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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1905
Page
6
An advertisement extols Hyomei as superior to patient medicines, claiming it cures catarrh by breathing through a pocket inhaler. It highlights eucalyptus oil and medicated gums, asserts a 99 percent cure rate, and offers a lifetime inhaler with a $1 outfit and 50 cent refills under a money back guarantee.
Lanesville sees residents moving to New Albany and Louisville. Conrad Loitch plans time in Louisville while Philip L. Hirt and family relocate to New Albany. Local trades include Louis Zabel selling groceries and hardware to Geis and Ringle. Lanesville Wealth Society met, electing officers James H. Smith president and others. John N. Geis joined as member. Louis Goesvein applied.
Readers must file all certificates for mortgage exemption with the Auditor before May 1. No certificates will be received after that date, so timely action is required to receive the reduction.
The ad proclaims itching bleeding and painful piles and touts Pazo Ointment with a refund if it fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. It guarantees first application relief and offers 50 cents, with stamps or post paid by Paris Medicine Co. St Louis MO. It also seeks sales agents for Rand McNally wall maps with wide distribution potential.
The undersigned will sell personal property at public sale on Monday March 20 at his residence to the highest bidder in Taylor Township. Justice.
Trustee Eaton announces weekly office visits at his residence to attend township business. Blow Bros. & Co. seek men and women county-wide for steady ads and positions at 21 dollars weekly for men and 12 to 18 dollars weekly for women with weekly advances and provided transportation. permanent full time posting in Monon Building Chicago HI. jani1-24w
A petition signed by over fifty freeholders in Heth township Harrison County Indiana seeks gravel or stone improvement of about two and a half miles of a public road under an 1895 act. The hearing is set for Monday April 3 1905 before the County Board of Commissioners at Corydon. The Auditor Frank E E Watson issues the notice March 4 1905.
Sherman H. Engleman as administrator with the will annexed of John B. Marchery’s estate will sell at public auction in Spencer township Harrison county Indiana. The property includes multiple parcels totaling eighty acres and adjacent tracts with specific bounds and descriptions. Payment terms divide the purchase price into three equal instalments with six percent interest and secured by promissory notes. Sale date appears as March 6 1905 with attorney Wm Ridley handling the matter.
The Chicago and North Western Railway chapter of the Spearman series appears in the Saturday Evening Post and reprinted by Scribners. A pamphlet describing the line is available by mail for 2 cents postage. W B Kniskern P T M Chicago. ms3w LEVTS HOTTELL Traster Sentt Twp.
Public sale at Corydon courthouse for several parcels mortgaged to the State of Indiana to secure loans from the Common School Fund. Parcels include described halves and quarters in sections 16 and 26, plus various tracts along Buck Creek and Big Blue River, with details of bounds, sizes, and forfeitures. Named mortgagors include Neelys Sherman and Dooleys. Sale set between ten and four.
Administrator of the estate of John Anderson announces a public auction at the late residence five miles northeast of Corydon Indiana. On April 4 1905 items include household goods farm implements and 28 acres of growing wheat with other property. Terms require cash on purchase with credit for remaining balance, secured by promissory notes. Sale starts at 10 oclock a.m. March 7 1905. JOHN O ANDERSON administrator.
No. 1 leaves Corydon at 8 00 am for New Albany arriving 0. No. 2 leaves New Albany at 8 05 am for Corydon arriving 9 25 Nos. 1 and 5 connect at Corydon Junction with Southern Railway Train for Huntingburg Evansville and St Louis. Nos. 4 and 6 connect at Corydon Junction with Southern Railway Train from Huntingburg Evansville and St Louis.
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