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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1903
Page
4
The fragment notes a stumble in Corydon Indiana at the geet office with a secure case matter involving figures $7 Ah 25 and $1.15. The text is incomplete but indicates a local political or clerical context requiring clarification.
A column reflecting party tensions and policy fights. It denounces a so called primary election reform bill as worse than the current system and criticizes Republicans blocking residents from nominating their own candidates. It notes battleships named Vermont Kansas Minnesota Mississippi Idaho and possible Constitution Cumberland Merrimac. It cites Mr Bowen Andrew Carnegie and Mr Bryan amid warnings of war and silver standards.
The taxpay er of the State paid £121,000 for the expenses of the recent Republican Legislature, the highest sum ever spent for a legislative session. A reader quips feigned irony about wallpaper samples from M. Miller's showcasing the lavish expenditure.
A converted piece claims Caleb Powers, a Goebel murder convict, is sending letters to Indiana postmasters asking for campaign contributions. It accuses Republicans of on trial and urges Democrats to mobilize, criticizing Republican support for Powers and warning of partisan implications.
Perry Windell is on the sick list while Dro toda Neely plans a move to Corydon soon. Grover Cline speaks of a young West this summer. A protracted meeting is held at Luther chapel. Myrtle Creevlins hosted Acttie Lang Surdayv Sunday. Aly and Mrs Socrates Haas visited Haas' parents Sunday. Local teachers will attend the Q V N C this spring. School closed at No 2 on the 10th with Zettie Lang as teacher. A prize for best spellers went to Tomma Snapp and Zena Crecelius in 3rd and 4th grades. Thanks to the teacher. GREENBACK wants 20 teams to haul to es.
An ad targets thin and weak individuals labeled chronic cases by doctors. It promises new flesh and blood, stronger nerves, and restored appetite with Scott's Emulsion. Free doses offered, wrapper label features Scott & Bowne, 409 Pearl St., New York. pricing 50c and $1.
The advertisement features testimonials from Fred Mavis of Redhead Idaho and Abs J W Golding of Noblesville Indiana praising Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Heart Cure for sciatic rheumatism nerve prostration and heart symptoms. It claims relief after taking Restorative Nervine Anti Pain Pills and other Miles remedies and promotes free literature from the Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
In Sugar Tree Grove Rhodes suffers pneumonia fever and Jivol Haas is seriously ill with heart trouble. Chris Hubbard has nearly recovered from malaria. Heidelburg church repairs begin this week and Jacob Mauck’s grandson Carl visited last week. The Jacob Mauck ford bridge is finished and praised. A cake social at No 12 school house raised funds for the Heidelburg Congregational Church and the Ladies Aid Society organized with Georg as President W V Mauck Secretary and Zettie Windell Treasurer.
J. J. Barger is on the sick list. School at No. 5 closed Saturday March 14. Noy Brown departs for the Sunny South soon. The God old Democrat welcomed at firesides. Telephone lines to be completed at this place soon. J. H. Conrad visited Falls Cities last week. Charlie Shields and Grover Conrad are champion wore tiers. Meeting at Rehobon progressing under Rev. Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. Edges Riadmacher were nests of his mother. Mrs. Wen Radmacher Sunday. Rumor says Boone township young man to sail on matrimonial sea soon. Harry Barger Gary and Oscar Williar left Monday for Joliet Ill to work this summer. ORIGYT
Felix Ost mann writes a new piano work titled Story of the Flowers. It promises wide performance appeal with rich harmony and charming melody while remaining accessible. Published by Lyon & Healy, Chicago, list price 60 cents. available through music dealers.
Frank W. Perry of the Enterprise Shortsville reports a severe winter grip attack treated with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He claims a teaspoonful stopped coughing quickly and allowed sleep without pain, noting reduced duration and severity on a second attack. Sold at Crosier's Corner Drag Store.
Last year’s wallpaper inventory offered at cost by S. M. Miller. The notice lists reduced pricing and availability for a limited time.
Major W. Punk attorney for plaintiff seeks divorce from a nonresident Indiana defendant. affidavit from Retha Reaszau supports nonresidency. defendant must appear May 8 on the 6th judicial day of May at Coridon court house to answer or demur. failure will proceed.
In Harrison County Indiana the estate of Posepi Bee deceased seeks court authority to sell real estate to pay debts. The petition, filed in the Circuit Court, is set for hearing on May 1, 1903 at Corydon Court House. Clerk Charles A Line seals the document.
Massive lot of ladies and children footwear with some men’s shoes included. Prices originally from 1.50 to 2.50 now cut to 98c per pair for many items and a second lot at 1.25. Wide range of sizes and styles advertised as high quality at trade-getting prices.
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