20 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
1
A. I. Rudolph promotes cheaper plant food with claim of selling more for less. Fertilizers available in Ramsey under Eli Crayden, Corydon Junction under Oscar Langford, and Palmyra under Lew Simpson.
Nevelle Miller of Corydon offers sewing machine repairs with careful prompt service and a guarantee. Repairs and supplies of all kinds are available. February 3.
A notice states dog tax collection will occur at the assessor A. EK. Sric's residence in Spencer township every Saturday up to May 14.
Thomas Langdon of Corydon struck victim at Langdon home in New Albany with a knife. Durment was hospitalized in critical condition at St Edward's. Langdon fled toward Lanesville as police and sheriff pursued from New Albany and Durment. Inspect says motive linked to Langdon's wife.
Readable ad claims ZEMO cures chronic eczema and skin conditions by drawing germ life to the surface. Chemist Louis S. Liely offers a booklet and home treatment using a clean external liquid. Suitable for infants and says it heals by purging poisons from the skin.
Seventy five acre farm for sale with six room house, barn, poultry house, and outbuildings in good repair. Fertile soil, reliable spring and creek water, half under cultivation and half timber. In good condition and a bargain if sold soon. Inquire at this office.
Resolutions from New Amsterdam Court 254 of the BTL mourn the loss of brother Roy Bennett. The group extends sympathy to bereaved relatives and friends and hopes for reunion as children of one great Parent. A copy of the resolutions is given to the family and to county papers.
Louis Braig the Druggist states he took over the agency after examining Zemo and found it effective for eczema pimples and dandruff. He reports Zemo exceeds other remedies, is a clean vegetable liquid for external use, does not soil clothing, can be used on infants, and offers a home cure booklet for skin diseases.
Davis’ drug store advertises a Williams talcum powder 25 cent size reduced to 15 cents, a value offer for customers seeking personal care products.
Captain Hudson at Cess Kansas praises Corydon Town Board and Civil Engineer E B Coolman for street grade improvements. He recalls a 35 year bid to drain centers with curving slopes from sidewalks to the street center, aligning with London drainage practice. He urges consideration of the plan for local welfare.
The owner announces the grocery has moved to a room just north of Corydon National Bank, formerly I. B. Lahue, with buggies and carriages, to remain until the new building is finished on the former site. He invites customers to visit at the new location. apro.3w R. L. Minver.
A brief notice urges readers to start saving by buying shares in a savings and loan association and to obtain a life policy for Alex Miller, dated April 13 with a two week validity.
On public highways motor vehicles must slow to 6 mph when meeting riders or draft animals and stop if signaled. Drivers must give right of way, pass slowly, and allow half the roadway to horses. Animals must yield to oncoming traffic. DUI penalties up to $100 fine or six months in jail. Speed limits: eight mph in business districts, fifteen mph other municipal areas, twenty mph outside. Headlamps after dark. brakes and horns required. signals must be used when passing horse riders.
Fair Grounds open April 16 for cow pasture event. Tickets available at C. M. Miller's grocery store. Price two dollars per month. Organizer Jap Turley treasurer.
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