Royal Baking Powder Promotes Fresh Home Baking
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as the best helper for home bakers enabling fresh cake muffins and tea biscuits with cleaner taste and economy. It claims ready-made foods from shops cannot compare and highlights Royal as the greatest bake-day aid from New York.
Corydon Democrat notes local politics and notices
Ex treasurer OConnor visits Laconia friends and remarks on Congress. A Floyd County primary is set for February 24 with a later congressional convention and calls for four strong Democrat candidates for County Surveyor. Local ads push storm front sales and farm equipment while church meetings at Corydon attract praise for Allen Stepro. Harrison County has had no County Surveyor for months amid surveying for free gravel roads.
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Floyd County
Corydon Republican
Crawford County
Harrison County
Rhodes
Addie Davis
Harry Markwell
Floyd Circuit Court
Miss Davis
Stotsenburg & Weathers
G. B. McIntyre
Breeden and Roose
Corydon
Charles D. Kelso
M. W. Funk
Markwell
N. A. Ledger
Letter Requesting Democratic Mail Delivery to Lead City
A dated note from 1966 mentions Joe Orry and Serra Darker referencing addresses in Lead City, South Dakota, asking for the Democrat be sent to James F. Smmmmers and George F. Armold. The writer complains about coffee and notes fine weather with snow for sleighs, inviting a friend.
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Tantuay
James F. Smmmers
Lead City
South Dakota
George F. Armold
Evan B Stotsenburg for Joint Senator Nomination
Evan B. Stotsenburg of New Albany Indiana is named as Democratic Convention candidate for Joint Senator representing Harrison and Floyd counties. A senior partner in Stotsenburg Weathers Breed en, aged forty, with twenty years of practice and service as Floyd county representative in 1895. He is praised as an able, honest and upright leader worthy of suffrage.
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Evan B. Stosenburg
New Albany
Indiana
Harrison
Floyd
Stotsenburg, Weathers & Breeden
Harrison County
Senate
Floyd County
William O Bannon killed by Louisville train crossing
William O Bannon was run down and killed by the L and N train at Brook and A streets Louisville Kentucky last Thursday morning the 25th inst He worked in L and N shops and fell while crossing the track his body cut in two Remains were brought to Rehoboth and buried there He was 57 and previously lived in Posey township New Albany and Reible hotel in that city He leaves a wife three children and Rolla his son who witnessed the death He was brother to Benjamin and half brother to Jacob Lew and Ford O Bannon and Mrs John Davis a Corydon teacher
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William O'Bannon
Brook
Louisville
Rehoboth
New Albany
Reible
Benjamin O'Bannon
Posey Township
Jacob A
Lew M
Ford O’bannon
John Davis
Corydon
Rolla
Gentle guidance to Democratic nominees for a clean canvass
The message urges candidates to avoid criticizing opponents and to refrain from unfulfillable promises. It stresses honest spending, separate campaigns, and an upright race. If nominated, the nominee should fear no regret or need for repair, with victory likened to the inevitability of night following day.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves Essential for Wounds
A Springfield household testimonial from Mrs. Grant Shy of 1180 Reynolds St. praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the absolute necessity of housekeeping for cuts, wounds, burns, sores, and skin eruptions. L. A. Kiely & Son druggist guarantees the product and sells it for 2 cents.
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Grant Shy
E. Reynolds St
Springfield
L. A. Kiely & Son
Circuit Court Allowances for November Term Listed
A list of Circuit Court allowances for the November term is provided, detailing beneficiaries and amounts in the official schedule. The notice includes names and payment figures, identifying the court session and grant recipients.
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Circuit Court
Pasture Quality Boosts Hogs and Health
Discussion on the benefits of good pasture for hogs, detailing how pasture strengthens frame and digestive capacity, enabling efficient conversion of corn to pork and reducing waste. Notes the contrast with penned hogs and urges extensive pasture for better pork production efficiency.
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