05 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1911
Page
1
A public address by Daniss, first president of the Mewrudid Ir Merhomt of America, will be delivered at Moehoreh Vitesse. The talk aims to unite men of Cory Ten and nearby towns, with notice that there will be no charge or collection. attendees are urged to attend.
Fragmentary list of health conditions and terms mixed with unclear names. The text reads like a catalog of ailments and pseudo medical phrases without a coherent narrative or clear entities. The readability is poor and lacks discernible event or context.
Examinations for graduation occur March 18 and April 15 at the Corydon public school building. Students who fail or are reassessed will have another opportunity. manuscripts are to be secured at the examination door and written with pen and ink.
Miss Mosier daughter of Mr and Mrs C V Mosier formerly of Harrison county married Mr Schweab of St Louis on March 22 at the bride’s home Osage Street Independence Missouri Elder W O H Welty of Harrison county performed the ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends Refreshments followed with music by Mrs Clara Curtis The couple will reside in Independence with many gifts received.
The Western Torsemnian, oldest trotting horse and life paper, offers true-to-life pictures of world champions. The Harvester 2d Coleorade Pidyep and Justice Broalke are featured, with subscription details and free pictures for advance orders.
Walter Williams of route 22 New Philadelphia reports the biggest hen egg yet, measuring eight inches around one way and six and a quarter the other, weighing a little over four ounces. The Salem Leader notes it is a whopper and hard to beat.
Corydon and Harrison county celebrate the grand opening of The Corydon National Bank's new structure. Crowds, music, flowers, and refreshments marked a day of business and social joy as locals praised its growth, history, and leadership. The article details founders Geo W. Applegate and W. B. Slemmons, the capital stock, and the bank’s plans and facilities, including a marble lobby, steel vault, and public meeting room.
The large barn of Wm. Bennett in Scott township was destroyed Tuesday afternoon March 28 with several hundred bushels of corn and farm implements, some belonging to tenant Jed Shrigley. Bennett, crippled, watched and called neighbors for help as another barn risked fire. Insurance held with Harrison County Farmers Mutual Company.
J V U Miner announces in Harrison county plans to remain in Corydon. He frames his business as Mrs. M A Miner’s with him as authorized agent, using her inheritance funds to buy goods. He notes machine tools are his, location at Lotieh’s late stand with Ed Kean nearby, and pledges fair treatment and reliable prices. He signs as agent for Mrs. A M Miner and Jureka Telephone 15-6.
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