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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
2
A historical notice outlines post office display ad rates in Corydon Indiana. It lists 25 inch display ads at 15 cents per inch with special rates for longer running notices, church and entertainment ads, and obituaries under twenty lines free. Additional lines incur per line charges with varying percentages.
Bankers of Group Eight met in St Louis and selected six candidates for Reserve Bank Directors. The Eighth Group bank region includes Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas Northern Mississippi Eastern Missouri Southern Illinois and Southern Indiana. The Sulphur Well property near Corydon was sold to Wilson B Cook of Corydon with plans to develop mineral waters and attract visitors.
An 19th century notice markets Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with claims of relief and sales points. The advertisement lists pharmacists and stores in Brandenburg and nearby towns offering the medicine and mentions visiting relatives and local customers seeking its use.
The article notes Indiana voters will decide on a 1915 constitutional convention on November 5 1914. It describes a State High School Discussion League run by the University Extension Division promoting open civic debate among 173 high schools with free study materials and libraries for schools and clubs across the state.
The Southern railroad unveils a revived engine featuring the Southern valve system by Engineer Brown formerly of Princeton shops. It will debut on trial Friday, haul assignments to French Lick Saturday, and run No. 4 Monday with No. 23, touted as the road’s fastest passenger engine. The brass trim, copper boiler, S55 and R emblem, and a Sutterfly tire box mark its distinctive design and automatic air operation. Engineers Bushman and Fireman Stewart lead the crew for the regular run.
An experienced auctioneer offers services to the public. Those wishing to hire may reach by mail at Bradford and by phone through Palmyra Exchange. The notice provides contact for arranging auction work.
Letter from Cleveland and Hanover residents praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from side pains and female trouble after unsuccessful medical advice. They report improved health, ability to work, and willingness to recommend the remedy, circulating in 19th or early 20th century style.
The executor John H. Conrad and Ingham & O'Bannon announce an auction of decedent Mars EB Rudinacher’s real estate in Boone township Harrison County Indiana. The property includes four described parcels totaling about 154 acres with one third cash down and balance in two equal notes over up to twelve months, subject to court approval and mortgage security.
The Harrison Circuit Court partition action lists Charles Radmacher et al. versus Fuca Radmacher et al. as plaintiffs and defendants. The commissioner schedules sale of undivided interests in sections 26 and others in Toome Township, Harrison County Indiana, at one o'clock p.m. on sale day to the highest bidder for cash with specified purchase terms and security.
Notice notes an application for renewal of a liquor license in Dethers County Indiana with concerns from the public and local authorities. Details are fragmented but indicate required filings, dates, and hearings related to license renewal.
The readable text outlines a sound bred stallion and pay sequence with references to Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays. Mentions a sensor toll setup and a board meeting with the Enra emer and Marelment Board. Mentions VanLey City Coach Hoxer and a robbery keeper in a garbled context.
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