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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1903

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Tragic Cousins Die in Filthy Homestead Fate Revealed

Coroner Nye investigates Franklin township death of Mrs. Casper and her brother an elderly pair known to live in a squalid yard hut. The woman found dead at her door after years of isolation and fits. the man taken to an asylum in Louisville. Mrs Casper buried at Danville Catholic cemetery.

Nye Franklin Township Dodigion Tadien Louisville Casper Danesville

Don’t Overdraw

A bill enacted by the Legislature makes it a felony to issue a check when the drawer does not know he has sufficient funds. The law imposes penitentiary imprisonment for issuing such checks and aims to curb fraud and overdrawn accounts.

Lepgishitare Mises

Independent Home Market Opens On Elm Street

The undersigned Louis Shapoff announces a wholesale and retail country produce business on Elm street opposite Wim Sidley’s law office in the former bakery building. Offers butter, chickens, poultry, hides, feathers, and other goods bought at cash prices. Call for service Corydon Indiana.

Elm Street Wim, Sidley Louis Shapoff Corydon Ind Marl

Four Cardinal Objections to Life Insurance Debunked

A life insurance agent explains common objections to buying insurance and offers practical rebuttals. He argues investment value, income constraints, sharing risk with the company, and spousal concerns, urging calls to discuss policies from The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.

Po Owill Powill F. A. Bulleit Mutual Life Insurance CO. OF New York Corydon, Ind. T

Mexican War Veterans Win Monthly Pension Increase

The Senate raises the Mexican War pension from 8 to 12 dollars per month, praised as justice for aging veterans led by Representative William T. Zenor. About 3,000 survivors remain, with life expectancy over 75 and a high annual death rate, making the cost $150,000 yearly at the start and declining over time.

Senate William T. Zenor Indiana House N. A

Taxpayer outrage over township assessor pay raise

A critical quote denounces a legislative wage hike for township assessors. The plan would raise daily and annual pay, extend work periods, and impose higher costs on counties and the state, with taxpayers bearing the burden and voters outraged.

Cooper-Zimmerman Nuptials Tied at Durisard Church

In Boone township on Sunday John L. Cooper son of Mr and Mrs Philly B Cooper of Posey township married Bertha Zimmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ky W Zimmerman of Webster township. Rev A C Young conducted the ceremony. The couple will reside in Posey township near the groom’s father.

Durisard Church Boone Township John L. Cooper Mro Philly B. Cooper Posey Township Bertha Zimmerman Datghter Afr Ky W. Zimmerman Webster Township Claude Eva Zimeran A.C. Young

Regulation on wagon loads for winter road damage

The late legislature passed an act regulating wagon loads on improved roads during winter and spring. The law fixes a maximum load for both broad and narrow tires and imposes severe penalties for violations. Many Southern Indiana gravel and stone roads have suffered damage from overloaded wagons this winter.

Indiana

Four Members Die During Recent Legislative Session

Four lawmakers died during the recent legislature session including Senator C. C. Binkley of Richmond Senator Burns of South Bend Senator Thomas J. Gibson of Perry county and Representative Aikman Carnehin of Daviess county. Many members were ill at home and several more were reported quite ill.

C. C. Binkley Richmond Burns South Bend Thomas J. Gibson Perry County Aikman Carnehin Daviess County Teere House Senate

Partnering to Expand Corydon Home Office

A business owner announces a name change after April 1 to Little & Alen. The firm will continue daily operations from the Corydon office with work guaranteed for reasonable usage.

Corydon Little & Alen

Normal Students Stage Four Act Comedy Drama

The Normal students presented a four act comedy drama titled All the Comforts of Home. The show drew a large audience and featured many first time performers including Rosabelle Pettibone and Josephine Berder Wire. The cast list includes numerous student players and supporting roles with names such as Theodore Benger and Arthur Richert Langhorme.

