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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
4
Circulation 3400. Corydon Indiana post office second class matter. Subscription and display ads priced by inch and line. Special rates for standing ads and longer runs. Obituaries and notices for profit events priced per line with higher rates. Submission details and rates listed.
Samuel M. Ralston of Lebanon will be inaugurated governor of Indiana next Monday January 15. The report cites newspaper commentary and political factions, noting Ralston’s stance against machine politics and his pledge to pursue his own policies with broad public support.
The advertisement tells of M Holliday a Thane who suffered asthma for twelve years and credits Nature's Creation medicine with his recovery. After using two bottles he reports gaining strength losing pounds and sleeping better. He urges others suffering from asthma to try the remedy.
The passage looks likely despite opposition from powerful lawyers and capitalists. Observers warn of sharp tactics in the session, with the slogan Look for the jokers emerging as lawmakers proceed.
The article notes Grandma Emily's cold and rheumatism, Mr. Strouse on the sick list, and Roy Emily's birthday post card shower on December 25. Ada Emily of Corydon visits Wm. D. Wilson and Lula Harbison, Alfie Patterson hosts a music party, and Hes and Frank Allen perform. Grandma Carr receives a large groceries surprise. Vena Edwards thanks helpers for a donated wheelchair for Mrs. O Bannon and Rose Keller, urging readers to contribute.
Advertisement notes a six room house with paved area and garden near Corydon. Mention of Cort Sharp and Mrs Fenner Creech, who with children reside north of Corydon, returning from a visit with her father A J McRanster near Fredericksburg.
A letter from M o L Haymann of 317 State Life Building Indianapolis requests without economy parts a new work on tuberculosis and asthma and tests from local parties.
Locust Point names L L V Stoy as new postmaster. Deaths and injuries include the drowning of steamboat pilot Frank Farnsley and the fatal shooting of William Brittain Johnson at John Villiers store. Funeral services were held at Waller’s burying ground in Kentucky. Local residents report grippe prevalent and a protracted Embury church meeting continues with strong interest.
280 acre farm offered for sale or trade for standing timber. Forty acres of fine bottom land with good shelter, frame barn, cellar and two wells. Plenty of timber potential. Property run by Walter. Cheap if taken soon. Inquire at Democrat office, New Albany, Indiana.
Moberly and nearby residents greet the year with illnesses and holiday travel. Miss Daisy Davis has pneumonia and Mrs. Cathrine Bell lags. Leibert Weeks of Michigan visits Alaiah Foster as John R. Loudon’s family near Corydon hosts Christmas. Various locals share Christmas meals and greetings while scholars travel to Frisco and Marion for school. Protracted meeting opens with Rev. McMichael.
A patient essay claims Cardui cured nervous indigestion and fatigue, stating that after use her headaches and sleepiness eased and she could move freely again. The testimonial mentions strengthening the nervous system and womanly constitution to explain the benefit.
Viola Anderson and Mr Joseph Berryman formerly of Wek Sur township were united in marriage at Alexandria on Saturday December 2. The couple will reside in Lewisville Farmers area. Rawleighs All Medicine Stuck Mixture note appears in ad text.
Administrator lists a sale of household goods tools and farm items including bed frames chairs quilts jars fruit and produce. The auction starts at 1 pm with cash for sums five dollars and under and credit at nine months for larger amounts. Purchasers assume promissory notes bearing interest with attorney fees and sureties. auctioneer Cupp Kopp is named.
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