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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1903

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Lecture on rate readjustment by M W A orator at Corydon Camp Hall

J A Tate of Inver Col will speak Thursday night November 22 1903 at Camp Hall Corydon Ind on readjustment of rates for the M W A society. All neighbors urged to attend as it is of vital importance. Refreshments free. Emery H Breeden Clerk Camp 3270. Farm for sale near Corydon with 80 acres house barn orchard timber and crops. price if sold by Friday Jan 19 under $1000.

Orrison County J. A. Tate Nver Col Camp Hall Corydon Ind Sach Forydon Next Vienday Gro K. Gwartney

Cure for Lumbago Relief Claim From Amherst Vendor

W C Williamson of Amherst Virginia reports eight years of lumbago pain ended after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He says it gave complete relief when other remedies failed. Available at Crosiers Corner Drug Store. Ian

W. C. Williamson Amherst, Va Chamberlain Crosier’s Corner Ian

Death of Mrs Eliza Shuck Near Corydon

Mrs Eliza Shuck wife of Henry Shuck died aged 58 at one mile east of Corydon on the 9th instant from lung trouble. She leaves a husband six children and three stepchildren. The burial was at Conrad burying ground and services were by John Heth. She was a daughter of the late Farquar McRae and a Presbyterian member since youth.

Eliza Shuck Henry Shuck Corydon Elmer Shuck Harry Fowler Charles Erstine Oscar Harbison Howard Bennet Alberta Shuck Conrad Burying Ground John Heth Farquar McRae Presbyterian Church

Bills Move Through Legislature On Quail Ban and More

The legislature pitches a five year quail shooting ban, creates a County Comptroller office, funds free textbooks, criminalizes assault, grants life licenses to teachers who pass state tests with 85 percent, seeks voting machines for large counties, lowers school fund interest to five percent, and requires treasurers to park public money in high interest banks. Elba Fouts and her son from Britt, Iowa, visit Bradford relatives.

Water Works dispute cited in local Democrat article

Editors dispute the claims against J W Doo little and Son by W S Shick regarding the Corydon Water Works matter. The response states the paper knows nothing of the truth of the charges and notes the piece appeared as advertising matter without regard to merits.

Democrat Corydon Water Works W. S. Shick Board of Trustees J. W. Doolittle and Son Wess Doolittle

Hobson to Lecture at New Albany Opera House

Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson famed for the Merrimac will speak on The Navy at New Albany opera house next Monday evening January 19. Admission prices range from 25 cents to 1.00, offering Corydon residents a rare opportunity to hear the Spanish War hero.

Richmond Pearson Hobson Opera House New Albany Navy Corydon

American Soldier Returns from Three Years Service

Peter Redmond arrives back in Palmyra after three years in Cuba and the Philippines. A corporal in Company E of the 20th Infantry, he served with distinction and holds an expert sharpshooter badge honoring his service to the country.

Peter Redmond Palmyra Cuba Philippines Mr. Redmond Co. E 20T

Dentist Dr Little Keeps Corydon Office Open Weekdays

Dr Little, a local dentist, maintains his Corydon office in the last four days of each week with reasonable cash friendly terms.

Fifth Taylor Township Teachers Institute Held January 3 1903

Proceedings recap the 5th Taylor Township Teachers Institute at McCauley school-house. Attendance listed for nine grades and multiple teachers. The program covered methods in education and history with a tribute and watch gift to trustee Austin McCaulay, praising his impartial leadership and urging future citizen training. Meeting adjourned to February 14, 1903.

Taylor Township Teachers’ Institute McCauley Daisy Colvin Mayme Kelley Dickens Edna McRose Ella M. McCauey Estella Willer Hays Colvin L. Cunningham Annie Daisy Sec McCauly Austin Meauley Arminda Nce

Dels Delineator February Menu Sparks Kitchen Tips

Those supervising the family table will find February’s Delineator menu suggestions and illustrations useful. Winter fruits and vegetables are shown with serving ideas. Scottish historically famed dishes are featured with select recipes. An excellent assortment of cake and filling recipes is included.

