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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
3
For sale surplus property including filets on North Farquars Avenue buggy harness hay none two guns tongues anchors mattresses furniture and bedding items inquire at the chief or major WW Toaster equipment at Lackotis.
Mrs FE Fournier of 218 Wirby Street says severe pains and chills preceded Cardus use. She credits Cartur with relief from backache headaches fainting spells and stomach trouble and urges others to try its fiery ingredients as others have found effective.
Frank Pate will sell his personal property at public auction at his residence six miles southwest of Corydon and one mile north of Dixie on Wednesday April 2 1913. Items include three horses three cows two hogs wagon huggies binder mower wheat and corn drill plows harrows hay corn fodder and other items. Sale starts at nine o clock A M. Donald Smith is visiting relatives and friends at Salem.
The undersigned announce the purchase of the W H L Rosenbarger Restaurant Confectionery and Ice cream parlor and will continue the business at the same location. They promise improvements where possible and invite old and new customers to enjoy fair honest courteous service from Ivan Rosenbarger and Clem Rosenbarger, Proprietors.
James Howerton sued the Southern Railway in Harrison Circuit Court over three years, the Crawford County trial delivered a verdict for 22750 plus interest. The appellate Court affirmed the judgment and interest. Major W Funk and William J Roose represented Howerton. John D Wellman and the late Jerry L Suddarth represented the railroad.
Mrs Wm H Car son of Argyle writes of severe headaches and other pains from womanly troubles eased by Cardui the woman’s tonic. She says Cardui raised her from a bed of agony and saved her when nothing else helped. Mrs Ott McCrain spent Monday in Louisville.
Reverend John McConnell a German Reformed minister born in York County Pennsylvania on June 24 1823 died in Salina Pennsylvania February 16 at nearly ninety. He served churches across Illinois Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania and was known as a vigorous speaker and inventive thinker. He survived a Mexican War court martial during which he wrote a poem that helped gain his pardon. His funeral was conducted by Rev D W Kerr.
A popular new book titled The New Freedom by President Wilson is selling for one dollar. The book is described as fresh and timely, addressing live questions and forecasting the President’s term as Chief Executive, with the offering office collecting payments and sending copies on request.
W H Rosenbarger sells his restaurant confectionery and ice cream parlor to his son Ivan and Clem Rosenbarger. The new proprietors are described as honest industrious young men popular with the public and expected to maintain the business reputation. Joe McClaran advertises Bourbon Red turkey eggs at 2.00 per dozen with delivery in Corydon.
Shelby Earl, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Pinaire, died March 18 at his parents home in Spencer township after a week with pneumonia. He was ten on September 16, 1912. Funeral at Mt. Lebanon Saturday morning conducted by Rev. N. M. Rumley. Survived by parents two brothers Chas J and Rollie and two sisters Mrs Cora I K Wiseman and Mrs Fannie Simon. Shelly Earl had been an invalid all his life and never walked.
A heavy wind storm last Friday damaged the White Mill roof, partly removed Buskirk school roof five miles south of Corydon, and harmed Bethany church two miles west. Tom Knight’s barn in Taylor township toppled, with extensive similar damage countywide. The storm killed hundreds in southern states and destroyed millions in property.
Mary A. Pearson died Friday after a long illness in New Middletown. Funeral services were held at the MoO church on New Mearhtferown with burial at Depauw Cemetery in Posey Township. She was survived by a son and several grandchildren including Frank, Charles, Pidward, and Walter.
The Rev Willam Janes aged 69 previously a pastor at the local Presbyterian church, was struck by a train while walking on a railroad track near his home in Gruble Delaware. He died three hours later from his injuries.
Three news editors and five or six printers hinder space causing much good copy to be left out. This week enough material could fill a full page but space constraints prevent publication.
New Salisbury reports an Easter program scheduled for next Sunday at the Sunday school hour. District Superintendent W. N. Whitsett will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday morning March 30. Mrs Geo Haub of the northwest is seriously ill with pneumonia. Claud Davis, a New Salisbury high school sophomore, broke a bone in one limb while playing ball Wednesday. he is the son of Ed Davis of Ramsey.
J P Dion of Corydon offers plastering repair concreting and cistern work at reasonable prices. Advertisement mentions four room house for rent and is signed by Geo K Gwartney in an old style local notice.
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