Corydon Post Office Seals Second-Class Matter
Circulation 3400. W M O Bannon, NOTE AND PROPRIETOR were on the post office at Corydon Indiana at second class matter.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
2
Circulation 3400. W M O Bannon, NOTE AND PROPRIETOR were on the post office at Corydon Indiana at second class matter.
Advertising details list rates at 15 cents per inch per insertion and cents per line with special rates for standing ads. Time frames for notice: discounts offered for advance yearly or six month terms, with out of county or in county distinctions. Subscriptions out of county priced at 2.21 and 21.00 with payment notes.
State politics loom large as the Indiana Senate remains evenly divided with 25 Democrats and 25 Republicans. Lieutenant Governor Democrat Wim P. O Neill will preside briefly, leaving Democrats able to shape committees and leadership. The piece notes cross‑party friction and potential impacts on governance plus a local oblique about Judge Buskirk and his wife Mrs Visia Isines.
We receive a long letter from F. M. Wilson of Fort Wayne Indiana with a check for his Democrat subscription He is a Black man who has worked for Internationals Harvester in Fort Wayne for years He was County Recorder for four years and his family plans are noted Also Henry Greer Genoa Colorado writes he and his three children hope to move back to the county Mrs Greer died there a year ago and he now farms with his children A Miles 5 and 10 store advertises Xmas candies
In Washington Democratic lawmakers push a rapid railroad legislation program while considering a possible term during the spring session. Embargo on food and advocacy for woman suffrage and prohibition surface amid debates.
The Sixty Fifth Congress begins a three month session in Washington at noon Monday with no Christmas recess expected. President Wilson aims to advance railroad registration and the Adamson law, while embargoes on food, woman suffrage, and prohibition are debated. Large appropriation bills for the coming year are on the agenda amid partisan jockeying.
A lightning strike on Monday near Palmyra caused a large barn on John Gettlefinger’s Paoli pike farm to burn along with hay valued at 1000 and farm machinery worth about 250. Insurance covers the loss. the farmer’s livestock barn features electric lights and water works.
A large gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Al Cline west of Corydon celebrated the forty-ninth birthday of Mr. Cline and the fifty-third birthday of Mrs. Jacob Goode. Eighty-two guests enjoyed a 32 foot long table laden with cakes meats and fruits in warm sunshine. Parry Grabill logged photos of the feast while Mrs. Goode and Mr. Cline treasured the day.
Pathes presented Madame N J the Petitc Gold Roos ter Play produced by W Sav ape will be shown next Tuesday evening at the Dream Theater. Newspapers across the country note its seriousness and strong dramatic pathos with Luella O Parsons quoting Chicago Tribune praise. Dorothy Donnelly is praised for character interpretation.
Grand excursion by Southern Railway to Louisville Kentucky with return valid on all trains Friday Saturday Sunday December 15 16 17 1916 Tickets sold for all trains and good for return passage through December 17 1916 Visit Louisville at greatly reduced fare attractions promised For details contact local agent or FLN Westerman A G P A St Louis Mo
Mrs Elizebeth Swan nee Swen of Hartson township died after long illness on December 1. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with J A Finnell officiating. Burial at Jordan cemetery near Corydon. Born December 4, 1843 she married John Swan in 1861 and left eight children.
Weather favors hunting as Nimrods pursue rabbits and quail. Thanksgiving morning visits include Chas A Fitzgerald and daughter Leona at his farm. Elmer Munzer needed Dr Cooper from St Helens to remove an item from his throat after Thanksgiving. The Munzer family hosted Andy Wright and daughter Jennie, with a Fern Creek outing by car.
Areth R. Brewster announces candidacy for Road Supervisor of Third Road District Taylor township. Election to be held at Underhill's schoolhouse on Saturday December 16 116.
The publication notes it has turned subscription collection to the U S N Adjustment Co for audit. Readers are urged to remit promptly after receiving their audit notice. It stresses urgency and the need for immediate payments without detailing conditions.
Over the past weeks several Chestnut Street families relocated. Dr Frank E Wolfe moved to New Albany from near the Red Mill. L A Reasor moved into Wolfe’s former home. J J Balleit will occupy Reasor’s vacated residence. F A Balleit will move into J J Balleit’s soon vacated home.
A revival meeting begins at 7 30 P M Saturday December 9 at Ebenezer Presbyterian Church Rev J B Miller of Vincennes evangelist will deliver practical sermons with good singing All are invited to attend the services Buy him or her new watch for Christmas at Kelier s
The Union Chapel Sunday School in Boone township plans an entertainment and Christmas tree at the church on Christmas night. A good program will be rendered and the public is invited to attend.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children relieve feverishness headache and teething issues. They move and regulate bowels and destroy worms in 24 hours. Used by mothers for 29 years. Sold by druggists 25 cents. Sample free. Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.
Marriage license notices list couples including Charles J. Gurtz with Elizabeth Seig and Arthur L Beaublossom with Bessie BE Eckert. Also registered are Robert Victor Rothrock with Rhea Martha Pate and James Wm Saffer with Edith V McClaren.
Mrs. Martha Glaze of Posey township fell Saturday afternoon from a step and broke her shoulder bone and injured a wrist. She was attended by Dr. Fred Bierly of Elizabeth. Her advanced age makes the injury serious.
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