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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
1
Advice warns buyers to check that the cutter bar is mounted on a floating frame and cannot be pulled by the tongue. It should run evenly over varied ground, leave uniform stubble, and be powered with direct pull from horses. Ensure no side draft and no tongue weight, with easy foot lift and balanced durability.
The history notes the Rate Bill being endorsed by Democratic platforms in 1896 1900 and 1904 denounced by Republican leaders as a Democratic measure rescued from a hostile committee by Democratic votes and officially championed in the U S Senate by a Democratic Senator.
Elmer Davis' meat market advertises Green Ground Bone as the best in the world for fowls. The brief notice promotes a chicken feed product claiming superior quality and suitability for poultry.
Kenneth Melver of Vanceboro Maine surprised doctors with a full recovery after severe lung inflammation and congestion. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery as the life saving remedy after three doctors gave him up. The drug is sold by L A Riley & Son with guaranteed results and trial bottles available.
Danville Indiana March 11 1906 letters note Corydon Democrat is a welcome visitor among Harrison county students. T G Lang excels in algebra Albert Wolfe to finish science course Dr Kinnaman attends national superintendent meeting W C Gresham Rex Deweese Fredericksburg return home Bruce Markel funeral of grandmother Enrollment for spring term may exceed eight hundred L R Doll remains engaged C W Kopp pleased with work Prof Dunlavy to teach August Maurice O Bannon expresses fondness for Danville ROSE Bp
A Kansas reader testimonial from W. W. Kearney editor of the Independent Lowry City Missouri attests the remedy is kept on hand for immediate use to check colds early and curb croup in children It is sold by C R Watson successor to B S Crosier Co
In Washington County Indiana during the recent Democratic primary the county chairman appointed a three man election commission that selected precinct boards with no watchers allowed. Candidates petitioned for watchers but were refused, provoking charges of autocratic rule and fraud fears that contributed to Judge Zenor's defeat.
Moberly items note John R. Loudon on the sick list. Sallie and Annieman of Moberly visited Missie Conrad of White Cloud Sunday. Chas Macherey and wife with adopted daughter Ola visited C. E. Grabill and family, accompanied home by Miss Mary Grabill. Corda Shaffer visited Abe Pitman and family Friday night.
An advertisement asserts deafness from inflamed nasal mucous lining and Eustachian tube blockage is curable only by constitutional remedies. It guarantees one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh related deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and invites readers to request free circulars.
Feathers for sale this season from thoroughbred private winning S C White Leghorn chickens. Also offering Hiawatha Incubator and Brooder from Corydon Indiana R B No 1 Cumberland phone 33-2. Guy Haas. February 28 3m.
Classified notice seeks a gentleman or lady to travel by rail or by railcar. Salary 107200 per year plus expenses, salary paid weekly and expenses advanced. Apply with stamp to Jos A Alexander 21 Plymouth Place Chicago Illinois.
Robert Brown of La Conia Harrison county Ind and Mittie V Timmonds of Jeffersonville wed at the bride's parents home 23 Spring Street yesterday at 2 30 pm The ceremony was performed with Capt Henry Dugan master of ceremonies who arranged the match Brown a farmer widow previous marriage in 1902 Timmonds a lifelong Jeffersonville resident The couple planned a reception for neighbors today in Boone township locals wish them lasting happiness Courier Journal notes the union was well received by Brown's friends.
A letter to James Morris discusses paint quality and aging. Mrs Moore of Kelsey NY bought 16 gallons Devoe for a two coat house job. It notes a Cairo NY house painted 14 years ago remained in good condition and promotes repainting to preserve a house.
Miss Lillie Henser gave a four music party last Thursday night March 8 inviting a large group of friends. Attendees included Messrs Linis and Thomas Herdricks Oscar Langford George Joseph and Charles Toehn Christ Deaham Frank Crosby Charley and Willie Ellis Perry Hendricks Georg Smith Philip and Id Damon Mises Florence Minnie Richert Luke Hoenn Nettie Minnie Denhart May Vernia and Vada Ellis Katie Hueser Mileece Heuser and Annie Damon. Guests enjoyed themselves and departed late.
An ad touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a pleasant effective cathartic to evacuate the bowels. It claims to clear the head loosen phlegm strengthen bronchial tubes relieve throat coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is sold by all druggists.
A New Albany reader writes to the Corydon Democrat celebrating the paper's fifty years of service. He recalls founders and editors including Simeon K. Wolfe and successors Stockslager Brewster Gwartney and current owners. He praises the paper's role in county prosperity and community bonds while expressing nostalgia for past supporters who helped launch the publication.
Last Thursday morning eastbound Southern freight near Edwardsville tunnel five miles west of New Albany saw brakemen G. E. Gresham age 28 killed when an overhanging ice weighted tree limb swept him under a passing train. Orville Smith survived with two broken ribs and walked home after train halted. Gresham leaves a wife and two children.
J. C. Bayne editor of the Herald at Addington Indian Territory credits Chamberlains Pain Balm with restoring his ability to work. He calls it the best of remedies and says one application relieves pain. Sold by C. E. Watson successor to E. S. Crosier & Co. mar
Watson Bros will buy all kinds of live stock at Dr Davis drug store. Calves are a specialty in this local livestock buying operation listed with Eureka Phone 13 tf.
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