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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1899
Page
5
Local notices report a Corydon fair near the White Pop festival, bids for calves and produce, church and school events, and a dog tax conviction. It also notes notable visits, agricultural fairs in nearby towns, a wind damage report, and obituaries while listing bank loan availability and legal notices.
The Corydon area rebounds after a smallpox scare with merchants enjoying a rest and the town’s revival. District officials report tax assessments for Air Line R R and Corydon Branch per mile rates. Community events include a basket meeting and baptism at Heidelberg on Aug 6 and a Lutheran missionary festival at St. John's near Lanesville with multiple pastors officiating. Obituary notes James W. Miller, 29, died of brain ailment near Corydon, survived by wife and three children. funeral held Sunday at Jordan burying ground. Kremer of New Albany visited Corydon. Corydon baseball beat them 8 to 6 at the Fair Grounds in a fast, well-received game.
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