23 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
1
Local retailer advertises silk socks in all shades at 25 to 50 cents and Society Brand suits discounted from 18 to 25 dollars. Also promotes broad Home of Better Quality line with price range one to two dollars.
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association journey June 2–5 showcased 527 miles on interurban lines with 14 miles by rail and a 60 mile steamer leg. The trip highlighted Indiana’s growing interurban network and its impact on city country links and business.
Mr Dennis Gleason and Mr Benjamin F Kelley two deputies of the State Game and Fish Commissioner are in the county to enforce game and fish laws. Reports say some hunters are taking squirrels earlier than allowed and many already hunting without licenses.
Sixty five acre farm adjoins Corydon town and could be platted for town lots. Good farming property offered with details at this office. Bruce C. Funvis went to Chicago to take summer work with the S C Railroad.
Amos Lemmon consigns Jersey cattle to be sold at the Corydon Indiana fair grounds on Tuesday June 29. He offers to mail pedigree copies of Prince's Stockwell No 96761 to interested breeders who request via card or phone. Prince's Stockwell hailed as one of the world's great Jersey bulls.
Notice to pay debts before June 24 by W. D. Hum at 116-2 Ramsey Union Chapel. July 10 a celebration near Mr. R. J. Ludlow’s grave east of the church. In New Albany a meeting split on Cox congressional race nominating J. L. O’Bannon of Corydon for Cox’s seat. Mrs. Merle M. Byrne of Crandall joined husband in Terre Haute with brothers Basil and Herman at Indiana State Normal. Attorney Major W. W. Funk of local area spent time at Falls Cities on business.
The Lanesville M. E. church invites twenty three Sunday Schools to a celebration at Stilger’s Grove one and a half miles east of Lanesville on Saturday July 3. Speakers include Miss Lillie Quinn of New Albany. A rich program and music are planned with ample refreshments on the grounds. Everyone is invited to attend.
A Corydon resident Mrs. Roy Davis praises Doan's Kidney Pills from Riely’s Drug Store for quick relief and system toning. Foster Milburn Co. advertises the product at 50 cents. Separately, Alma Hisey Lillie Reagan Maud Hays and Ward Bean blossom return home from twelve weeks at State Normal Terre Haute.
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