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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
1
Notice announces W P Mauck and Lew O’Bannon named and qualified as administrators with will annexed of the estate of George L Bruch, deceased, of Tipson county Indiana. Estate listed as solvent.
Russia harvested 783000000 bushels of wheat the largest crop by any country, surpassing the United States by 26000000 bushels. Russia also cultivated 72000000 acres of rye as a major bread grain, while the world wheat total reached about 2150000000 bushels.
Poem honoring General Lew Wallace written for the Wallace Statue unveiling in Statuary Hall Washington January 11 1910 read by Riley. Declares his life remains in soul and heart and praises his leadership in war and nation, noting his pen inspired patriotism and national service.
Norman Cooper writes from Asheville to Corydon Indiana describing the city known as the Land of the Sky. He notes population around 30 000 fresh mountain views Biltmore George Vanderbilt estate and a mix of elegant hotels and brick streets praising local friendliness and health improvement during his stay. He hopes for publication in the Dear Old Democrat.
On Sunday January 16 a number of invited friends gathered six miles southwest of Corydon to celebrate Mrs Emory Bradford’s 51st birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sherman Longacre and family Mr and Mrs Jesse Moyers and Bertha Mrs Lafel i Lasley and family Mr and Mrs James Binkley and family from Guymon Oklahoma Miss Etta May Hild and Dick Hild of Milltown Lloyd Binkley and Ed Knapp. A noon dinner was served and the afternoon featured singing and organ and graphophone music. The attendees left grateful for the fellowship and wishing more such occasions.
Old reliable cough remedy Allen's Lung Balsam advertised for sale in drug stores and homes. Bottle sizes 25 cents and 1.90 dollars. January 26 advertisement fragment.
A call to save money by taking out one or more shares in a Savings and Loan Association promotes cultivating a habit of saving. The message urges individuals to start saving and commit to regular deposits.
An appeal claims kidneys are overworked and need help. Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted by Foster-Milburn Co as the cure, with testimonials from David Bullock of New Albany Indiana and a price of 60 cents, sold by dealers nationwide. Remember the name Doan's.
Best quality northern and home grown Clover Seed offered at Wiseman and Bulleit store. Advertisement notes product quality and origin with a price likely enticing buyers in the local market.
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