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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
1
County Assessor J. Habermel calls township assessors to discuss Spring assessments March 30 and 31. He notes wide disparities in land values and urges fair appraisals based on true cash value, not selling price or biased offers. The average per acre is $10.44 with improvements.
Spinsters' Convention promotes the transformation of old maids into maidens for the M. FE church benefits. Directed by the Ladies' Aid of the M. Sk. church. Last year's wallpaper stock to be sold by S. M. Miller.
A petition for 3000 to 4000 dollars for public square improvements is refused except for 150 dollars for horse racks. The writer argues town streets and drainage must be fixed first, condemns county overreach, and urges coat this thing right with town leading the way.
A Michigan man named Moon marries and has a daughter in time, then celebrates with drinking. He leaves with 24 cents, receives a rolling pin welcome from his mother in law, and a total eclipse of fortune follows as he sees stars.
The Wal paper feature highlights low prices for a Maiden S. M. Miturr product, emphasizing affordability and value for readers seeking bargains.
John L. Cooper and Bertha Zimmerman wed at the Dunkard church on Sunday night. Guests included Miss Nina Cooper and Mrs. Maggie Morton of Floyd county. Due to rain, a second reception at Philip B. Cooper’s home followed with a large cha rivari led by Mrs. Wm. Meltae. ONE WHO WAS THERE.
The First National Bank of Cory will open April 2 with national bank rules and government supervision. It will offer deposits discounting, loans, and collections. V. J. Bullett as cashier and Rose Keller as bookkeeper promise courteous service and distribution of national bank notes.
J J Bullett and Son continues to offer premium paint brands, emphasizing quality finishes and dependable performance for homeowners and contractors. The firm promotes a curated selection aimed at delivering lasting color and protection.
The Legislature approved House Gill No. 419 amending the highway act to elect a road district supervisor on the second Saturday after the first Monday in January 1905 and every two years. Each township must divide into districts with 2 to 4 Supervisors, salaried at $2 a day, with district voters only.
The upcoming County Superintendent election on the first Monday in June features eight Democratic candidates: A. M. Grown, C. A. Wolfe, C. N. Dome, L. V. Brown, Pleasant Jenkins, J. Vout, David Adams, and Lonnie Cunningham. Voters expect a change and a good man, with no Republican candidate announced.
Lawrence Garing will handle the Bradley fertilizer again this season and is available at the Old Capital Hotel in Corydon until June 1 to wait on customers. He has just received a carload of goods and invites shoppers to call for prices before purchasing.
House bill 92 provides for payment of salaries for clerks and sheriffs now in office or elected, and for those who left office after January 1, 1900. Payments require fee bill proof or non collection to justify. If uncollected fees are later deemed collectible, they are deducted from salary and charged to the officer. the remaining salary is paid when fees are turned in. The act repeals conflicting laws and took effect March 3.
A new legislative bill requires land owners to bury cremate or deliver to a desiccating establishment any hog or dead animal found on their premises. Road supervisors face a similar duty for carcasses on public highways, with fines from five pounds to two dollars for failure within 44 hours.
Amzi Brewster Harrell died at his home near Hancock on the 13th of consumption. He was the son of Elder John A. Harrell of Blue River township, aged 29. He leaves a wife and one child and many relatives and friends mourn his loss. The remains were interred in the village cemetery.
All parties owing the undersigned for costs for the past three or four years must settle by note or cash immediately as our business will be closed up. Isaac B. Lahue and Joseph Lahue signature. Call and see latest wall paper designs at S. M. Miller's.
Leota Shuck of New Middleton dies at 12 from brain trouble on the 16th. He joined the M F E church in 1897 and lived a Christian life. He is survived by a mother, grandmother, three brothers and four sisters. He enjoyed Sunday school and looked forward to life beyond the tomb.
An ad claims Grove's TASTELESS CHILI TONIC contains Tron and Quinine in a tasteless tonic. It asserts no cure no pay and lists a price of 50e with a February delivery hint.
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