Local notice from Corydon Indiana postal matter
A brief postal notice from Corydon Indiana indicates second class matter status with a value of 81.00.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
4
A brief postal notice from Corydon Indiana indicates second class matter status with a value of 81.00.
Fragmented political tirades accuse the Supreme Court and Democrats of eroding liberty. The piece contrasts calls to undo trusts with protectionist zeal, criticizes leaders like Knox, and caricatures a July 4 parade in the Sulu Islands featuring a Sultan, slaves, and a barbecue of Democrats.
The article describes a tariff exchange between the United States and Russia under the Dingley law, noting Russia imposes tariffs on American petroleum and other goods. It argues protected industries complain first, cites Republican views, and ends with two sayings attributed to Governor Pingree about corruption and party influence.
A heated editorial laments men who avoid subscribing to local papers. It praises newspapers as community institutions and urges decent residents to support them, condemning those who refuse and implying lack of literacy and civic spirit. The piece mocks provincial attitudes and urges action.
The Democrat lists subscribers since the last report including Robert Beard Mauckport John Anderson Crandall Herman Bower Lanesville Philip Hirt Lanesville John House Laconia Jacob Isterling New Salisbury Hardin Whompson New Austerdam Jacob Fl Wricht Corydon POM Labulbe Black Creek Jesse Brincie Mt Aver Rev J M Robinson Mauckport Cessius Bloomington Ade de Bours Byroville Mrs oo Chepper Corydon Whomis Deweese Georgetowo Josten Plestmoan Corydon Wille Nea Adbins Dad Ho0 Parsies Kitvaueth Miller Corydon Prot Georey DeTar Marengo Lud Ilimmert Wiseman Mawekport VU Shrighes Leavenworth Bens Lode Crandall Vrat
Ao Kamporrested at Pringetom was warned of alamd costs and said he would go to jail but showed enough money to pay his time. Frese Liey, a young farmer near Tockport, died Sunday after being bitten by a supposed mad animal six weeks earlier. An early New Albany M K B District Conference meeting will choose a minister to fill the vacancy caused by Presiding Elder Steele's death ahead of the Indiana M BE camerenere in September.
Vibiur SY Denbo was born August 9 and died June 8 aged 2 years in months and days. He joined the BLE church in February and lived faithfully. He leaves a father and mother, one sister, three half brothers, one half sister and bereaved stepparents who raised him. Remains laid to rest in Perseverance burying ground with a prayerful, faith-filled farewell.
A public notice urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Cote Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy from Crosier's drug store. It claims the medicine is the most successful bowel remedy for children and adults and advises purchase before summer.
The article describes the bolo as a common Filipino tool and weapon, the bolo man's role in Aguinaldo's era, and the Ladrones as a feared mountain band. It details bolo types, the kriss blade, and their use in warfare and daily tasks, plus a fearsome bolo-dance and secret religious charms. It notes Corydon residents planning a Buffalo Exposition visit in September.
An old health ad explains kidney function and the link to heart irregularities. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy and offers a free sample bottle by mail from Binghamton New York, urging readers to mention the paper.
A sheriff sale is set by decree of Harrison Circuit Court. James L. Morris as plaintiff and George W Krausgrill and others as defendants, real estate in Harrison County Indiana, west half of northeast quarter section 25 township 2 south, north of Louisville Saint Louis Railway, about 30 acres. Rents and profits offered first for up to seven years, then fee simple interest if needed. Philip F Lotich sheriff.
In Harrison County Indiana Miy Lerm files against the estate of Catharine Hahn deceased and Lewis Hahn in Harrison Circuit Court. Complaint No 5991 cites non resident Lewis Hahn as a necessary party. He must appear by September 1901 or risk hearing in absentia. Court seal dated June 8 1901 at Corydon Indiana.
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