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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1906
Page
5
Alum baking powders are harmful and banned in many places. They are sold at low prices, sometimes unlabeled, with branding required where present. Consumers are urged to avoid alum and seek products free from alum, lime or phosphatic acid.
The Corndan Democrat notes the May term of the Circuit Court of Corydon will convene May 7. Local residents Alma Loitch Mamie Lockhart Nell Lynch Otto Hirt and Chas Gailey are referenced with moves visits and local business notices. The piece also mentions politics tariffs farming and several local family moves.
Notices mention Sam Smoots pharmacist in Dr. Davis' store, Fred Greene's illness, and John Isenbarger seeking Democratic State Treasurer nomination. The ad section lists job offers, a stallion season in Corydon, a Louisville death, and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promotions.
WILLIAM T. ZENOR seeks re election to Congress in Indiana Third District subject to Democratic Primaries and delegate convention. HON W E COX of Dubois county also a candidate for Congress in the same district under Democratic primaries and convention in 1908.
Floyd County candidate Hon. Evan B Stotsenburg runs in the 1906 Democratic primaries and district delegate convention for a Joint Senator seat representing Harrison and Mayd counties.
John W. Ewing of Perry County announces his bid for re election as Prosecuting Attorney of the Harrison Crawford Perry Judicial Circuit subject to the Democratic Primary on the 16th.
Unclaimed freight to be sold at public auction at Corydon Depot Indiana, goods held by a common carrier since March 1908. Items include rope, cottonduking, paper, barrels, shoes, chairs, wallpaper, animal food, farm wagons, and more, sold for cash to highest bidder by Louisville New Albany Corydon Railroad Co. and agent G W Bruitt. Also notice of final settlement hearing in Harrison Circuit Court for John Anderson estate on May 7 1906 with administrator John O Anderson.
In Harrison County Indiana the Harrison Circuit Court May Term 1908 Henry Shaney plaintiff by attorney William Ridley files complaint for partition of real estate. Defendants Joseph Bezy Charles Bezy Marie Bezy Ida Bezy reside unknown and believed non residents. notice to appear May 1908 at Corydon court and plead. Clerk James A McKak seals.
Mary C Cunningham files a complaint to quiet title on real estate in Indiana. Nonresident defendants James Weaver Jane Smith Abraham L Davidson and John E Davidson are named as necessary parties and must appear by the next term opening May 1 in Corydon. failure to answer may lead to judgment in their absence. Judge James A McRae, Clerk. Harrison Circuit Court.
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