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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
3
The Mound City Paints and Oils dissolution notice lists sale of assets by The Wm. Mitchell Co as the sole purchaser. Inventory includes paint products described as the cheapest paint for the money, with liquidation terms and sale details to be announced.
Township Trustees and school board presidents met at the County Superintendent's office on Monday the 7th to elect a one year truant officer. Louis Baker and Nicholas were elected tellers with S T Briscoe as Secretary. Four candidates stood for vote: Willard Denbo Matthew Denbo C L Morris and Smith Patterson. Patterson won on the ninth ballot with eight votes, Morris seven, Denbos totaling five.
Mrs W T Zenor wife of Congressman W T Zenor of Corydon Ind has spent a pleasant winter in Washington. Though fond of quiet life at home she remains deeply interested in her husband political welfare and has shared in social events serving as hostess for one of the most enjoyable congressional receptions among Indiana people. The Indianapolis Star Sunday edition ran the piece with a likeness of Mrs Zener.
In loving remembrance of Abby infant daughter of Howard and Minnie Babcock who died April 24 1906 after a ten day illness aged 11 months 3 days God in his wisdom has taken unto Himself Abbey is at rest a pure little angel in the land of the blest Susan
Advertises Farmers Savings and Trust Co. offering 3 percent interest on Savings Deposits. Encourages young, active savers to prepare for a restful old age, signed by W. E. Cook, Secretary.
New stock ready for business offering hardware harness and groceries. Prices listed include bulk coffee 20 for a dollar, sugar 22 lbs for 1.00, coal oil 12c per gallon, tomatoes 10c, beans 5c, sardines 7c, grease 4c, molasses 32c per gallon, lamp fuel 4c, nails 2-3c per lb, flour meat lard and seeds. They pay cash for corn wheat oats wool calves hides and invite customers to call for current prices.
The Jeffersonville convention on the 5th inst. split between Zenor and Cox factions after late caucuses. Zenor claims rightful nomination as Floyd county delegation was regular, while Cox asserts their ticket. Editors urge party harmony and aim for a single nominee ahead of the fall election.
Milton L. Smith and Myrtle May Taylor. Michael E. Gurtz and Anna B. Mcc Claren. Amos H. Frakes and Nora B. Tin dall.
Shake into your shoes for tired aching callous sweating and swollen feet. Sold at all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Free sample and address: Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy New York.
The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Saffer Webster township died from a dynamite blast injury suffered while playing 75 yards from explosions. She died Sunday morning and was buried at Rogers Camp Ground church. this marks a third loss for the family in nine months.
During Louisville's June homecoming week the guests of honor include Associate Justice John M. Harlan of Washington D C former U S Senators J G Carlisle and Wm Lindsay of New York U S Senators Shelby S Cullom and S H Pyles of Washington former Governors David R. Francis and Thomas Crittenden of Missouri Gov E H W Hock of Kansas Preston H Leslie former Governor of Kentucky and Montana Adlai E Stevenson former Vice President of the United States and others
The message urges starting a savings account to build a money habit. It emphasizes that growing savings reduces future interest payments and makes saving easier over time. Open an account now to begin securing financial growth.
Alex Miller seeks the best frogs while Benjamin Duggins is named Marshal of Elizabeth and vows a strong town shakeup.
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