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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1911
Page
10
The Corydon Democrat outlines subscription terms one year six months three months and ad rates display ads ten cents an inch per insertion and readers five cents per line. It lists out of town policy and special rates for church notices and obituaries with 20 line threshold and extra charges per line for longer copy.
Representative Albert J. Veneman of Evansville wins 60 votes to 39 for Eschbach the minority choice as Harrison County’s Rep. Askren nominates Veneman and Wider supports him. Judge Milton B. Hottel administers the oath. Veneman pledges impartial duty and aims to unite the party for the new session.
182 acre farm for sale on easy terms near Gould Pike station one and a quarter miles from the railroad. Includes a nine room house with hall two barns sheds outbuildings water cisterns fence timber two acres fruit and pond water for stock. Owner 22 years on the property seeks to move West and will sell quickly. Inquiries at this office. jand-tf.
Dr C D Kaiser D D S dentist from Leavenworth Indiana announces up to date dental work using the best materials. He plans visits in Leavenworth Birdseye Mauckport and New Amsterdam with dates in January. All work guaranteed and painless extractions offered with reasonable prices and licenses in Indiana and Kentucky. Remember the dates.
James Sareva offers a farm for sale on the Pike one mile south of Corycon. The property includes 216 acres with two good houses, 60 acres of timber, and abundant water and fruit. The owner suggests it could be divided into two farms and aims to sell before August 15 at a bargain.
A fine large farm for sale containing nearly 240 acres with three dwellings. Two houses at the river bottom and one on the hill, plus outbuildings. Located in the fruit belt, it could become one of the state’s finest fruit farms. Bargain opportunity at this office.
The message outlines reforms and proposals including voter proof of residence, direct primary elections, two legislative sessions, four year terms, workers compensation, an industrial court, abolition of state factory inspectors, child labor limits, employers liability, state procurement of prison products, local option law changes, government unitization of townships, governor removal powers, colonization of insane, stock and bond regulation, anti trust actions, income and inheritance taxes, bank depositor protections, building examinations, state health power, water rights reform, appellate court jurisdiction, exclusion of school book lobbyists, centennial planning commission, updated accounting, highway construction funding, and burglary degree revisions. It also notes funding for Coliseum bonds at the State Fairgrounds.
An advertisement touts ZEMO and ZEMO soap as a clean liquid external remedy for eczema. It claims one application relieves itching and may cure minor cases, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad lists L S Riely in Corydon as a local seller and asserts wide druggist availability.
A local appeal calls for wood urgently with about fifty cords needed. Numerous residents pledged to supply wood under a subscription plan and are urged to deliver promptly.
Financial report of C. W. Smith, Trustee of Blue River township Harrison county Indiana, year ending December 31, 1910. Receipts detail Harrison County Treasurer and township funds totaling about 1258.34. Disbursements cover supervisor wages, trustee services, advisory board, office supplies, printing, and school-related expenditures. Balance and indebtedness figures include Corydon National Bank warrants, state aid, and transfers.
In Harrison County Indiana a divorce suit Mary M Beaton vs Ira Henton proceeds with nonresident defendant required to appear. Notice warns Henton to answer on the 12th day of the next term at Corydon Court House or face default. Clerk Charles H Kintner signs January 3 1911.
Eighty acre farm for sale two miles from railroad station features a five room house barn six hundred feet, a good young orchard, well cistern and two ponds. Eighteen acres in timber and sixty two acres under cultivation. Inquire at this office.
10c ad from Scott & Bowne New York offering a savings bank and child’s sketch-book with a Good Luck Penny included. Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street promote this beauty and novelty item for readers seeking a small keepsake.
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