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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1905
Page
3
The Guide of Dunn Mississippi reports a clipping about Hoomei a remedy claimed to cure catarrh. Publisher J P Pitman promotes Hyomei with a money back guarantee and a complete outfit for one dollar plus refills, urging riders to buy for seasonal catarrh relief.
Will Crosby and Miss Mary Crosby are on the sick list. Lee Stevens moved to Vincennes. Matt McCoy suffered a grip siege. Eva Byrn is ill with rheumatism. Ella Wolfe visits Corydon. Leff McCoy children ill with scarlet fever. Clarence Crandall improving. Florence Boston recovering from grip. Wedding rumors stir among local youths. Prof Ashton ill causing substitute teacher arrangements.
William A. Nussell, who purchased the James W. McKinster farm west of Corydon and moved there, is available to conduct sales. He will travel to any and all points in the county for selling events. Write him at Corydon Tad Route 4 125 209 for arrangements.
Nicholas Eve trustee designates Thursday each week as office day at his residence. School-books will be kept at Hecckelmann's store in New Middletown and at his office at 143m.
The Rev H H Kelsey of Fourth Congregational Church Hartford called cigarette use by minors appalling in a New Haven address. He cited a Connecticut high school room of 48 pupils with 19 girls and 20 boys using cigarettes and linked declines in scholarship by at least 10 percent with perceptions of dishonesty and unreliability.
The Knights of Pythias 18th district comprising Harrison Floyd Clark Crawford Grange and Washington counties met at Campbellsburg last Thursday. A grand street parade occurred Thursday afternoon and a banquet was held that night.
A 100 acre Mikell farm one mile east of Ramsey on the Ramsey and New Salisbury road offers 30 acres of timber a good house and out buildings a cistern and a young orchard. For particulars contact Levi J. Pinare 125 8w Corydon Ind RR No. 4
Notice states the speaker will attend township business at their office residence every Monday. reflects a municipal notice style with a regular weekly meeting time. No additional names or dates beyond Monday are provided.
World reactions to the Chicago theatre blaze report nearly six hundred dead, while over three thousand more perished from pneumonia in the same year. The piece argues pneumonia from colds and influenza could be prevented with timely use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. An anecdote from W D Waircox of Logan New York praises the product for saving his daughter's life during a severe cold. Sold at Crosiers Corner Drug Store. feb
The Presbyterian congregation of Corydon will erect a new brick temple on the Griffin lot on East Walnut street this summer. The project costs $7,000 with a $3,000 bequest from the late Sshacat Sr. enhancing the total. The plan reflects generous support from Mr. Applegate and aims to provide Corydon with four model church edifices.
Professor B F Peters and his wife close their Corydon season with a grand concert. They will lead musical terms at Chautauqua in Defuniak Springs from February 7 to April 1, bringing a notable group including Miss Harriet Crosier and Mrs C B Ellis.
Elmer J Burkett has been elected United States Senator by the unanimous vote of Nebraska's Republican legislature. Born December 1 1807 in Mills county Iowa he is about 37 years old and will be the youngest member of the Senate. He is younger than Bailey of Texas and Beveridge of Indiana.
An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a new scientific remedy for coughs colds croup whooping cough and pneumonia season. It claims gentle bowel movement strengthens throat chest lungs and bronchial tubes reducing danger and it’s pleasant to take with no opiates. Sold by all druggists. Feb
Notice from James A. McRae Clerk requires that both Marriage Returns with license be filed. one with the Secretary Board of Health and the other in the Clerk's office. Govern accordingly.
The Savings and Loan Association of Corydon announces six per cent loans for buying a home or farm, building, or any purpose with repayment in one to five years or in monthly or quarterly payments to suit borrowers. Ww. Ripney, Sedy. W. H. BULLEIT, Pres. Jan4-4w
Notice states that the undersigned will be at his residence office each Monday to attend to township business. Identifies trustees Levis Hottell and John T. Ashton and references Boone Two and Scott Two.
