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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
4
If you suffer from bleeding itching or protruding piles send your address and I will explain how to cure yourself at home using a new absorption treatment. Immediate relief and permanent care are promised. No money needed. request free trial samples with local reference.
Mrs Julian A Turner born May 12 died January 4 age 75 years 7 months 16 days. She left a husband Albert and Mary J as daughter, one brother and sister, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. She united with the M B E church and lived a Christian life. Her last days were peaceful and she is survived by family and friends who mourn her loss.
In Georgetown John Tyler remains ill with lagrippe while William Grosse is very ill. Aunt Victoria Wolf and Val Quinn visit. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hogan welcome a fine boy. Kenry Tyler sick with heart trouble. J M Baylor and wife visit from New Albany. Funeral attendance for Ben Welker of New Albany. Dr. Beard attends his father Silas Beard’s funeral. Veranda addition to Martin Henriot’s residence. Dance near Greenville attended by local youths. Baylor's upcoming trip to Texas to visit daughter Mrs Jessie Beard. Argenbright family from Indianapolis visiting Lewis Sappenfield. Local illness and operable bowels case in Louisville infirmary. Kemp's Balsam advertised as cough cure. New Albany relatives Fanny Trowerton and Alonso Howerton spend New Year at home. Sick list includes Mrs Joe Vaughn’s family improving. Charles Moser with lagrippe. Corydon trips noted. School led by Herschel Lahue. Jan 6 party hosted by Miss Florence Simon with many attendees and music by Smith Brothers.
Sufferers of piles urged to try Hem-Roid sold by Los. Riely who promises refunds if it fails. The advertisement claims years of use with small refunds and invites readers to request a booklet from Dr. Leon Hardt at Buffalo NY.
The notice lists subscription prices for multiple newspapers including Pensocrat Compnoner F1.50, Commoner and American Homestead F1.60, Courier Journal daily for TV ent 8 ib, Weekly Courier Journal 1 year F1.69, Daily Louisville Herald 1 year 5.25, Louisville Times 1 year F0.40, Louisville Post 1 year F0.10, Indiana Married 1 year 5.25, Indianapolis News 1 year 5.25. Also mentions Savings and Loans Association of Corydon offering 5 percent interest with payment options: full payment of 500 or installments starting 2500 per month.
A fragmented ad from Crandall Indiana promotes acres and ore nearby with new improvements under cultivation. It urges savings shares in the Savings and Loan Association and encourages adopting better habits. Announcement notes opening dates March 16 to 18, 1911. Wiseman and Bulleit are listed.
Tecumseh Oklahoma resident Mrs. Eliza Epperson says Cardui relieved head and body pains and improved her health significantly. She urges other women to try the tonic, calling it the best tonic for women.
A 120 acre farm with sturdy frame buildings and about two acres of timber sits six inches south of Corydon on the Mauck port pike. A bargain is offered soon. Contact RO. Lerrin in Corydon Indiana by phone. Rev. 5 Jan. 18. In Petaluma Incubator ad notes a self regulating unit by Wiseman and Bulleit at 411-3.
Trustee's Report to the Advisory Board of Jackson Township Harrison County Indiana dated January 3 1911 covers Township Fund receipts totaling 1215 23 including June and Dee distributions J R Ellis docket fees and other disbursements for Road Fund and Special School Fund detailing labor on roads haul nails and lumber with numerous entries and balances. It records interest from Corydon National Bank First National Bank and state aid tuition taxes liquor licenses and distributions with numerous transfers and adjustments by the county treasurer. The document concludes with a sworn statement by the advisory board approving the report and signatures of the board members.
A 1911 township financial statement sworn by trustee Andy Steerstedter and approved by the advisory board members J W Kintner Sherman Pinair and Joseph Ta records receipts and expenditures in Harrison County. The document notes sworn testimony that sums were fully paid and no funds were retained by the trustee or others.
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