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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
4
The Corydon Democrat weekly publication details circulation and ownership noting Lew M O Bannon proprietor and post office entry. An index card style rate and subscription section appears with varying prices and months listed, reflecting 19th century advertising formats.
Advertising notice outlines rates for ads at 10 cents per insertion and 5 cents per four lines. Special standing ad rate available for periods longer than three months with terms to be announced.
The notice states a special charge policy for church events with an admission rate varying by line usage. A storage fee of 24 cents per line is applied for lines, with a 5 charge per line for lines over 20. Payment accepted in money or stamps. six words counted per line.
A Corydon Republican editorial attacks Congressman Cox for voting to admit lumber from Canada duty free, claiming it harms American farmers and workers. The piece notes other Indiana Republicans and Beveridge also supported free lumber, and warns of political consequences for party unity and tariffs.
A promotional note invites readers to subscribe to The Democrat newspaper to receive continuous news coverage and updates. The message emphasizes staying informed through regular delivery.
Fred D Warren editor of the Appeal to Reason faces trial after offering a $1000 reward to return a fugitive. The piece argues government officials seek to curb press liberty and notes Beveridge’s tariff vote amid Republican criticism.
J. L. Lowe of Louisville passed through Corydon last Friday on his way to New Amsterdam to visit relatives. While there he prepaid one year in advance for The Democrat. He returned home Monday with his wife, who had been visiting Amsterdam for two weeks.
Advertises sure running Deering Pure Sisal binder twine from W H Bullett and Sons for harvest use. Mentions even running quality and prompts readers to send orders for the product.
A Washington dispatch notes Indiana Senator Beveridge and other Republicans voting with Democrats on a tariff bill amendment. The piece questions how Indiana Republicans will respond to Beveridge’s alignment with Democrats on lower tariff rates for common necessities.
A reflective poem honors fallen soldiers and the nation’s Red White and Blue. It laments war’s toll, recalls battles from the past, and urges remembrance and tribute to those who paid the ultimate price. The piece ends with a call to cherish living veterans while they remain.
Corydon residents urge Doan's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy. William A. Bean of Corydon says the pills cured kidney trouble after other remedies failed and endorses their use. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent. Remember the name Dean's.
Delayed report notes Joseph Diddelot Sr. was very ill last week. A party at Mrs. Dora Wilker’s son in Kentucky on May 17 marked Clarence Wilkerson’s birthday. Miss Madna Bowman visits Miss Verna Kinzer at Reho. Jacob Hellman markets local strawberries. Mrs. S. A. Farnsey visits daughter Mrs. Carter at this price. Dr. Weaver removes a tumor from Mrs. Villier’s shoulder. A social evening follows a minor music gathering at Philip Bob Williams’ place. French Creek ball team defeats their opponent 16 to 1 at May 25 game in Bridgeport.
The commissioner under Harrison Circuit Court will offer for sale on Monday June 7 1909 at 2 PM in Posey Township Harrison County Indiana the part of the east half of the northwest quarter and related parcels totaling about 57 34 acres. Bidder must pay one third cash at sale with two deferred payments secured by mortgage. buildings to be insured. Commissioner SaMP Vogt signs the notice.
Coroner Henry H. Wisk of Harrison County Indiana reports a body found in the Ohio River near James McRae farm in Taylor township identified as Clarence Robinson of Kentucky. Death ruled accidental drowning on April 2 1909 with Robinson about 38 years old 4 feet 11 inches tall 120 pounds light hair blue eyes in working clothes carrying valuables.
Mrs Lillian Blike returns from Maaskport visits Miss Hallie Matthews sails to Valparaiso for school Dr Reader attends State Board of Health meeting in Indianapolis Mrs Hugh V Mriedley and daughter back after a week with relatives Raaf preaches temperance sermon at M E E church Strawberries ripening growers optimistic Miss Istella Ixendie returns from Wolf Creek Ky nursing typhoid fever Billie steamer owned by Harvey Kendle under repair will be ready by June 1 Mrs Ed Montgomery returns to Brandenbure after stay at Corydon and visit with George Montgomery’s family
The Farmers Savings Trust Co announces appointment of administrator with the will annexed for the estate of Dane Meurinbd, deceased, of Harrison County Indiana. The estate is solvent and the appointment is issued by 263 W E Cook, Secretary.
Farmers and mechanics are advised that Chamberlain's Liniment can heal cuts and bruises in about one third the usual time. It also eases sprains sore muscles and rheumatic pains with no risk of blood poisoning if applied early. Sold by Louis S. Riley Jr.
A distressing nursing ailment in infants prompts use of Chamberlains Salve for relief. Apply promptly after nursing and wipe away before the next feeding. The salve is endorsed by nurses and sold by Louis S. Riely.
Property listing for a house and one acre of land located south of Corydon on the Laconia pike. Includes dwelling, stable, shop, and smokehouse. Also selling a five horsepower gas engine. Contact 1193 Morris Fleshman Corydon Ind.
Washington Township trustee Richard Cunningham fixes Monday as weekly office day for public business. Citizens are urged to call on that day. Dr. Daniels Veterinary Medicines for home treatment of horses and cattle available from F. O. Jordan at 263.
Spencer Township announces fixed weekly office day on Wednesdays for all business with Trustee Andrew Stierstetter. Call on that day for matters concerning Spencer township affairs.
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