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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1909
Page
5
Corydon and New Albany are active with visits and relocations. Residents John Y. Hudson, Mrs. T J Van Hook, and John Shuck relocate or visit Louisville and New Albany. James McKinster and James Morris travel for business and property. several families host relatives and hostesses in Falls cities and Webster townships.
Miss Mary Roby of Laconia toured Georgetown with friends. The English News marks year twenty one as Crawford county Republican paper published by Elmer Stewart. Families from New Albany Louise 112 and Elizabeth gathered Easter at H H DeVore’s. An item notes a schoolteacher’s marriage. Harrison County Fair drew Cornelius K Grabill a leading farmer. Harrison County Medical Society met with Dr W R Denbo speaking on appendicitis to appear in The Denierat. A child in Troy born without arms or legs is healthy. Ground bought by George Woertz formerly church property. Corydon visits from Jos T Brown Democratic trustee candidate. Subscriptions renewed by George Bickel and Willard with wagon accident injuries. Triangle of Corydon visits and Missouri Insane Hospital work histories noted. Clara Bennett hosted Delta Alpha class for Katharine Minor birthday with ice cream and cake. Blanche Ridley listed as teacher.
A historical ad touts Chamberlain's Salve for burns sores sore nipples and chapped hands. It claims instant pain relief and scarless healing for mild injuries, priced at 25 cents and sold by Louis H. Riley.
Crawford County farm offers fifty nine acres with house barn chicken house timber and a spring well near railroad depot ideal for poultry farming. Also an advertisement for winter layer chicks from Cook and Sons with eggs priced at 1 and 2 dollars per 15 and guarantee of satisfaction.
Nine room house with a good stable and garden advertised for sale in Corydon. Described as one of the best pieces of property in town. Inquire at the office. tf.
Spencer Township announces fixed Wednesday as office day for business with Trustee Andrew Stiersteter. Citizens are advised to call on that day for official matters with Trustee Stiersteder at Spencer township.
Public notice of weekly office hours at Dogwood for official business. BeNEF. SMITH, Trustee, states he will be at the office every Tuesday to handle transactions.
Indian Runner duck eggs offered at 7 cents per dozen and Brown Rose Comb Leghorn eggs priced at 50 cents for 15. Contact Liypra J. Sengleman R. R. 4 Corydon Indiana Eureka Phone.
An item advertising pension assistance by Lew M. O Bannon of Corydon Indiana urges eligible readers to write with postage for reply. It mentions a0 acres of good red top pasture land two miles south of Dogwood with shade and water and directs applications to Dr. O Melton in Laconia.
Joel Russell of Eureka lists about twenty ewes and twenty five lambs for sale. Contact through Eureka phone or Laconia RR 1 for details.
Fixed Monday as weekly office day at Lanesville overseen by W. W. Williams trustee. S.C. Brown Leghorns presents two pens of fine eight Leghorns and eggs priced 35 cents per setting. J. KinKHAM Corydon advertised for poultry buyers.
Mr Philip Vickel of Louisville visited the Bickel and Riehert families in Flatwoods on weekend. Sam Zurschmeide of near New Albany called on the Nances in Thatwoods. Mrs Edgar Nance and children hosted relatives in Jeffersonville last week. Miss Clara Seitz of New Middletown visited Fred Seitz and family. Grandpa Bickel is ill. A wedding is anticipated. Karmna Lottich has pneumonia. Charles Werner and family near New Middletown visited John Henry and family.
Twenty ewes and five lambs offered for sale by Joel Russell of Eureka contact Eureka R F D 1 Laconia.
Delicate feverish children find immediate relief with Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. The powder cleanses the stomach and acts on the liver to strengthen a sickly child. Claimed cure for worms. Sold by all druggists at 25c. Sample free. Allen B. Olmsted, LeRoy, New York.
Frank P. Lotich offers seven acres of land just east of Corydon adjoining town for sale at a reasonable price. Contact Mr Lotich Corydon RR 38 or call him via the Kurea phone. 212
The Democrat lists locals or readers ads priced at five cents per line for the first week and two and a half cents per line for each following week. ads printed in eight point type.
A good nine room house in Corydon is offered for rent. Listed by HABERMEL & HISEY, this may be one of the best houses in town.
Three year old black Percheron gelding offered for sale. Sound and well formed with good style. For particulars call this office. 31-3.
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