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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
5
A roundup of neighborhood items reports illness in Webster township and travel in Corydon, Indiana. It notes deaths in Posey and nearby areas, court actions, business notices, and various advertisements for medicines and goods from L A Riely & Son and other firms.
In Brandenburg Kentucky the Arcade offers real bargains and pleasing service from Suc Richardson who knows how to please customers and make trading enjoyable.
In Corydon a shop offers the largest stock of marble and granite for Spring delivery. Visit the main office one square south of the depot on RR to select work for Spring delivery at the lowest prices.
An advertisement offering abstract title services for Harrison County real estate. It promises complete property titles from the Government to the present, through Harrison County records, by James B. Brewster and Frank M. Winson.
Orleans Ind eye specialist Dr J P Jackson has invented a clock telephone claimed to operate 50 or more phones over a single grounded wire. Connections become instant with a button press and no bell disturbance. Line auto opens after three to five minutes and unlocks when handset is returned. Aimed at country users for evening social chats with shared line access via a dedicated button.
A mixed list of real estate transfers records guardians and trustees involving Corydon area properties. Transactions include undivided interests in 90 acres, multiple lot changes in Bradford and Lemmon additions, various acreages in Harrison Floyd counties, and several small parcels with prices ranging from 85 to 8300. The long catalog notes transfers from guards to heirs and between individuals and local churches. Also included is an advertisement about mercerized cotton fabrics and a brief note on diphtheria prevention with Chamberlains Cough Remedy from local merchants.
Due to high feed and hay costs and rising credit demand, the business will operate on a cash basis. All customers with outstanding accounts are urged to settle immediately at 631tf E. L. Prowan.
Mrs. Maud Hughes of Louisville offers to buy merchandise at regular retail prices from city shops and forward orders to customers. Anyone can obtain items without visiting the city by notifying her and she seeks public patronage. 311 James Marion Royse, former Fredericksburg resident, was found dead near Pattonsburg Missouri after feeding hogs. cause believed heart attack. He was 63 and survived by a widow and children. Kodol advertised as rest for the tired stomach and compliant with national laws. sold by druggists. Miss Rose Keller spent time in New Albany and Louisville.
A department store lists gift ideas across four sections including rugs lace curtains shoes and accessories such as ties gloves hats and caps and furs and cloaks. The notice urges early selections while stocks remain unbroken and highlights the jewelry department and strong dry goods profits.
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