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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
3
A sermon on the Bible tale from Kings uses a harvest scene to urge careful parenting. It warns against exposing children to harm and excess, advises protecting intellect and morals, and extols a mother’s gentle, enduring care as essential to a child’s well being.
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburg Pennsylvania writes she suffered four weeks with typhoid and kidney trouble before recovering with Electric Bitters. She credits the remedy with restoring health and strength allowing her to walk straight again. Sold by L A Riely and Son drug store for 50 cents.
A brief public legal notice states attorney H A Richard will devote time to client matters and can arrange assistance for trials on reasonable terms. The text references rooms over The Hub store and signals readiness to handle varied legal causes.
RS Kirkham relocates his law office to a building opposite the Democrat office. All legal business promptly attended to with Notary Public in office.
The text outlines penalties for shooting more than twenty four quail in a season with fines ten dollars per excess bird. It bans sale of quail with ten dollar per bird fines and sets squirrel hunting restrictions including a ten dollar per offense fine. Road supervisors are authorized to arrest violators and receive a five dollar fee. A closed season runs October first to November twentieth. A license with photo is required for those hunting quail between November tenth and January first, and for squirrels August first to January first.
Miss Nettie Gettelfinger returns from Dubois county and Claud Vausha visits family in New Albany. Will Vausha near Nevin and John Limbert near Moberly visit relatives. Mrs. Rose Haas and Mrs. Mary Conrad visit others in Louisville New Albany and nearby. Dav R Davis and Ed Simon travel to Mauckport Valley City and are caught in a big storm.
An old advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a cough and cold cure. It claims the syrup acts on the bowels to expel the cold, strengthens lungs throat and chest, contains no opiates, and suits young or old. Sold by all druggists.
A Chicago and North-Western Railway booklet showcases the Pacific Northwest’s scenery and resources, with enticing Lewis and Clark Exposition rates and guided tours from Chicago. Requests for the brochure require 4 cents in stamps to W. R. Knisken, P. T. M. Address provided. Also notes 100 acres of land for sale south of Corydon, near a pike.
Olga Brady daughter of Mrs Lou Brady died at home in New Albany May 25 aged 13 after months of lung trouble. She leaves a mother and relatives. father had predeceased her. Remains laid to rest in Mauckport cemetery. The verses express faith and farewell as Olga rests with God Good night and sleep well Olga Davis Maymir Bartley
Crandall community gossip reports Nettie Woertz and Charles Anderson enjoying smiles at a social. Y P C U at Zoar thrives with Ed Yenowine as president. Mr John Anderson and family visited Mr Jacob Roudenbush while Ben Reynolds and sister Ruth from Kansas City stay with James Crosby. Pink Brown and sister Lillie traveled to New Albany and Louisville for a prolonged visit.
The list records subscribers and paid subscriptions to TH Democrat since the last report. Names include J. W. Fowler Corydon Harvey Faith Mauckport R. L. Housel Bucklin Kan David M. Kintner Corydon Jacob F. Hottell Corydon W. E. Love Glidas G. W. Armstrong Delmer Ja Charles Gleitz Corydon W. Albin Steen Minn Edward Briscoe Depauw C. W. Rhodes Elizabeth Philip C. Miller Lanesville Mrs Wm Feller McLean Ill Dr J W Arnold Shideler Ind Mrs Lovie Lemmon Waco Neb Thos L Barry Detroit Mich.
James B. Brewster and Frank M. Wauson advertise abstracting services for Harrison county real estate. They claim to provide complete government title records up to the present, covering all properties in the county.
Public auction to liquidate George H. Gleitz estate on July 20 1905 at the late residence. Items include horses cattle hogs farm implements and household goods. Sale starts at 9 am with usual terms. Louis P. Guritz administrator and R F. Davis auctioneer. Mrs Julia L Hood of Texas visiting her uncle Dr L L Neely.
The New York Globe notes the J. Walter Thompson Company has outgrown its Times Building quarters and moved to a larger 13,000 square foot space on a single floor at Twenty third Street and Fourth Avenue. Growth signals business success and requires superior qualifications and equipment.
Transfers include John A. Kelley to Wm F Kelley for 15 acres valued at unknown, Harriet Peller to Ida May Didelott for a Corydon lot at 30 dollars, Fred Zabel to John and Henry Zabel for about 100 acres at 1000 dollars, and other parcels from 55 to 150 square rods. Details cover multiple buyers sellers and values including 80 acres and 120 acres deals, and church land to Elizabeth Creech for 190 dollars.
Poignant obituary tribute from daughters mourning Mrs. Kinzer who died and rests in heaven. The verses implore faith in God, recalling her pious life and acceptance of divine will. The text ends with a personal sign off from her daughters Nunn and Kk.
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