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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1923
Page
2
A caution warns purchasers of R L Dollings Company stock not to invest with a committee chairman who claims to protect stockholder interests in the receivership. The committee was formed in Columbus to solicit fees, but courts have not recognized it. The receiver and court will protect stockholders as progress continues.
The Corydon Savings and Loan Association signals ongoing operations with many satisfied customers and invites new patrons. Statement signed by LEW M. O BANNON, Secretary, and STELLA B. CAUGHLIN, Treasurer, with O-10-3-w designation.
Mrs. Joe Rush of Elizabeth visits daughter in New Albany while Grover Morgue travels to Memphis on business. Walter McKnight passes through en route to Illinois to husk corn. Mrs. John McCartrey improves from illness. Names tied to Harrison county and Dogwood appear along with visits by Miss Anna Cromwell and others. Farm sale: sixteen Duroc shoats and six dozen Rhode Island Red chickens to be sold November 1 at Robbie I. Davis' sale near Ramsey.
Henry Ford outlines a creed from System that underpins his success. He cites fearlessness of the future, a disregard for unnecessary competition, service before profit, and fair material sourcing as core laws. He argues money serves only to advance universally beneficial business.
A postal card mailed fifteen years ago by attorney John B. James in Indianapolis has been delivered. The Louisville postmark shows October 8, 1923, and the note was written during a bridal tour in November 1908. It was addressed to Amadee Lourdry who died four years earlier at 1506 East Oak Street New Albany.
The Department of Agriculture reports 347000 more milch cows on farms on January 1 1923 than the prior year. Debs announces a 1924 presidential bid stating I have been a candidate five times and have been in jail five times. Freight and farming notes include cider production rises in central Washington and reduced freight rates aiding eastern shipments.
Alva Lahuc a 60 year old West Main Street restaurant owner is hospitalized at St. Edwards after a Market Street collision between East Ninth and East Tenth. He suffered facial head injuries and possible internal trauma. Jacob Hicks was cited for drunk driving after the crash involving Mr and Mrs Edward Hackett and Miss Lucille Hackett. Hicks posted a $1,000 bond for trial on November 10.
The undersigned prohibit hunting on their farms with dog or gun at any time. Signatories include Alvin Harmon Roy Rothrock Wm H Rothrock Sallie Rothrock George Merkert and John A Rothrock.
The Receiver James M. Sherrill announces a cash sale of all Farmers Mercantile Company store goods at its New Amsterdam location on Saturday November 3, 1923. The auction includes stock wagons horses hardware furniture and fixtures. Sale will be at the business place.
Deaser Roehrig party from Sunday visits Wm Ellwanger in Shelbyville Kentucky and Bernice Ellwanger Stone near Winchester then attend Centenary M E church. They witness the wedding of Clarence Reehing and Elizabeth Deuser at Evangelical Lutheran church Underhill and Broadway Louisville. Bridesmaid Pauline Rinehardt best man Deuser ushers Bertha Rinehardt Henry Worth a flower girl reception follows. The couple plan a Louisville departure Tuesday to Indianapolis to visit the bride’s mother Mrs Fred Deaser.
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