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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1903

Page

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Candidates announce for district and county offices

Candidates for the county nomination come forward with intentions for multiple posts. For Congress names include W. T. Zenor W. E. Cox and Smith Askren. Sheriff hopefuls are R. F. Davis W. B. Ludlow Nicholas Sibert James Heft and Jacob Hiser. Clerk contender is J. A. McRae. Many others are considering runs as the county convention is expected in spring or early summer.

Congress W. T. Zenor W. E. Cox Smith Askren R. F. Davis Jackson Township W. 13. Ludlow Boone Township Nicholas Sibert Taylor Township James Heft Webster Township Jacob Hiser J. A. McRae

Skater Fay Sieg Suffers Serious Leg Break

Fay Sieg fell during a Tuesday night skating incident and sustained a serious fracture about four inches above the ankle.

Fay Sieg

Destructive Fire Destroys Hudson Residence West of Town

The home of John Y. Hudson, about two miles west of town, burned last Saturday afternoon. All contents except one carpet were saved. Hudson, a Democrat employee, moved his family to the Lee Blume property on West Walnut street. He carried $200 in insurance.

John Y. Hudson Hudson THE Democrat Lee Blume West Walnut Street

Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company November 1903 results

The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company reports November 1903 results with 101,738 subscribers at month start. It added 3,444 subscribers and saw 2,474 discontinue during the month, producing a net gain for November and a total of 102,706 subscribers.

Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company

Dolls At Theub Draw Fans Ahead Of Christmas Rush

Letters to Santa highlight a craving for life like dolls with eyes that shut. C D TROUPER & Co. touts a splendid doll assortment and urges shoppers to buy now to avoid crowds and secure best selections.

Santa Clause Santa Claus Nmas C.D. Trouper & Co

Ten plaintiffs seek to break will of Mrs Mary Applegate

Ten plaintiffs sue to break the will of the late Mrs Mary R Applegate. They will receive $700 on compromise with each side paying own costs. Defendants costs to be paid from the estate. The Floyd Circuit court trial last week was the second hearing after a hung jury in May. The will stands and the executor will distribute according to its provisions.

Mary R. Applegate Floyd Circuit

Pay up the old year's accounts start free in the new

Sam P. Voet urges settling year end accounts and starting the new period with a clean slate. The notice highlights prompt payments and financial reset as a fresh start.

Sam P. Voet

DePauw News Notes and Local Happenings

Millard Singleman has returned from Illinois. Frank Bee came home Saturday from Ogden Illinois. S T Briscoe and Ade Stevens were at Louisville Wednesday. The dry weather has damaged the wheat. Frank Butterfield built a new blacksmith shop. David Engleman injured an eye while setting a snare.

Frank Bee Ogden Illinois S. T. Briscoe and Ade Stevens Louisville Frank Butterfield David Engleman

Presbyterians discuss church unity across four branches

A joint committee of representatives from four Presbyterian branches meets in New York to consider unity per a Philadelphia general synod resolution. Delegates submit a ten item proposition. the Presbyterian Church South declines participation in the conference.

New York General Synod Reformed Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Executive Committee The Presbyterian Church South

Santa keeps busy preparing The Hub for Christmas stockings

The piece highlights Santa Claus visiting The Hub to stock up for Christmas morning and praises Corydon stores for broad holiday selections. It notes CC Trotter & Co and Gleitz selling a Plago corn shredder capable of shredding 9,000 bushels of corn and 1,000 shocks in 30 days, claiming a five cent per bushel charge that benefits farmers.

Santa Claus Corydon Trotter & Co Gleitz

Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Gov Atkinson

The advertisement touts Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure as a universal stomach remedy that digests all foods and strengthens digestion. Gov. G W Atkinson of West Virginia endorses its effectiveness after using multiple bottles and recommends it to friends.

Gov G. W. Atkinson W. Va Dea

Tragedy Near Cordova Rails Claims Fourteen

A collapsed embankment near Cordova on Sunday derailed a Madrid bound train killing fourteen people and injuring many others.

Madrid Cordova

Popular golf gloves offered at The Hub for all ages

Advertisement notes The Hub carries golf gloves for ladies and men at popular prices as Jack Frost arrives. Mentions CG P, Trotter & Co and a home purchase plan with payments comparable to rent, urging cash or note settlement by December 24, 1903 with C. L. Dick in Corydon and Sam P. Voc.

Jack Frost CG. P, Trotter & Co C. L. Dick, Corydon Sam P. Voc

Xmas Special Line At RowEeE Bros Store

A festive line forms at RowEeE Bros as shoppers await seasonal supplies. An ad notes reliability of Rlely's drug store for rheumatism remedies.

Roweee Bros Rlely's

Unmarked Grave Of Bill Nye Seeks Granite Monument

The grave of humorist Bill Nye near Asheville, North Carolina, remains unmarked eight years after his death. The Sunshine Society of North Carolina funds a granite monument. after Nye’s death his widow placed a memorial window, but bank failures ruined those plans. Mrs J M Ransier leads the effort in Hendersonville, with contributions invited to Battery Park Bank in Asheville.

Asheville N. C Bill Nye Arden North Carolina The Sunshine Society Nye Calvary Episcopal Church Friends of Nye Battery Park Bank

Warships in Chinese waters painted black color

A Daily Telegraph dispatch from the Far East reports that Russia and Japan have painted their ships in Chinese waters with black war color. The claim notes both fleets now show black hulls as the conflict continues.

London Daily Telegraph Far East Russia Japan

Swan Hats Arrive at The Hub by c P Trotter Co

The Hub offers a wide range of Swan brand men s hats with many styles and sizes to fit every man. Fresh shipments bring new looks and ensure a satisfying fit and appearance from c P Trotter Co.

C. P. Trotter & Co

Christmas Deals at Riely’s Calendar Corner

Shoppers flock to Riely’s as store promotes a large calendar selection for holiday gifting and seasonal decor. Staff highlight wide range and trusted service ensuring customers find the perfect present or ornament for Christmas.

Democratic mass convention called in Corydon Indiana

Official notice announces Harrison county Democratic voters convene at Corydon court house at 1 p m on Saturday December 21 1903 to appoint fourteen delegates to the 3rd District convention in New Albany December 31 1903 and elect a district chairman. Ep D Mitchell chairman Jas B Brewster secretary.

Corydon Ind Harrison County Corydon New Albany Ep. D. Mitchell

Doctor Hurst narrowly survives morphine overdose in crisis

Dr. Stephen H. Hurst of Laconia faced a near fatal morphine overdose last Monday after treating a patient abroad. He contracted cramps on the trip home and administered the drug, remaining in serious condition for a period.

Stephen H. Hurst Laconia

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