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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
8
Wilh pleasure to publish a fragment of a prize winning article from the Practical Farmer of Philadelphia. The piece, about intensive gardening, placed second in cash for its valuable information and suggestions. The text appeared as printed and includes the hearing details.
A Louisville area farmer describes saving seeds and choosing varieties for early market crops. She praises Moule’s First Early for tomatoes and Burpee’s Albhead Early for early cabbage and shares plans to grow corn, sugar beans, parsnips, kohrabi, and oyster plant. She details seed buying, savings, planting methods, and equipment for long rows and frequent cultivation.
An old newspaper notice describes a patent remedy sold by Doster Milburn Co and agents in the United States. It claims the product benefits previous users and urges readers to buy from dealers with a price in cents. The text mentions public auction context and sale agents in Buffalo and New York.
Lanesville notices report varied local events including a bridge petition in progress, a protracted church meeting led by Rev Arthur Jean, and residents preparing for travel. The column also highlights Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praising its forty year reputation and urging readers to try it.
Edwardsville and nearby towns report residents back at work, visits with relatives, and a death. Grandma Bence, about eighty seven, died last Thursday night March 8 serving as Cedar Hill Cemetery burial with service by John H. Hetn. Other brief mentions include church attendance and visits by Miss Gussie Woerty and the Rogge sisters.
A media acre farm near Corydon is offered for sale with new substantial improvements, a six room bungalo style house, a fine cellar and kitchen setup, and about 45 acres of orchard grass pasture. The property is two miles north of Corydon with access by two short pikes, located in a productive area with potential for a buyer seeking a bargain. Contact J. L. Pavlor, Corydon, Indiana.
Notice to non residents of Indiana Harrison County informs that non-resident defendant Burress K. Udineher must appear on the first day of the next Harrison Circuit Court term in Corydon. If not, the court will hear the case in his absence regarding quieting and partition of real estate. Judge Amos Lemmon presides.
A cautionary note argues wives may resist life insurance and urges husbands to protect widows by ensuring proper estate planning. It questions a wife’s training in business and emphasizes safeguarding wealth, urging precaution over reliance on a spouse’s judgment.
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