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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1905
Page
2
The Corydon Democrat urges better farming education to elevate agriculture and unify farmers demanding fair prices. It notes a June 1 World’s Fair opening in Portland to honor Lewis and Clark with government and state funding, and comments on dog law, 1903 political prospects, and tariff reform debates.
A petition presented to the Washington county Board of Commissioners at the April meeting seeks the purchase of the New Albany and Paoli turnpike segment crossing the county about eleven miles long to keep the route toll free. The plan follows Grange county’s prior buyout to free its section, with only roughly twenty miles of road remaining under toll in the area.
The Moron and the old Air Line railways suffered revenue losses and, since downturns, have not paid the heavy dividends seen in earlier years.
Republicans display interest in nominating a candidate for the vacancy caused by James A. Hemenway's resignation to join the Senate. A May 16 special election is set with a likely April 15 nominating convention. Candidates include Frank B. Posey George A. Cunningham and John A Brady. Votes by county total 106 with Vanderburg 56 Warrick 14 Spencer 14 Pike 12 Posey 13 Gibson 17. Cunningham appears favored due to Hemenway backing. The district has leaned Democratic historically, making the outcome uncertain. The piece notes farmers must rely on themselves amid calls for broader regulatory relief from government agencies.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlains Pain Balm as a quick relief for rheumatism. It claims many patients report permanent cures and promotes purchase at Crosier's Corner Drug Store. It also includes scattered notices about local residency posts and business updates in town.
The ad promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for sore throat coughs colds and bronchitis. It claims the product soothes irritation reduces inflammation and nourishes tissues to restore strength. A promise of a free sample is included.
Community brief from Bradford notes residents active in farming and timber work near the area. Mentions Mr Kiden Elis, Geo Uhi, Buffalo Bill, David building a store room, the Branford Union Club laborers cutting timber, Mrs Elia Mosier ill, and the Darling Fertilizer Co agent visiting to meet local businessmen. Sappenfield family plans, strawberry patch ambitions, Prof Marion Sappenfield closing Snyder's chapel school with a large attendance, John Rochner returning from New Albany to work for Wm Jacobi, and a well attended school entertainment led by Prof H O Brown with praise for his teaching.
Lockport residents heard Mrs. Pattie D Hall recount a two year health miracle after severe deafness chest tightness and catarrh. She credits Hyomei with restoring hearing and easing catarrhal issues, noting only cold triggers recur. Local shop Ta A Riley Sons promotes Hyomei with a money back guarantee and affordable bottle pricing.
Tickets on sale daily through May for routes from Chicago to San Francisco and Los Angeles via Pacific Coast lines. Stops include Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria and Vancouver. Low gates from other points and daily excursions in pallacian tourist sleeping cars. Double berth $7. Meals in dining cars.
Notice warns that certificates must be led by the specified date to receive the reduction. After that date no certificate will be received. Attend promptly in Lime to ensure eligibility.
By decree of the Harrison Circuit Court I, William Ludlow sheriff, will auction a land parcel in Corrdan Tholisa between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The property includes several tracts in sections 35 and 4 under township 4 south range 5 east. First, rents and profits offered for up to seven years, then the fee simple if needed. Plaintiffs Frank H Dodge vs Hattie Hartly nee Demaree and James Hartly.
Final settlement of the estate of Mara Hans, deceased, has been filed in Harrison Circuit Court. Heirs and creditors must appear May 1, 1905, to show cause why the settlement should not be approved. Administrator Charles Mauck signs, March 28, 1905. Weathers Stotsenburg & Breeden, Attys.
The firm announces readiness to meet all carpet needs with a vast assortment from ingrain to Wilton Velvet and Windsor Art Squares. It touts custom sizes, affordable prices, and offers window shades, linoleums, and curtains. Customers are urged to measure rooms and visit to compare prices.
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