Royal Baking Powder Cream of Tartar Claim
The label urges buyers to choose Royal Baking Powder as the safe option made with cream of tartar and to avoid alum by checking the label.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
3
The label urges buyers to choose Royal Baking Powder as the safe option made with cream of tartar and to avoid alum by checking the label.
Obituary notes Perry Noble of Leavenworth dies. Perry Noble once lived in Leavenworth. Trade remarks January and March favored January. Henry Richards’s law office above Trotter’s Store. Wall paper offers by Charles Ehalt. Morris’s barber shop prices. Miss Bertha Bidwell guests Edith Brown. Wall paper samples by Charles Khalt. Washington county politics: Democratic primary voters rejected Hor Paynter and John Foote. Foote moved to New Salisbury. No silver dollars coined in 1905. first since 1839. For wall paper orders leave at Ehalt’s. For sale: two young mules Corydon Junction. 80 acres for sale or trade Franklin township. James A. Watson, Corydon Ind. Farming notes urge extra crops and preparation for variable seasons.
Mary Hockman expects a late last week birth announcement. Beulah Cunningham has typhoid fever while Claude Cunningham and Floyd Cunningham remain ill. Mrs. Stella Harper and Mrs. Ada Windell are mentioned among area residents. House construction via Kopp and Wiseman progresses. Community guests visit Sheffield and Windell homes.
Dutchtown notes list A B C Adam Dietrick on sick list. Carrie Heuser of Louisville visits her mother. Luke Hoehn visits cousin Tillie Reitz at Crandall. Nettie May, daughter of Joseph Zimmerman, improving after illness. George and Joseph Hoehn travel to Benton county. Edward Reitz of Crandall visits uncle Joseph Hoehn and family. Mr and Mrs Charlie Young of Louisville visit Hoehn family and return home. Lillie Houser hosts music party. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by mothers for quick cough and cold relief and pneumonia risk prevention. Sold by C R Watson.
Nursery stock offered by McCuarex & Son at Corydon Indiana lists a general line of stock. Contact R. R. 4 Eureka Phone 131-8 for catalog and prices before placing orders.
Notice is hereby given that I have sold out my interest in the firm of Stevens & Fisher to Henry Fisher and all accounts due the firm are made payable to the new firm of Fisher & Son. T. J. Stevens.
C R Watson Corypon Inn announces hens from Silver Lace Wyandottes and Buff Leghorns, selected pens available by setting at 50 cents. February 28.
An old label touts Grove's Chill Tonic as a longstanding iron and quinine remedy. It claims no cure and no pay, selling for 50 cents, dated January 10 with a lyric-like tag.
J S Promer calls Harrison County township trustees to form corn growing clubs for boys aged 14 to 20. A meeting at Corydon Court House March 31 at 10 AM will distribute seed corn and teach Indiana scoring. Townships send 19 ears for Purdue judged prizes in four places. prizes to be announced.
Uncle Sam Fite is sick. Rev Raaf preached at the M E church Sunday. Thomas Cato of Huntingburg visited the Weathers family. Local youths enjoyed singing at Joseph Markwell’s. T C Melton returned from Owensboro. Charles P Bye made a business trip to Milltown. W H Dyer and wife visited relatives in New Albany. Mr Zimmerman of Cincinnati Phosphate was in town. John J Cochran of Louisville gave a singing and poems by James Riley. Stevens & Fisher sold to H Fisher & Son. Miss Cora Wolfe of Mott Town staying with Grandma Dyer.
Walnut Valley reports varied visitors and local work assignments. Fry works for Cunningham. Flock visits Crandall. Bussabarger buys a colt from Wolfe. Mary Cline visits Fleck. Stauth and Stauth travel to Missouri. Bussabarger buys a Poland China hag. word of a forthcoming telephone service. Also notices on mortgage tax exemptions and a claim about Joe Bailey as a constitutional lawyer.
A.T. Wiancko explains a simple seed corn germination test using a homemade tester tray with a grid, filled with damp soil, to evaluate five kernels from each ear. Ears producing fewer than four strong sprouts out of five are discarded, ensuring only vigorous seed corn is planted.
Local brief covers Marion Brown purchasing Richard Cunningham property and his departure from the neighborhood. A telephone line issue disrupts service. Community members Alta Knapp Renna Cunningham Alda Stoner Sadie Mowrer and Luther Wolfe visit the Cline family. Mentions Democrats and fair elections with trusted counting and observers.
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