Lew M O'Bannch enters Corsdon post office
An item notes Lew M O'Bannch and PaoPRLETOR entering Corsdon Indiana post office as second class matter, indicating an old newspaper notices.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
2
An item notes Lew M O'Bannch and PaoPRLETOR entering Corsdon Indiana post office as second class matter, indicating an old newspaper notices.
Subscription terms listed include eight percent, annual rates of 50 and 25 Ore per year, with options for six months and three months. The text also references variation or circulation details and carty or luvaBek notes.
An obscure line notes special rare ads priced at six and a quarter cents per inch with readers' insertions and mentions longer than three months standing or application for space.
Notices describe charges for chores specials and entertainments with a 24 cents per line rate for up to 20 lines and no charge for lines beyond 20. Readers are urged to count lines and remit exact amounts.
In 1518 Jonathan Tenning, co governor of Indiana, approved creating a county from Harrison, Orange and Perry with Crawford named for William Harris Crawford. Crawford sought presidency, duels marked his career, Adams and others also vied. The writer urges January 24, 1914 as the county’s 96th anniversary celebration.
Taylor Township items report visitors and social calls across Louisville Chicago and Corydon with notes on ministers and local families. The Democrat column endorses Thames for Treasurer and highlights Phegses as a respected, loyal Democrat candidate with a countywide campaign plan. A Clinton letter recounts Cardui anecdote and its claimed relief for female ailments.
Farm seeks a reliable hand with a small family to work on a Ramsey Indiana property. Residence and garden will be furnished. Inquiries to J Davis in Eureka, contact Ramsey area phone number noy 5 tf.
The February term filings include Perry N Curl versus John W Bauer on note. Daisy Kelly versus Harry M Kelly for divorce alleging cruel treatment. William K Best versus Board of Commissioners on road work claims. Scott Kelly and Margaret Kelly versus Hanson Colvin and Arthur Hendricks injunction. John H Wolfe et al versus Christena Wolfe et al partition of real estate. John W Uessler versus Abraham Uessler unsoundness of mind. Alice Harbeson Daily versus Benjamin Smith et al quiet title. Corydon National Bank versus John Sanderwick et al renewal of judgment. William T Creech versus Louisville Cement Company damages for personal injuries.
David B Suddarth a longtime Crawford county resident and church Mason died at his English home on January 17 at age 82 4 months and 10 days He was born raised and buried in the county and was father to the late Jerry Suddarth Also Moores Hill College reported a revival led by Ek V Dawkins with notable conversions and calls to religious service among students as leaders including President King Dr Stockdale’s absence noted and local ministers praised for guiding the meetings
Mrs. Mary Freeman of Paint Lick Kentucky reports relief from severe womanly troubles after using Cardui a gentle herb remedy. She says it eased back and headache pain and encourages others not to fear the remedy. A group including Mrs. Tsaav Ww and James K Flora traveled to Louisville last Thursday.
An advertisement claims a constitutional case proves a home treatment for bedwetting and urine difficulties. Mrs Mo Surmers of Notre Dame offers instructions and a treatment plan via mail order, promising relief for children and adults with urinary issues.
Several residents are listed on sick lists including Mrs Pat Flanigan and Aunt Harriet Kessinger with a critical condition. Families visit relatives in Fish town Louisville Black Creek Locust Point and Corydon. Winders Winders misprint corrected. Frank Winders seeks township assessor. Various departures visits and family gatherings noted with multiple Voelker Hertling and Zollman names. Health generally good in the locality.
Notice to Bridgeport Posey township Harrison county citizens that Guy Shaffer will apply to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the February 1914 term to purchase the license of George Fainer to sell intoxicating liquors for on premises consumption in Bridgeport. The licensed premises are described as the northeast corner room of the two story building on Bridge street lot UW, with specific room dimensions and access points.
Notice that Joseph Yochem executors final account and vouchers for Mary Youbet deceased are presented in the February Term 1914 at Harrison Circuit Court. The party is invited to appear February forecast to examine and show cause why the account should not be approved and why distribution may proceed. Creditors and interested parties are admonished to attend at the same time and place.
For sale a six acre farm near Corydon described as a fine property. Inquiries invited at this office. Also Biank deeds and real estate and charter mortgages offered for sale by this office.
A 23 acre tract of land for sale near Corydon with no buildings but a nice site for a home. Located on the pike. Inquiries directed to this office.
A farmer selling a large 80 acre farm near Corydon Indiana offers a bargain price. The property lies two miles north of Corydon near two pikes, half a mile from Nevin railroad, with a bungalow style six room house, cellar, water in kitchen, and a grove of forest trees. About 45 acres are orchard grass pasture with no waste land. Contact Jo Taylor Corydon Ind KR 4.
A Tuesday night gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bryant celebrated their daughter Ida Bryant with games and music. Leslie Bryant provided the music while numerous friends and relatives attended, wishing many more happy times for Ida.
Mrs. Lida Dewey of Milwaukee praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children and adults noting quick relief from coughs and colds. The remedy is described as pleasant and safe for young children and is available from all dealers.
The Democratic candidates of Taylor Township are requested to meet at the home of Democratic Committeeman Frank Heimbaugh on Saturday February 14 1914. This notice is published at the request of Mr Heimbaugh.
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