Voters Must Register by October 5 to Vote November 3
A public notice urges all voters to register by October 5 to be eligible to vote on November 3. The message emphasizes clear understanding and asks Democrats who know the rule to inform neighbors.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1914
Page
7
A public notice urges all voters to register by October 5 to be eligible to vote on November 3. The message emphasizes clear understanding and asks Democrats who know the rule to inform neighbors.
Miss Cretugh Sopp visits New Albany with sister Flora while Dr Hess sells stock and poultry food at J J Bullett & Son. Local residents, students, and farmers attend events. roofing, building materials, and a public sale are advertised. A Presbyterian church meeting and State Fair plans involve Corydon residents and nearby towns.
Local ad notes seed rye barley and timothy from W H Bruci & Sons Inc with Sept 2 date. Other items include visits from Mrs Anna Armstrong and Mrs Stella Kelley to Miss Rosa Ferguson, farm produce thanks to Louis P Beal, and a Boone-Wiseman Co Studebaker wagon ad. Earl Miller to Purdue forestry, carload Hercules and Geo Delker buggies offered, and various local notices of sales and visits.
The item lists Lorenzo Barks sale near Lanesville on Tuesday September 22 1914 with buyers and items including two work horses five cattle six hogs farm machinery and a sewing machine with a ten year guarantee. It notes J L Rowe and Sons promotions bids and local visits by Drs David and Roy Marshall to Elizabeth and counts county officials meeting. It mentions population news of the State Fair in Indianapolis and remarks on fly control.
Residents visit Louisville and New Albany while sales promote Lorene Darks sale on September 22. Cattle buyers seek beef and milch cows. fertilizers and farm equipment are showcased. Local families plan travels to Louisville and Princeton with church and school ties noted.
Mrs Lee Newhouse of New Albany visited Mrs Maggie L Morris. Mrs Maurice Ridley and two daughters from Louisville are visiting Judge Win Ridley and family. Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church plans a cake sale at Keller's next Saturday. J A Rowe and Sons promote a new sewing machine. Mrs Clara Slemons has heart trouble and stays at home. J Bullett & Son offer a full line of farm fencing and gates. Zetla Vogt and Ruth Bide visited Lane Vogt at Martin Hotel and attended the Fair. Attend Barks sale of personal property one mile west of Lanesville on the Corydon and New Albany pike Tuesday Sept 22. James Baxley, Keller Mfg Co teamster, sprained and using crutches. Franklin Henritch of Louisville spent a week with his aunt and uncle and friends at the Flatwoods. More social mentions and stock of Democratic zeal fill the town notes.
Public notice announces a megé¢ gi meeting to be held at Ola'i cshen charak Boune township in Indiana at 2 o'clock p m on September 26 1914 with three trays to be seen for said church to be given.
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