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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
4
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised for relief of backache and kidney related symptoms. Mrs E Wolfe of Chestnut Street asserts the medicine lived up to its claims after trying other treatments. Price 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY secretary note m12-20
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his residence two miles northwest of Mouthport within Heth township on Thursday April 3 1919. Items include a black mare seven years old a brown mare mule eight years old a Jersey milch cow soon to be fresh a Milwaukee binder a Superior wheat drill a disc harrow an Old Plickery wagon a wagon box an Oliver steel beam breaking plow No 20 a hinge narrow a one horse cultivator a double shovel plow a one horse turning plow a set of tug harness two page bridles one pair of check lines two work bridles an apple press a set of double trees and single tree a pair of breast chains a scoop shovel a stoop gate a buggy pole and numerous other small articles. Sale begins at 10 00 A M terms credit of six months. Signed Essi Tichard John J Seipel Avcrionesr mrbevy.
Rev Sidney Morton writes from Baltimore on March 16 reporting he met a Hapg earstown venueman seeking a copy of W. H. Douglas The Land of the Small House People and noting audiences he addresses are eager to hear what the Bible says about unrest. He cites Pittsburg Baltimore and weekday attendances and thanks the recipient for past courtesies.
The Elizabeth Bank shows substantial growth with assets near $100000 as it sits in a prosperous Morrison county community. Officers W D Barnes president P A Flurton vice president and C A Barnes cashier are described as safe energetic leaders. 1919 expected to bring increased business.
Indiana General Assembly enacted a law raising minimum wages for public school teachers. The daily wage is based on the teacher’s general average and license class, with Class A at 4 times, Class B at 4.14, Class C at 1, and Class D at 1. il multipliers update from the old 2, 3 14, and 4 guidelines.
Notice warns that taking money from mailboxes on rural routes is illegal and offenses will be punished. Parents are urged to tell children about the risk of prank thefts and the legal consequences.
Secretary Glass approved regulations for converted war time life insurance policies offering ordinary life twenty pay and endowment options with liberal benefits. The government plans to issue the policies soon, boosting the War Risk Bureau to perhaps become the world’s largest life insurer.
An activist preacher argues how he survives on 500 dollars and 360 dollars in board, detailing frugal meals, donated furniture and clothing, and support from church members. He notes ongoing sacrifices, limited comforts, and reliance on faith to cover essential expenses and raise children while serving a circuit.
James Crosby schedules a public sale at his residence five miles northeast of Corydon near Zoar church on Thursday March 27 1919 starting at 9 00 A M. Items include four head horses one cow farm wagon spring wagon two buggies harness dairy implements hay and farming gear plus household furniture and other goods. Auctioneer John Seipie.
One work horse and a mare in foal from Jack for sale at a cheap price. Contact Eureka phone A. R. Miller in New Middletown, m 19.2w.
Revered minister W. J. Trueblood and his wife from Chicago visit Corydon for a week or two after wintering in Mobile and Biloxi. He served in the county for over fifteen years as United Brethren and Congregational pastor, with sons Charles Urban and Lawrence noted.
Ford owners and others are urged to switch to airless tires claimed to be puncture free, pump-free, tube-free, and durable. Jos. F. Pinatre, a local representative, advertises availability through Corydon Exchange in Harrison County.
In Heth township near Mauckport a public sale on Thursday April 8 will auction two buggy bridges two work bridles one pair of check reins one apple press one set of double and single trees one pair of breast chains one scoop shovel one scoop gate and one buggy pole. Sale begins at ten o clock AM.
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