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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
10
A dense readout of local society items, visits, farm matters, and numerous Democratic campaign notes. Mentions Mrs Ott McGrain at Falls Cities, Clara Wriardt in Louisville, local auctions, farm sales, and candidates for township offices including Trustees and Sheriff with endorsements and community events.
A Montpelier resident, Mrs. Gauthier, reports relief from irregularity and pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She endorses the medicine and offers to let her name be used. An advertisement extols the product's four decades of popularity and invites inquiries to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for confidential female guidance.
Thomas Brewer died last Wednesday morning January 21 at his home in Jefferson County Kentucky near Louisville. Funeral services were held at his home Thursday morning and his remains were brought for burial to Holyoke cemetery Posey township about noon. He was born and raised in this county near Elizabeth and was about forty eight years old. He leaves a widow and one child Dewey fifteen years old.
Willis Wood Theatre offered a fifty word best written opinion contest on burlesque. Mrs Wheat submitted a fifty word entry and the winner was announced. she plans to attend this week’s Progressive Girls show. A surprise birthday party for Ben Louis O Bannon was held at the home of Dr and Mrs J S F O Bannon with many relatives and friends attending. Music by Maggie Topps Anya Bannon and Dewey O Bannon accompanied on organ. several solos and duets performed. Many games were played. guests departed late wishing Ben many more happy birthdays.
Samuel or Uncle Sam Taylor celebrated his ninety second birthday on Sunday with friends and neighbors filling the MSD home. The Milltown Cornet Band performed with twenty two instruments, delivering a fine program as guests arrived in numbers that filled the house. Jacob Summers photographed the crowd, refreshments were served, and guests offered birthday wishes for many more joyful days.
Local shoe repairer Alva Anderson announces a new shop in Corydon Indiana located over Gilham and Fravel's barber shop. He guarantees all work and invites customers to try his services.
The Progressive County Central Committee of Harrison county met at Corydon last Friday and organized with Ed F. Windell as Chair Mansel A. Smith as Vice Chairman A. G. Watson as Secretary Josiah W. Grable as Treasurer. The body adopted resolutions pledging vigorous work for the party and opposing alliances with any other party. Mrs Agnes M Sonner widow of Dr Joshua Sonner died at Avoca Nebraska aged sixty eight years.
Ninety seven acre farm one mile one and a half east of Corydon on the New Albany pike. Stone dwelling house spring house two barns poultry house and other buildings. A prime spring at the house and about twenty acres in the creek bottom. Nearly all cultivable with fruit and strong location. Mrs Agnes Hess Corydon Ind RR1 Hureka phone. Get your harness repaired at Geo B Wahl’s 28 3w.
The article promotes Scott's Emulsion as a preventive measure against tuberculosis and general weakness. It claims timely treatment boosts healing, builds tissue and blood, strengthens lungs, and aids recovery, noting its use in tuberculosis camps and its alcohol-free formula.
Information reaches this office that some Harrison County Democrats believe those not registering in 1912 cannot vote in the county primary set for March 13 14 1944. This is incorrect and all Democrats who are legal voters for November may vote March 20 preceding the November election.
A farewell gathering was hosted by Mr Lazar Moosnick at his Mauckport home last Thursday night with candies oranges bananas and oyster soup. Attendees included Misses Lora Shireman Alma Hisey Flora Bess Miller Pearl Margaret Rowe Maude Hays Nellie Miller Harriet Vrank Edna Yeager Amelia Lopp and Messrs Harlan Winders Ward Beanblossom Harry Foster Will Fred Wisher Hugh Hays Basil Byrne Wayne Allison Curtis Hisey and Edgar Yeager. The event concluded with best wishes for Mr Moosnick’s future in Bluegrass Home.
Odd Fellows attention Gregg Lodge invites your attendance next Friday night January 30. Work in the initiatory degree will be given. All Odd Fellows welcome. H. W. Gudgeon, See, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by dealers. It contains no opium or narcotic and is pleasant to take.
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