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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
8
The first supply of Red Cross Christmas Stamps has arrived at The Woman's Literary Club of Corydon. Residents are urged to buy stamps for November and December mailings to support Red Cross tuberculosis work in Indiana. Each stamp costs one cent and helps fund the white plague suppression.
Delayed notes from Laconia report Clyde Steepleton visiting home folks and June O'Brien welcoming a 10 pound girl. Several names visit relatives, illness cases, and weekend travels to New Amsterdam Rockport and New Albany. A two week revival meeting ended, led by Rev M L Rice from New Washington Indiana.
The Ohio River improvement plan was placed under an executive and resolutions committee. Members named were Swa gar Sherley Kentucky William Cox Indiana William P Hubbard West Virginia and Nicholas Longworth Ohio. The panel was appointed by Representative Dalzell Pennsylvania at a conference at Longworths residence. The committee will draft resolutions for the Ohio River Improvement Congress meeting soon.
Doctor W. Smith of Sanders Alabama praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the sole lung treatment that reliably controls pneumonia symptoms. He cites personal use by himself and wife, endorsing it as superior to other cough remedies. For sale by Louis S. Riely.
Local Elevator announces a large delivery of Gold Medal Spring Wheat Flour. The note advertises bread quality as delightful and urges patrons to obtain a barrel. Dated December 8, 1935.
Mrs. A. A. Warner of Jeffersonville Indiana testifies Doan's Kidney Pills improve kidney trouble and backache. The advertisement urges use by sufferers, notes price 50 cents, and identifies Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY as US agents with the slogan Remember the name Dean's.
Irred Stoker and Fielding Funk on the sick list with gradual improvement. Alva Daily and Mrs. Green Richard visit relatives while Mr. and Mrs. John L. Windell plan a winter in Oklahoma. A large gathering at Dan Neely’s marks a family reunion with many local names present and guests from nearby towns.
The undersigned announces he will conduct sales anywhere in Harrison and adjoining counties. Write or call before fixing a sale date. C 2B Kory, Auctioneer, BR. R. 2 Corydon Indiana Eureka phone. decl5-3t
Byrneville residents travel to Falls Cities and Georgetown for business and dental work. Poultry shows in Louisville gain interest as locals discuss town progress and Pike and telephone line plans. Community members praise local professionals and envision connectivity with Floyd and Harrison counties.
Morris D Burgher born February 8 1845 in Butler County Kentucky died of Brights disease at his home near Ramsey Indiana December 1909 aged 61 years 10 months. He leaves a widow and three children two sons Joe in Nebraska and John in Foresman Indiana and a daughter Mary. Burgher joined the M E church in 1890 and lived faithful until death. Funeral held at Wood’s Chapel with Rev N M Rumbley delivering the sermon.
Mrs. M Summers of Notter Dame Indiana claims a constitutional cause for children bedwetting and offers a free home treatment with instructions. She asks mothers to write today, promising no charge and stating the method also helps adults with urinary difficulties.
Notice of a commissioner sale in the Timperman case. Real estate to be sold in Morgan Township near Bradford including multiple parcels totaling about 130 acres. Terms: one third cash, two equal installments at six and twelve months, notes with interest and attorney fees. sale by WM. J. Timperman, Commissioner, with Lew M. O’Bannon as attorney.
Administrator of Narion Beard estate in Harrison County Indiana offers sale of described real property by public auction January 10 1910 two thirds of appraised value required court approval terms include one third cash and balance in two installments 6 percent interest notes secured by freehold security attorney firms Samp Vogt Stotsenburg & Weathers are administrators attorneys.
Notice to the defendants George E. Curry and unknown heirs of George E. Curry non residents of Indiana. Complaint to quiet title with defendants as necessary parties. Term begins February 14 1910 at the Harrison Circuit Court in Moryden. Clerk Charles H. Kintner. Deputy Amos Lemmon.
Help wanted advertisement seeks two work hands on a farm with furnished houses and year round steady employment. Apply to James I. Smith, 1 mile south of Corydon, Indiana. Also note Christmas cakes available at Meech's Bakery, 152.
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