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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
5
The Corydon Democrat notes a busy fair next week with Rosenbarger's Thursday night events, expert judges, ice cream and soda, and premiums totaling $4,000. Local visits include C W Watson and family, Prof. Martin moving to High Street, and numerous town residents travel updates and notices.
At the fair grounds Joe Bender and C P Trotter & Co promote discounts on men’s suits and farm gear while The Hub advertises top buggy stock and bone meal offers. Local officials inspect Pike roads and a Russian trader arrives as Misses Love and Wright visit Highland. moving pictures and cattle sales loom at the fair as bankers close doors and farmers prepare for auctions.
The bank proclaims its public ownership and conservative yet progressive growth, noting a total increase of 3190,775.09 in assets by close of business Saturday August 19. It emphasizes serving the people with courtesy and accommodation and invites public patronage at Tar Finst Natrona Bank.
Local managers discuss combining Ei ureka and Harrison Telephone companies to avoid multiple exchanges. The letter urges fewer boxes and better world coverage with one system. Advertisement promotes W H Bullett & Son buggy sales and notes reduced railroad rates for the fair.
The Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners will receive sealed proposals on September 5 1905 at 2 PM for four months of supplies for the Poor Asylum. PRANK BK WATSON Auditor Harrison County.
The Administrator of the estate of Silas Crayden files final settlement with the Harrison Circuit Court and sets a hearing for September 11, 1905. Heirs creditors and all interested persons are asked to appear at Corydon Courthouse to show cause why the final settlement should not be approved. John Crayden Administrator.
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