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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1909
Page
5
Perry county readers share subscription renewals from Scott and Mauckport, farm goods from Wiseman and Bullett, and sales announcements including the Jordan sale near Corydon. Obituaries note a 94 year old from Alton burned by a pipe incident. Cattle breeding interest and assorted advertisements fill the page.
Local notes report two large mules and more property to be sold at Jordan’s sale on March 3. Other listings mention stock, plows, harrows, and furniture for sale, while several residents travel for business in Cincinnati New Albany and Louisville.
The notice asks readers to send the advertisement, paper name, address, and four cents to receive a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World" from Scott and Bowne located at 409 Pearl St New York.
A meditation on divine scrutiny of motives over outward deeds. It notes that God reads the heart, exposing deceit in markets and life, offering comfort when misjudgments cloud good intentions and urging trust in divine judgment. The author initials M. M. B.
Theodore Roosevelt lauds Abraham Lincoln in Hodgenville Kentucky for unifying a torn nation. He honors Lincoln's ability to oppose wrong while preserving respect for opponents and calls for future unity and national pride.
D A Jordan will sell all personal property at public auction on a Corydon area farm two and one half miles north of Corydon on Wednesday March 3 1909. Items include two large mules one farm horse one riding and driving horse 100 bushels potatoes two wheat drills two corn planters binder mower roller disc smoothing harrows wagons harness cutting box plows and other articles. Usual terms sale begins at 10 oclock AM.
Two good young horses, five and six years old, offered for sale at the Red Mill. Price right. Also advertise Easy Test foot ease product for shoe comfort and rubbers suitable for pinching shoes. Sold everywhere for 25 cents. Don't accept substitutes.
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