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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
7
Local notices advertise a big July 4th event in Corydon with a free performance by the famed Hanley and a high school rally. Residents are urged to attend parades, sing America, and support schools while vendors offer groceries, furniture, and crafts. Community notices note births, marriages, illnesses, and travel among Corydon families and nearby towns.
Mrs. Caldwalder of East Milltown dies at 42 after illness. funeral at Milltown cemetery led by Rev. Breeden. Also notes on Mrs. Katharine Hunter’s death and a long family military lineage. Washington township votes to build 22 miles of free gravel roads costing 52013, Franklin township 17 miles 26440. Washington County expands rural telephones and aims for free rural mail delivery.
Notice from E. S. Cooper Trustee states all dog tax in Boone township must be paid on or before August 1, 1903.
A smallpox case has been confirmed in English. A strict quarantine is in place and officials hope no additional cases arise. The News publication may face trouble as a result.
Uniform rate for distances 200 miles or less. Tickets valid for travel on July 3 and 4 with return through July 6 1903. No ticket under 25 cents. For details ask any agent.
Wilford T. Lopp of Heth township died Sunday at age 58 from asthma. He was a bachelor and respected citizen, son of Mrs. Mary A. Lopp. Funeral services were held Monday at Mt. Zion church.
George Washington Marsh of Boone township died Monday at 4 AM at age 85, leaving a wife and several children including Blythe McKnight. A Harrison County pioneer, his funeral was held Tuesday and the remains laid to rest on the old Marsh homestead burying ground.
Samuel T. Kessner, aged 84, longtime Scott township resident, died at 2 a m on Monday the 22nd. He leaves three sons, one daughter, and a brother. The funeral was held that day at 3 p m in the Kessner cemetery near the family home with many relatives and friends in attendance.
Elizabeth and Roy Winders appear in town notices alongside Jacob Kessinger Mrs James Kelly and others reporting births and visitors Miss Lula Sibert Estel Inman from New Albany Rev Murr and family return home New Middle Town and New Albany visitors Mrs Jennie Baker and Mrs Isaac Conner improvements and illnesses Fred Wolpert family visit from New Albany Ed Bedford party visit Hiram Kessinger family updates Guy Evans Chattanooga visits. Also Louisville workers attend commencement. Property ad: 3 room dwelling above blue spring for sale by W C Root.
The account from Gebo Montana recounts a settler in 1889 who suffered severe diarrhoea amid heat and bad water. A single bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy given on the last hope brought rapid relief and a sound sleep, prompting a sale note for Cruiser's Corner Drug Store.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm offers antiseptic relief for cuts bruises and burns. Applied to injuries it promotes rapid healing without maturation and speeds recovery versus standard treatment. For sale at Crealer's Corner. Drag Store June.
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