & Trust Company
Corrdon
Samuel Riley
Louisville Courier Journal
Gov McCray Sells Stock Farm Near Fort Wayne
Gov McCray sold his Allen County stock farm last week to Clement Mitchell of Chicago a Notre Dame lay trustee. The 1160 acres sold for 225000 including all stock and equipment with the land about five miles south of Fort Wayne. McCray also owns a 750 acre Morgan County farm and holds extensive Newton County holdings. The Elevator lists poultry feeds Globe Dixie Pull-G-Yep U-18-2-w.
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Gov. McCray
Alen County
Clement Mitchell
Chicago
Notre Dame University
Ft Wayne Vow
McCray
Morgan County
Newton County
Globe, Dixie
In Memory of Mrs Thomas P Smith and Letter from James A McRae
In memory notice for Mrs Thomas P Smith dated 1922 reflects sorrow and rest. The text includes verses on loss and a husband named Thomas P Smith. A second section carries a letter from James A McRae of Los Angeles praising T W Knight, noting friendship and shared farming background in Taylor township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McRae
Kingswell Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Pigs for Sale in Corydon Tad Area
Eight pure bred Duroc piglets two months old for sale at five dollars each. Seller Amos Lemmon located in Corydon Tad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Lemmon
W. Corydon
Tad
Brown Kin Attend Funeral in County and Return
John W. Brown of Indianapolis attended his uncle Geo C. Brown's funeral last Thursday. He stayed through Saturday and visited relatives in the county. Brown and his sister Miss Artie live together in Indianapolis and are the surviving children of the late Henry Brown, both born and raised in Scott's township. Brown works as a mail carrier in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Brown
Indianapolis
Geo. C. Brown
Mr. Brown
Artie
Tey
Henry Brown
Scotts Township
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Mrs. HE. Farnsley
MILES
Variety Store
Congress
Frank Gardner
C. Pralle
G. Remy Bierly
Sam P. VO T
Jap W. Turley
August S. Yochem
Sohn K. Morris
William S. Nye
E. Best
B. Love
August E. Sleg
Frank P. Lotich
F. Marion Conrad
Sam C. Mauck
Jesse C. Pitman
Charles L. Stevens
Philip A. Miller
Paul Seipel
Stian Ellwanger
Harrison Township
Charles Fravel
Guy Hess
Franklin Township
John Scott
George J. Hausz
Scott Township
Stepro Brothers
Peter
Miles Variety Store
Stock Farm
Sam 2. Breeden
Edgar Conrad
Heth Township
Griff Watson
Wilbur Jacobs
Spencer Township
Joseph Gettelfinger
August Bocard
Morgan Township
Levi M. Sappenfield
Herman N. Fessel
Waslilengton Township
Straude L. Sonner
Lape Meadans
Blue River Township
Edmund Berkshire
Jasper Morgan
Patrick H. Flanagan
Oscar Faybear
Jackson Township
William F. Rudel
Philip D. Hiser
Webster Township
ED Bigler
Elmer Smith
Boone Township
Alford Stephens
Harry Ashton
Taylor Township
Herman Brown
Grover Berry
Chias
Charles W. Evans
Davenport
Library
Kroehler
Daven-O
Lloyd
J. L. Rowe & Sons
Corydon, Ind
Lynch Building
Chestnut Street
Thomas P. Smith
Thos. P. Smith
Democrat
Corydon Democrat
T. W. Knight
Mr. Knight
Mr. McRae
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