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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
7
The Corydon Democrat reports posts and people: Frank Osborn becomes Palmyra postmaster, Ancle Cy keeps lid on affairs, Tuell family moves to New Albany, and plans for two new churches. Liquor license penalties are enforced, and Ferdinand McMonizie is fined for selling without license. Reports on harvest, roads, and local visits from Oklahoma City and Washington City.
Judge Cook holds the June term of Perry County court. Fred Winkler relocated from town board duties to Mauck Port. Dell Jones faces liquor sale charges before Town Clerk Reynolds with June 22 set. Local ads tout Dr Rea healing powders and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Old-time discussion defends peaceful county, while moral and religious quotes circulate.
Many users praise Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy though few have given testimonials for publication. The product is a trusted household medicine widely known for curing diarrhoea and related troubles and is sold by Watsons.
A grand picnic will be held at Miles' Grove on Saturday June 23 offering a day of enjoyment with music by C G Wrights string band.
An ad offers abstracts of title and a complete government time line for Harrison County real estate. It touts 25 years of service and references Grove's Hill Tonic as a tonic product with iron and quinine.
The article gives stain removal methods for black lace using brewed tea to treat the lace, then gum water, pressing, shaping, and ironing. It warns against rubbing and notes tea and coffee stains are hard to remove if not treated promptly. It also suggests buttermilk soaking, borax with boiling water, and sanitus solutions with caution.
To all sufferers of rheumatism the note offers a free home treatment from Mrs. M. Summers in Noter Dauime Indiana. It claims the discovery purges the blood, loosens stiff joints, purifies blood, brightens eyes, and restores elasticity and tone, with thousands testifying to cures.
The method describes boiling potatoes till tender, drying, mashing over heat, then beating in butter and hot cream with finely minced onions. Served hot to prevent rubbery texture. An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia for digestion, promising relief from indigestion and anxiety about stomach health.
Notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Alfred Taylor late of Harrison county Indiana deceased The estate is solvent June 18 1908 William Taylor H C Hays Atty Administrator June 32w
Notice is given that a petition will be presented to the Harrison County Board of Commissioners at the August term asking for a new public highway in Harrison Indiana. The route begins at the southwest corner of section six and northwest corner of section seven in township two south range three east and proceeds east along section lines crossing five and six toward the Panmyrra and Cars don road near the residence of Frank Kahli. The one and a half mile road would pass over land owned by Andrew S Wolfe Henry G Wolfe Peter Temple Nicholas Miller Louis Temple Frank Wolfe Frank Pemple Frank Kahli and Paul Wenning.
A petition was presented to Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners at the June 1906 term and will be heard in July seeking a change of the Lanesville road from Number Eight schoolhouse to Lanesville. The route would begin 15 feet east of the section line between sections 19 and 20, 3 South 8 East, run south along the section line, cross Indian Creek, and proceed to the Corydon and New Albany Plank Road, passing lands of Zollman Hussoey Lyskowinski and Zellers. The current highway from the section line to Lanesville would be vacated upon opening the new route, affecting lands of Zollman Wolford and Haw. Date shows June 14, 1906.
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