Corydon Postal Notice and Rates Amid Publication Text
Fragmentary note from Corydon Indiana appears to cite post office handling and mailing terms. Mentions Democrat Building and pricing for one year in advance with listed rates.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
2
Prosperity claims and tariff fights frame 1908 politics
The pension bill passed and went to the House for 159 842 250 in expenditure. The Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill cleared the House with two opposing votes. Kaemeyer and Adams spar over tariffs, calling high duties the enemy of trusts. In Kentucky, James G McCreary won the Democratic caucus on the first ballot to succeed Deboe, taking seat March 4 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
James G. McCreary
Kentucky
Senator Deboe
Republicans Meet in County Courthouse Rally
The gathering led by G. Self included about a dozen postmasters and candidates for offices as he named delegates for the Third District convention. Abe Sieg and Dr Funk spoke, with strong partisan jabs at Democrats, ending after Capt. John Marshall gave the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Self
Court House
Sam Vovgles
Blue River Township
Sam
Sway
Abe
John Marshall
Secretary Gage Boasts Money Supply Rise Since 1897
Secretary Gage tells the Chicago Record Herald that money in circulation outside the treasury grew from $1,675,684,953 with $23.14 per person on March 1, 1897 to $250,256,230 with $28.73 per person on December 1, a $574,561,277 increase and $5.59 per capita. He questions the gold standard champion’s past claim that money was sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Chicago Record Herald
Treasury
Goebel Prophecy Fulfilled in Kentucky Legislature Coalition
Democrats hold 99 of 138 seats in Kentucky Legislature with no contests. The prophecy that Goebel’s assassination would galvanize Republicans is framed as fulfilled. The last election gave Democrats majorities across appellate courts, Congress seats, railroad commissioners, and most senatorial and representative districts, with the caucus unified like a stone wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Goebel
Maine
Spain
Railrouad
Jackson
Manassas
New State Chairman W H OBrien of Lawrenceburg
The Democratic State Central Committee elected William H. O'Brien of Lawrenceburg as State Chairman to succeed Parks Martin. O'Brien has long chaired his county and has served five terms as mayor of Lawrenceburg. He is described as a man of high standing, faith, and leadership for Indiana Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
William H. O’brien
Lawrenceburg
Parks Martin
Indianapolis
O’brien
Indiana
Getting Thin and the Scott Emulsion Remedy
An ad-style piece promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a cure for thinness caused by overwork or under-digestion. It claims the product balances work, boosts vitality, and helps those who cannot eat, while noting a sample is available and the genuine bottle bears the company label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne Chemists
Pearl Street
New York
Farmers Seek Local Experiment Station Over Institutes
C L Dick notes farmers favor forming a county experiment station for better local climate suited research and closer access. Two proposed methods are petition funding to buy land and operate as a community owned venture, or selling stock at five or ten dollars to fund equipment with shared benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Dick
George L. Hess Seeks Harri son County Auditor Nomination
George L. Hess announced this week as a candidate for Auditor of Harrison county, subject to the Democratic primary. He has served as deputy in the office for three years and is known for honesty and courtesy. Hess, born on a Franklin township farm, is of German descent, worked as a glass blower as a boy, and has remained devoted to Democratic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Hess
Harrison County
Philip Hess
George Hess
Franklin Township
George
C. H. Ginkins
Recorder
Ginkins
Henry
Henry Ginkins
George L. Hess
Candidate C H Ginkins Nominated for Recorder
The text announces C H Ginkins as a recorder candidate. It extols his Democratic credentials, prior campaigns, and willingness to help the party, calling him a loyal, successful businessman with strong character and experience.
Election of Christian Sunday School Officers for 1902
The Sunday school elected Supt John Heth Assist Supt KE S Hallett Sec Judson Funk Assist Sec Emma Long Treasurer Howard Bennett Organist Mabel Conrad Assist Organist Clara Pfirmer Librarians Christine Thornsbury Annie Chambers The Secretary and Treasurer report a prosperous year Banner pupils were Christine Thornsbury present every Sunday and Nettie Lockhart with 104 consecutive Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Sunday School
John Heth
Nettie ‘Lockhart
Good Roads Positively Boost Farm Land Values
Hon. Henry I. Budd of New Jersey and Governor Mount of Indiana stress the value of good roads. They argue roads attract investment, reduce mud-bound living, boost education and sociability, and raise farm land values by twenty to fifty percent as counties build comprehensive road systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry I. Budd
New Jersey
Department of Human Activity
New York
Massachusetts
Ohio
Indiana
Roll of Honor Subscriptions for THE DEMOCRAT
A list of subscribers and donors from Corydon to Ramsey, New Middletown, Valley City, Crandall and beyond, noting names and towns. The notice invites readers to Croasier's drug store for a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, advertised as the best physic for stomach disorders, biliousness and headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Bartley
Corydon
Jacob Fessel
Bradford
J. W. Hottell
Sharp's Mills
Amzi Getz
H. P. Engleman
White Cloud
D. B. Kemper
New Amsterdam
L. Watson
Moberly
Ed Davis
Ramsey
Maggie Goss
Links
Robert E. Williams
Locust Point
John Albin
Iris
George Deatrick
New Middletown
D. W. Hays
Valley City
B. F. Thomas
Lanesville
James H. Dell
George W. Cox
Asa Harbaugh
Adam Deidrick
F. W. Fleshman
Elizabeth
John Miller
Frank Ordner
Mauuckport
Joy Blankenbaker
Crandall
Cheorge Windish
Rumsey
Ed Pitman
Minneola
Kans
George Hild
Jesse E. Jones
Croasier
Chamberlain
Moraf and Hess Seek Democratic Auditor Primary
Auditor candidate James A. Moraf of Taylor Township runs in the Democratic primaries while George L. Hess of Franklin Township also enters the Democratic primary field seeking the Auditor post.
