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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1911
Page
3
A historical note shows Corrections Office in Corrdon Indiana issued a rate card header for second class matter with attribution to Lew M. O’Bannon of Astor and Proprietor. The fragment documents publishing details and dates associated with mail matter classifications.
The notice outlines advertisement rates at 10 cents per inch with special rates for longer commitments and church events. It states charges for line counts, premium rates of 24 cents per line for special ads, and obituary listings of up to two lines free with 34 percent cents per line for each additional line.
A fragment discusses the Soldier's Friend and Congress critique, praising opponents Lodge and Conijusay while condemning others. It touches on veterans, defense, and references a medical ad for ZEMO with assurances of refunds. The piece cites Stoll of Louisville speaking on men's church work and ends noting a sale near Corydon.
An advertisement promotes Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid as a cure for piles, claiming internal tablets avoid ointments and operations, priced at 1 dollar for a 21 day course, with a booklet offer and listing Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo NY. Local notes mention residents visiting relatives and community activity.
The Martin Hotel Annex, the second and third floors of the New Corydon Democrat building across Market Street west of the Martin Hotel, is ready for guests. It adds twelve rooms, nearly furnished, doubling capacity to twenty six. The brick annex is well ventilated and comfortable in all seasons. Mr and Mrs Mullin invite guests for day, week, or longer, promising first class service.
The Western Ma ica the oldes offers true-to-life horse images suitable for framing. Subscribers receive a four horse harvester set and a full set of pictures, with a yearly subscription price of 2, and a forward art video upon mailing an order to The Sorydan Democrat.
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with hypophosphites as a tonic to strengthen nerves, feed tissues, and enrich blood. The ad mentions a savings bank and a New York address at 469 Pearl Street.
The Democrat lists many new subscribers and paid readers in towns including Corydon New Albany Louisville Georgetown New Middletown and Corydon area. Names cover a wide geographic spread from Indiana Illinois and Kentucky with listed residences. The notice closes with a nod to garden plows sold by W H L Bulleit & Sons.
Many headaches stem from eye conditions including misfit lenses and eyesight issues. C F Crecelius, an experienced optometrist in New Albany, offers free examinations and notes a sale on gold filled glasses at 1 dollar per pair, opposite the Interurban Station, with January 25 date.
The administratrix of Mary E Best estate in Harrison county Indiana announces a court ordered sale of the decedent real estate on April 21 1911 between 10 am and 4 pm. The property, located in Section 15 Township 4 South Range 3 East totals 32 acres with improvements and will be sold subject to court approval for not less than two thirds of the appraised value. One half of the purchase price cash and the balance financed in two equal installments over up to twelve months, with notes bearing six percent interest and secured by a mortgage. Sale of the personal property will also occur on April 28 1911 at appraised value or more. Ronie L Miller Admx.
The Registered Stallion Black Jewels will stand for the season with a schedule across several farms: J. E. Bowling near Elizabeth and New Middletown, Arnaey Walther near Lanesville, and in Lanesville on specified days. The stallion weighs 1600 pounds and is described as very black. Stud fee is 10 to insure a colt to stand and suck, payable when foaling or mare removal. Authorities include W S Deatrick J W Foster J Bowling and company.
Various poultry prices and stock notices from Corydon Indiana. Advertised items include Light Brahmas, White Leghorns, Silver Spangled Hamburgs, Rhode Island Reds, and Brown Leghorns with prices per setting or per 100 eggs. Listings include sellers Hess Corydon and War Walter with contact details and pickup notes.
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