Corydon Ledger Ad Rates and Post Office Entry Note
Established in 1856 circulation 3300 LEW M O BANNON editor and proprietor. Entered at Corydon Indiana post office as second class matter. Advertising display ads ten cents per inch per insertion readers five cents a line special rate on standing ads over three months. Notices for churches schools and entertainments with admission charged charged at two cents per line. Obituaries up to twenty lines free. over twenty lines two cents per line. Count six words per line and send payment with copy.
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Corydon, Ind
Auditor's
Scott Township
Harrison County
Indiana
State of Indiana
Board Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Corydon and
Kendall Landing
Cold Friday Branch
Cold Friday Hollow
Sid Cold Friday Hollow
Jesse Gibson
Worth Post Office
Corydon
Cold Friday
John W. Kietner
George Kintner
Michael Rainbolt
A. A. Kintner
Wm, Taylor
A. H.C
Democratic State Convocation Calls Indiana Delegates
The Democratic State Central Committee invites Indiana Democrats and allies to a delegate convention at Tomlinson Hall, Indianapolis, on March 21 1912 to adopt a platform elect presidential electors nominate state officers and choose Supreme Court and appellate court judges. Delegates total 1747 with district allocations listed and district meetings set for March 20 1912 at designated State House rooms and a court house room for the eighth tenth districts.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Democrats of
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
National Democraic Convention
Lewis
Supreme Court
First District
Fourth
Appellate Court
Adams
Madison
Allen
Marion
Barthlomew
Marshall
Benton
Martin
Blackford
Miami
Boone
Monroe
Brown
Montgomery
Carroll
Morgan
Cass
Newton
Clarke
Noble
Clay
Ohio
Clinton
Orange
Crawford
Owen
Daviess
Parke
Dearborn
Perry
Pecatur
Pike
Dekalb
Porter
Delaware
Posey
Dubois
Pulaski
Elkhart
Putnam
Fayette
Randolph
Floyd
Ripley
Fountain
Rush
Franklin
Scott
Fulton
She
Gibson
Spencer
Grant
Starke
Greene
Steuben
Hamilton
St. Joseph
Hancock
Sullivan
Harrison
Switzerland
Hendricks
Tippecanoe
Henry
Tipton
Howard
Union
Huntington
Vanderburg
Jackson
Jasper
Jefferson
Warren
Jennings
Warrick
Johnson
Washington
Knox
Wayne
State House
Convention Committees Set for March 21 1912 Meetings
The Eleventh District meeting rooms and the Twelfth and Thirteenth District rooms are listed for committee selections. Rules, Credentials, and Resolutions committees meet immediately after adjournment at the Denison Hotel. The Convention opens March 21 1912 at Tomlinson Hall for platform adoption and electors selection. Bernard Korbly chairs.
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State House
Committee On Rules
Denison Hotel
Denison
Tomlinson Fall
Bernard Korbly
Subscribing from Lincoln man requests continued Corydon Democrat delivery
A Hoosier letter from Lincoln Nebraska dated January 20 asks Corydon Democrat to renew a one dollar subscription. The writer notes deep home ties and reports an exceptionally cold winter with temperatures from eight below to twenty six below, promising continued readership and asking Harrison County friends to hear of winter life.
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Harrison County
Lofton
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent at Corydon National Bank
Steel vault boxes for rent opened only by renter key. Suitable for deeds notes contracts insurance policies jewelry and other small valuables. Boxes rent for 1.00 dollars a year at Corydon National Bank 24 of
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Corydon National Bank
Forty Acre Timber Land For Sale in Boone Township
Forty acres of timber land for sale in Boone township near Brown's Landing. Price five hundred dollars if sold soon. Contact Catharine Zimmerman at Dogwood, Ind Eureka Phone. 1-24-3-w
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Boone Township
Brown's Landing
Catharine Zimmerman
Dogwood
Ind
Eureka
Ayer’s Pills Promoted For Constipation Relief
An advertisement urges readers to consult a doctor about using laxative doses of Ayer's Pills to correct constipation. The promotion notes daily bowel action is essential to avoid headaches biliousness nausea and dyspepsia and identifies the J C Ayer Co of Lowell Massachusetts as the maker.
