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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
5
Local items list Thanksgiving visits by residents to Louisville Bloomington and New Albany. notices advertise hog buyers and farm equipment sales plus auctions of estate property near Corydon. Several community members and families are mentioned with occasional local events and business ads.
Local notices report a Walk Sale on December 2 with novl7 3w revival updates by Rev W H Todd at New Bethal and Blue River Chapel. Community members travel for livestock sales, turkey dinners, and subscriptions, with ads for Mandy Lee incubators and Great Western engines.
Two work hands needed on furnished farm. Steady year round employment. Apply to James I. Smith one mile south of Corydon Indiana. tf
Neighbors from miles around gathered at Mr. Litch's DeWitt Arkansas home on Saturday night November 6 for a pie and pound supper before moving to Corydon Indiana. The evening featured games and conversation and ended with warm wishes for success in the new home. Mr. Litch plans to return to Arkansas next year with a lighthearted note.
About sixty friends and relatives gathered Sunday November 14 to celebrate Albert Tabler’s birthday at his home. Guests brought baskets, food overflowed the table, and Albert Burkhart of Georgetown photographed the event. Tabler is 27, with many Tabler and Burkhart family attendees from New Albany and Georgetown.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on December 9, 1909 at his farm near Dogwood. The inventory includes a gray horse Gen Britton five brood mares in foal a harness colt by Nutlander a thoroughbred mare in foal by Nutlander a filly by Little Wonder a suckling filly by Black Jewel a pair of Percheron mares in foal a suckling mule by Big Frank a cow eight shoats four sheep a binder wheat drill two mowers farm machinery two Kentucky wagons two buggies a rubber-tire cart harness 600 bushels of corn five tons of hay 200 locust posts and other articles. Cash sums five dollars and under. credit nine months for sums over five dollars with notes and approved security. Sale begins 9 o'clock A M. Joe F King Arthur Russell auctioneer.
Mr and Mrs Sherman Singleman reported a fine three foot high deer with horns in Spencer township on Sunday November 21. Mr Engleman and his wife saw the animal near their yard gate and watched it bound into the nearby six hundred acre forest. They suspect the deer escaped from a local enclosure or deer park near Fort Branch Gibson.
The ad promotes Chamberlain's Salve as a quick remedy for eczema tetter and salt rheum with many cures claimed. It also notes Ship stuff mill run as ideal feed for horses and cattle sold by the sack or ton at the Elevator dated nov 17-31.
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