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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
7
Readers are told of sales and auctions in March including a two year old filly and a Jersey heifer, carloads of farm machinery, and wares from Wiseman & Bullett. Locals attend events, social visits, and medical and veterinary notes across Corydon and New Middletown with multiple small business promotions and community updates.
Residents report visits from friends and relatives in Louisville Ramsey and Maywood Illinois. Local merchants promote wallpaper fertilizer chick feed and doors while Sheriff Peter Wright completes his first term and Philip Loitch is noted as court bailiff. A two year old gelding for sale and painting work by Charles Calhoon are listed among small town notices. Northern seed pits at the elevator priced 15 cents a bushel.
Multiple notices report Luther Stover selling lots of property and items on March 14 15 at Corydon area sales. Changes include D W Slays named postmaster at Valley City and a Harrison County Agricultural Society share sale. Also mentions a central assessor and local visits by residents and businesses.
A factory representative will demonstrate the Albrand Buggy on Thursday March 17 at 2 30 PM. The test will place any buggy under a severe load to prove construction quality and force a wheel failure to show the material used. Attend and see the proof firsthand.
Indiana legislature fixes one saloon per 500 inhabitants with a possible March review to 1 per 1000. County Commissioners in Corydon cap at 800 per township, subject to remonstrance or votes. County Council meets for small appropriations with six of seven present. Local notices note fertiliser supply and egg-hatching stock offers.
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