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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1914
Page
9
July 22 1914 supplement of the Corydon Democrat carries local notices and brief updates from the community. Classified items, public notices, and short notices fill the page with regional business and civic references.
Indiana gossip notes Rep Mark Storen of Scottsburg named United States Marshal for the district. Democrats cheer his appointment while Republicans echo long quarrels over the selection. The piece also recalls past appointments and local social tidbits from Corydon to Clayton and Fairmont Nebraska.
Florence Poster returned from New Albany last Monday. Warren Miller and John Singleton, tied to Spracue, are at home. LeSoe Sherman came back from Danville where she was attending school. Thelma Shireman visited relatives in New Albany and is home. Various families report trips to Louisville, Leavenworth, Marion, Denver and Kansas, with lectures, school readings, and nursing training noted.
T. A. Atkins, liveryman, buys a new Ford for his Corydon business. It is the first automobile used in the local livery trade. The item also notes community updates, travels, farm news, and local notices from Corydon and Harrison County.
John Sample, Louisville tenor, receives acclaim in Milan and Arena Lake Maggiore performances. Ricordi invites him to sing Othello parts in Italy with potential for further engagements. Miss Fanny Cole also praised for Faust engagement near Genoa, plans autumn return to America and Corydon concert.
Sufferers of rheumatism kidney disorders and uric acid excess are urged to request a free trial of CHRONICURE a blood cleansing tonic claimed to conquer rheumatism and relieve weakness. The ad promises a large free package to Mrs M Suny Mers at 131 E Washington Ave Sou Beno and notes local anecdotes about residents James Saffer Will Hoke and Michael Saffer reporting injuries and travel from Elizabeth county to Illinois.
Thoroughbred stallion Theo docia sired by Theodocious. Dam Eva traces to Kentucky Puler Sr. 1979. Also offering four head of two and three year old colts. Contact Curry L Miller at 25 tf.
Seed rye offered at 70 cents per bushel by JT for purchase within ten to fifteen days. Contact Jacob F. Friedley of Laconia Indiana via Eureka phone.
Store for Nothing. The Elevator stores your wheat for nothing and charges you one-half cent a bushel for insuring it we don't grind it and if it burns you get paid for it. Thomas and Hickman.
Esighty acre farm two miles from Corydon on the pike with a good new house and barn in good condition. Owner eager to sell at a bargain and directs inquiries to the Republican office. Herman Lessel, listing his auctioneering services by mail at Bradford and by phone via Palmyra Exchange.
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