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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
6
A public notice argues life insurance as the safeguard for families against death, urging Penn Mutual as a perpetual, mutual company. It touts mortgage payoff, education funds, and retirement protection, inviting readers to request more details from F A Bulleit, general agent in Cordon Yadiana.
Lieut. Ivonn Carleton Daniel of Corydon Indiana serves in the Medical Corps at Camp Mills Long Island. He began as physician surgeon last October after internship at City Hospital Indianapolis and has risen to medical inspector at Camp Mills supervising troops passing through camp from overseas. A Courier Journal display includes his portrait.
Posey township recalls an unlikely pair of woodworkers Henry Kitterman age nineteen visiting his grandfather Joseph Bour age ninety two. They used a crosscut saw to cut a good lot of wood and Bour showed steady hands requiring no glasses.
Miss Willa LaHue daughter of Mr and Mrs Neal LaHue died at their home five miles north of Corydon from influenza and pneumonia after a two week illness. She leaves her parents a brother Elmer and many relatives. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the LaHue residence conducted by John H Heth Corydon. Burial will be Cedar Hill cemetery. The community mourns the loss of a fine young lady.
The undersigned will sell at public auction at her residence near Hurst town on Levi Dilunk’s farm six miles north of Coryden on Thursday January 30 1919. Items include two work horses one young mare four years old one coming two year old mule two milk cows soon to freshen one broad sow two fat hogs about twenty five bushels of potatoes a mowing machine two Oliver Chilled plows one steel sweep harrow two single horse cultivators one 16 tooth harrow and one five shovel one road wagon two buggies one survey work harness two buggies and harness one cutting box corn fodder in shock baled hay straw half interest in twenty and a half acres of growing wheat Singer sewing machine bedstead and many smaller articles. Terms cash for sums five dollars and under. On larger sums nine months credit with promissory notes and approved surety, five percent discount for cash. Auctioneer R F Davis. 122-2w
Financial report listing payments from Corydon National Bank and county treasurer draws. Items include office supplies, trust service fees, road fund disbursements, school fund receipts and expenditures, and numerous transfers and balances. Notable entries include J W Loudon trustee services 800.00 and various road fund disbursements to local workers.
Dr. J. W. Garbaugh of Corydon Indiana promotes Anti Pant Drops claiming to invigorate cattle and prevent flux influenza while boosting milk flow and fattening, ensuring healthier offspring and higher profits. Mrs Hm F Routh of Jeffersonville visited friends Ed Wotte on Chestnut Street in Corydon Monday and Tuesday.
J H Eisert former Harrison county youth died at his Rose Dale home November 26. He was 53, born and raised in Janesville, moved West years ago, leaving a wife and two children. He also leaves two brothers and three sisters George of New Albany Theodore Mrs John Ehalt Misses Mary and Kate Eisert Laneaville.
John Walker died Friday at his Taylor township home after a month long pneumonia illness. He was 71 and survived by his wife and seven children. Funeral services were held Sunday at Glenwood church conducted by Rev. N L New, with burial in the church cemetery.
The Corydon store invites buyers and offers good used furniture in sale condition one door south of the county jail. Proprietor John R. White asks readers to bring in or notify values to stock the shop.
An agricultural note promotes a product named Common Sense worm powder to treat stomach worms nodular disease gid and related symptoms in sheep. It urges farmers to start preventive dosing around lambing time and mentions Dr. W. Herbaugh.
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