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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1903
Page
7
A thinker notes that perfection hides missteps and progress comes from making and learning from errors. He argues wise people embrace mistakes, while repeating the same fault is true crime and suggests growth through personal missteps. The passage ends urging timely Easter outfit purchases.
Denbo Kepner advertise furniture store opening by April 1 and full line of building materials. J J Bullet & Son offer field fences, wagons, mill feed, bird seeds, seeds and wall paper. Dr Little dentist expands with partner Dr Alen. Pickets travel notices include Col orado Springs for health and Pueblo Colo. residents visit relatives and move.
Harrison county items report auctions and sales at Miller’s store. Ebbert Albin leaves for Denby ND to claim land. Obituaries note John Hand’s, Miss Anna Brown’s deaths and graves. Prohibition lectures, spring term enrollments at Normal, and Sarsaparilla ad accompany laundry and bath service notices.
M. Grippin & Co announce a spring and summer millinery opening scheduled for March 27. The event highlights new hat styles and seasonal stock at their shop.
In a local public notice Louis Shapoff announces the sale of his entire stock including clothing and dry goods below cost. The liquidation will occur within 60 days as part of his produce business operation.
Avoid eye strain with tested spectacles from J H Arter, Laconia Indiana. Optometer testing is free and repairs are neat, promising relief for tired eyes and restored vision.
Elizabeth Harve Goode visits her children. Dr Hettell, an eye specialist, is in town again. Residents and relatives include Miss Pelle Bowling of Corydon and Mrs Ethel Slayuntker of Indianapolis. Maggie Funk dies of consumption and is buried at Rovers Camp. Anba Cromwell dies and is buried at Rogers Camp Ground. Charles Flanigan dies in Posey township and is buried at Buena Vista after returning from Colorado. The 11-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Carlyle buried in Louisville.
Retail note praises the season’s silk coats, claiming the handsomest line in the city. Shoppers are invited to view and be pleased, with the promise of the lowest possible prices making spring coats affordable for all.
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