Woman appointed Sheriff of Clark County in Indiana
Mrs. Charles White was appointed Sheriff of Clark County to fill the vacancy after the death of her husband. The county had suffered two sheriff deaths within a year. White may be the first woman to hold the position in Indiana.
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Charles White
Clark County
Henry Dugan
White
Lost dog Lady seeks $25.60 reward in Georgetown
Missing dog described as tan over eyes with back ears and answering to Lady. Reward of $25.60 offered by J. L. Nance Route 2 Georgetown Indiana. Also an ad for Jersey bull 16 months old from A. Stover Eureka with phone contact.
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J. L. Nance
Georgetown
Ind
Jersey
Stover
Eureka
Henry Ford Wealth Crowned Richest Man Worldwide
Wall Street Journal calls Henry Ford the richest man on earth citing Ford Motor Company profits for 1922 exceeding 125 million before taxes and 110 million after. It notes possible capitalization of 2 billion and Ford as a leading banker with 180 million in cash. Executor Fred G. Messler Jr will sell all personal property of John P. Wurm estate at the Wurm farm near Corydon on Sept 28. an ad in this issue gives details.
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New York
Henry Ford
Wall Street Journal
Fenry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Fred G. Messler, Jr
John P. Wurm
Wurm
Corydon
The
Democrat
Maude Stevens Weds Irving Wemmer in Kansas City
Dr Felix G Stevens of this place announces the marriage of his daughter Maude to Mr Irving Wemmer in Kansas City on Sunday September 17. The bride lived near Corydon and has many friends in the county. The groom is a Postal Money Order Clerk at Caney Kansas where they will reside and be at home after December first.
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Felix G. Stevens
Miss Maude
Irving. Wemmer
Kansas City
Corydon
Caney
Kansas
Copper-Clad Crank Demonstrates Rust Proof Range
An advertisement extols the Copper-Clad Crank as a rust proof range feature. It explains asbestos wear within ranges causes Sweat-Rust and corrosion, while copper does not rust, lasting centuries. The ad invites readers to visit and see a live demonstration and ask questions.
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Ang
Fine Barn Burned Near Corydon In Morn Fire
A barn on James A. Watson farm three miles north of Corydon was destroyed by fire last Wednesday morning. The 36 by 50 foot barn with a 16 foot shed held about twenty tons of hay, a large stack of straw, and farm machinery. Neafus and Watson faced heavy losses. the fire started by a three year old child who obtained a kitchen match.
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James A. Watson
Corydon
Lustretone Auto Cleaner Sale Ad Clean and Polish
Lustretone Auto Cleaner cleans and polishes automobiles. Sold at SAFFER and KIRKHAM for $1.00 per bottle.
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Lustretone
Traveling Library Books at the Public Library
A long list of titles across fiction non fiction and juvenile sections offered at the public library. Includes works by Bennett Bottome Conrad and London with many authors and genres noted. Also advertises sale of broom making machinery by John W Swarena of Milltown Indiana.
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John W. Swarena
Milltown
Ind
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS IN SCOTT TOWNSHIP
Lafayette Davis, prominent and respected local citizen, died at his Scott township home after a long tubercular illness. He was 67, born in the county, and leaves four children, one brother, and four sisters. Funeral at Heidelburg church near Corydon with Rev. C. H. Youngblood officiating. Burial in nearby church cemetery.
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Scott Township
Corydon
Heidelburg Church
C. H. Youngblood
Gentral
Samuel Davis
Edward Kintner
John W. Kintner
Weeping Water
Nebraska
Walter Davis
California
William Davis
New York
Ira Davis
George N. Amy
David Shaffer
This County
Wm. T
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