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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
2
Classified notice from Corydan ind states entered post office with secured matter subscription options: one year six months three months. Contents include fees and renewal terms with references to obliquely described charges and due dates.
The article discusses evolving support for female suffrage in England and the United States, noting vigorous public debate over proposals and anticipated political shifts. It highlights prominent figures in the movement and the anticipated impact on election campaigns and policy.
A late night school party honoring Lois on her sixteenth birthday drew a large crowd of local youths and many named attendees. The event featured music, dancing, and refreshments as students mingled with family and friends.
Fragmented column cites medical tonic Cardus praised by a woman named Reed or Reed a tone and pharmacy ads in New Middletown and Corydon. It weaves trials of daily life with mentions of legal notes and local names as a broad, disjointed community notice of health and public concerns.
Warning about kidney disease and its economic toll with symptoms like backache and urinary issues. Local resident Mrs Juanes WH Brandenburg of Caryden Indiana endorses Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming significant relief after trying different medicines and purchasing at Louis S Riely's Drug store. Announcement notes price and that Doan's is available at dealers nationwide. Memorial services listed for a May 25 event and a local committeeman note.
A state conference on Agriculture and Country Life in Indiana will discuss the new vocational law and its rural impact. Prominent speakers will address the act’s requirements, county agents via Purdue, school supervision, and advisory committees. Andrew Smith, secretary, will provide program details and topics.
Helena Platt Temple was born January 24 1835 in Rothein Hessen Germany. She married Peter Temple in 1854 and raised twelve children four of whom preceded her in death. Survived by husband four sons and four daughters with relatives in Portland French Lick and other Indiana towns. She read the Bible daily and cherished the Four Gospels and a German Hymn Book. A stroke April 15 left her unconscious until her death April 20 while under care and faith in Jesus.
The April 1915 Librarian’s report shows 26 open days, 1079 volumes at month start, zero added, 559 adult visitors, 315 juvenile visitors, 925 initial borrowers, 2 new borrowers, and a daily average visitor count around 22. Also notes a new gasoline pump purchase from W. Miller in Corydon Indiana for pumping water from cisterns and cellars.
Joseph J. Lauer announces a planned renewal of a liquor license for his premises in Lanesville Franklin Township Harrison County Indiana. The license covers sale of spirituous vinous and malt liquors in facilities with on premises drinking and includes description of the two story building fronting Main Street with a glass front and viewable interior. The renewal will be sought at the June term 191% before the Board of Commissioners of Harrison County Indiana.
In Harrisburg Circuit Court May Term 1a the administrator Ed Haas Jr filed his accounting and vouchers for final settlement of the Samuel Gilmore estate. He lists the show cause date and asks interested parties to appear and contest fees or prove heirship. Heirs are cautioned to appear at the specified time and place.
Public sale ordered by Harrison Circuit Court to satisfy a decree for a loan association against James Mitehem et al. The property is part of lot 152 in Corydon, Harrison County, to be sold at public auction at the courthouse door to pay the costs and decree with interest. Sheriff Peter Wright will conduct the sale.
Notice to citizens of Lavesvice and Franklin township Harris county Indiana that Peter Elbers, a male inhabitant over twenty one of good character and resident, will apply at the June Term for renewal of an intoxicating liquor license. The premises described in Laneville contain a two story frame building fronting Main Street with a front room 30 by 11 feet.
Julius J. Wedges announces his plan to apply June 14 to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in a one story frame building on Main Street New Middletown Webster township. The sale would allow consumption on the premises with a room description and measurements provided.
The administrator of the deceased Wilt Sintnsen will sell at public sale on Thursday May 23 1913 the real property and personal assets including household goods tools and farm equipment. Items listed include a spring wagon rake binder mower hay and other farm gear with notes and terms of sale as nine months credit and purchaser to execute notes with security. Appraiser Louis Slipson A R FP days auctioneer.
Notice announces the appointment of Louis B. Simpson as administrator of the estate of Wilked Simpson. The document names Kirkham & O'Bannon as attorneys and provides filing details and jurisdiction.
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