Post Office Note From Corydon Stated
A brief line notes Corydon related mail matter as second class, indicating standard processing or status for postal services in the locality.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1918
Page
4
A brief line notes Corydon related mail matter as second class, indicating standard processing or status for postal services in the locality.
Soldier H F E McCutcheon of Depauw Indiana writes from France describing daily duties in a supply hall, cooking for fifty men, and laundry work. He mentions near-front conditions, air battles, prisoners, and hopes for the end of the war while contrasting American and French life and joking about Kaiser ambitions. He notes letters home, local ailments, and casual observations of civilians and stock during military moves.
A report on Indiana Republican strategy recalls Van Nuys and his district visits to pressure the 66th Congress. The piece cites Senator Watson and Senator Lodge quotes, criticizes leaders, and urges voters to question a candidate about supporting committee chairmanships and top Republican names like Fordney, Gillett, Cooper, Hayes, Esch, Haugen, and Campbell.
Crandall area residents report refreshing showers benefiting pastures and late crops. Miss Davie Wrights visits Miss Audra Thomas in New Albany while families host gatherings, illnesses ease, and several locals plan moves. Lectures by Mrs Wayhinger attract attendees and add new members to the white ribboners.
William H. Stewart Trustee announces a weekly office day at John Fink's store Buena Vista from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm starting Saturday April 20 1918 to transact official business for township residents.
The administrator of the estate of Wil ia S. Ferree will sell at public auction in Moarvdon Harrison County Indiana on Saturday September 21 1915 at 2 oclock p m. Items: two six year old work horses one farm wagon and one set of work harness. Cash for sums under five dollars and credit of nine months for larger amounts with promissory notes and approved surety. Farmers Savings and Trust Company Administrator Kirkham and OBannon Attorneys.
Notice is given that Paul Buechler as administrator of the estate of Christopher Buechler deceased has filed his final account with vouchers. The Circuit Court will examine the account on September 20, 1918, and all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved. Heirs must prove their heirship at the hearing. Paul Buechler Administrator Clyde R. Loutick Attorney $420.
Joseph Stilger as administrator with the last wills annexed of John and Virginia Stilger filed final settlements with the Harrison Circuit Court in Harrison County Indiana. A hearing is fixed for Friday September 29 1918 during the September term to show cause why reports should not be approved. Heirs legatees and interested parties must appear and prove heirship if required. August 27 1918. saow
Notice is given that John A. Sonner Administrator of the estate of Philip Provuner deceased has filed his account for final settlement in Harrison Circuit Court. The examination is set for Saturday September 21 1918 the twelfth judicial day of the September term. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Kirkham and O Bannon attorneys.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administratrix of the estate of John F. Cromwell, deceased, late of Harrison County, Indiana. The estate is solvent. Administratrix Gertrude Langenberg. Attorney Clyde R. Lottick.
Fine registered jack for sale or trade. Prime, fifteen hands high, black with many points, strong bone and high life. Sure foal-getter, good traveler, and can sire fine colts in Harrison County. Won first premium three years at Corydon Fair. jd. G. Cox, Andyville, Kentucky.
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