24 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
1
Readable sale listing details discounts across clothing and housewares. Featured items include silk dresses and coat suits at half price, skirts one third off, wool serge, embroidery, and children's wear. Also noted are groceries and general goods with sale prices.
The W. H. Keller Co. announces John A. Rowe as a candidate for Township Trustee of Webster Township subject to the Republican township convention. For sale second hand run-about automobile in good repair inquire at W. H. Keller.
A farmer from eight miles east of Corydon Indiana reports back pain kidney discomfort and stiffness easing after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He says two boxes cured his kidney complaint and urges others to try the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Mrs. Charles T. Boley hosted a birthday gathering at her Edwardsville home on June 6. Attendees included Henrietta Gresham Thelma Yeager Glen Teaford Minnie Yeager Mable Yeager Sylvia Ford Evelyn Teaford Hazel Ford Juliana Verona Wolf Margaret Phoebe Amelia Boley Elizabeth Wolf Myrtle Virgie Lemmel Mildred Ford Freda Luetta Lemmel Frank Wolf Willie Ciarot Leonard Lemmel Ralph Telford Ralph Gresham Herman Lemmel Frederick David Wolf Chester Yeager and many others plus Mr and Mrs Charles Loley Henry Wolf Raymond Gresham Adam Stoker Charley Cole Henry Schneider Earl Brace Dal Yeager Geo Lemmel Jim Ford Clarence Watkins Frank Teaford and Mrs Jane Boley and Mrs May Hateherd.
115 acre farm near Corydon with 50 acres on the New Middletown pike and 85 on the Corydon and Laconia pikes. Good improvements water and fruit. Access to town schools churches and conveniences without corporation tax. For details contact the office. juni0rf
Judge Field disbarred Arthur Popham Samuel Trusty and William Roose of Louisville law firm Popham Trusty Roose for illegal procedure to secure clients in personal injury suits. Dr Frank Melton fined 500 dollars for contempt after disputing Collins claim of injuries in a wagon automobile collision.
Miss Faye Blake visits relatives at Cross Roads. Cecil Shuck from near Corydon visits Miss Mae Kemper. Omer Cole attended a meeting in Washington last week. Willie Tindall of Corydon travels to West Point. Anton Hardsaw leaves to work on a government dam. Harry Baker and son visit John Woodward in New Albany. M E Sunday School set children's day for June 28. Mrs. Eliza White and son visit Mrs. Dennis Beanblossom in Mauckport. Miss Mamie Coffman visits sister in Laconia. John Hottle, tow boat pilot, visits his mother. Summers Brown from Corydon Muscling here spend Sunday with family. Mr. and Mrs. Halleck Matthews at Laconia near saw mill. John Matthews and Sam Allen Jr return from tow boating. Mrs. Carrie Curts returns to Georgetown. H. E. Kendle and son attend Corydon high school cornerstone ceremony. Wesley Chapel Sunday School plans July 11 event at Fleshman's Grove. Uncle Harve Cunningham from Kansas visiting Richard Cunningham.
Lilly Peart McKinney born March 4 1888 in Harrison county Indiana died June 3 1914 in New Albany after moving there with her parents nine years earlier. She leaves her parents Lee and Mary McKinney two brothers William and Charles one sister Mrs Tipton and many relatives and friends. She joined Centenary M E church about three years ago and belonged to the Epworth League. She was devoted to scripture and her league work, and her faith promises eternal life.
A advised saying warns against rapid eating and links it to indigestion and constipation risking illness. It recommends thorough chewing and salivation and taking one Cham berlain's Tablet after meals for stomach trouble and constipation. Frank B.R. Wright visited the Falls Cities last Thursday.
Niagara Falls talks among the United States, Huerta government, and South American mediators press toward a provisional government in Mexico awaiting elections. Carranza reports sending three delegates as mediators demand an armistice, while Huerta’s side negotiates a Constitutionalist head and a broad minded governor to unite factions. Wilson and Bryan stay hopeful for a near settlement.
The anecdote recounts a farmer who argues dollars grow on trees. An old couple debate farming vs city work as a visitor explains success depends on proper orchard care: spraying, cultivating, pruning, and soil nourishment. The tale emphasizes diligent horticulture yields profits.
Ballard Mills of Louiville offers wheat sacks for the upcoming year. Buyers can obtain sacks from the seller at the barn or contact Fran Anderson in Laconia Arthur Brow at Hite's Landing or Nate Willie Evans Landing for arrangements.
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