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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
4
The notice lists circulation 3012, office in Corydon Indiana, and proprietor details. It outlines subscription rates for one year and six months, advertising rates including display readers, and charging terms per line with possible abatement for obits and other notices as applicable.
In Harrison County Indiana a fox family led by a sly mother was disturbed while her den was opened. The mother cried for her seven young as hunters captured the kits and kept them in a cage fed on sparrows and squirrels then later planned to profit from the foxes with advertising and a local Norfolk lodge.
The obituary notes the death of Phaoda McRae aged fifty four years and eight days after May 2. She owned property with Edward P Cooper and left daughters Daeoth and other kin. Services were held and burial at Sharon Cemetery with Rev. Cunningleam presiding. Local notices urge condolences and prayers.
An Omaha Neb man writes that farmers in the North West favor reciprocity with Canada while opponents claim free trade harms local wheat prices. He notes differing views among lumber interests and describes a canny view of self interest, urging practical trade gains amid broader farm concerns.
Rev L C Marr Chaplain of the Indiana Reformatory spoke at Wesley Chapel ME last Sunday. He argued illiteracy divorces and early marriages push youths to the reform school and described trades training and preparation given to inmates. He cited that about 75 percent of recent graduates have "made good" and became useful citizens.
Norman Cooper died at his home in New Albany after a long illness of tuberculosis. He was born in Glendale, Kentucky on April 1, 1882 and was connected with local churches and fraternal groups. The obituary notes survivors, funeral details, and burial at Fairview cemetery, with additional notices on Flag Day observances and Christopher Tiefmberger’s death, a photographer long known in the area.
A historical advertisement promotes Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid tablets as a permanent cure for piles caused by bad lower bowel circulation. Sold for a dollar and guaranteed by L S Riley and druggists everywhere. Dr Leonhardt Co Station 1 Galtale NY. Props Write for booklet.
Valley City reports a dangerously ill child of Mr and Mrs Ben Shickles. Henry Reed of Louisville visits his sister Mrs Malinda Hall. Jesse Brouce of Mauckport calls. Sunday Mrs Minnie Taylor and son Tommy of Corydon visited Mrs Alva Taylor. Alva Pindell attended Green Ruby birthday dinner near Central. Mr and Mrs William Watson visited Lud Beanbiossoan rear Mauckport Sunday. Jesse son of Mr and Mrs Tenry Ripperdan broke his collar bone after a porch fall. Fleshman and son Herman of Corydon came to visit farm, Lee Shireman family noted.
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