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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
8
A short advertisement extols buckwheat cakes as delicious and wholesome for cold weather breakfasts. It claims no yeast and no overnight rising, promises perfect results and mentions the Royal Baker and Pastry Cook with a free mail offer from Royal Baking Powder Co. of New York.
Cornton Democraat notes ex trustee James L Neetor from Jackson township among Corsdau friends. Douglas Taylor named superintendent for free gravel road construction in Spencer township. W H Bullett & Son advertise seeds bulbs stock and sale items. Mrs S H Simcoke returns from Cleveland with Ernest. A marriage unites Edith Stallings and Roy Lottich at Wesley Chapel.
The Kansas Democratic Club hosted a Washington’s birthday banquet in Topeka with Governor Fulk of Missouri as guest of honor. He framed the event around a political revival against graft and tariff abuses, urging lawful corporate conduct and resisting monopolies aided by protective tariffs.
A Cush ing Maine man praises Electric Bitters for kidney inflammation curing him. A divorce suit, Sarah E. Brown versus Charles M. Brown, cites cruel treatment after a 1888 marriage and seeks alimony and support for three children. Wanted traveling reps in every state for Kuellman Co. men posted signs and samples. Jan 24–3m.
The Rev Dr Poncher presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal church for the New Albany district Indiana conference has completed the second round of official visitations to charges outside the city. He plans five church visits in New Albany over the next two weeks reporting prosperous work with revived evangelism producing over twelve hundred conversions this year and more to come. Minister salaries rise to 1275 after a charge deduction. Poncher notes better staffing than any recent period and calls the New Albany churches outstanding. He marked his sixty third birthday on March 4 by three sermons and five other services. since last birthday he preached two hundred thirty seven times and filled three hundred seventy eight engagements without missing a day. An unrelated note promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder for piles burns and injuries available at L A Riley Son's drug store.
A gathering was held Thursday night the first in Crandall area to honor Ed Reitz who was visiting his father Joseph Reitz. Friends attended in large numbers and spent the evening playing games and enjoying music. Refreshments were served and guests left hoping for more such enjoyable occasions.
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromonu tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Fe W Grove signs each box. The note includes political commentary contrasting Republicans and Democrats on party actions.
Harrison County trustees are urged to promote corn growing clubs for boys ages 14 to 20. A march 31 gathering at Corydon Court House will distribute seed corn and teach scoring by the Indiana score card. Township samples will compete at the Farmers Institute for prizes judged by Purdue officials.
J C Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory declares relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He praises it as the best of liniments and notes one application provides prompt relief. Sold by C R Watson successor to E S Crosier Co.
Indiana law limits hauling on thawed gravel and turnpike roads. Vehicles with tires under three inches may not exceed 2500 pounds total. three inch to four inch tires limit is 8000 pounds. Fines range from five to fifty dollars per load, with road supervisors empowered to arrest on sight or by process. A two dollar arrest fee is assessed to the arresting official.
A favorite remedy for babies with pleasant taste and quick relief from coughs and colds. It prevents pneumonia and serious illness and can avert croup when given at the first sign. For sale by C. R. Watson, successor to E. Crosier & Son.
Miss Alma Black and Walter Sharp were married at the bride’s parents’ home on the evening of the 8th with Rev. H. J. Black officiating. Only relatives and close friends attended the ceremony in this quiet setting.
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