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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
1
The item notes the rising prominence of United States Tires in the market, suggesting a strong year for the brand and its increasing presence in consumer choices and dealership displays.
Harrison county boards signs with Clifford Shopbell & Co of Evansville to draft plans, specs, and supervise construction of a Corydon courthouse not to exceed 130000 dollars. Agreement dated May 5 1919 sets duties, approvals, payments totaling six thousand dollars or five percent of cost, with staged payments and board approval required.
Governor James P. Goodrich named T. J. Wilson of Corydon to the Indiana State School for the Deaf Board of Trustees. The four year term keeps a bipartisan balance with Dr. W. W. Black as Republican, and Williams and Captain Herron as Democrats. The school sits on eighty acres near Indianapolis with a large brick building. Attendance has run around four hundred.
A Corydon farmer A W Rothrock eight miles east of Corydon testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his backache nervousness sleeplessness and urinary irregularities. He says two boxes relieved his kidney complaint completely. Price 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses.
For sale by Hurst Hardware Co. this lead and oil paint improves appearance and preserves siding. A30 4W.
Will Saffer, a young businessman of Corydon, has purchased sixty feet on the south side of the Kintner Hotel lot including the old Hvery barn for 2400 dollars. He will build a fireproof garage and automobile salesroom, adding to his auto repair and Overland sales business near the south bridge. The new brick or concrete building will create a premier town frontage.
In memory of Renna Albin child of Robert and Rebecca Albin who died a year ago May 16 1918. Friends recall wounds that linger though time heals. A vacant place stays in the home. Another lamb has gone to dwell with the Lord. Renna rests in heaven and is not forgotten. Sisters mourn his loss and cherish his memory around his grave.
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