Sinks Snow and Social Happenings Reported in Local Notes

Snow and ice bring fine sleighing on the pike as Otto Stark keeps busy shoeing horses. Mrs. Alice Brandenburg returns to White County, Lillie Stark visits Carson relatives, Cave youths attend Charles Dick's Show at No. 5. Emma Deutsch and children visit George Stark’s sister in Corydon. Lucy Wright on sick list. Look out for a wedding soon.

Otto Stark Maggie Goss Alice Brandenburg White County Lillie Stark Carson the Cave Charles Dick No. 5 Emma Deutsch Corydon George Stark

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Ad Seals Cure Claim

One Hundred Dollars a Box is the value H A Tisdale Summerton South Carolina places on DeWitts Hazel Salve. He says he had the piles for years and tried many doctors and medicines but DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured him. The product blends Witch Hazel with antiseptics and emollients to relieve and cure piles and skin conditions.

H. A. Tisdale Summerton S. C DeWitt

Old Teachers Meet Plans Convention in County

Old teachers gathered at the courthouse to form the Executive Committee J L O Bannon Roy Graves Sam Pfrimmer C W Thomas and Amos Lemmon They will enroll all county teachers out of the profession at least five years and prepare the program time and place for the convention All teachers especially ladies urged to correspond for a full enrollment Password adopted More lickin more larnin will be discussed and may reveal much to today s teachers

Court House J. L. O’bannon Roy Graves Sam Pfrimmer C. W. Thomas Amos Lemmon

Six Laws on Subscriptions From Recent U S Court Decisions

A compact summary of six legal rulings affecting publishers and subscribers. It covers renewal presumptions, continued delivery after discontinuance, liability for moved addresses, prima facie fraud for unclaimed papers, advance payments with notices, and postal arrest risk for unpaid runs. It notes publishers may stop delinquent accounts only after proper notice and payment.

United States Court Postoffic

Resolutions of Respect for Hester Krausgrill

The church notes the death of Hester Krausgrill and honors her as a faithful teacher in the Sabbath school a leader in Epworth League and class meetings Her memory is cherished as a co laborer in the Masters work Sympathy is sent to the bereaved husband and family A copy is to be sent to county papers and to the husband Mary Davis Alice Rumbley A A Davis

Hester Krausgrill Epworth League Lfe Mary Davis Alice Rumbley A. J. Davis

Laconia Notes On Visit And Local Affairs

Rachel Sherman visited her relatives in Corydon last week. Fay Boone, ill, is improving. T. F. Elbert, postmaster, is noted. Laconia reports no saloon currently. Jacob Lang of Chicago is visiting the area. Read the Democrat for news.

Rachel Sherman Corydon Fay Boone T. F. Elbert Laconia Jacob Lang Chicago The Democrat

Cloaks sale and local remedies featured in brief notices

A snippet recounts Louis Shapoff closing children's cloaks at low prices and mentions cheap shoes. It also cites a testimonial by James Prendergast praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy curing a severe cold in two days. The fragment references local trades, a church gathering, and community notices with names and events from Brown’s area.

Louis Shapoff James Prenderzast Annato Berlain Cros

Local Names Appear in Aged Notices

The fragment lists multiple paired names including Stephen Herndon with Clara Cotner and James Wils with Eva Helle Strouble, plus other couples such as Lucy J. Lopp with June D. Mr Brandenburg and Fannie C. Baxey, Peter J. Rusk with Emma D. Neal.

Stephen Herndon Clara Cotner Zra A. Faith Lucy J. Lopp June D. Mrandenburg Fannie C. Baxey James Wils Eva Helle Strouble Pitman Hardsaw Katie Hamilton Peter J. Rusk Emma D. Neal

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