Poultry Field Day boosts egg yield and savings in Harrison County
County Agent N T Clunk reports at Kintner's Poultry Field Day near Palmyra how John Vorgang increased his 92 White Leghorn hens from 26 to 58 eggs daily after changing feed to mashed ration with bran middlings and tankage plus sour milk. He saves about 31 50 weekly on feed and gains 17 1 2 dozen weekly eggs, while countywide impact could reach 12 500 weekly in net value for poultry keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Clunk
Morgan Township
John Vorgang
Palmyra
Charles Kintner
Harrison County
Vorgang
Lee Simler
Milltown Teachers and Enrollment Rise Amid Crowding
Teaching staff led by Superintendent O Ferguson and Principal Cleda Eckert face large enrollments across all grades. Community House usage provided by Louisville Cement Company to handle crowded classes. Miss Ruth Ed Keller departs for Transylvania University in Lexington with her parents after studying at Hamilton College last year.
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O. Ferguson
Cleda A. Eckert
Prin. W
Louisville Cement Company
Ruth Ed Keller
Lexington
Transylvanian University
Er. K. Keller
Miss Keller
Amilton College
Local News Roundup From Corydon and Vicinity
Deaths include Thomas Langsdon of Posey township Harriet Roberts near Ramsey and Newell Ross Shireman six, with obituary notes. John Ea Barger underwent appendicitis surgery. Registration last Saturday discussed. Corydon Schools opened with strong attendance. A bridge below White Cloud planned. A St Bernards Catholic Fair picnic and bazaar at Frenchtown. Mrs Harding critically ill. Premium awards at the Kentucky State Fair delayed to next week. Large family events at Corydon Junction and DeWitt Arkansas connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Langsdon
Posey Township
John Ea. Barger
White Cloud
Harriet Roberts
Ramsey
Corydon
Commissioners’ Court
John Adam
Corydon Junction
Sherman Stevens
Newell Ross Shireman
Thos. Shireman
DeWitt
Arkansas
St. Bernards Catholi Church
Frenchtown
Harding
New Amsterdam Beats New Middletown 8 to 5 in Ball Game
The New Amsterdam team defeated New Middletown 8 to 5 on Middletown’s diamond in a pitchers duel between Bennie Taylor for New Amsterdam and F. Hedges for New Middletown. Taylor received the best support as snappy New Amsterdam defense cut off several runs. The two teams showcased solid fielding and pitching with New Amsterdam’s all around play giving them the edge. The teams meet again Sunday, September 24 on the New Amsterdam diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Amsterdam
New Middletown
Bennie” Taylor
N. A
F. Hedges
N. M
Taylor
Taylor and Hedges
N. Amsterdam
R. N. OA
Leavenworth
Georgetown
Pleasant meeting at Goswein home near Georgetown
Sunday September 8 visitors from Kentucky included Dr. Roscoe Kerr and family Christine Ruth Norma Amelia Miss Iva Richert from Shepherdsville joined Mr. and Mrs. Kerr and others of Georgetown. Kerr's trip from Shepherdsville to Georgetown took two hours as supper was enjoyed and guests departed to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goswein
Georgetown
Roscoe Kerr
Christine
Ruth
Norma
Amelia
Iva Richert
Shepherdsville
Guy W. Kerr
George A. Kerr
Emory
Ruth Sweeney
Thomas Wininger
Kerr
Ind
Zeswein
Local Paper Expands With Extra Two-Page Insert
The paper notes rising cost of newsprint but plans to publish an additional two page sheet. It will be packed with interesting reading material and advertisements to provide readers with more coverage.
Otterbein News Socials and Church Notices
Rain is needed in the vicinity and local residents share visits and gatherings. Visitors include Pederlie Frakes and Julia Steeple ton with Myrtle Miller, and families from New Albany and Louisville. An Otterbein church night is planned for September 24 with an ice cream supper on September 16 to aid the Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pederlie Frakes
Julia Steepleton
Myrtle Miller
Ways Crosier
Kermit
New Albany
Vada
Louisville
Ann Miller
Raymond Byerly
Union Chapel
Waldo Robson
Roscoe Crosier
Virgin Kingsley
Tronia
Beatrice Timberlake
Otterbein
Corydon Indiana tax levy ordinance 1923 provisions
Tax ordinance fixes levies for 1923 town expenses in Corydon Indiana. It sets forty cents per hundred dollars valuation and twenty five cents per poll for general purposes, fifteen cents per hundred and one dollar per poll for street lighting, ten cents per hundred for oiling streets, seven cents per hundred for interest on town debts, and eight cents per hundred for principal on outstanding bonds. The measure follows a 1922 budget action and was approved by the Town Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Indiana
Board of Town Trustees
Board of Trustees
Frank E. Dropley
L. B. Wolfe
Coroner's Inquest Report from Harrison County Indiana
Indiana Harrison County coroner's inquest notice states a formal inquiry into a death case. No further details are provided in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
County of
Harrison
Inquest verdicts from 1922 Posey and Ohio river deaths
Coroner James I McKim records two inquests dated September 7 1922. John W McMulligan age 20 died when the log he was sawing rolled on him in Posey township. Edward Troay 18 drowned after being found floating near Kendall's Landing in the Ohio river. Body of McMulligan turned to undertaker. Troay taken to New Albany for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. McMulligan
James I. McKim
Posey Township
James I
McKim
Indiana
Harrison County
Edward Troay
Ohio River
Kendall’s Landing
New Albany
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Extension Department
University of Kentucky
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Tavern Hotel
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Clara Stemin
George Baker
Margaret Hileen
Lewis Baker
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Clever Huller
Lewis Walker
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Palmyrra
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Edward Mosier
Jeffersonville
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Corydon Fair
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Saffer & Kirkham
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Shropshire Buck
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W. H. Shaffer
Corydon, Ind
Otterbein News
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Corydon, Indiana
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Louisville Conservatory of Music
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