Corydon Democrat notices and July 4th event ads
The page lists names visiting Corydon from Louisville New Albany and Jeffersonville plus visitors from Nashville and Columbus Ind. It notes Modern Woodmen picnic at the Fair Ground July 4 with trotting races prize drill and baby contest and reports local births and obituaries along with small ads for rental and goods. It also mentions Corpus Christi procession and Memorial Day reflections.
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Air Ground
Fair Ground
Special Trains to Denver Epworth League From Chicago
Special trains depart Chicago July 3 and 4 on the Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern Line. Through without change on the only double track between Chicago and the Missouri River. $25 round trip with low rate tickets from all points. Send for itineraries to N M Breeze Cincinnati Ohio.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
Missouri River
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
N. M. Breeze
Walnut St
Cincinnati
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Union Pacific
North-Western
Walnut Street
Date Set For Court Session In New Albany
The July term of the United States Court will convene in New Albany on Wednesday July 5 with Judge G B Card presiding. Clerk Noble C Butler notified, noting prior years saw many cases and witnesses come from nearby counties. The likely sole case is Charles D Manon of Louisville versus Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Co for injuries from a street car fall.
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United States Court
New Albany
G. B. Cardwill
Noble C. Butler
Indianapolis
New Abany
Baker
Charles D. Manon
Louisville
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Floyd
Anderson
N. A. Item
Not A General Utility Man
Editorial letters debate President Roosevelts role in fixing private sector messes. The Times and Indianapolis paper argue a president cannot be a general fixer for Equitable Life and other disputes. They endorse accountability and replacing corrupt insurers to protect policyholders.
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Roosevelt
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
South Bend Times
Equitable Rascality
Equitable
Indianapolis
A Fishing Party at John Day’s Home
A group gathered June 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Day north of town for fishing skiff riding and dinner. Amiel Daw prepared a sumptuous meal. John Dick led skiff riding and Louis Kochert played music as guests returned home in the evening.
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John Day
Daw
John Dick
Amiel Daw
Louis Kochert
Grand Party Honors Miss Lorena Long at Marsh Home
A grand party at Mr and Mrs John O Marsh South Corydon celebrated Miss Lorena Long returning from Fall Cities where she trained as a dressmaker The home featured asparagus and honeysuckles decorations Fifty friends attended with games and refreshments of ice cream and cake prior to departure credit Sherman W Neely.
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John O. Marsh
South Corydon
Lorena Long
Miss Lange
Sherman W. Neely
Chamberlains Pain Balm Promoted for Common Ailments
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Pain Balm as especially valuable for sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder. It claims prompt application saves time money and suffering and notes sale at Crosier's Corner Drug Store in June.
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Chamberlain
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Drowned Sisters of Dr Booth in Ohio River Tragedy
Three Booth sisters from Meade County Kentucky Miss Hallie aged twenty five Miss Fannie aged twenty and Miss Annie Belle sixteen drowned in the Ohio River at Crecelius opposite Leavenworth last Wednesday night. Annie Belle lacking swimming skill swam beyond her depth and her sisters tried to save her but their own arms entangled with hers caused all three to perish. Hallie and Fannie bodies found next morning Annie Belle still missing. Dr Booth formerly resided in southern Meade County.
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Grant Booth
Meade County
Ohio River
Crecelius
Leavenworth
Hallie
Misa Fannie
Annie Belle
Anna Bell
Miss Fannie
Annie
Booth
One-Legged Race Looms In City Clerk Contest
The New Albany city clerk race this fall features three candidates with limited mobility. Democratic incumbent Eugene Brisbie has one leg and faces no opposition. Republican hopefuls John Short and J.G. LaPoint each lost a leg in past accidents and have formed a shoe partnership to share footwear, buying two shoes at half price to fit their remaining feet.
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New Albany
Eugene Brisbie
John ©. Short
J.G. LaPoint
Short
Tipton
Pennsylvania Road
LaPoint
Southern Railway
Bradford News Briefs from the County
The community organizes a Modern Woodmen picnic at Corydon fair grounds on July 4. Biweekly services occur at U B church. Wheat cutting is in full swing. Peter Stamm returns from Louisville where he worked in a grocery. Geo K Sears of Palmyra promotes a highway opening petition. Edward Mosier from Chicago visits locally to discuss his book company. Bradford reports a Carrie Nation beer bottle incident. Buffalo Bill was absent, and beer is lamented.
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Corydon Fair Grounds
U. B. Church
Peter Stamm
Louisville
Geo. K. Sears
Palmyra
Palmyra Road
Bradford Road
Edward Mosier
Chicago
Bradford
Carrie Nation
Buffalo Bill
Irwinville Resident Praises Chamberlain’s Remedy
Mr J P Barber of Irwinville Georgia keeps Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for sudden attacks. He says it is one of the best medicines he has seen and keeps a bottle in his room after several colic episodes. Sold at Crosier's Corner Drug Store. June.
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J.P. Barber
Irwinville
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Democrat Endorses Washington County Candidate in District Contest
The Salem Democrat editor states support for a Washington County man in the upcoming congressional race. He vows to back the local candidate first and foremost, promising continued backing as long as possible.
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The
Democrat
Washington County
Salem
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