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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
6
A June report from Indianapolis surveys Republican and Democratic campaigns. It highlights license plate licensing stats, business mood, and state officials’ activities, including Governor Ralston’s work ethic and planned Democratic editor outings. It also notes Bull Moose strength in the Tenth and Thirteenth districts and Republican hopes amid a broader national mood.
Beveridge believes Progressives remain strong and will perform better in this year’s election. He will attend Bloomington meeting Tuesday but won’t deliver formal speeches until the state campaign tour begins. Toner notes no invitations for speeches before then.
A health note warns against rapid eating and explains digestion begins in the mouth. It recommends thorough chewing, saliva production, and Cham berlain's Tablets after meals to ease fullness and dullness, noting many stomach troubles and constipation have been cured. sold by all dealers.
William Saddler, a Civil War veteran born and raised in the county, died on Sunday June 7 in New Albany at age seventy six. He moved to New Albany in his youth.
Local ad lists a 9 foot John Deere Hay Rake for 19.50 and an 8 foot Osborne Hay Rake for 18.50. Also offered is a 19 16 Disc with tongue track Harrows at 24.00 by L. P. Zabel & Co.
A reader is urged to save money by cuttings chores and joining the Savings and Loan Association. The piece encourages regular saving and cultivating the habit, suggesting small steps toward financial discipline.
The coroner reports death by drowning in the Ohio River at Cunningham's Landing in Taylor township Harrison County Indiana. The unidentified woman was about 5 feet 4 inches, wearing a white undershirt black silk hose black leather slippers and had one gold tooth. I set my hand and seal this 1th day of June 1814. juot'in a.
Harrison County Indiana coroner reports May Rose Seibert died at her Jackson township home from starvation due to extreme weakness. After viewing the body and hearing witnesses, coroner Unicein W. S. Nye ruled the cause of death on April 10, 1914, sealing the official finding.
The coroner's inquest found Catharine Bostun died by suicide in Soran Township. Witness testimony cited a self inflicted death after the evidence and evaluations by the coroner and authorities. The inquest concluded on the day of March in Warrivon County.
Notice to County Council stating a meeting will be held in the Commissioners Court Room Corydon Indiana at 1 Devlock p.m. on Monday June 29 to make an appropriation for Bridge Construction and to attend to any other business or appropriation before the Council. All members urged to attend by order of the Board of Commissioners. Juckih J. L. OBANNON Auditor Harrison County.
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