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Ayer
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
City liable in suit over icy sidewalk injury
Mrs. Minnie E. McKim sues New Albany for 5000 dollars claiming a down spout froze and iced the pavement, causing a fall that broke her arm on Vincennes Street near Culbertson Avenue. Her husband James I. McKim also sues for 1000 dollars, alleging loss of his wife’s services.
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Minnie E. McKim
New Albany
City of
Vincennes Street
Culbertson Avenue
Courier Journal
Harrison County Democratic Precinct Meeting Notice
The Democratic Precinct Committeemen of Harrison County meet Saturday February 10 1912 at 1 pm to fix the date of the Democratic primary and handle other business. Henry W Denbo chairs the Central Committee with F E Watson secretary.
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Harrison County
Neighborly Encounters and Illness Ripple Through Kitterman Family
Delayed reports describe Aunt Louisa Kitterman ill and Uncle Amos Rhoads showing pneumonia symptoms. Numerous relatives visit, travels to Illinois loom, and a surprise party marks a family gathering with a long guest list across the Kitterman network.
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Louisa Kitterman
Amos Rhoads
Lee Hottel
Illinois
Cardui credited with saving a life and health claims
Tecumseh Oklahoma resident Eliza Epperson says Cardui relieved pains in head shoulders back and body helping her regain better health after four years. The ad touts Cardui as the best tonic for women. James Brandenburg has been ill for weeks.
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Tecumseh
Okla
Eliza Epperson
Cardui
Cardus
James Brandenburg
Henry W. Denbo Pioneer Harrison County Democrat Candidate
Henry W. Denbo, announced as a candidate for Clerk of the Harrison Circuit Court, is a Corydon native born in 1870. He served as deputy postmaster, was Harrison County recorder in 1898, ran for clerk before, led the Central Committee, and resides on a farm near Corydon.
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Henry W. Denbo
Democrat
Harrison
Mr.Denbo
Bradford
Corydon
Cleveland
C. A. Bline
Harrison County
Denbo
Kintner
Central Committee
Protracted Meeting At Pfrimmers Chapel Report
The protracted meeting at Pfrimmers Chapel continues as Ms V Deutsch remains ill over the past week. George Denbo leads consideration of election support if nominated. Local families visit kin and relatives including the Emilis and Conrads with health notes and revival attendance noted at Corydon U B church.
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Pfrimmers Chapel
V. Deutsch
Henry Jeager
Lanesville
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Remedy
Advertisement touts Mother Gray's sweet powders for feverish and cross children promising immediate relief. It claims stomach cleansing effects on the liver and worm treatment with 25 cc doses. Sample free. address A O Olmsted Leroy NY.
Dwelling Burned in Posey Township Fire
Two story home of Mrs. Laura Keen in Posey township destroyed by fire at 2 a m Friday January 26. Part of household goods saved. Suspected cause a defective flue. Insurance held with Harrison County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
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Laura Keen
Posey Township
Harrison County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Four Year Old Mules for Sale Near Nevin
Elmer Creech of Eureka advertises a span of four year old mules for sale. Described as black, well matched, good weight and strong workers. Contact Eureka via telephone R HK.
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Nevin
Corydon High School Alumni Elects Officers
A meeting of the Corydon High School Alumni Association at the Methodist church Wednesday elected officers for the year. President Miss Blarche Ridley, Vice President Frank R. Self, Secretary C. Blaine Hays, Treasurer Miss Clara Wright.
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Corydon High School
Methodist Church
Blarche Ridley
Frank R. Self
C. Blaine Hays
Clara Wright
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Lew M. O'Bannon
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