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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
4
The Corydon Democrat announces subscription rates and mailing details for six months and three months. The notice lists editorial staff and the post office designation as second class matter with Corydon Indiana as the publication location.
Notice describes display ads at 10 cents per inch and 5 cents per line with special standing rates for three months or longer. Church and entertainment notices with admission charged to benefit profit have a special 2 cent per line rate. Inquiries for ads under twenty lines are welcome. ads over two lines are billed at BX cents per line. six words count as one. Payment by money or stamps.
Voters in Utis county discuss Republican primaries with calls for a fair vote and debates on insurgency versus regularity. Theodore Roosevelt and Senator Beveridge topics resurface as Jim Watson campaigns in Indiana. Concerns about the Payne Aldrich tariff and public interest in joint debates are noted amid a heated political climate.
Theodore Roosevelt returns from an African hunting trip to a New York welcome. He will observe changes since his departure four years ago, including the GOP rift between insurgents and standpatters, shrunk Speaker Joe Cannon, the Ananias Club neglected, and White House renamed Whitewash House. He may hear from Roosevelt before frost.
Louis S. Rasy announces continued agency for ZEMO after thorough review of its eczema pimples and dandruff cures. The vegetable liquid is praised for leaving skin clean and healthy, not staining fabrics, and safe for infants. A home treatment booklet is offered to explain cures for skin and scalp diseases.
James Evans of Blue Liver township died on the 19th of consumption at age fifty. He is survived by two children aged twelve and fifteen. A daughter also died of the same illness just hours earlier. The remains were laid to rest beside the daughter and her mother in Mr. Pabor cemetery.
The Lenesville Methodist Sunday school hosts a celebration at Stilger's Grove near Lunesville on Monday July dth with music speakers and refreshments. All are invited to attend and enjoy a day of pleasant and profitable activities.
Bargain sale of a registered Jersey bull calf in Corydon Indiana. Breeding from St Lambert and Tormentor bloodlines. Solid fawn color with dark tongue and switch. Amos Lemmon advertises a quick sale. May require prompt pickup.
A yearling horse colt is offered for sale. Sired by Jogan, noted as a top county draft horse. Contact Joe at 22-2 TAM SixG in Eureka Depauw Indiana.
Glazed doors available in 6x4 and 6x3 sizes with 1 to 2 inch specifications. For particulars inquire at the Democratic Office, June 22 edition.
Ambrose Bringle died June 18 1910 at his Washington county home near Hardinsburg aged 80. He survived by a widow eight children and siblings. A lifelong reader and devout Christian he served in the Civil War with General Sherman’s forces. Funeral at Hardinsburg M E church followed by burial at Old Trinity.
An advertisement touts Crange Blossom suppositories as a positive cure for numerous female ailments including womb complaints and menstrual issues. It claims safety like a flaxseed poultice, offers testimonials, and urges women to treat themselves with sales through druggists at 21.00, plus a book and free sample offer.
Miss Matilda Reitz and Mr. Roscoe Allen were married last Wednesday at the Catholic church in Tanesville by Father Peckskamp. A breakfast at the groom’s sister’s home followed, with many local relatives present. The couple will reside in New Albany.
Charles McClaran announces a new nursery at Ramsey Indiana after years in the nursery business. He lists a large lot of hardy trees ready for fall delivery and invites customers to inquire about stock and pricing.
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