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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1908
Page
1
Postal laws define expiration windows for renewals across publication types from dailies to quarterlies. Expired subscriptions are excluded from legitimate lists and postage switches to a transient rate if not renewed within specified periods, with publisher credit considered in postage rate eligibility.
Harrison County Farmers Institute officers met at the courthouse on February 8 to arrange premiums and rules for next winter's corn show. Four main prizes of 4, 3, 2, and 1 dollar will go to boys ages 10 to 18 for the best ears across varieties Boone Co White Riley's Favorite and other yellow or white corns. Additional special premiums will be awarded. Contests are open to all county boys. request complete rules from chairman Jostan W. Grable.
Wil J. Hayner of Burley writes his wife suffered a long persistent cough each winter keeping her sleepless. After trying remedies with no help, a friend suggested Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After three doses the cough disappeared and has not returned. Sold by I.A. Niely & Son.
The Democrat notes John Kaylor of Morgan township as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Surveyor of Harrison County. He is described as a respected, educated young man from a prominent family and the only candidate mentioned so far.
Dr. C. E. Crecelius of 133 East Main Street New Albany places a cosmetic eye ad in the Democrat with an attention grabbing headline Office over Creceling Cut Rate Drug Store and reads Read it if your eyes need attention.
Beanblossom McKim and Miss Bertha Oia Beanblossom wed at the County Clerk's office in Heth township in a brief ceremony led by Rev. Henry W. McKim. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jon P Beanblossom. They plan to move to Lexington Illinois for their future home. Democratic paper congratulates the couple.
Advertising blurb promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the cure for colds. It claims equal price to competitors but better value and assured results. Sold by L. A. Riley & Son.
The House approved a bill on February 3 to grant twelve dollars monthly to all widows of honorably discharged soldiers. It must clear the Senate and receive the president's approval before becoming law. One member voted against it in the House.
An ad promotes Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism claiming one application relieves pain and many have been permanently cured. Sizes 25 and 50 cents, sold by L. A. Biely & Son.
Francis T Roots a leading banker manufacturer and business man of Connersville Indiana died by self inflicted gunshot at his home on Monday Feb 10 He was wealthy with property worth about half a million dollars and his efforts to sustain his business and repay bank depositors during the panic are cited as his motive He was a notable Republican state legislator in 1897 and 1899 and helped nominate Fairbanks and Beveridge for Senate He owned extensive property in Connersville and all his buildings were painted yellow.
AUNT SUE delayed. Wm Glotzbatch mourns a fine mare’s death last week. Mansel Lindsey visited Charles Delinger Sunday. George Utz reports a cow died one night last week. Walter Bullington moved to Wallace Sims farm. Mrs John Heiley and Mrs Lawrence Slaughterback are both very sick. Friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Warren Burn’s Sunday evening for a surprise visit with social chat and music. Sims played graphophone while Bullington and Eliza Winn offered vocal and instrumental music.
Effective Sunday February 16 Southern Railway trains 7 and 8, known as the Princeton accommodation, will run between St. Louis and Mt. Vernon only, not to Princeton. Service remains daily except Sundays with same schedule: depart St. Louis 6:33 PM, arrive Mt. Vernon 9:10 PM. depart Mt. Vernon 6:25 AM, arrive St. Louis 10:20 AM.
In New Albany the Hotel Ashland at Market and Bank offers comfortable rooms and meals. Proprietor Mrs. N Button and manager Mr. J B Walker promise a hearty welcome in the remodeled St Charles Hotel. Rates described as reasonable.
The Harrison circuit court bar adopts a memorial for Edward D. Mitchell born February 27 1867 in Washington township Indiana died January 15 1908 in Corydon He studied medicine chemistry law and practiced in New Albany and Corydon He was honest upright fearless and loyal to clients and the court and his colleagues honor his memory as a trusted friend and neighbor
The Bar recalls a valued member, a strong advocate, and a wise counselor. His sudden death shocked all. he was noted for accuracy and beauty, and leaves a widow Harriet Mathes. The memorial asks that the testimonial be recorded in court records and copies sent to the widow. Remarks on his life were given by several judges and colleagues.
Notice announces dissolution of the partnership of ZABEL & Thomas of Lanesville Indiana The remaining partner Louis P Zabel will continue the business collect all accounts and pay all bills He holds a large stock of fertilizers farm implements and machinery and invites public purchases to settle debts at once.
Q C Thompson of 107 East Main Street New Albany Indiana promotes high quality telephone boxes for installation. The message urges readers to choose Thompson when planning a new phone system and mentions affordability and reliability.
Notice to all Democratic candidates for district and county offices to meet at the Corydon courthouse on March 2 1908 at 1 PM to cast lots for ballot order for the April 3 1908 primary. Rule 13 requires attendance or designation of a proxy by the executive committee.
W. H. Dyer of Crandall Indiana seeks names and addresses of heirs of Philip Henry Heckmann and Cathrine Elizabeth Schneiler who lived near Crandall Harrison county Todiana two daughters are believed to exist inform W H Dyer Crandall Indiana per instruction from Strasburg Germany court officers about property for distribution to heirs
Donors and parties connected with the Ohio Valley Normal College are summoned to meet at Corydon courthouse on Saturday February 22 1908 at 2 pm to act on conveyance and transfer of the grounds and building to the School Town of Corydon for school purposes. James L. Morris president board of trustees February 10 1908.
An old ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cure stomach troubles biliousness and constipation by improving diet and appetite. It lists L A Riley & Son as the supplier with free samples. DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is sold for cuts burns boils and piles by L A Riley & Son.
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