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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1914
Page
7
The Corydon Democrat reports Sapinsky's offering fine suits for men and lists visits by Mrs. Robt Crawford and Miss Mabel Exkew to Birdseye. Other items include ice plant plans by New Corydon Packing Co and local visitor notes from Fort Wayne and St. Louis affiliates.
Mrs Geo Crawford spent Friday with relatives at Milltown. Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Black and son Howard Lotich visit their parents, Mr and Mrs Philip Lotich. Fred Brockman subscribes to the Democrat. Amos Lemmon visited Chas Hess of Louisville. Hess ill. Malta Garden plow sold by W H Bullett & Sons. Joseph J Spath pays subscription in New Albany. Mr and Mrs Christian Atz visit daughter Mrs C P Trotter. Ben Rhodes visits his mother near Corydon. Mrs Clementina Hostetter granted $12 monthly pension. Harrison County Fair catalog printing underway. about 2000 copies. Ida Craig returns to New Albany for work after visit. Julius Bosier buys house at Frenchtown. planned move. George OW Clarkson and Jamie Yo to Brewersville. John Presster reports Franklin township assessment. renews Democrat subscription. Presley, J J O Bannon's son, fractures leg. healing slow. Cecil Trobaugh visits with daughter Nina Fern. collateral work at state enterprise near New Castle. Reuth of New Albany patron pays subscription. hotel Pearl Street House improved with chandeliers. Huts Stover reports Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance meeting at Edwardsville to recommend half inch Munson Lightning rods for policyholders. See Stover ad in issue. Sapinsky’s motto promoted. subs urged. my3-3w
Local ads note Sapinsky's stock of work clothes and a furniture sale north of the courthouse by J. L. Rowe. Community items include church events, school news, and family visits across Corydon and New Amsterdam, with social and educational notices and upcoming sales.
A broad clippings list reports a lost or stolen collie, local sales at Sapinsky's, travel notes on several residents, and ads for furniture and wagons. It notes visits to Louisville and Indianapolis, military and naval mentions, births, a hospital transfer, and a trial involving a teacher accused of excessive punishment.
Deep discounts spread across suits hats underwear shirts and gloves. Men and boys dress pants shirts shoes and oxfords are reduced with savings ranging from 10 to 60 percent and multiple lot deals across the department. Special discounts apply to women’s shoes and beyon clothing items in the sale.
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