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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
6
A list of the Commission ers Court allowances for the January term of 1906. The record notes small stipends and expenses approved by the court as part of official duties.
The Democrat is a welcome visitor in this community. Protracted meeting began at Black's Chapel last week. Geo Kusler and Frank Gordon travelled to the Falls Cities recently. John Foster will move to Kentucky this week. Mayme Smith of Cook Creek visits Geo Roudenbush and family. Aunt Peggie Payton is very low with lagrippe and old age. Loyd Johnson works for Mrs Deatrick. Aunt Bettie Kirkham is some bitter, Mrs MccPhilips has rheumatism.
Sugar Tree Grove reports visiting relatives by Jesse Phrimauer from Oklahoma. Sam Manek injures hand on hay bailer last week. Dixie to Corydon telephone line completed. Porter Binkley of Fredericksburg visiting mother Mrs Cunningham. Mrs John Windle Jr dangerously ill with heart trouble. Mrs Levi Hickman and daughter of Corydon visit sick sister Mrs Haas. John Groft buys new saw mill and will be ready to saw soon. Grandma Hubbard improves from illness.
In Flatwoods, E R Miss Maggie Richert spent days visiting her brother Henry Richert of New Albany. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Edgar Nance. Mrs Henry Kraft, recovering from lagrippe, shows improvement.
A vintage advert promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a refund if it fails. The box bears Ki. W. Grove's signature and the price is 25 cents, dated January 10 of an unspecified year.
Anna Smith born in the Shenandoah Valley on November 16 1825 died January 14 1906 widow of Samuel Smith and mother of 16 children 52 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren She was a devoted wife mother and Christian praised for generosity to the needy and orphans Her long illness cancer ended with a life well lived and fully prepared for the afterlife.
Southern Railway inaugurates free reclining chair car service between Louisville and Evansville on fast trains leaving Louisville at 7 30 P M and 5 00 P M daily running solid to Evansville. Line also runs free reclining chair cars on night trains from Lexington and Danville to St Louis and through Pullman Sleeper from Danville to St Louis. Jan 31 190? Young people learn telegraphy six months course at Dodge's Institute Valparaiso Indiana tuition and board 91 Catalogue free Read rules governing Democratic primary observe ballot changes Mike Kennedy Blue River township to Arkansas early convention Miss Margie Radcliffe Blue River township ill of appendicitis Primaries February 10 Official signature included.
A call to vote for the strongest, most independent Democrats in the upcoming primary. The ad praises honesty and ring-free candidates while endorsing DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a liver remedy and complexion aid sold by all druggists.
Financial report for Washington town in Barrison county Indiana. Details showings recent expenditures for the year with apportionments and overdraft notes. Entries include county treasurer June and December apportionments with varied figures such as 365 99 96 76 150 4 00 246 105 11 5 312 00.
A formal notice listing lots and lands returned delinquent for non payment of taxes in Harrison County Indiana for the year 1904 and prior years. The compilation names property holdings and owners subject to seizure or sale for overdue taxes.
Harrison county Indiana auditors certify a delinquent lands list returned by trustees J. O. Green and S. T. Briscoe for the year 1904 and prior. Franks E Watson auditor announces public auction at Corydon court house on the second Monday in February 1906 to sell lands and town lots to settle taxes and charges.
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