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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
5
The notice explains a duplicate stamp system for purchases. Shoppers keep small stamps indicating purchase amounts and redeem them for premiums without raising product prices. It claims premiums do not affect prices and asserts the store offers better goods at smaller margins and will meet or beat legitimate competitors' prices.
The ad promotes saving money through small profits and quick returns. It touts a store built on turning over every dollar, with goods and prices clearly marked in plain figures to attract cost-conscious shoppers.
A crowded local ad page features sales at J. H. Dismore and Denbo & Kepner with furniture and laundry services from Sherman & Stern. W. H. Bullett & Son and C. M. Miller promote groceries, soaps, and pantry items while updates note visits from Ed G. Glover and Charlotte society happenings in Corydon and nearby towns.
The Morgan township commencement will be held in Central Barren at the German M E church on June 16. A full stock of buggies and surveys is available from W A Bulleit & Son to fit quality, style, and price. John F Stoner of Dixie is improving at the University Dispensary Louisville. Furniture and household goods offered by Denbo & Kepner.
Ed Mitchel was in Louisville on business. Mrs S R Jones plans a business trip to Louisville tomorrow. County Assessor Habermen appointed Sam Vogt deputy assessor yesterday. Elder and Mrs S R Grubb arrive Friday from Clarence NY to settle on South Market street. A Brandenburg Ky boy drowned in the Ohio River recently while swimming with friends.
Eight pages of local news cover community events, crime notes, school updates, weather, and upcoming meetings. It highlights editorials, sports briefs, crime summaries, and civic notices, reflecting a bustling town day with multiple short items.
John Pipes to Sarah J. Fowler and George A. LaDuke to Ermie M. Wilson receive marriage licenses in the latest public notices.
Corydon base ball club lost to West Point 10 to 5 on West Point grounds last Sunday. Batteries Bott Wilson Winkler and Patterson Funk Schane. Umpire decisions cited as unfair affecting final score.
Mrs Jane Haun wife of Joseph Haun of Hill Grove died June 1 from typhoid fever aged about 50. Her maiden name Haas. She was described as an excellent woman. The funeral was held yesterday from Fairview church and burial followed in the nearby cemetery.
The Board of Review in session to adjust grievances from the township Assessor. Members include County Assessor Habermel as president, Auditor Hess, Clerk, Treasurer O Conner, A J Sappenfield and Henry Stewart. Those unsatisfied with assessments may submit their matter to the board.
Advertises Grova product with a plain formula listing Tron and Quinine as ingredients. Claims no cure and no pay with pricing 50c and mentions febli-ly in a tasteless form.
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