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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1912
Page
5
Residents and visitors reported in Corydon Indiana with notes on travel to Louisville Falls City and New Albany. Mentions include auctions, sales near Elizabeth and New Amsterdam, farm equipment needs, calf meal and Suerene feed, medical and household product ads, and local carlisle business remarks.
Short local notices report an industrious man sought to lease 80 acres of irrigated Colorado land with a request to leave an address. Other items include local visitors, a turkey purchase, auctioneer dates, medical remedies, and notes on Floyd County real estate activity and horse disease impact.
Conrad H. Lottich to sell personal property at public auction at his residence two and one half miles north of New Middletown on Thursday February 1 1912. Also notes on local business upgrades and family news from Cincinnati and Corydon areas.
The report shows C. HH. Ginkins collected 435.05 and salary 300 in the quarter ending December. He paid 94.55 into the County Treasury and faces recording fee rules and a potential 30 percent excess compensation if fees exceed salary, with county officers required to turn all collections into the treasury.
Edna Rutherford of Douglasville recalls a rain accident five years ago leading to chills and fevers. After four doctors and failed remedies, she tried Cardui and reports feeling better than in many months. Cardui is promoted as a remedy with fifty years of success.
Corydon High School Alumnal Association members will meet after prayer meeting in the Sunday School room of the Methodist Church on Wednesday night January 31 to elect officers and conduct other business. All members urged to attend. Thomas J. Wilson, President.
Walther's public sale of personal property at her residence in South Franklin township one mile south of Walther's school house scheduled Monday February 26 1912. Sale begins at Woelock a.m. Free lunch at noon. Auctioneers Win Jones. Also advertise bran and middlings at the Elevator.
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