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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1905
Page
7
Local notices report Rosenbarger's soda fountain now open with ice cream and sherbets for socials. A new store may arrive in south Corydon, and W C Glenn offers wallpaper. Several residents travel for work and schooling while taxes and road work loom in May.
The April 14 1905 graduation exams move to Moitt's school house Jackson township alerting Henry Denbo and Harry Kepner. Corydon school year ends around May 25 with graduates listed. Fort Wayne church dedication costs 200000 and organ 6000. Fred Holloway leaves Anderson for New York City, son of Rev. Holloway. Clarence Bulleit to complete Bloomington university course in June and travel East with teachers. Strawberry plant shipments surge from Floyd and Harrison counties to Chicago and Indianapolis. New Albany Commercial Club pushes for Sap Lane Hospital location. Ex clerk James A Hargis salary back pay case discussed under state law.
Readers must file all certificates for mortgage exemption with the Auditor before May 1. No certificate will be received after that date, so timely action is required to receive the reduction benefit.
Alva Bodenstadt, about 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bodenstadt, died leaving a family of parents two sisters and two brothers. The town laments the loss and memory preserves his name amid funeral verse and prayers. Also notes on rheumatism remedies and an ad for Rand McNally maps with agents sought. Ben A Applegate returns from New Mexico and plans to Colorado with health updates on friends.
Classified notice offers single comb brown Leghorn eggs 15 for 35 and a magazine offer 25 cents with 500 pages cloth bound book. Address for contact Joan W Austorr Corydon Indiana 4 rural route. Sample free. at 424 Odyen Ave Chicago. February 20 1935.
Appeals from Christian workers in the Far East prompt U S citizens to support famine relief for sick and wounded soldiers and destitute families in the Russo Japanese War. The Japanese Relief Fund organized to distribute funds via the Evangelical Alliance of Japan under Bishop Harris. about 18000 contributed so far, with 10000 sent to Japan. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by merchants in Eldon Iowa as leading cough and cold treatment, sold at Crosiers Corner Drug Store.
Advertisement lists Pacific Coast rail tickets from Chicago to multiple western cities via Union Pacific and North-Western Line with discounted regional rates. Pullman tourist sleeping cars Chicago to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles, double berth $7, meals in dining cars, orders for booklets mailed. Also notes Chicago daily paper promos and Electric Bitters testimonial from Iowa reader.
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