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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1921
Page
3
A public notice describes FLOCKS BUS LINE operating between Corydon and New Albany. The brief outlines service route and connection points, signaling scheduled trips and local transit arrangement.
Maynard Chappel son of Mr and Mrs Jonathan Chappel of Louisville was operated on for appendicitis on Tuesday August 23 at St Anthony's hospital Louisville The Chapel family are former Corydon residents
Wilbur E. Brown offers his personal property for public sale at his residence five miles southeast of Laconia on Saturday September 3 14. The sale starts at 9 o clock A M with usual terms and a five percent cash discount. John Seipel and Son Auctioneers. Home made white middlings at the New Middletown mill. Oscar McCullum proprietor.
W H Applegate, farmer from Heth township, writes from Woodmen Sanitarium Colorado about a 63 mile tour around Colorado Springs. He details facilities at the sanitarium, dairy and poultry operations, tourist attractions, and a physician visit, praising the institution and sending regards to neighbors.
Mrs J W Roberts offers Harrison County agency for magazines including Ladies Home Journal Country Gentleman Saturday Evening Post American Woman's Home Companion Needle Craft Good Housekeeping Youth's Companion Little Folks St Nicholas Popular Mechanics Scientific American and more at Griffin's Store A 17 3w for fall and winter reading needs.
The article notes Elmore Jack Thomas of Louisville renewing his Democrat subscription at the Fair and recounts a 1917 remark predicting autos would draw crowds. It highlights his public ideas on a courthouse basement bath for 20 cents and covering Fair Ground Spring branch to improve turnout, plus a brief incident near Anchorage Kentucky involving Eph Tangleman and his son Carl.
Mrs Geo Straub of Corydon testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cure backache and regulate kidneys quickly. She recalls a 1910 endorsement and a 1919 reaffirmation urging others to use the same remedy from Riely’s Drug Store. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. A-3-17-31.
A Sunday reunion near Concord drew many Hall family friends from Evansville Corydon Junction and surrounding towns. The Puddsville Brass Band performed as attendees shared a large baskets meal and praised Rev Brandenburg. The event filled a 50 foot long table and was declared to become an annual affair.
The Agricultural Experiment Station at Purdue University reports wheat and rye may be sown in corn infested by chinch bugs. Precautions include burning hibernating sites this winter and applying creosote next summer. Demonstrations of winter burning will be held in several counties.
Bruce Markel is ill at his Corydon home with typhoid fever. Confined to bed for ten days his fever remains high and friends hope for a speedy recovery.
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