Grand Rug and Carpet Sale At Local Store
Housekeepers urged to visit the carpet department for a wide spread of rugs, carpet, matting, lace curtains and shades. The store promises a grand display and claims a visit before purchasing will pay.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1909
Page
3
Carpet Department Exults in Great Values This Season
We are extremely proud of our Carpet Department this season on account of the great values we have been enabled to secure. Already has trade begun to open up and our word to you is COME NOW. We are only to glad to show you through our complete stock.
Better Insure with Penn Mutual Than Wish You Had
The article extols Penn Mutual life insurance as a safe, reputable choice praising sixty two years of service. It warns against unscrupulous agents and urges readers to protect their families by securing policies with this trustworthy company. It invites readers to inquire for free information.
Indiana Governor vetoes Sunday baseball bill in 1909
Governor Thomas R. Marshall vetoed a Sunday baseball bill after passage by both houses, citing constitutional limits and urging the issue be settled by courts. A later bill passed with changes and he let it become law unsigned, delaying final action to avoid a second veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Legislative Department
General Assembly
Marshall
House of Representatives
Supreme Court of
Secretary of State
Thomas R. Marshall
Honey Find Triumph on Fiftyth Tree in Franklin County
Charles W. Arnold and Dad Himes of Franklin township contract with Wood Mosaic Lumber Co to cut fifty trees on Arnold’s farm. They felled forty nine without a prize. on the fiftyth tree they found about fifty pounds of honey and shared it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Arnold
Dad Himes
Franklin Township
Mr. Arnold
Wood Mosaic Lumber Company
Dr Hurty to Speak in Corydon at Three Services
Dr J N Hurty secretary of the Indiana State Board of Health will spend next Sunday in Corydon and deliver three addresses at the Methodist church. He will speak in the forenoon afternoon and evening with the afternoon session limited to men only. The speaker is regarded as interesting and Corydon residents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hurty
Indianapolis
Indiana State Board of Health
Corydon
Methodist Church
Hurry
Local Printing Shop Offers Wide Job Services
A small printer advertises services including safe bills horse bills posters visiting cards wedding invitations and teachers reports. The shop invites customers to call for any job work needed.
Didn't Know He Was Hurt: Thornsbury Undergoes Knee Surgery
Rush Thornsbury underwent knee surgery at St. Joseph's Infirmary Louisville last Thursday for a injury from the January 28 railroad wreck. Dr. Allen of Louisville led the operation with Drs. Weathers Cook and Lawson assisting. Thornsbury recovered enough to return home Monday and now walks with a cane. The swelling began after the wreck when a ruptured blood vessel formed in the knee from a bruise when the coach overturned. The operation occurred five weeks after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Thornsbury
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Louisville
Dr. Allen
Weathers, Cook and Lawson
New Albany
Thornbury
Aaron Laduke Dies at 57 After Illness in New Albany
Aaron Laduke aged 57 died on the 8th inst at his West Third street home in New Albany from typhoid fever after a ten week illness. He worked as a bricklayer for about twenty five years in New Albany and was survived by his wife and nine children, plus brothers Charles Clarence Alexander and Mrs. Cora McDaniels and others. Burial was at Fairview cemetery in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Laduke
West Third
New Albany
Posey Township
Harrison Laduke
Charles Laduke
Taylor Township
Clarence Laduke
Evansville
Alexander Laduke
Cora McDaniels
Mt. Vernon
Fairview Cemetery
Farm For Sale Near Laconia With House Barn and Water
Heighty acres of improved land four miles northeast of Laconia planned as first class farming. Features include a six room house a good barn fruit and berries and a plentiful water supply. A bargain. For information call Henry Horn Elizabeth Indiana RR 38 104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
Henry Horn
Ind
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Penn Mutual
Dr. Hurty
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