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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
8
A testimonial assortment extols Paine's Celery Compound for dyspepsia and indigestion. The ad claims quick relief from dizziness, nervousness, sleeplessness, and stomach distress, and asserts the remedy cleanses waste, renews nerves, and restores digestion. A Iowa reader says two bottles cured indigestion and nervousness.
Out of ZOO fine pullets grown last year select 10 from 60 for a pen and offer evens from this pen for loaves. Remaining 40 will be offered the same as best seat 30 cents per setting. Orders booked in order received. customers served in that order.
William J Kinzer near Laconia will offer personal property at public sale on Friday March 6 1803. Items include 5 head of horses 8 cattle 70 sheep 0 bushels corn 100 bushels oats hay farm machinery and other articles with usual sale terms. The stack 15 extra fine thoroughbred stock noted.
Notice to stockholders and interested persons of the Eureka Telephone Company. Regular session in Mauckport on Saturday March 7. Meeting to transact business as needed. Kp. Bl Wasbin, President. Brean Blossom, Secretary. Also a testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm easing rheumatism with a local drugstore sale context.
A long list of subscribers and payments is given for THE DEMOCRAT INCE with names spanning Corydon Indianapolis Louisville New Albany Moberly and other towns. The notice also advertises DeWitt’s Salve as a medical ointment for piles eczema and skin troubles.
Readers are urged to try Dr Kilmer Swamp Root a remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble. A free sample bottle and a book are offered by mail to those who mention reading the ad. Address Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton New York. The product is sold in various sizes by druggists.
An old time ad touts Scott s Emulsion as a children s tonic like a penny in the milk. It promotes cod liver oil with hypophosphites for delicate stomachs and weak, pale kids, offering samples and warning to check the wrapper labels.
Dr kh kh Sigler on the sick list. Joe Beal visited home folks Sunday. Cort Davis welcomed a ten pound boy at his house. John Hughes's child has pneumonia fever. Miss Grace Carter visited Milltown friends last week. Ed Hiser and wife of Louisville visited his father Jacob Hiser Sunday. Protracted meeting at Woods Chapel postponed due to Pastor Steuart still in meeting at W Pennington’s Chapel.
Sugar Tree Grove reports medical fever cases and farm changes. Hubbard suffers Medina fever. Cunddingham buys Ed Bixley’s farm. Grandma Harper ill at son Mack Harper’s home. Miss Tena Haas home sick. Mrs Gottles visiting Alf Manek in Corydon. Willard Shaffer’s visit to Kate Cunningham. Funeral for Solomon Windell attended by many from nearby towns. Jesse Manek sells his fury and contemplates Oklahoma. Community plans a mud cleanup for Corydon streets.
Wheat is in good condition and threshing is nearly finished. Horses sell for 125 to 130 dollars. Talk of organizing a wolf drive. John Keller recently sold a team of fine driving ponies. Smallpox cases reported in the area. Corydon wagon crew celebrates. Wm Hottle of Elmwood buys a Minnesota farm and plans to move soon.
Iris notes a protracted Pleasant Ridge meeting closed with good food and success. Bowling Green School improves under Miss Illa Stallings and plans to close in April. Several locals and relatives, including Nellie Stonecipher and Jesse and Jennie, host and visit. Uncle Henry Snyder and Robert Denbo are ill, George Snyder contemplates moving to his farm. Wim Dora plans to move his family to Fruitdale Alabama. Dooley will work in Jeffersonville car shops this month. Red McKim reportedly bought the old Hottle farm near Crisp’s NX Roads.
Public notice offers money to loan on first mortgage terms through a savings and loan association. Terms promise easy qualification and favorable rates. Contact details are listed for borrowers seeking home financing options.
Public sale at Corydon courthouse of lands mortgaged to the State for school funds. Tracts include forty acres in section 19 township and range, and forty acres in section 4 township 2 south range 4 east, plus twenty acres in the northeast quarter of section in township 2 south. Properties forfeited for nonpayment of principal and interest.
Robert Hottle marked March 4, William J Ninzer scheduled March 6, and William B Davis set for March 11. The notice lists upcoming dates for these individuals without additional context.
Rev. M. D. Myers, Presiding Elder of the Free Methodist Church in Correctionville, reports dramatic health improvement after six months of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. He cites regained weight, improved stomach tolerance, and relief from nerve strain from heavy travel and duties. Drugstores sell and guarantee the first bottle. write for a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co.
Alfred Mauck smiles as a boy is welcomed. C. I Simcox’s wagon out of service due to bad roads. Lafayette Wolfe and family visit Heidelberg relatives. Rosenbarger’s pupils plan exhibition. school extended by a month because of smallpox closure.
A legislative change to move the assessment time from April 1 to March 1 was stricken. property assessment for 103 proceeds per existing law. The Board of Review will meet on the first Monday in June instead of the third. Assessor indicates no change to current assessment rules.
Mrs Gertrude Penner Myacion Todd describes a severe cough that weakened her and caused rapid weight loss from 148 to 92 pounds. After trying remedies, she used One Minute Cough Cure and recovered fully, regaining health and strength. Ruely & Son endorse the cure.
Schuyler Carver announces appointment as administrator of the estate of Eucinda Carrol, deceased. The estate is solvent. date February 17, 1988.
The undersigned appointed administrators of the estate of Henry Woertz Inte of Harrison county. Kdiankt, deceased. Estate is solvent. Beb. 28, 1905, Peter Woertz, Abraham A. Woertz, Wim Ridley, Atty. misw Admis.
Frenchtown reports Ed Vaughn returned from Louisville trip. Dan Swarens leads school progress. Mr and Mrs Martin Bush visited with Gettelfinger. Guss Sieg attended Union talk in Milltown Saturday night. Stella Jones returns from English relatives. Ed Heariott and Guss Gurtz eye trip to Mali cities. Stella and Minnie Jones of DePauw spent Sunday with Rosa Gurtz. Ada Smith recovering from tonsillitis attended by Dr Leo Taylor. NIBBY.
In late 19th century Prenelie town a masquerade and dance honored Chas. Smith with a lively event. Attendees included Misses Josephine Heuriott Nasa Gurtz Emma Sebumian Mayme Gutterfield Tillie Smith and Messrs Clarta Bl Plencrott Charles Butterfield Wenoman Harvey Heth and Mr Mrs Dr. Davis. An orchestra led by M. A. Bary supplied the music into the night as neighbors wished Mrs. Smith many more happy occasions.
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