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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
3
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Jersey bull Frosts Bell Boy listed with registered No 101878. David M. Miller invites buyers to view him as a fine dairy animal. Advertisement also notes cattle, sheep, Duroc hogs, sows with pigs, corn, clover, fodder and other items available. Contact Eureka phone.
County records reveal a Kalamazoo Michigan sheriff’s offer of 400 dollars for the arrest and conviction of a man using multiple aliases to swindle farmers and real estate buyers nationwide. The circular details his methods and urges notices to newspapers and lenders.
D C Fouts of Blue River township visited Corydon last week with two noted jacks Whaler and Old Maltese. He will keep Whaler near Palmyra Elba and Okt Maltexe at Bradford. Both animals are considered strong breeders. A twelve year old saddle driv ing and work stallion will be auctioned March 5 at Elliott's sale in Corydon at Rupp's stable starting 1 PM.
Dr. James Shaffer reported his horse and buggy stolen near Terre Haute about two weeks earlier. A young felon recently released from the Jeffersonville Reformatory was caught about fifty miles away with the stolen rig and instruments scattered along the road. The thief was jailed, and the horse gear returned to Dr. Shaffer, a Harrison county native and son of Mr. and Mrs. David Shaffer of Corydon.
This public notice outlines Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to relieve feverishness headaches teething disorders and aid bowels and worm destruction. It claims to cure colds in four hours and promotes 25 cent price with free sample from A S Olmsted Le Roy New York. Also notes a sale of two year old mules at Montgomery's sale near New Amsterdam on March 11.
Studio will be closed March 4 to 16 due to a business engagement out of town. Individuals with planned work should wait until the owner’s return to avoid inconvenience. H. J. Friedley signs as the advertiser.
Notice notes Corydon picture show quality with first class pictures. Mrs. Ben Dean of New Albany visited her sisters, while Mr. Dean, recovering from typhoid illness, benefits from Florida climate. she may join him soon. Jo Bullett & Son advertise farm implements and carriages.
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