AMD Rosabelle Josephine Tom Bender Ebert Pettihane Wee Cooh Mines Tom Alfred Ctrmn Bert Steee Theodore Benger Jack Josephine Berder Pertyade Trottell Alfred Nephertot Pentigeroe Bender Doaichter Benders Rosegbavis Robertr Pettibone Dentons Hastword Rosabelle Vettipone Eroe * Dore Migitie Richards Fimily Pettibone Pecibone Essen Dibney Arthur Riehert Langhorme Dodein Deis Currie Siero Eh Ortauski Commis Oners Clara Riehert McSmath Cla Priend Af Beciboede

Mission at Bradford at St Michael's church praise

The mission at St Michael's church Bradford conducted by Rev J TH Hillebrand was a brilliant success. Men outnumbered women among communicants, showing a solid religious basis. The young men showed faithful attendance and the blessing of the children impressed the writer. J VM

St. Michael's Church Bradford J. TH. Hillebrand J. VM

Denbo & Jeuner Advertise New Furniture Store

A slight change in ownership brings WLC Lynch and company furniture into Denbo and Jeuner. The two story building on Crestout street will stock carpets, mattings, draperies, window shades, and other furniture goods. They promise reasonable prices and to carry what customers need as of Ageril Ist. Syendhinw in the furniture line.

WLC Lynch Villacorps Tishiurwe Crestout Street Ageril Ist Denbo & Ieuner

Postponed Citizens Lecture by Senator Deliver Canceled

The last Citizens' Lecture Course talk of the year by Senator Deliver did not occur Monday evening as scheduled. A telegram to the committee cited the speaker being unable to attend likely due to the U S Senate in session. The event will be rescheduled or replaced with an alternative performance.

Mutual Life Citizens W U. S. Senate

Rapid Growth at Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co

The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company reports February results showing a net subscriber increase. The firm notes 1,038 current subscribers, with 127 added during the month and 40 discontinued, yielding a net gain of 1,650. Total subscribers reach 2,? on February 28, 1903.

Cumberland Telephone and Televeach Company

Trustee Receives Gold Watch in Surprise Presentation

Trustee William Hauswald of War vison township was presented a gold watch and chain by his teachers. Samuel Voet made the presentation after the institute was cited to order, surprising Mr Llanswald who is held in high esteem by his teachers.

William Hauswald Warvison Township Staturday Samuel Voet Llanswald

Spinsters Convention to Benefit M E Church at Auditorium

The Spinsters' Convention presents transformed wards into venue maidens at the Auditorium on March 26 for the benefit of the M E church under the Ladies' Aid. Also selling Orchard grass and clover seed by Bender & Wiseman.

M. E. Church Bender & Wiseman

Old County Teachers Form Permanent Alumni Group

Ex tender members met at Corydon court house on Friday to form a permanent organization. Officers include President Judge W.S. Kikham and Secretary J. M. Graves. A roll of prospective members was started, with invites for former teachers to join, and a next meeting planned for summer or fall. The gathering praised the mutual benefit of the group and its aim to preserve memories of past teaching days.

Court Hose Corydon America J.S. Pfrimmer S. 5. Nye WS. Kikham J. J. O Bannon J. M. Graves Amos Lemmon C. W Thomas J. L. O'Bannon Sam Pfrimmer R. S. Kirkham G. H. Mader Lzra Keller J. W. Riddle Hauswald

New Furniture Store Opens in Alex Miller Building

John McIntinster announces a new furniture store opening in the Alex Miller building one door south of the grocery, ready by Friday the 20th. The shop will stock a full line with the lowest prices to give value, motto quick sales and small profits. Public invited to inspect and compare prices.

Alex. Miller John McIcinster

Roanoke Democrat Briefs Highlight Local Moves

W. Am Brown returns to work. Jesse Kitterman heads to St. Louis soon. Will Deatrick sold a valuable horse. Local school closes March 27 with Prof D E Lasley leading an evening entertainment. Roy Kitterman and Alex Gilmore study in Kentucky and plan to teach next winter. Sammy Stonecipher reports iris bloom on a Ben Hur boom.

