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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
4
Notice lists pricing rules for church socials and entertainments with admissions charged. Obituary notice details and line charge rates apply with six words per line and payment by money or stamps.
The Courier Journal notes Republican leaders and candidates debate strategy, urging primary elections or a joint debate at the Fair Ground to mobilize supporters. Beveridge is highlighted as a key state figure while internal party tensions surface over campaign tactics and timing.
A political column questions Republican leaders in the county and their plans for a convention at the Fair Grounds in August. It notes the bill for a federal inquiry into executive departments, praises Beveridge and criticizes the Payne Aldrich tariff, and points to debates between Beveridge and Watson as likely to mobilize voters amid prosperity amid tariff controversy.
Representative William A. Cullop of Vincennes assails the Payne Aldrich law on the House floor. He argues the tariff favors the rich with higher duties on goods used by the poor, laborers, and modest households, citing examples from diamonds to blankets and gloves to carpets.
Low Railroad Rates For Aviation Meeting in Louisville attract Kentuckians for June 19 18 when famed birdmen fly planes under The Louisville Times. Reduced rail rates apply across Kentucky and Southern Indiana for the event.
An ad notes a product that draws pain and inflammation from bee stings and insect bites. It soothes and eases itching from mosquito bites. Bottles priced at 25¢ 85¢ and 50e with a 15-4w code.
Save a dollar or more by taking out shares in the Savings and Loan Association and cultivate the saving habit. If you want the nearest light running wagon on the market buy the Weber from V II Bulleit & Sons.
Mordecai Goss died at his home near Palmyra early Thursday after a period of feeble health and heart trouble. He leaves a widow, five sons George Frank Charles Andrew Coy and two daughters Mrs John Pankey and Mrs Wm Brockman, all in the county. Funeral services were held Saturday at Hancock's Chapel with Rev Edalmeir of the German Reformed church officiating.
A 65 acre farm two miles from Milltown on a public road with a five room house and barn. a 7 acre farm one quarter mile from town with a six room house, good outbuildings and 85 bearing fruit trees. a 4 acre farm with a four room house. a Milltown house and vacant lot. Prices and terms on request.
Mrs Kittie Lemmel wife of Michael Lemmel died at her home near New Middletown on Sunday June 5 after a long illness. Pneumonia was the immediate cause. She was about fifty. Survived by husband two brothers Samuel and Benj Lasley and sister Mrs Martha Overton. She was a Methodist. Funeral services were held Monday by Rev Oscar Jean and burial at Lunesville Cemetery.
Township commencements are scheduled in Blue River on June 16 at Hancock's Chapel Scott on June 18 at Mt Solomon Posey on June 21 at Elizabeth Spencer on June 22 on a lawn near Andrew Stierstecer Morgan on June 23 at Dalimyra Amzie P Kannapel, County Superintendent.
The Louisville Times announces a five day aviation meet at Churchill Downs from June 15 to 19. The article urges Kentuckians to value this educational event as a milestone in aviation progress and public interest in science.
Charles Maclaran proprietor announces a Ramsey Indiana nursery business with many years in the trade and a large lot of hardy trees for fall delivery.
A notice requests all parties who received our wheat sacks last year and did not return them to return the sacks at once. The statement says the sacks belong to the company and were lent to handle the new crop. Issued by Thomas & O Coxxor.
An antiseptic powder for shoes promises to cure hot tired aching swollen and sweating feet and ease walking. It claims to stop sting from corns and bunions with over 30000 testimonials and is sold everywhere for 25 cents.
A two story house with nine rooms and a large lot in Corydon is for sale. Inquiries can be made at this office.
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