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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1909
Page
5
The Corydon Democrat notes crowded Saturday crowds with new furnishings at The Hub Co P Trotter & Co and cut prices this week. Local visits include Abe Rudolph and Miss Lizzie Todd. various sales, millinery, laundry services, and clothing at Keller's and Wiseman & Bullett's. Several town figures attend church, auctions, and community events amid a busy spring season.
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Clarence Lockhart was in Louisville yesterday while the Perry Circuit Court plans to convene next Monday. Various residents traveled to Louisville Whitely Ky New Albany and New Amsterdam for church services business and social activities. The Ladies Aid of New Middletown meets April 14 to plan purchases at Wiseman Bullett’s. The Christian Endeavor Society hosts a stereoptical lecture in Corydon April 15 with admission 10 and 15 cents. Ben J Munzer on furlough from the Battleship Missouri visits family in Fowler Benton county Indiana before returning to duty.
Notice seeks horses and mules suffering heaves or spavins. No cure no pay. Dr J W Harbaugh based in Corydon Indiana advertises veterinary service at Hospital west of R L Millers.
Loitch's offers handmade harnesses at low prices. R B Watson of Webster township lists a six year old Wilkes Stallion Major Wilkes sired by Grand Gim and a five year old jack Frank. Major Wilkes serves for 7 dollars and the jack for 10 dollars at his farm southwest of New Middletown. Butter fat 30 cents. Corydon Creamery Eureka phone.
The Democrat announces press at 3 30 Tuesday afternoon with forms closed an hour earlier Copy for changes of standing advertisements must be in the office by Sunday half the paper is printed Saturday morning Special positions for advertisements must be engaged a week in advance Early submission ensures greater attention and likelihood of insertion Roy Miller of New Albany and Cliff Elgin of Cincinnati recently visited the Miller family
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