Surveyor and Commissioners Named in Gorydon
The Gorydon Democrat lists a surveyor and two district commissioners, identified as Commissioner First District and Commissioner Third District, as part of local government coverage.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
5
The Gorydon Democrat lists a surveyor and two district commissioners, identified as Commissioner First District and Commissioner Third District, as part of local government coverage.
Monuments at Ginkins shop and garden tools at Bulleit Son. Haun family moved to Corydon. Fish daily at Rosenbarger. Bennett sells work shoes at 85c. Miller markets syrup and toilet goods. Ginkins and Bullett advertise building material. National editorial meeting noted. Sale of farm near Corydon offered. Masury paint promoted. Words reflect a period town shop miscellany.
Local ads announce new merchandise at Keller's including Walk-Over shoes, brass wash boards, and a large mattings selection. Also listed are fertilizer prices, plants, buggy stock, and drinks at W H Rosenbarger’s. Community notices cover exams, deaths, and upcoming civic events.
Obituary notes miss Luke Bisit 19 died of consumption at uncle Wesley Blair's in Corydon and interred Oak Grove. Edna and Minnie Miller open New hope millinery in Corydon. Peters couple finish spring vocal study in Florida and plan a Corydon return. White Mills proprietor Charles Martin fainted. not serious. Taylor township tops graduation exams with Grace Sample and Ella McCauley. Mrs Riddle’s art exhibit at Luckett's Hall praised. Heth widow Amanda dies. Cedar Hill burial. Rev Talmage dies in Washington. vast readership noted. Chamberlain's remedy praised by Mt. Crawford mother. Corydon ad for Bullett hardware and wagons. Tax shifts raise Harrison township tuition tax to 35c per $100 under new wage law.
The War Department considers a 22 400 acre site near the Ohio Falls for a proposed army post. It would stretch from about a mile below Rosewood to the Posey township line, averaging three quarters of a mile in width, with most acres in Kentucky. Maj James Parker and Logan C Muray inspect the area today, and Rep Zenor pushes to secure the location.
See V. J. Bullett for estimates on tin work. Satisfaction guaranteed. A returned missionary Miss Danforth from Japan will address the annual bank offering meeting April 22 at the M E church under the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. She speaks on China and has had success elsewhere. Everyone invited. Also listed are fertilizer from Chicago sold cash or on time and a new three seated spring wagon with canopy top and brake for sale by W H Bullert & Son.
A Breckenridge, Indiana seller lists cockerels offered at leach, eggs priced at 1 dollar per setting from select hens and 30 cents for farm run, under J. & Prraomer.
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