Corydon Post Office Second Class Matter Notation
Notice indicates H O Bannon editor and proprietor acknowledged as entering Corydon Indiana post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1912
Page
3
Notice indicates H O Bannon editor and proprietor acknowledged as entering Corydon Indiana post office as second class matter.
A garbled notice lists a subscription offer with terms, including a one year plan and monthly options, indicating out of county delivery and a price of 81.00 or 50 25. The legibility is poor but indicates a payment and duration structure.
Display ads priced at 10 cents per inch per insertion. Line ads at 5 cents per line. Special rate for standing ads when run longer than three months. Details available on application.
The notice outlines pricing for notices on church and entertainment events with admission charged for profit. It sets a rate of 2 cents per line for up to 20 lines and 8 cents per line for over 20 lines. Obituaries up to twenty lines are priced accordingly, with payment in money or stamps.
An editorial meditation on Christmas virtues, noting the contrast between ideal peace and real-world crime. It calls for charitable action to aid the hungry and homeless, urges interfaith and inclusive goodwill, and envisions a future where all faiths unite for peace and humanity.
Desirable 80 acre farm offered for sale two miles northwest of Corydon on the Ramsey road soon to be a turnpike. Features a modern four room house, new barn, and mostly prairie land with 14 acres in corn. Invites buyers to inspect place and price and learn all particulars.
280 acre farm near Edwardsville Floyd county offered for sale or trade for standing timber. Features include 40 acres bottom land a cottage a small frame bin a cellar two wells and running water. Price cheap if taken soon inquire at Peniverat office Geo F Fun 1885 Ekins Ave New Albany Ind octlate.
Lew M O Bannon, experienced in pension practice, offers to secure pensions for those entitled by law with special attention to widows' claims. He will call at homes to prepare applications and can be reached by phone or address in Corydon Indiana.
At the Corydon Court House a new Old Capitol Centennial Association was formed to campaign for state possession and preservation of the Old State House. Officers include Lew M. O Bannon president and Geo K Gwartney vice president. Harrison County civic groups backed the plan with support from state senator E B Stotsenburg who sent a donation and urged legislative action.
In Memoriam of Mrs Mary A Yochem who died December 11 after a lingering illness at her son Joseph Yochem's home. Widow of John Eisert and Joseph Yochem, she left seven children and many descendants. Buried December 13 at the Catholic cemetery in Lanesville after High Mass by Father Peckscamp. a Christian life remembered with faith and sorrow.
A 101 acre farm for sale near the Ohio river one and a half miles from landing. Includes a good house and barn with out buildings two springs and a cistern. Fruit variety. About thirty five acres under cultivation with rest in timber. Fully eighty acres easy to cultivate. Inquire at this office. sept4 tf.
Historic Corydon Pike property listing offers a saloon and hotel with seven rooms a dwelling six acres two large barns several sheds three wells and three miles from base city limits in Corydon pike area. Includes former Masonic Building references and New Albany contact.
The undersigned state no hunting of any kind day or night on their farms. Names listed include William Blatter Elmore Mosier John Engleman Joseph Busald A J Sappenfield Wilbur Dalton L M Sappenfield George Ferber with Tam still in business as auctioneer in Harrison and adjoining counties Eureka Phone Mauckport.
Kokomo resident Mrs Eva Tucker shares a personal testimonial about recovering from asthma and bronchial trouble after using Nature's Creation starting August 5 1912. The letter mentions relief within a half bottle and requests free booklet information for tuberculosis and asthma treatments.
An advertisement promises home cure for bleeding blind or protruding piles using a new absorption method. It asks readers to mail a two dollar dress for instructions and offers free trial treatment with local reference if requested. Mail to Mrs M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind. 2
Notice urges debtors to settle before January 1 and outlines payment options for shares in the Corydon Savings and Loan Association. It warns to act promptly for funds. It is signed by Bullett and Webb and dated December. No hunting notices follow from Valentine Cline and others.
Notice that John H. Bickel and firm Kirkham and O'Bannon have been appointed and qualified as administrators of the estate of Elizabeth C. Sheler, deceased, of Harrison County Indiana. The estate is stated as solvent.
Bids will be received by the Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners on January 7, 1913 at 2 p m for constructing two free gravel or macadamized roads in Harrison Township. Plans and specifications for roads 9 and WM Taylor are on file in the Auditor's office of the county.
At 2 o clock p m sealed bids will be received by Harrison County Indiana for constructing a free gravel or macadam road in Blue River township. Plans and specifications are on file in the Auditor's office of the county. WM Taylor Auditor Harrison County
Notice is given that £. B. Love has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Silas Smith, late of Harrison County Indiana. Kirkham & O'Bannon are the attorneys. Proceedings and powers follow per applicable probate laws.
A citizen of Lanesville Harrison County Indiana announces intent to apply at the January 1913 county commissioners term to purchase the license from William A Bauer to sell intoxicating liquors in limited quantities for on premise consumption. The location is described as the lower southeast front room of a two story frame building on the west half of lot 2 on Main Street in Lanesville Franklin township. The room measures 24 by 18 feet with a 10 foot ceiling and features a glass front and several doors and windows providing street visibility.
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