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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
9
Notice of annual meeting at Corydon Court House on Saturday April 1 1911 at 10 am for electing President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer and to transact business before the meeting. Ep h Stonecipher President H M Gerpon Secretary.
The list records new and continuing subscribers to The Democrat across Indiana and neighboring states. Names include Peter L. Stevens Depauw George W Hendricks New Salisbury Warda Frakes Teitelsfield Ky Pearl Basinger Corydon Andrew Buechler New Salisbury J ui Sherrill Mauckport Mrs Mary Barger Elizabeth Jacob Vogel Louisville and many others with multiple towns such as Corydon Elizabeth Georgetown Depauw West Point Ky and Nebraska cities.
No more piles says the ad as internal treatment removes the cause bad circulation in the lower bowel. Dr Leonhardt’s Hem-Roid tablet remedy claimed to permanently relieve piles, sold for $1 with guarantee by L S Riely and druggists. Station 8 Buffalo NY. Write for booklet.
Joseph Fleig will sell personal property at public auction at his residence one mile east of Frenchtown on Saturday March 25 1911. Items include a bay mare a gray horse a two year old mule two cows two yearling heifers a hay rake a mower a binder a disc harrow a cider mill a wheat fan plows harrow household furniture and more. Sale begins at ten o clock a m. Usual terms. See sale bills.
ABE WILLIAMS and Mabel Martin near high school completion, Charley Reagan in an oil refinery job, Mrs. Marion Austin ill with chronic troubles, Willie Barksdale hiring bay horses for team work, and Ida Sappenfield improving after rheumatism. James Martin studies shorthand in Kansas City. Monroe Sappenfield has measles but expects to return to service. Edward Martin to plaster houses, Elder George Jenkins moving to build on South Noland. Orville Mosier billed as town barber, Dr Harbaugh and Charles Sappenfield planting berries for 50c per gallon. The Williamses relocate to 1119 South Noland, praising Independence.
Valley City reports siting changes as land trades dominate chatter. Grover Jacobs plans a town move while the post office will change hands. Ben Windeill welcomes a 9 pound boy. Miss Belle Moyars journeys to Benton county and Miss Georgia Watson returns from Brandenburg. Severe wind and hail damaged areas last week and Rev Saycer spoke at the Presbyterian church. Modern Woodmen visit Corydell camp on March 7 reporting a good time.
Baltimore reader Mrs. W. H. Ison describes long term womanly troubles and weight loss. The advertisement urges others to try Cardui, noting it helped her and urging readers to ask their druggist for a bottle today.
Egg listings for Indian Runner ducks at Ward's grocery and Harris area sellers. George Benton advertises Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs, Corydon and Eureka Phone contacts. White and Brown Leghorn Plymouth Rock eggs for setting priced at 40 cents per setting or 2 dollars per 100. Grand laying strain eggs available with book orders.
Single Comb White Leghorn eggs for setting for sale at thirty five cents for 16. Pure bred stock. OLS CLUNIE, R. R. 1, Depauw, Ind. m22-80.
Eggs for hatching offered by local breeders. Rhode Island Reds and Rose Comb Brown Leghorns offered at 90c per setting with orders left at Fr O Jordan's harness shop. Also S C White Orpingtons and S C Leghorns advertised at 50c per selling or 33 per 100 with James Kirkham listing Corydon Indiana.
S C Brown Leghorn eggs for setting two dollars per hundred. Also BR C Rhode Island Red eggs. Eureka phone number shown. Enquiries to Corydon Indiana address or contact.
S C White Orpington eggs for setting priced at 40 cents for 15. Pure bred Rhode Island Red? Noted by Wo. H. Walter, Corydon, Indiana. BR. RAL. Phone Crandail Maxchange. nils-6w
A local notice lists egg prices for the public: best pen II for 15 eggs at a stated rate, second best pen at 15 eggs, and incubator eggs at 22.00 per hundred. Signed by Rept. GLBSON.
Seymour T. Walk as administrator of the estate of Geo W Walk deceased has filed his account for final settlement with the Clerk of Harrison Circuit Court. The court will review on May 1 in Harrison county Indiana Corydon offices heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must also prove heirship at the same time and place.
Indiana commission er to sell lands in Mary Reinhardt et al v Louis Reinhardt et al by order of Harrison Circuit Court. Auction at decedent Wilam Reinhardt's premises near Ramsey Spencer Twp. 40 acres timber 15 acres. three parcels to be offered separately and as whole. One third cash, balance in six and twelve months, secured by notes with 6 percent interest. Auctioneer R B Davis. commissioner Eli E Crayden. Mars Ww
Twelve room house and lot with a set of blacksmith tools suitable for a hotel. House priced at 700 dollars with piano taken in as part payment. Inquire Callon or address W. A. Rusk m22 3W Elizabeth Ind.
A dog tax notice warns all delinquent owners to call and pay before May in Spencer Township. Assessor office issues the reminder for area residents to settle their dog tax obligations.
Advertisement offers a few thousand dollars to loan on first-mortgage Security. Details mention interest and long term terms. The notice directs inquiries to a local office for more information.
The notice states Harriet Londot and Moses Londot and Abbott W. White are named defendants in a mortgage suit filed by a plaintiff represented by Zener McIntyre Tippit attorneys. The court requires appearance on May 1, 1911, at Corydon to answer the complaint. if they fail, judgment by default will be entered.
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