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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1909
Page
5
The note announces a camp meeting at Ramsey starting July 23 and running for ten days. It lists local references and nearby residents connected to this event or its promotion.
The article blends home gardening advice with local business notes. It recommends solid plant spacing, avoiding land rollers, training peas to climb fences, and balancing garden layouts with corn as a top line. It also mentions separating garden and poultry lots and praises a two color chicken trend. News also covers W J Miles of Middletown seeking a New Albany steel plant site with 300 000 dollars backing, plus seed potato and bean offerings from W H Bullett & Son.
Lost A box containing six pairs of hole proof socks wrapped in blue paper. Finder please return to this office Corydon Republican. Also a joke about an editor with six pairs of socks. Crawford Co Democrat. Advertisement for Allen's Foot Ease powder for feet in hot weather foot care. All druggists 25 cents. Don’t accept substitutes.
Advertisement lists a 195 acre farm with 40 acres under timber 8 miles from Brandenburg and 23 miles from Paynesville. Mentions good outbuildings useful cultivation state and invites inquiries for particulars. Also notes sales from W H Bullett & Sons and local trustee office days and rental housing in Corydon. Includes wood and ice offerings and buggy options.
Delayed at New Salisbury Mrs Arthur McCoy rests sick. Miss Ella Wolfe visited her parents. George Crawford and family saw Marquis McCoy. Moustie of Hancock Chapel visited daughter Mrs Allandike. Latter Day Saints meet biweekly and Rev Sei bert alternates weeks. Mrs Nina Combs stayed with Ashworth visited sister Minta Combs and Mrs Gerda Byrne. Sunday school at Mott with Roy Quebbeman superintendent. Mrs Roy Quebbeman with Lydia Gibson attended German Reform church and visited Mrs Qs mother Mrs George Woertz. Andrew Wright and wife and Charles Wright of New Albany and Mr and Mrs John Heilig of Greenbrier visited Mrs Nancy Wright who fractured her left arm. Mrs Wood Hern improved. Miss Ella Gibson returned from four months at Monroe La. Sunny South praised. expects return in September.
Elizabeth Stoll died at her Corydon area home on June 20 1909 after a period of diabetes. Funeral services were led by Rev H A Barton at Pleasant Ridge church and interment followed. Surviving are six children and four siblings. thirteen children born, seven preceded in death. she was born February 12 1845 and was 64 years 8 months 5 days old.
Samven Boyer of Folsom Iowa says after twelve years of stomach trouble and $500 in medicines his wife found relief with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets. He notes the tablets did more good than prior treatments and says Louis S. Riley sells them with free samples.
84 year old mining man seeks wife 18 to 30, fair, sensible, any widow welcome. Confidential correspondence. Also notices for eye specialist Dr J A Hottell in Corydon, Beanblossom store address, 100 Shropshire and Scotch Wool sheep for sale, various sodas at Brown's Bakery, Saving and Loan offers 5 percent interest, and coal orders by tr Deutsch & Wright.
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