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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
5
A collage of notices includes Pitman sale details for July 28 with stock hogs and farm implements, various kitchen and household goods from Retta Brown Novelty Store, farm and nursery items from Sunshine Nurseries, and multiple short updates on residents, visitors, and legal business in Corydon and surrounding townships.
Uncle Sam plans nationwide examinations for Departmental Clerks Postal Clerks Letter Carriers Bookkeepers Stenographers Internal Revenue Clerks and other government jobs. Thousands of appointments expected with pleasant work and life positions. Ages 15 and up can write for free info to Bureau of Recruitment 192 Hamlin Building Rochester New York.
Frank Dowdle returns to New Albany last week. Angie Conrad visits her aunt Mrs. Lorena Emily. Wheat in the community damaged by rain. James Conrad names infant son Harry James. Alice Trencin of Corydon Junction visits brothers David and Wilford Emily. Frances Reeves returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs George Dowdle and family, joined by cousin Lilly Dowdle who will visit.
Neely Curts of near New Middle town visited his uncle John Feller last week. A birthday dinner was held at Jacob Peper’s Sunday July 17. Heavy rains damaged crops and wheat. A basket meeting is set for Mt Solomon Lutheran church Scott township Sunday August 14. Communion service in the forenoon with Rev liner Boyer of Lafayette Ind preaching and Rev Martin Luther Peter confessional sermon. Rev M L Peter to be installed. The day’s offerings benefit Porto Rico and India missions.
Mr and Mrs Ben S Bailey of Boone township report poultry thefts ending with a glass nest egg found in a five and a half foot cow snake killed three days after the theft. The case hinges on circumstantial evidence pointing to the snake as the egg thief. The notice ends with an advertisement for Columbia Dry Batteries and free testing service from lvrsr How Co.
Farmer James Smivil offers 216 acres on Pike one mile south of Corydon to sell all or in two parts. Property includes abundant fruit, ample water, about 60 acres of timber, and two good houses. Sale ends before August 15. prompt offers encouraged.
Realty ad offering 80 acres three miles southeast of Crandall featuring a six room house a six foot barn three poultry houses and water supply. Bargain price for quick sale. Also advertises Corydon Savings and Loan 6 percent shares with paid up or installment options.
Two story house with nine rooms in Corydon. Good condition on a large lot. Inquiries at this office. Can furnish nursery stock from a strawberry plant up. Joe T. McClarun. G4
An advertisement touts Orange Blossom Suppositories as a cure for inflammation congestion and womb disorders including prolapse and cancers in early stages. It claims safety ease of use and worldwide testimonials with a price of one dollar and a free sample offer. Also notes oil stoves by George Wahl with ovens for baking bread pies and cakes.
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