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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
10
The ad targets thin and weak individuals labeled chronic cases by doctors. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy to stop flesh loss, boost appetite, and provide new flesh and blood, strengthening the weak system with continued use.
A list of subscribers paying their subscriptions toward the district report. Names include Lafe Mauck Oaktown Mrs Margie Sherrill Valley City James C Davis Ramsey Coryton Dr Moore Elizabeth Andy Ehalt Corydon F M Shireman Sunshine W Gleitz Alan G B Dear Louisville Gottlieb Meith Corydon L H Fellig New Salisbury J D Cru Niantic Wm Cahoe Corydon Wm Gohl Iris A H Ressing Corydon J J Huntsingers AG die Gralie Montgomery Marion Kininer Corydon New Anddietown Tula Kopp Louisville Ky Fred Gettellinges Ramsey Mrs W T Grinin Chicago David Shaffer Hill Grove Ford O Bannon Elizabeth Willard Shaffer Hill Grove George Pull Paoli Henry Bickel Corydon D M Rowland Corydon Conrad Lovett Adam Diedrich Himsey Adam halt Corydon Phoebe Jenkins Crandall Wm AY Louisville ALE Housel Ramey Louis Walter Corydon rydon Geo E M Prank Poe
Mrs Hess and son Hardin visited Lou ville to see her son Charles Hess after Allen. John Willett has returned home from corn work. Miss Leonia Goss has friends visiting for days. Francis Kensot and family were guests of Mrs Ann Allen Sunday. A brief trip to Cranda and Corydon. George Stark on business. Town talk of racing up in Sindy. Preaching at Chapel next Sunday. Snow Flare.
The Democrat notes a long U B church gathering led by Rev W W Moore moving well in New Middletown. Sick lists include Thelma Chappell and Miss Mary Sherrill with Master Leot improving. Renan Chappell visited Ida McBrim and plans to leave for In a Shuck. Quarterly meeting at MFE church drew large attendance.
Alfred Brown of Connor Street Ottawa declares eight years of illness cured by Paine's Celery Compound. He describes severe pain fatigue and dizziness before treatment and reports restored health appetite and strength after using the remedy.
Mr H J Friedly is improving and Dr Hopp has been very sick. Miss Nellie Williams has had the mumps and is on Jesse Bennett with typhoid. Albert Weaver of Milltown, who has pneumonia, is improving.
A list of allowances and salaries approved by the Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners for 1903 includes payments to ex officio members and county officials, such as treasurer auditor sheriff clerk and others. The document enumerates specific amounts for salaries office supplies gravel road work and public expenditures as part of the regular January session. Public sale notice: Henry Shuck to sell personal property east of town on February 7 1903.
Center reports John Binkley in the crowd and Tharry Shields returning from Indianapolis. Talks of oing to Louisville and a double wedding are noted. George McIntire wishes success for a match while plans for a Ben Hur pageant unfold. Church progress at St under management Gaul and Rev Murr. Wool rolls at Keller's and Wm Bowling advertises plumbing. Mud cleaned from street crossings.
Lanesville notes illness in several residents including Mrs Annie McCoy and Mrs Elizabeth Zaheras. George Ringle reports a fall near town. Miss Ursula Stoker suffered a severe fall last week.Andrew Zeller of Lafayette and Miss Maggie Kutshiner of Lew Albany visit home. Helen Bauer of Louisville visits. Miss Mayme and Josie Zeller return to New Albany with their father. Mrs Catharine Shickel fell January 33 breaking both ankles. John Geis makes a business trip to the Falls Cities.
The Hopkins Fertilizer Co and Corydon Canning Factory stake claims in high grade products and warehouse ownership in Corydon with favorable freight rates. FE M Bartley will present seven product lines and price options for direct consumer sale from the New Albany plant.
Property listing for a house with eight rooms cellar and improvements plus eight barn lots and four acres of ground with fruit in Elizabeth Indiana. Contact B I Duggins Elizabeth Ind for details or to arrange viewing.
Protracted meeting at the M Church progresses while Crandall suffers pulmonary trouble. Cousins and relatives including Miss Vgnesis, Mrs. Oma Bridgman of California, and others are ill or improving. Earnest Yeonawine visits nearby as Frank Melton plans travel to Red Jays Oak Iowa and Albert Stevens considers a Chicago trip.
Mrs Hattie Rothrock nee Thorn bury born Sept 1 1830 died Jan 38 1903. Wife of H W Rothrock she was devoted to family church member and caregiver to her parents. Survived by husband four brothers one sister two step children and many relatives. Services and interment at Wyandotte cemetery with prayerful tribute.
Five to seven hundred residents in Harrison County’s fruit belt are told in a notice that Eureka Telephone Co directors plan to install an exchange in Corydon. The path and timing remain to be determined, with further details to follow to interested parties. Signed by directors J. H. Hall J. L. Windell Valesata J. B. Gwartney D. W. Youtsler.
The undersigned administrator of the estate late of Harrison E is appointed as America Cline, county suable. The notice names Anuphose LB Cline and law firm Weathers Stotsenburg Breeden ALS.
Rev Thomas Nolding conducts a protracted meeting at the M B church. Kendle took a business trip to Falls Cities. Miss Hallie Matthews attends Bryant Statton Business College in Louisville. Hugh Kriediey named boss contractor. er Co reports road work and storeroom construction progress. George McCoy and Ingrippe death noted. fragmentary items mention a pew and building completion.
Nye Coroner declares Angeline Crump died January 21 1903 in Posey township Harrison County Indiana from a complication of diseases with the immediate cause organic heart trouble. Deceased was 37 years old of light complexion about five feet tall and not found with valuables.
The notice details solid running trains between Louisville and St Louis Nos 1 2 3 4 and 9 10 with air cars, through first class coaches on Nos 21 22 between Evansville and Louisville, cafe parlor cars on day service and Pullman sleeping cars on night runs to Chattanooga Birmingham and Southeast points. Officials J B Spencer and G B Allen listed.
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