Martial law grips St Petersburg as Prince Vasilchilkoff commands 50 000 troops. Workmen marching to the winter palace face rifle bayonet and saber. Priest Gopin narrowly escapes a volley. Death toll uncertain with estimates from 500 to 5 000 dead or wounded across key sites.
Leavenworth senator John Benz representing Perry Crawford and Spencer counties explains his absence to friends. He says his sign board bill is not law yet and notes he would need clear guide posts to reach his home, recounting he got lost six times while canvassing two years ago.
The teachers of Taylor township Harrison county Ind express unanimous gratitude to retiring Trustee Austin McCauley for his four years of service. They praise his judgment and consideration in managing township schools and say his loss will be felt as that of a valued colleague and counselor. Signed by M E McCauley, secretary.
In Greenville the weather is linked to illness in the neighborhood. Clarence Siceloff and Bell Fessell received a license. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams died Friday and was buried Monday at St. John Church.
Mrs. John A. Young of Clay New York reports neurolgia of the liver and stomach with a weakened heart and loss of appetite. She credits Electric Bitters with quick relief and cure, calling them the best medicine for weak women. Sold by L A Riley & Son at 50 cents per bottle under guarantee. Feb
Pratt Stock and Poultry Food and oil meal are now in stock for delivery. BH Bulleet & Son announce the vehicle shipment of feed products to farmers and poultry producers.
An anti winter health note urges reducing overindulgence and sedentary life to protect digestion. It promotes Miona tablets as a remedy that strengthens the stomach and digestive organs and claims to restore vigor and health with a 50 cent price and money back guarantee from L. A. Riley & Son.
Sappenfield and Stemm fall ill with grippish illness. Former trustee Gettelfinger drills a well. The Democrat gains praise as the town paper. Fred Seiler upgrades his shop. M I church to hold protracted meeting at Saycer chapel. Bradford school shows progress under Prof Harles Brown. Mrs Mary Berch of Nebraska visits sister Mrs A J Sinfeld. Miss Mintie and Ola Blatter visit Dr Clint Fouts in Palmyra.
Mr and Mrs D A Peters have returned from Los Angeles and plan to make their home here. Peters grew up in Blue River township and has spent years out west. Mrs Peters, formerly Miss Maggie Williams, once worked for the Gazette and was noted for her skill with type.
Indiana jailed 12 774 for intoxication in 1904 up from 12 394 in 1903. Women totaled 507 versus 528, men 12 267 versus 11 866. Overall care costs fell from 37 994 22 to 37 750 22 dollars.
Fraud exposed warns the public about counterfeiters selling imitations of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Colds and Coughs and other medicines. The notice urges customers to look for the genuine wraps reading Joook for it on Dr Wing's or Bucklen's remedies, by H E Bucklen & Co. of Chicago and Windsor, Canada.
Walter Pindell, longtime Elkhart resident, has been at his home near Laconia for a month and will return to Illinois soon after five years in Elkhart.
Indiana farmers urge a 25 000 dollar annual state appropriation to the Lafayette Agricultural Experiment Station. A joint committee from the Indiana Live Stock Breeders Association State Dairy Association and Corn Growers Association cites low funding and compares neighboring states. The plan covers livestock feeds and market preparation crop breeding soils fertilizers and dairy studies. Farmers urged to contact their legislators immediately and send cards to Senators and Representatives.
Enclosed please find $2.00 owed on subscription. Request receipt. Dated January 24, 1905 from T. B. Sonner of English Indiana to The Democrat gentleman wishes long life and prosperity.
A local seller offers about 100 cord of good dry wood for sale with orders taken by telephone. Contact M Simcoke in Corydon Indiana to arrange purchase or pickup.
The remedy is praised for soothing cures and pleasant taste. It is valued by mothers for colds croup and whooping cough and contains no opium. Sold at Crosier's Corner Drug Store. The Cannery contracts for corn and tomato acreage. 125-2q.
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