Farmers urge federal aid for state road building
A Tennessee congressman’s proposed bill to fund state road construction is urged by farmers who argue for internal improvements and toll free routes to link county seats with major cities. They claim such projects would create work at home, boost commerce, and stabilize hard times with better money distribution.
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Local Notes And Social Roundup At Corydon Junction
Ramsey. C. Po BYE intended for last week. Harry Welker was at home Sunday. Noah Martin visited home folks Sunday. Than and Win. Taylor visiting friends here. Miss Annie Fellmy staying at Crayden’s. Mr. Nustin the band teacher returned last Saturday. George Scul started threshing last Friday. Miss Mima Hiser visited relatives at Corydon Junction Sunday. Rev. J. A. Stewart visited members here last week. J. HR. White and James Carter shipped a car load of hogs last week. Will Denlon of New Albany visited friends here last week. Band boys were at Hardinsburg Sunday and report a good time. Mel, James Carter and children visiting her mother at Hardinsburg this week. Dr. M. Jones had charge of the depot Sunday in Krausgrille’s absence. Oscar Davis, who went to Illinois last spring, has work on the Big Four Railroad. Mrs. Schoonover and daughter Grace of Georgetown visited relatives here Sunday. Joe Beal, married at Georgetown recently, moved into the Hiser property. Several attended Epworth League convention at Milltown. Lizzie Seacat and Maud Davis were delegates from this place. Company buys d. s. Mereiman Mill stock. firm renamed to J. L. Pitman. all debts to former company must be settled at once. july Low i. LL, Piraan.
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Corydon Junction
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Will Denlon
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Mauck Sawmill Sold and Local News From Sugar Tree Grove
Charles Mauck sold his sawmill to James Watson. An infant of Cy Mauck’s was buried at Heidelburg on Wednesday. Joe Mauck of Nehawka, Nebraska, at his father Geo Mauck’s bedside, who is dangerously ill. Straud Toler bought the store at Tris from Thomas Watson. Best wishes to Straud on his new venture.
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Invisible Light and Stage History Highlights
An article explains that light is invisible until it strikes the retina and describes simple demonstrations using dust and a beam. It then notes the rise of women on the English stage, referencing Queen Mary and Kynaston, with Pepys later comments, followed by a local Sunday school celebration near Corydon with music talks and an ice cream supper.
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DeWitts Little Early Risers Promise Gentle Cure
An advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers pills as non irritating and effective for constipation biliousness and liver troubles. It claims the product gently arouses secretions and strengthens stomach liver and bowels without griping. The Bank of Corydon is noted as not charging to cash pension or other checks.
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Thousands Suffer Kidney Trouble Unknowingly Says Ad
Advert says many suffer kidney trouble without knowing it and explains a simple test with glass of water. It touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver bladder and related pain and urges readers to obtain samples by mail from Binghamton New York with free book.
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Wanny the miner camp squaw poetically defiant heroine
The tale follows Wanny an Indigenous girl in a miners camp labeled as a scapegoat who gains wary protection from Jim Burns after a clash with a rival Indian. Her defiance earns respect, then tragedy as a night assault ends with Jim avenging her death by executing the attacker.
Noted W. P. Cole Buggies Sold By Local Partners
Capt. F. M. Bartley and Levi Hickman form a partnership to handle W. P. Cole buggies. The stock is unmatched in the market and prices are set extremely low. Seek first class buggies at reasonable prices on South Market Street near Poplar. aprld-tf
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Levi Hickman
W. P. Cole
South Market Street
Poplar
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