Trutona praised by Louisville clothing employee in remarkable health tale
R M O'Hair of Menter Clothing Company recalls two years of good health after using Trutona and urges public to try it. Advert sees customers praising permanent relief from nervousness sleeplessness headaches and digestive woes with Trutona available at Corydon Percy Davie Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’hair
Trutona
R. M. O’hair
Menter Clothing Company
East
Jefferson Street
Louisvil
Corydon
Percy
Davie
Local Library Stats and Used Equipment for Sale
Library statistics show total volumes 2311 24 2332 borrowers beginning month 1101 new borrowers registered and cards withdrawn. Miles Variety Store offers moth and dust proof garment bags at 10 and 15 cents. Keller Manufacturing Co advertises second hand equipment including wagon, farm truck, tractor, and motor truck for sale at Corydon wagon factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Variety Store
Corydon
Keller Manufacturing Co
Potato Run and Spring Prep in Lanesville Area
Local notes report spring plowing under way with Albert Bower preparing his farm south of Lanesville and Joe Lily leasing Adam Goodman’s southeast farm. Shingle work by Martin Hausz and a moonlight hop hinted. Locust Point buyer Emile Henriott keeps his Ford idle due to bad roads. John Wood visits from Louisville as Alfred Lieber recovers. Fred Hausz plans a move to a southeast farm while others sell potatoes and await warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bower
Lanesville
Albert
Joe Lily
Adam Goodman
Martin Hausz
Matts
Crarge Linds
George
Mat
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Emile Henriott
Locust Point
Smith Creek
John Wood
John
Louisville
Alfred Lieber
Edmund Lambertus
J. G. Zabel
Fred Hausz
Fred
John Goodman Jr
Old Soldier Foland Returns to Danville Home
William W. Foland visited Corydon friends yesterday then returned to the National Military Home at Danville Illinois. He is in good health and nearing eighty years old. Foland is known to locals for being the veteran helped to travel to Platteville Wisconsin to secure evidence for his pension claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Foland
Corydon
National Military
Danville
Ilinois
Mr. Foland
Plattsville
Wisconsin
Easter sale at Riely’s Drug Store and local notices
Local notes report Mrs A B Linder’s business trip to Louisville and Mrs Adaline Ehalt’s attendance at her brother in law Martin Ehalt’s funeral in New Albany. Community ads offer Jersey cow for sale, Leghorn chicks from Hillside Poultry Farm, and a four room Corydon house for sale. Anna Grace Burton granted divorce. Gregg Lodge IOOF to confer third degree. lost breast pin found. Regular local updates on illness, church services, and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Ehalt
Martin Ehalt
New Albany
Deputy Recorder Jacob Miller Celebrates 746th Anniversary
Deputy Recorder Jacob Miller was feted on a 746th anniversary with a noon arrival home dinner and friends sending mementos. Ed Hiser of Indianapolis visited Corydon last Friday then Ramsey to see his parents Jacob and Mrs Hiser and his two sons residing with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lokens
Ed. Hiser
Indianapolis
Corydon
Ramsey
Jacob Hiser
Horse Runs Away Injures Two Women and Ruins Buggy
Mrs. Riley Cline and Mrs. Hottell were thrown from a buggy when a runaway horse pulled by crowded traffic near Fair Ground hill at Mauckport. Both women were bruised but not seriously hurt. doctors attended them. The buggy was wrecked, and 35 dozen eggs carried to market were mostly broken after the collision near Corydon Elevator.
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Riley Cline
Ezra Hottell
Corydon
Mauckport
Fair Ground Hill
Fair Ground
Long family visits in Louisville with job ties
James and John Long of Louisville visit their father Jesse Long and sister Mrs. Fred Saulman. Jim Long works in the Cash Department of the Louisville Street Railway Company, with other family members also employed there. John, once in Detroit and injured in a car crash, has moved to Louisville and runs a pool room. A six year old bay horse and two three year old mules, trained for work, will be sold at John R. Kirkham's gate near New Middletown on Wednesday, March 380.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
John Long
Louisville
Jesse Long
Fred Saulman
Jim
Louisville Street Railway Company
John
Detroit
Michigan
John R. Kirkham
New Middletown
Notable Item in March 28 Two Page Supplement
The March 28 issue features a two page supplement signaling a key item readers should read carefully to avoid missing the story. The notice stresses the importance of examining the extra pages.
Frost Proof Cabbage Plants For Sale
Delivery ready cabbage plants offered at 40 cents per hundred with postage extra. Contact Mrs. Clarence Kopp by phone M.23-2w to place an order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kopp
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BIG
Louisville Clothing Company
Tru
Keller’s Shoe Dept
Library Now
Averae
Georgia Stockblazer
Huber
Martin
Charles Hausz
A. B. Linder
John E. Engleman
Eureka Phone
Ind
Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian Church
Riely’s Drug Store
Pfrimmer
Cara Rosenbarger
George Beal
Romney
J. C. Davis
Tackeon Township
Davis
Dea
W. D. Bean
Eureka
Claude A. Davis, Ramsey
Anna Grace Burton
Harry E. Burton
Harrison Circuit Court
Anna Grace ‘Conrad
Corydon United
John Ebalt
Mike Hauswald
Ed Brown
Charlies Stilger
Martin Ebalt
Cort Wolfe
Spencer Township
Bethany U. B. Chorch
J. H. Tuombs
W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Thomas J. Rawlings
Depauw
Geo. J. Kiegler
Morgan Township
Lewis Heffner
Hancock
Heffner
Newport
Kentucky
Lafe Lingenfelter
Curtis Mosier
Edith Shaw
Chas. A. Wolfe
Blue River Township
Democrat
Charles
Jacob al. Miller
Fia
Dooce Brethers
SENAN
Secan
C. H. Buchanan
Corydon, Ind
United States
Cana
Edison
Frank W. Shireman
Goodyear
Aeller’s
Ladies’ Aid of the
Gorydoo Christian Church
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