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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
4
Post office in Corydon Indiana listed as second class matter with a stamp rate of 1.25 dollars and 1.15 cents noted for mailing. The text records an official mailing mark and location details for delivery or storage within the Democrat Building.
A ranting public letter denounces trusts and Republican dominance, claiming units of capital mug the government and warning of subside schemes for farmers and insurers. It mocks Bryan’s finances and The Commoner, cites Denmark and Grannie, and criticizes election tactics and bribery while urging patience and vigilance.
A letter blasts Grannie and Republicans for hiding a corruption stain in county politics. It cites Ohio redistricting to block John J. Lentz and accuses the party of fearing a fair contest, pleading for accountability and truth.
A reader argues that wearing British uniforms by Boers, if done, was defensive and minimizes blame. They compare this to Gen. Funston fabricating a letter and having troops wear Aguinaldo’s uniform to capture him, labeling Republican rhetoric as claptrap.
The Salem Democrat argues Indiana voters must reject the Republican party in 1902 due to trusts and corruption. It claims the Democrats are united, calls for repudiation of criminal aggressions, and predicts a Democratic victory to redeem Indiana from figures like the Durbin, Fairbanks, and Taylor factions from Kentucky.
A raspy ad sermon warns that bird-shot cannot hunt tigers and that consuming ailments spread diseases. It extols Scott's Emulsion as a tonic to strengthen the body and resist illness, promising a free sample and noting price and where to buy.
In New Amsterdam a town notes growth as sewing circle gatherings occur weekly. Mrs Minnie Baxter visits relatives in Knox county while Prof J H Kemper plans to attend English school this spring. Steve Mowrer made a brief business trip to Coffh don last week. Mrs Martha Stoker and Jessie Funk and Cora Williams are reported sick. James Hottle and family relocate one mile east of Corydon on a farm BANANA.
A spring warning urges treating coughs and colds to prevent serious illness. The ad touts One Minute Cough Cure as safe and fast acting for coughs colds croup grip and throat and lung troubles. Endorsed by Postmaster C O Dawson and L A Really Son as trusted by families.
Poem laments delayed spring with playful gibes on ice and warmth. Notes on local crop prospects with wheat, seed corn prices, and mill activity. Mentions Frank Adams illness, DePauw spice flouring mill, and frost damage to seed. Groozs Tasteless Chill Tonic ad ends the column.
The undersigned offers a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to anyone seeking a reliable remedy for stomach disorders biliousness or constipation This new remedy is promoted as a good one CROSIER S CORNER DRUG STORE
An 1902 newspaper item advertises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney remedy addressing rheumatism back pain and urinary issues and offers a free sample and booklet. It then provides a public notice by Harrison County Treasurer Edward O Connor seeking sealed bids by May 5 for gravel road bonds in Washington Blue River and Harrison townships with bond terms and interest details.
The town of Corydon Indiana invites bids May 1 1902 for thirteen thousand dollars in bonds of one thousand dollars each. Bonds bear six percent interest from date, mature in twenty years, and may be redeemed in part or whole after five years at the Town Board's option. Treasurer M Miller signs as issuer.
Joseph Uhl administrator files petition in Harrison County Indiana Circuit Court seeking sale of real estate belonging to the William A B Lofton estate to raise assets for debts. Hearing set for May 12 1903 at Corydon courthouse. Clerk Charles A Ne, seal.
Harrison county Indiana invites sealed proposals for an iron or steel bridge over Big Indian Creek at Jacob Mauck's Ford. Bids due May 5 1902 at 1 PM in the Auditor's office. Also accepting bids for the necessary stone. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board. James A Watson A H C
Medicine ad promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets. Buyers can obtain a refund if it fails. Signature of BF. W. Grove appears on each box. priced at 2 cents.
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