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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
2
The notice lists Corydon newspaper staff and entry details for second class matter. It mentions an editor proprietor and a rate card for subscriptions. The document shows postal handling information with date and publication line.
A damaged OCR fragment references an upcoming ad pricing and placement request. It mentions months and an application process but lacks complete details. Readable pieces name a price focus and a staffing or listing action, with no clear entities or outcomes.
An unreadable fragment mentions obituaries and notices with limited readable facts about charges, entries, and a monetary amount. The text is fragmented and lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize as a proper item.
A spirit of public spirited effort drives Corydon township toward sidewalks, a memorial wall, and plans for a new library building. Residents and leaders raise funds, purchase lots, and push private upgrades as the town modernizes and preserves landmarks for future generations.
Sunday crowd gathers at Mrs. Kate Emily home to celebrate her 7th birthday anniversary with a dinner arranged by Sylvia and Jessie Stone and neighbors. Attendees include Philip Conrad and many relatives, gifts received, and care shown for ill relatives.
Residents on East Walnut Street hear of remodeling by Geo W Applegate on North Market Street and a planned double track bridge across Little Indian creek at South Market Street. The pace signals a forward move as local improvements advance, with a growing spirit of progress across Corydon and Harrison County.
A jumble of local visits and deaths from the New Salisbury region recounts Winnie Reed and a test girl visiting relatives in New Salisbury and nearby Corydon area. Mentions Ada, Jesse Beeds, Vl Spooner, June Heath, and a widow left without children, plus summer travel and a DePauw University commencement attendance.
Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised as a time tested remedy for kidney trouble. The ad emphasizes early treatment to prevent dropsy or Bright's disease and cites Corydon resident Noah Rickard endorsing the product.
In memory of Carl Farnsley who died May 27 1915. The lodge notes his ministering to the afflicted and brings condolences to the family, sending copies to county papers. Elizabeth Lodge 578 I O G F of Indians offers sympathy and commemorates a life lived in service with a final blessing.
Public sale planned Saturday July 12 of the real estate of Kotler Crow, deceased, located in Hartson County. The property description covers a tract in a township section with meanders of a creek and a wood chute, containing 40 acres, conveyed by Samwudd Wright Edmunds to Robert Brown. terms include one third cash with two note payments in six and twelve months. Attorneys Burrell Bl Porbus and C W Cook listed.
A Deglington Indiana man Glenn Carson writes that Nature’s Creation helped his tuberculosis like symptoms after months of failed treatment. He reports weight gain improved appetite sleep and cough relief after using three bottles and plans to continue until fully cured. The notice invites readers to request a free booklet with testimonials and photos from local parties.
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