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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1914
Page
5
Lawrence Owens of Brandenburg Kentucky was tried in court last Thursday by a jury for trading a kicking horse to D A Jordan of this place. The jury found him guilty and set punishment at a five dollar fine plus costs of prosecution.
A collection of short notices reports and observations from Corydon and nearby towns. Mentions include August Day's daughter recovering, J W Blume visiting the city, Calvin Allyn moving to Evansville, rows of bachelors seeking partners, relatives visiting, fencing of Prospect Addition lots, and various local anecdotes about residents and workers.
The Harrison County Bunch enjoys progress at the M N I with a chapel recital by Miss Jaynes and a mental arithmetic contest won by the Business boys. A new Adult and 8 class forms at Chapel Hall with Miss Lea Fiora as president and Miss Alma Hisey as secretary. A reception at Professor M ule’s home honors Harrison county students with many attendees and musical readings, refreshments, and plans for future gatherings.
In Loving Remembrance a death notice records the passing of Mrs Flarriep Feller on April 11. Born February 1 1889 she was 77 years old. Survived by her husband Cndeon Feller two grandchildren three children and many relatives. A public sale of household items is to be held at Corydon Lake on Saturday May 25 with items listed including furniture dishes and garden tools.
Death reported for Orville D. Mosier aged about twenty seven at his parents home 226 Sc Bhort St Independence Missouri He leaves a young wife parents four sisters and two brothers Funeral services were held at home April 26 and burial followed at Mound Grove cemetery.
The article urges support for mothers by using Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing tonic. It claims the product strengthens blood and nerves, aids appetite, and is prescribed for overworked women by physicians, presented as a safe concentrated food drink.
Corydon Indiana resident R. B. Scott reports a bad kidney ache that caused back pain and hindered work. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he felt relief and recommends others with similar trouble to try the medicine. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
The Elkhart Review, a leading Indiana Republican paper, abandons the GOP for the Bull Moose faction. Analysts see the Progressives gaining ground ahead of the November election as party loyalties shift.
Dr. John Loomis of Jeffersonville, aged ninety four, remains active in health and continues patient visits. He is likely the oldest practicing physician in Indiana, and a pleasant river outing near James Crosier's on May 16 featured Mr. and Mrs. Crosier and friends, with boat and train watching on the Ohio River.
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