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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1900
Page
1
The Desocrat laments the dilapidated Cedar Hill cemetery in the county seat. It questions whether the town board or residents are to blame for neglect and calls for action to restore fences gates and walkways and improve overall grounds.
A druggist offers Chamberlains of Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad proclaims it the most successful bowel remedy, pleasant safe and reliable and widely admitted to never fail.
Advertisement for dry split stove wood in stock at all times with price from $1 per cord. Contact GL F Hurst. Note dated Jan 27 1921.
The Christian church Bethany Assembly will meet in Brooklyn Ind from July 19 to August 13 with ministers and members attending from across the country. Sessions cover various church activities and current developments. Tickets were provided for coverage of the event.
Demosthenes C. Davis appears as a candidate for road supervisor in the district. Davis filled the post by appointment for about one year and is described as a popular farmer who uses the roads daily and understands local road needs. He is expected to be a strong ticket candidate with broad support.
The Democratic gathering in Kansas City endorses the 1896 Chicago platform and signals Bryan's acclamation for the presidency. A slate of candidates including Towne Hill Danforth Carter Harrison and others are expected to receive votes on the first ballot as the party outlines its doctrine. A neighbor’s infant recovery from cholera infantum with Chamberlain’s Colic Diarrhoea Remedy is cited in a testimonial from Mrs. Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio. Sold by E Crosier Druggist.
Marshal Long moves to clear streets brings first case against Alex Miller for placing a platform and ice box blocking a store front. Justice Hunter presided and Miller was found liable with a fine of five dollars plus costs.
Elizabeth. Miss Eva Bauer has been seriously ill, Mrs. Joe Pressler of New Albany was called here to the serious illness of her mother Adam Keistley of Louisville and Albert Shultz of Cincinnati, who have been guests of Arnold Bauer, have returned to their homes. Miss Lucia Bauer, after spending several weeks among friends at New Albany, will return home this week.
Prosecutor Fleshman attends the National Democratic convention in Kansas City. St. Peter's celebration set for the last Thursday in July at the usual place. Prof A M Brown elected principal of New Amsterdam schools on Monday. Blue River township commencement scheduled for July 7 at Hancock. Mrs S M Stockslager visiting Princeton Indiana.
The Indiana message ties Independence principles to today’s celebration and calls for faithful support as a partisan shift threatens republican ideals. It notes one hundred years since the Indiana Territory began and highlights local historic sites such as the Old State House and Constitutional Elm alongside early governors Harrison Posey and Jennings.
The message speaks of loyal hearts and abiding faith in divine guidance for nations, affirming that He who controls destinies will not neglect Indiana in celebration of a national day. It emphasizes reverence, unity, and confidence in a favorable future for the state.
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels from Philip Beanblossom to Daniel Lopp totaling 1180 acres with 25 dollars, buyers to John Engleman for 1900 dollars, Crandall to Arthur Martin 1983 four acres for 2750 dollars, Crandall to Catharine Fancher 3914 acres for 485 dollars, Gwartney Con to Thomas Reep 50 acres for 337 pounds, Hise to Palmyra Church lot 6 and part of lot 5 for 140 dollars, Lincoln to Hulgan see deed 330 dollars, Hulgan to Roby see deed 3250.5, Roby to Hobson see deed 300 dollars.
Mr and Mrs John Elbers of Louisville visited their father Theodore Elbers in Lanesville Sunday. George Walter of Jeffersonville attended A Rin ele s funeral and visited home folks. A M Eisert Sr plans a southern health trip likely to Mobile Alabama and New Orleans Louisiana hoping for benefit to his age and health.
The G A R encampment in Chicago runs August 26 to 31 inviting all patriotic Americans with families. It promises a stirring spectacle of veterans from the Civil War and Spanish American War along with commanders and the President. The Monon Route offers a rate of one cent per mile for travel. Inquiries directed to L C Horton, ticket agent.
Brief obituary noting Marion Guy Davis son of Jas C and Mary E Davis born April 28 1900 died July 2 1900 aged 9 weeks and 2 days. The verse speaks of a child rising to God and a family in Beatrice.
Frank Ott's large barn near Georgetown burned Saturday night with contents including thirty tons of hay farm implements machinery wagons and four horses. Total loss estimated at 2200 with little insurance.
Howard Bennett fronts a premier laundry operation acclaimed as among the best in the state and seeks to secure all local laundry business for his company.
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