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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1911
Page
3
Local notices report Kannapel's sale set for April 27 five miles southwest of Corydon with items like henscratch feeds, farm tools, and various household goods described. Town figures Walter Faith Mauckport and Bertha Faith New Albany are named among residents making trips. J F Gaymond of Ontario California visits Corydon, and J B Martin hosts at the Martin hotel.
The Western Horseman announces true-to-life horse pictures for subscribers at 2 per year in advance. Also included are notices about Cardui health claims, local auctioneers, and residents seeking works. several names and places such as Lanesville CorydonPackson township and James Mehion are mentioned in brief notices.
An advertisement urges getting oil meal at the elevator and promotes Chamberlain’s Liniment for accidents, rheumatism, sprains and bruises. It notes availability from dealers and mentions a local move of Philip J. Fotieh to Champelis, Ohio to work as a salesman for the Wrought Iron Range Company.
Ed O Byrne plans a week in Independence before visiting Iowa for several weeks. Morier, daughter of C V Mosier, marries Mr Schwab a barber. Wheeler family moves from Orchard to South Dagen near Walnut Park. Seven Indiana families join a small community. Will Barksdale injured at an oil refinery but sight saved. Corydon residents Tyler and family visit. resignation noted. Dem and pension politics referenced. local repairs and shipments mentioned.
An advertisement from Corydon promotes 5 percent interest on savings and loan shares. It offers a paid up share option with a single payment and an installment plan with monthly payments. The copy also touts fertilizer brands and retail goods, noting farm supplies and a feed mill operating daily.
C ik Crecelius of 153 Spring Street New Albany Indiana a graduate optometrist with 15 years experience explains headaches often stem from eye strain and wrong lenses. He offers free examinations and notes his firm sells gold filled glasses at a bargain price near the Interurban Station.
Anthony Kannapel will sell his personal property at public auction five miles southwest of Corydon on Thursday April 27 1911. Items include a large broad mare a work horse a Jersey cow and calf heifer two horse wagon surrey buggy mower hay rake hay five tons of hay corn potatoes fourteen acres of growing wheat pure bred chickens and several poultry breeds including Rhode Reds Blick Orpingtons and Barred Plymouth Rocks also tools furniture phonograph guitar firearms kitchen goods sewing machine ice cream freezer and more. Sale begins at noon with Upsund terms noted. See hills.
George Pilour of New Salisbury Indiana offers five years of experience as an auctioneer to Harrison and adjoining counties. Prices are reasonable and services have been satisfactory to employers. Crandall Exchange phone. Apr 5 6m.
The elevator offers flour and bran and middlings oil meal alfalfa meal cottonseed meal calf meal chic and hen feeds wheat oats cracked corn and both coarse and fine bay straw and more. Always well stocked and never out.
A Spencer Township notice urges all delinquent dog owners to call and pay by May 15. The Assessor, Lew M. O’Bannon, notes a few thousand dollars may be loaned at low interest through Savina & Loan Association. Delinquents should settle accounts to avoid further action.
An old classified style notice advertises seed oats in white and black varieties and urges early calls before stock runs out. It mentions New Perfection Blue Flame oil stoves and a supplier named J. Bean’s with a 29-3 listing.
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