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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
5
A collage of local items from Corydon includes measles among Lane sville children, a sale of a second hand bed and a fire safe, sightings of travelers from Louisville and Indianapolis, farm produce buys, and notices of public events such as the Glenwood Chautauqua and Sunday School reunion.
Corydon residents report frequent travel to Louisville Indianapolis and nearby towns. athletes hunt in woods during July finds many quail and squirrels shot. local officials announce political candidacy and job ads while religious events include baptisms and all day meetings. Roscoe Miller visits and may join the Louisville club as plans unfold.
Livery service Marshall and Devol advertise near Southbridge Corydon offering horse care and reliable rig calls. Notation mentions July 13 and a 38 weeks timeframe.
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young of Chicago defeated Z X Snyder principal of Colorado State Normal for President of the National Education Association in Boston last Thursday. She won by 617 to 876 votes and has spent many years in Chicago Schools rising from the bottom to the high post.
Thomas Kincade, a noted automobile driver from Fortville Indiana, was killed at Indianapolis speedway last Wednesday while testing a machine. He was last seen running at eighty mph before the car skidded sideways, crossed a ditch, demolished a fence, and wrecked the machine. Kincade, 23, died instantly with the body partly pinned under the wreck.
Questions answered in a mailed booklet from Dr. J.8 Leonhardt and company. Hem-Roid remedy offered at $1 per large bottle with guarantee, sold by L.5 Riely’s in Buffalo New York Station B mailing address listed.
The July session of the Board of Commissioners convened July 5 with 211 members present. Reports showed audit fees totaling 53.10 for the quarter ending June 31 and sheriff fees of 301.70. Clerk’s and recorder’s quarters yielded 352.70 and 378.10 respectively, with 44.68 tax refunds to the County Treasurer. An order allowed transferring funds to pay gravel road bond interest. Contracts awarded for asylum dry goods 13.57 and groceries 348.55. Bids to repair Mc Grain bridge due Aug 2. Road reports from Spencer Morgan Jackson free gravel roads presented. Views on Posey township road opened. Blue River township road favored for establishment.
Mr. Louis B. Riely the chemist and druggist endorses ZEMO as a highly effective treatment for eczema itching skin diseases dandruff pimples and all skin and scalp conditions. He notes its clean liquid form superior to greasy salves and its germ-killing action leaving the skin clear. Free sample bottles and a booklet are offered to callers, including guidance for home treatment.
The Bethesda Sunday School will hold its eighth annual celebration at Kingery's Grove, north of Elizabeth, one mile south of Bethesda Church, on Saturday August 6 1910. The event features several speakers, singing by local Sunday Schools, and refreshments. Everyone is invited to attend.
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