Albert Stump Speaks at Corydon First Campaign Meeting
The first campaign meeting of the year drew a full house at the Corydon Court House with Albert Stump of Indianapolis delivering a strong speech on the League of Nations. Stump argued against Republican misrepresentation and explained U.S. independence in matters of war, drawing attention to League Covenant provisions.
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Albert Stump
Veurgs
Indianapolis
Corydon
R. S. Kirkham
Jong
League of Nations
Stump
Death of Robert Dorsey Shuck
Robert Dorsey Shuck six month old son of Cecil and Sr. ani Vers Shuck died at his grandparents Ora and Shuck home south of Corydon. Funeral services were held Sunday and burial was in Fairview Cemetery New Athens. He leaves his parents and many relatives.
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Robert Dorsey Shuck
Ani
Cecil Shuck
Ora Shuck
Corydon
Public Sale at Mrs Emma V Mclotosh Farm New Salisbury
The undersigned will sell at public auction on September 22 1920 at Mrs Emma V Mclotosh's farm one fourth mile east of New Salisbury. Items include six cows all milking with calves, a J I C sow to farrow, 14 shoats weight 109 pounds each, farming implements incl McCormick binder Krouse cultivator harrows a cream separator gas tank plows and gear, buggy and harness bee stands 12 acres of corn and other small goods. Sale starts 10 AM with cash terms and 4 percent discount for cash. Merman Fessel, auc.
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Emma V. Mclotosh
New Salisbury
J. C. Sow
Merman Fessel
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