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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
3
The Federated Brotherhood of Corydon churches will gather next Tuesday night April at 7:50 at the Christian church. This first meeting under a new plan will include a business session songs by male quartets and a social hour with refreshments. All members are urged to attend.
A desert scene contrasts a lone cotton thread with Kirschbaum and Capps clothing lines, highlighting a trivial detail amid vast sands and fashion.
A fragmented historic ad touts selling clothes that wear well keep shape and look sharp with all wool fabrics. It mentions a small line for boys including Knickerbockers and Norfolk styles under the Elk Brand.
On Saturday March 29 the school year closed at Tindall’s as Boone township patrons brought in a large spread for teacher Frank W. SiC. The afternoon was spent in an old fashioned reunion with dining and center tables arranged for the gathering.
A large farm pond near Corydon owned by Mrs Elizabeth Baelz sank after heavy early week rains with water rushing into a sink hole. Hundreds of fish were swept away from one and a half to two feet in length. County officials meanwhile arrange county assessor offices and court access changes in the county building.
A testimonial from Benjamin I. Richard of Corydon Indiana praises Dean's Kidney Pills as the best remedy for backache kidney trouble and irregular urine. He claims the pills cured his long standing attacks after using them from Louis S. Nese at a local drug store. Sold by all dealers treatment price eighty cents Foster Milburn Co sole agents for Par os edge.
Stella Gurtz suffers pneumonia while Alice Simon loses part of a finger after a mowing accident. Delph Pate’s home struck by lightning during a Sunday storm. Gossips name Beatrice Vanghodicgit on and Mes Marshox Vance in a Friday incident. The text ends with a reflective, poetic meditation on motherly love and music.
On March 19 1918 No S school at Motts closed at noon a banquet was held for Miss Georgia Sigler who taught there this past winter An afternoon program with songs dialogues and recitations followed Attendees included numerous local families and residents notes praise for Miss Sigler and hopes she returns next year A white hawk sighting was reported in the vicinity with observers noting a large bird living alongside a common grey hawk
The region suffers extensive flood damage from two rising creeks in Corydon and countywide. Homes inundated, lumber yards flooded, and power restored after a night of rising tides. Louisville, New Albany and Corydon RR official C. H. Buchanan heroically ferries passengers as water blocks train access.
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