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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
7
The Corydon Palmyra area reports a commercial club formation and Fourth of July preparations. Included are obituaries and local notices such as Mrs. Kiren James found dead in a Lafayette township barn, and other community updates involving residents, marriages, relocations, and legal notices.
Real estate abstract company advertises complete title records from government up to now as shown by Harrison County records. It notes a specialized abstract record of all local property and offers to furnish full title documentation for purchasers.
Mrs. M. Summers offers a free to mothers home treatment for bedwetting and daytime urine difficulties. No money needed. send for full instructions from Box W Notre Dame Indiana. The ad claims children should not be blamed and that the method also helps adults.
Remains of Moses Bell and his wife Jane Bell were transported by the Southern railroad to Singlish for burial. Moses Bell died in Louisville of consumption and Jane Bell died from exhaustion after waiting by his side. The couple formerly resided in Crawford.
Sandy Branch Al Prell Uncle Tine Combs Nellie Reen Althea Bryant Ben Morgan and Altha Bowling families visit Airs Bos Mrs Peters family visit Loundtown and Corydon areas Mr and Mrs Stuart visit their daughter Airs Lefifer Edward Bryant and family J Bryerear visit Ben Morgan John Shelmiller and Fred Byerly families attend Convenience Rennie Bierly’s team run away after frightened horses last Tuesday remains of routine rural notices.
Short crop due to weeds and local visits and chores. Danner family news includes new saw mill and buggy, with Daisy Neely staying in Civassy Valley. a Sunday school picnic is planned 11 miles southwest for June 30. Subscriptions to The Democrat are listed with names and addresses across Corydon and nearby areas.
Many users praise Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for successful relief though few give public testimonials. The remedy is described as a trusted home medicine for diarrhoea and related stomach troubles available from local merchants including R Watson successor and Crosier company. The Wm Mitchell Company stocks building materials and hardware.
A petition was presented to the Garrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners at the June term seeking to relocate a public highway known as Lane Wend Naber Eight School House Road from its current alignment to an alternate route toward Lanesville. The proposal would run south from a point east of the section line between sections nineteen and twenty, cross Indian Creek, and follow land boundaries of Zollman and related property owners to the Corydon and New Albany Plank Road, with the existing highway to Lanesville vacated upon approval. Petitions list John B Zollman William Husson Thomas Lyskowinski Nicey J Leskowinski John Zellers and others as landowners affected. The board’s prepared order references vacation of the present route upon opening of the new highway. Dated June 103. Board of Commissioners.
The Southern Railway issues free literature describing many Western North Carolina beauty spots including Hot Springs Hendersonville Lake Toxaway Saluda Pate Springs Flat Rock Waynesville Blowing Rock Asheville Brevard Skyland balsam and about a hundred other places. The note urges readers to plan winter travel to Florida and Cuba, notes stopover friendly tickets for next season, and directs inquiries to G B Allen in St Louis or railroad representatives.
Describes land values in Eastern Arkansas and Northern Louisiana with rents per acre and buy prices, costs to clear land, and yields for cotton and other crops. Highlights White River country opportunities for settlers, plus stock and fruit potential. Includes travel text about Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain lines offering reduced round trip tickets with maps and literature available from agents in Louisville and St. Louis.
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