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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1914
Page
12
The death of Mrs. Mary Anna Spath is reported in Posey Township with a large family and mourners listed. The obituary notes service details, distant relatives, and references a county treasurer update on state motor vehicle fee distributions and road fund implications for the area.
Rosenbarger and son Gilbert formerly of Corydon announce a splendid restaurant at 2 West Ohio Street. The business sits one square from the depot and near the Interurban Railway. Local notices list patrons visiting from Buena Vista and Webster town, with vaccination campaigns and township electors updating lists. Sherman Pinaire, Mrs. Geo. K. Gwartney, and a Lake Hamilton land purchase feature in the week’s commerce notes along with real estate for sale near DePauw and Spencer township.
The Bunares report lists receipts and disbursements for the year ending December. It includes balance on settlement and shows taxes, school and road expenses, and multiple line items across funds. The document names various officials, boards, and payments including treasurer and supervisors and references a public auction of property to satisfy a decree if funds are insufficient.
A business owner, after twenty eight years in trade, urges debtors to settle by cash or note by February 11, 184. The notice asks friends to attend to unread accounts and evidence of payment, listing an unclear name and location for contact.
Alva Anderson announces a new shoe repair shop in Corydon beside Gillan and Graves's barber shop. He guarantees neat work and invites customers to try his services, promising fair prices and full satisfaction.
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