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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1906
Page
3
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A Washington letter from February 2, 1906 reports Fos G Cannon advised Mrs. W T Zenor to tell her husband to stay home and accept a Democratic nominee with experience to represent the district. The note describes a reception on February 1 where Corydon acquaintances met Cannon.
Earnest supporters urge Arven R. Snyder to appear on the Democratic ticket for County Surveyor. He is a two year teacher with a three year state and county license and strength in geometry trigonometry. Voters will mark a cross beside his name in the upcoming primary.
The notice presents Hon W E Cox of Dubois county as a Democratic candidate for Congress. Described as a Sterling Democrat, he is portrayed as a longtime party fighter, lawmaker, and reform advocate with a history as prosecuting attorney and district chairman.
Ground bone mixture advertised for chickens at Elmer Davis meat market. Claimed as best in the world for fowls with decl3-tt marking. Local poultry keepers urged to try this product for healthier birds and improved yields.
George K Gwartney was shot five times by J H Meenock in his Los Angeles office on the 31st with three bullets entering. The middle finger of Gwartney's right hand was blown off and a skull injury occurred. Meenock was arrested. Gwartney is expected to recover. The dispute arose over an outstanding gas bill and Meenock warned he would “fix you” before firing.
Ramsey Indiana resident Joan R White advertises cash for wheat corn and oats at Red Hardware. The notice appears in a January classified style with a closing line praising Zenor as a friend to the poor man.
The court announced the February term jury draw. Names listed include Charles Gresham Franklin Tp Joan M Ingleman Scott A J Davis Spencer Robert Swarens Jackson David Keylor Morgan Joseph Harting Taylor Joseph Tp Brown John Rossbottom Jackson Joseph Pate Spencer Joseph Sonner Washington kd Beanblossom Heth Cort L Davis Jackson 6s.
A personal note from C A Ginkins to Democrats of Harrison Township asks for support at the convention. He explains his absence due to travel and long-standing ties with the community, stating they will not regret backing him.
The report notes G. W. Churchill’s business trip to Marengo last Friday and a funeral for Aunt Betsy Ott at Mt Tabor last Tuesday. It also records Sead visiting relatives at Prenchtown, Adolph Peters and wife visiting Edward Peters and family, and a church couple visiting.
Joseph Brady of C A Simon Ed Nolot worked in new ground last Tuesday when he killed a large snake. Josiah Nolot ran for Barker's powders last Thursday and touts it as best for horses. Miss Belle Vaughn visited her brother Joe in Louisville last week. Jus Smith working on the section last week was struck by a coal chunk from a freight train, cutting a severe gash. Mrs. Mary Conrad left Wednesday to stay with her mother at Mooresville.
The St John Committee plans to erect a two tower bell. Miss Grace Collins and Miss Bertha Collins are improving. Emi Mosier Katie Winnnger enjoyed a trip to Bunker Hill last week. Nay Wright and wife visit CL Winninger. Henry Sears Sr visited Cre Georgetown. J Winninger and son visited near Nevin. Cumberland Telephone plans a line through town. Ed Kerr had a furnace installed by Kerr Plumbing. See H J Albin sale notice in this paper.
A 1906 letter from Corydon Indiana discusses a political relic from Cox supporters aimed at Judge Zenor. The writer defends Zenor and condemns the opposition tactics, urging mobilization to back their candidate for Congress.
Greenville residents Claude Sittason and Ollie Taylor visit kin in Cent ersville as Roy Wright travels from Nevin Harrisot. The Borde Woogo Company advances dairy plant work amid property changes on Steersted Hill in Highferd. Charles Collier Sr contemplates plans with his father in Chapel Hill area as Arvil Sudey serves as county surveyor and Mr Snyder seeks Harrison township post.
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