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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
7
Kirschbaum clothing embodies expression refined by 50 years of experience. All wool suits priced at 12.50 and 35. Fabrics and colors are current and top quality. Needle molded hair cloth, shrunk canvas, and thorough workmanship ensure durable finish. Kirschbaum label guarantees quality and money back if garment is imperfect. Spring suits now on display.
Franklin township Sunday schools announce a convention at Pfrimmer's Chapel on Sunday May 1 at 2 o'clock p.m. All schools expected to send representatives and county officers will attend. A portion of the program will be presented. President George Scware! presides. Admission five cents.
The Corydon Canning Company plans to can cucumber pickles this year and seeks growers to supply about thirty five acres. Seed will be furnished and good prices offered for quality pickles. Interested parties contact W OH Boussanananr, Manager, Corydon Indiana.
An obituary memorial notice lists numerous deceased brothers and assigns readers for the obituaries at a memorial service to be held in May. It calls for corrections and contact with the secretary for additions and updates.
May term actions include Willard Stoner sworn in as Truant Officer, township grants for Bertha Frakes’ family, tax refunds to several individuals, and rejection of Vlora Kleber’s tax claim. Road and survey appointments reported favorably. hearings continued for damages. The court amended saloon license limits per act and corrected prior March 1911 entries.
Advertisement states Ideal Laundering Machines available from John Martin at the Alardin Hotel Corydon for 15.00 each when delivered. It notes buyers along the Southern Railroad county line only and claims the machine as the best on the market.
A local notice invites residents to invest in the Corydon Savings and Loans Association offering 5 percent interest. Investors may purchase paid up shares at $100 per share or opt for installment plans paying $1.10 per month per share.
A Deskins Virginia letter from Mrs. Mary A. Van Dyke describes long female troubles lasting 49 days that left her weak, but after using Cardui she recovered and feels well. The notice urges other women with similar symptoms to try Cardui, sold by local druggists.
Purse containing about $65 missing near the cross roads by Oak Grove church. Finder should report to this office. ng-2
State of Indiana v George W McGillen ended with a guilty verdict for assault and battery and a five hundred dollar fine. The case arose from a 1910 shooting on Hamilton's land after a long feud between families. The jury did not include intent to murder in its verdict. Prosecutor Clyde R Liptick led the State. defense by C W Cook and H H Richard.
The article explains a historical algorithm to determine the day of week by computing a sum from the day of month, month, next month, and year, with adjustments for January February and pre Reformation dates, and shows July 1 1776 yielding Thursday.
Mrs Eliza Epperson of Tecumseh Oklahoma credits Cardui with saving her life stating headaches shoulder and back pains and body aches as she reports feeling healthier after using Cardui The testimonial urges other women to try it as the best tonic for women.
Mal Cunningham 34, formerly of Washington township, was killed when he slipped from a roof while workers laid a concrete roof in Kansas City Missouri. He left a widow and a small daughter. The item notes no kick coming for the horse wearing Minor-made harness.
Horace W. Flora of Roswell New Mexico writes to county fruit growers about spraying methods and frost protection. He notes his 60 acre apple and 20 acre pear operation near snowcapped mountains and mentions using crude oil and heaters to protect fruit. He offers to provide details and data on growing fruit in the Pecos Valley.
Ponting Clothslde Dekeild, a Holstein Friesian cow owned by Stevens & Co. of Liverpool NC, set new records for butterfat with 646.1 lbs fat in 7 days and 2,558.4 lbs milk in 30 days under Cornell University supervision. Dairy experts estimate weekly fat as 34,738 lbs butter equivalent and 135.9 lbs fat for 30 days.
Ben Heinze left for finois last week. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs G H H Wallace. John Beal of New Albany visited his mother Mrs Joe Beal. Mrs L C Adams and daughter Grace returned from Indianapolis. Mrs David Sternes and Mrs Joseph Walk with daughter Elizabeth visited Corydon. George Haub and family visited his ill brother John Haub near Bradford. Dome of Lawrenceburg Ky visited his parents Mr and Mrs C N Dome and family. Rover Sterns and family from New Jersey visited Chas D Stevens and family.
Delayed farming updates say potatoes are planted and corn planting begins. Mary Voolker returns home from Louisville after a two week stay. Emilie Walther also returns to Louisville after visiting home folks. Clara Schleicher returns to Dudleytown from visiting parents. Mimilic, Augusta Walther, Andy Voclker and Julius Yahel visited Lydia and Susie Schneider of Flatwoods recently.
Advertises Allen's Foot Base antiseptic powder to relieve swollen, tender feet and bunions, claims it makes walking delightful. Sold everywhere for 25 cents with free sample. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York a19-4.
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