Ginkins and Miller Seek Recorder Posts in Harrison
C H Ginkins and David M Miller, both of Harrison township, are candidates for Recorder subject to the Democratic primary. The notice lists each candidate and their party affiliation for the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Miller
Harrison Township
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Aunt Mary Bringle
On a last Saturday gathering friends celebrated Aunt Mary Bringle for her 51st birthday with a surprise dinner. Attendees included Master and Miss Mittie Bill among many relatives and neighbors. music by Lizzie Bringle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bringle
Master
Mittie Bill
Mary
Catharine Walk
Sis Deweese
Ellen Deweese
Annis Davis
Lydia Stevens
Lannie Davis
George Bill
Harley
Bruce Stevens
Cleo Bill
Lizzie Bringle
Hone
Mery
Twins
Sheriff Sale Notices Aultman Company vs Elliott Defendants
By decree and order of sale in Harrison Circuit Court the Aultman Company sues Martha A. Elliott and William Elliott. The sale in Corydon Indiana covers 120 acres in Harrison County with two parcels, first rents for up to seven years, then the fee simple interest if rents do not meet writ, under Philip E. Lotich official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Circuit
Aultman Company
Martha A. Elliott
William Elliott
Philip E. Lotich
H.C
Philip EK
Lotich
S. H.C
Harrison
Harrison County
Indiana
Mattie J. Horner
Adda M. Grizzell
Lucy A. Burford
Nancy Hottell
Clement L. Hottell
Carrie B. Swan
I. Charles L. Fleshman
Sheriff's Sale of Palmyra Lot in Harrison County Indiana
A sheriff's sale is set for the Palmyra Lot 12 in Harrison County Indiana. John H. Martin sues William H. Brugh Maury E. Brugh and Reeves & Company and has levied on the property. The sale will occur at the courthouse door in public auction between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the specified day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Indiana
Harrison County
Towit
The
Harrison Circuit Court
John H. Martin
William H. Brugh
Maury E. Brugh
Palmyra
Board of Eommissioners
Alfred Stonecipher
Asylum Farm
W Stonecipher
Ed S Cooper
John C Bottorff
Philip E. Loitch
Insane Hospital
Edward, O'Connor
Treas
Alex Miller & Co
Asylum Farm Sesene
Wm. Heckelman
A. L. Bulleit
E. T. Stider
Mas Creda Oo Fkge
Chas. W. Cruson
Heth Tp
Benj. Jordan
Wm. H. Keller
Court House
Cumberland Tel
Wm. H. Wilson
Jeff Stewart Bayrdlete
Reg Hs Peeve
Albert Wolfe
George Spath
James Farnsley Valet
George Blunk
Wm. Farnsley
Dept Tides
L. P. Farnsley
Weatwley Intiaein
P. C. Martin
H. E. Farnsley
Martin Kessinger
James Farnsley
Amos Breeze
J.B. Williams
Chas
E. Keen
Jeff Stewart
Joseph R. Johnson
John W. Brinley
John A. Lemmel
Bnee
Mike J. Bowers
Ohn
George Bower Sane
Martin Kingery
Pat Tee
Eugene Villier
John W. Cooper
Tee Deer Tame
Wm. Hamilton
Marshee Stewart
James Stubbenfield Sheen
James Stubbenfield
Thomas Smith
William Huffman
Denne
John W. Brivley
Geo. W. Hoke
Wm. Wilson
Geo. T. Breese Ee
Meneres
Harry McClune
Robert Williams
Sylvanus Hill
George Keen
George Blank
Wm. T. Johnson
Isaac Conner
Spree
L. Hilderbrand
D. L. Bryant
Harry Lemme
Serene
Frank Bowling Opti
Clarence Jenkins
George Bower
Writ Satisfaction Terms Referenced by Philip Ek Lotich
A brief legal notation states a sum sufficient to satisfy a writ will be provided to a party identified as Philip Ek Lotich at 115 3w S. H.C. The fragment mentions terms and collection actions without further context or additional parties.
Commissioners' Allowances
James A. Watson, Auditor Harrison County, outlines allowances for county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Watson
Harrison County
Commissioner's Sale of Real Estate Notice
One third cash one third in six months and one third in twelve months from the day of sale. Purchaser to secure deferred payments by notes drawing six percent interest from date with good personal or mortgage security on said premises. Charles L Fleshman, Commissioner, January 9 1902. Zenor and Jordan, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L, Fleshman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democrat
Editors and Proprietors
Corydon, Ind
Fice EN Democrat Building
Cleveland
Kaemeyer
Charles Francis Adams
Grannie
Goebel’s Prophecy
W. H. O’brien
Roll of Honor
James A. Moraf
Taylor Township
New
Salisbury
W. R. Cunningham
Sheriff’s Sale
Said Quarter
Dow
Dorothy Fry
Andon Fry
Big Indian Creek
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