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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
10
The article reports Morrisop and Clark Counties lacking money for road repairs with others to follow. It advocates abolishing convict labor for baseball in favor of road work and notes a push to stop tuberculosis in prisons. Mentioned are funds, taxes, and political debates impacting public works and governance.
An advertisement promotes kidney pills as a cure for back pain and kidney distress. It states the pills aid fatigue, urge readers to try them, and cites a testimonial from Burton Leis of Corydon Indiana. Sold nationwide by Foster-Milburn Co. and local druggists with prices around 50 cents.
A fragmented notice describes a basket meeting at a chapel with unclear participants and multiple garbled lines. Names and dates are unreadable, but references to a pastor and community gathering appear amid the text.
The Board of Review reports corrected per share values for county bank and trust stock. First National Bank Corydon and other local banks are listed with revised figures. Sealed bids for moving School House No. 5 in Harrison Township are invited, due August 4, 1915 at 2 p.m.
The Hoosier Dairy Lunch on Pearl Street remains a popular eating place as Chautauqua sessions at Glenwood Park boost patrons from Corydon and Harrison. A public auction by Isaac A. Evans and John Wolfe will sell personal property, including livestock and farming gear, on Friday August 1 with nine month credits on larger sums.
A Sunday School celebration is planned for Saturday August 9 1913 in a grove half a mile southwest of New Middletown Ind The grounds offer two ponds for stock water ample shade and ample drinking water A note directs readers to the Democrat next week for details Vol Buicke and sons Crane Jyddw
If you suffer from bleeding itching or protruding piles this ad promises cure via the Howe Bay absorption method offering immediate relief and home treatment. Send your name to Mrs M Sturmers Box D Notre Date tod for details and additional information.
Photographer J. Friedley of this place showcases a striking street scene taken with his new cirkut camera. The image captures West High street toward the Constitution Elm and Maker street from the public square, extending to George Applegate's area. Viewers are invited to visit his studio to see the picture.
The firm offers to pay the going rate for wheat or store it at a HALE CENT per month per bushel with insurance at no cost. They urge sellers to bring their grain to the warehouse, led by Thomas and O'Connor.
Celebration set at Lahue's grove near Hursttown on July 24 invites all county Sunday schools and the public. Preachers are urged to attend and assist in the events throughout the day.
A large Sunday school celebration is planned for Crandall on Wednesday August 6 inviting all Sunday schools and the public. Further details and notice will be provided next week.
The annual report shows 9 miles of road two toll houses and quarries in Floyd county with capital stock of 51950. Receipts for year ending June 30 were 25950.68 and expenses totaled 2404.40 plus other items. Dividends 21950.50 balance 3306.04. Notice to policy holders about July 20 for Harrison County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance assessment due to recent losses. Pickup news from Geo A Keller Bantry North Dakota includes crop notes and subscription to the Democrat.
Commissioners of Harrison County Indiana invite sealed bids for the Frank L. Bith road improvement project in Washington township. Bids due by 2 p m. includes labor and materials with bond equal to double bid. bid must include noncollusion affidavit. board may reject any or all bids. completion time to be set after letting.
In Harrison Circuit Court September Term 1913 Alice Hedden sues Richard J Hedden for divorce. Non-resident defendant is necessary party. he must appear by September 8 1918 or default will be entered. Clerk Amos Lemmon seals the record.
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