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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1903
Page
7
A dense assortment of town notices and ads covers Harrison county. Items include seeds from Bullett & Son, hair tonic from Crosier, farm tools and plows, a new timepiece from Alf Linder, a local suit for Mrs Eckharld, and health ads for Little Early Risers pills. Also mentions arrivals, appointments, and a rural mail route fever.
An old newspaper ad touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for lame back kidney and bladder troubles claiming hospital success and private practice use. It offers a free sample by mail and a book on kidney health with order details and the product price.
A partial roll of absurd bills from the Indiana Assembly adjournment includes prohibiting tips to servants, banning chicken scratching, bonding dog owners, regulating barber exams, bottle searches, license limits for travelers, badge rules for detectives, wartime reimbursements, school flag rules, and prison labor shifts.
Mrs. Tresia Nolot widow of Claude Nolot died March 10 after a multi disease struggle. Survived by sons Nicholas Frank Josephine Nolot and Maggie Uhl. Funeral from St Bernard Frenchtown with Rev John Haskamp leading. Born in Alsace she came at 18, married in 1854, longtime on the old home place. Noble woman passes.
Senate bill 188 requires township trustees to publish receipts and expenditures from annual reports within four weeks after filing. Publications must appear in the two leading county newspapers by the two parties with most votes. if only one paper exists, one publication suffices. If a paper is published in the township, that paper in the county seat must publish as well. The law excludes the Indianapolis township and takes effect upon publication and proclamation.
Henry Funk son of Prof J P Funk principal of The New Albany Fich School died at his Princeton Indiana home at one o clock Wednesday morning. He was thirty two and survived by his wife and one child. He conducted business in Princeton for several years and was held in high regard. The funeral occurred in Princeton Friday at two o'clock. He was well known in Corydon from years past.
Friends of David C. Fouts gathered secretly at his home on March 15, while he was away, with baskets of eatables and a fine noon feast upon his return for his 45th birthday. Present were Mrs. Platter and daughter Ola, Mrs. Lou Sappenfield, Miss Amelia Keehn, John Keehn, Wm. Smithenry, and Mrs. Fouts with daughter Daisy. they departed wishing him many more birthdays.
Mrs Furry Deaton of DePauw died March 24 at age 27. Funeral was March 27 at Milltown at 2 p m. The notice offers health ad copy for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and a local wallpaper shipment from L A Riguy & Son via S M Mittler.
Barred Plymouth Rocks breeders report selecting 60 of 200 pullets for market sale with 10 in a pen producing eggs at 1.00 for 15 eggs and 50 in another group offering eggs at 0.30 per setting. Orders booked in receipt order from P F Rimmer and Lemay Breckenridge Indiana.
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