11 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1911
Page
1
Advertises a seven jewel, open face watch offered for 4.98, highlighting its standard movement, gold case, and features. Claims scarcity from a leading manufacturer and guarantees money back within ten days via Georgetown State Bank, with a specific sale and return process.
If you bring or send us your subscription during February we will send you a special bonus. This incentive encourages renewals and new signups within the month.
A good farm hand is sought with a small family. House and garden provided and good wages offered to the right man. C. L. Miller. Jan 25 advertisement. Eureka, Central, Ind. Phone.
A large Griffin audience filled the Delsarte entertainment hosted by Mrs. A. D. Reid for the W C T U fountain project. The event showcased a Grecian Drill by Griffin’s young women, a lively Guess What game, and the Dude Drill, with Roberta Daniel delivering a fine recitation. Gross receipts totaled 210 dollars, helping the charity near the hundred dollar mark.
Dan Walsh Sr of New Albany and IX W Pickhardt of Huntingburg are named deputy oil inspectors by State Oil Inspector James Fry. Walsh runs a New Albany merchant business and Pickhardt edits a German newspaper in Huntingburg. The number of deputies rises from twenty nine to forty four, but pay remains fees only, so no extra cost. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised as a reliable treatment for throat and lung ailments sold by dealers.
The account recounts the 1908 1909 survey efforts to locate and document a great rainbow shaped natural bridge near Navajo Mountain Utah Arizona. It details reports to the General Land Office and the roles of John Wetherell Jim Mike's Boy Nasja Begay and Prof. Cummings in guiding the expedition which reached the bridge on August 14 1909 and credited Jim for first knowledge of the site. It notes the bridges designation as a National Monument and acknowledges Congressman Cox and Mr. Douglass in the source records.
Mrs Edith Kitterman died at her home in New Middletown on Tuesday night January 24 1911 after a two year tuberculosis illness. She leaves two sons and siblings Miss Jessie Wallace Edward Wallace and a brother Thomas of the area. Funeral Thursday was led by Rev Young of the U B church and interment followed at the local cemetery. She was thirty four years old.
Riely’s drug store guarantees ZEMO and ZEMO soap will cure pimples, dandruff, eczema, rashes, and other eruptions with a money back promise. First application provides relief and ongoing use destroys germ life for a clean skin. Also notes a revival sermon by Rev John Poucher and info on seed sales by Butneit & Sons.
Indianapolis News reports Rep. Askren pushing to repeal the high school diploma requirement for teachers. A public hearing is planned at 2:00 pm next Thursday, or 7:30 pm if the House is in session. Rep. Cook's disability and retirement fund bill will share the agenda.
W H Bulleit & Sons, a leading Southern Indiana agricultural implement and seed firm, held a year end dinner on January 20 at East Walnut home. Will J Bulleit hosted with wife for his father W H Bulleit, brother Albert J Bulleit, partners and all employees including R E Black Smith Patterson Nd Lahue John Becker Albert Gordon and Dolph Wright. The gathering praised the firm’s strong year and fair dealing.
A period advertisement extols Kemp's Balsam as a universal cough cure. It asserts doctors and nurses recommend it, prices 25 cents, and urges keeping a bottle at home to prevent cold or cough suffering.
An advertisement urges readers to save by purchasing shares in a savings and loan association and to cultivate the habit of saving, noting ongoing work such as cleaning clover seed and inviting attention when seed needs cleaning. The notice is credited to Wiseman & Bullett.
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