Democrat W. AM. Brown Jesse Kitterman St. Louis Will Deatrick D. E. Lasley Roy Kitterman Alex Gilmore Kentucky Sammy Stonecipher Iris

Arcade sale of 250 music box in Brandenburg Kentucky

The 250 music box offered by the Arcade, now owned by 33 bidders who guessed the drawing number, goes to the highest cash bidder. The sale is Saturday March 28, 1903 at 1 p.m. in front of the Arcade in Brandenburg Kentucky. C. L. Miller J. R. Willert, com.

Brandenburg C. L. Miller J. R. Willert

Golden Wedding of Deatrichs Celebrated on Corydon Pike

The 50th anniversary of George and Sarah Deatrich was observed at the Gleitz residence on the Corydon pike on March 14, 1903. Born in Elsass the couple came to Webster counties in 1854 and raised four children. A large attendance heard Rev. Charlies Selleizer preach and shared a feast with many gifts including a cake inscribed Fifty years Golden Wedding.

George Sarah Deatrich Michael Gleitz Corydon Pike Air Deatrich Neuweiler Sehmidt Dosenheim Elsass Webster Townsills Nisnely Jacal Maiieuret Pelicer Mary Gieitz On Tange Rib Andrew Garlin Garlin Louis Hartuar Otto Overbach Will Sehneider Adbert Kulis Nile New Albany Charlies Selleizer Evanectical Lutheran Church

Death of a Mother Mrs Cathrine Kahl

Mrs Cathrine Kahl wife of Jacob Kahl of Bradford died Saturday morning March jth at age 53. She was a kind neighbor and loving mother. Funeral was from the U B Church at Bradford Monday with interment at Zour cemetery. A husband seven children and many friends mourn her loss.

Cathrine Kahl Jacob Kahl Bradford U. B. Ehwaeh Zour

New Salisbury School Closes. Local Residents Noted

In New Salisbury, Peesing and Tilinvis brothers along with George Coffman of Knox County were mentioned as visitors. Mrs. Fk and Mrs. Brown of Davenport Town visited their parents as Alr. and Mrs. tenry Coffman hosted for several days. Balliel has been ill but shows improvement at home despite prior woes.

John Cotman Tilinvis George Coffman Knox County Fk. 1 Waverly C. =. Brown Davenport Tenry Coffman Baseell Cutrim

Frenchtown News Briefs and Local Notes

Cis Siew improves as Miss Anna Hrardminn is reportedly married to Geo. C. Adolph Pat excels as a spelling champion at No 2 Hd. Henriott and Gus Gurte travel to Louisville on business. Miss Rose Grrty and Mamie Butterfeld visit Milltone. Ed Stepho leaves for Indiana Territory in April for a new position. A school house meeting Tuesday discussed the pike question with the associative side in the lead.

Adolph Pat Hd. Henriott Gus Gurte Louisville Rose Grrty Mamie Butterfeld Milltone Steph Indiana Anrif Pike

Danger of Colds and Grip Prevented by Chamberlains Remedy

Colds and grip risk pneumonia but with reasonable care and Chamberlains Cough Remedy danger is avoided. The note claims thousands used the remedy with no pneumonia cases and asserts faster relief than other treatments. Available at Crosiers Corner Cruz Store and J J Bulleit and Son.

Chamberlain Crosier’s Corner Cruz Maritimaeyed

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Pith Guc Independent Home Market Life Insurance Mutual Life Insurance Company of San Francisco Mutual Life Insurance Company Congressman Zenor Mr Taxpayer Cooper-Zimmerman Sor Ueda Sant Boone Thompson Sherifd Woalk Bailie Vo Apres Lanborne Bom Yi Claude tVrobauysh Skuty Pettibone Kathrine Kennedy Tiretehen Fit Ortanski Nettie Long Spinsters’ Convention Court House Persmanent Organization Porme ES. Kirkham New Furniture Roanoke Bluebird Sale New Salisbury Peesing Frenchtown Cis Siew Anna Hrardminn Yisi Geo Aril Iauriz Gussy Stephers de Pauw Sharp J. J. Bulleit & Son
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