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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
5
The item lists visits of Dr. Wolfe and Dr. W. Cole to Corydon, mentions local figures such as Joseph Spahr and John Emily moving to a nearby farm, updates on property and business ads, a pearl find, and a few notes on local social and legal matters.
An old classified style ad promotes Grove's Chill Tonic noted as iron and quinine with a no cure no pay claim. The fragment references 650c and a date lookalike jan-10-lyr in the legible lines.
A remedy claim suggests applying Chamberlains Salve after nursing and wiping before the next feeding. Noted that many trained nurses report best results. Price is 25 cents per box and sold by C. R. Watson successor to E. S. Crosier & Co.
Notice states Gregg Lodge No. 235 LC OF Corydon Indiana will hold decoration services on Sunday May 27. All brothers are to assemble at the lodge room at 1 30 p m on that day by order of committee LEE Davis A G Warp E H Breepen com
Shake into your shoes to cure tired aching and swollen feet. Sample free offered by Allen S. Olmsted of LeRoy New York with retail price 25 cents at druggists and shoe stores.
A large group of young locals gathered Saturday night May 5 to honor Herman Schoen of Black Creek with games music and refreshments. Attendees include Eva Brown Ethel Doane Clara Voelker Tena Voelker Anna Voelker Minnie Eisenmenger Lena Walther Lula Day Emma Schoen Louise Wartling Rosa Ott Henry Foreman Joe Duncan Albert Stephens Chris Hertling Albert Day Herman Brown Gus Eisenmenger Voelker siblings Wysha John Spiegelhalder Harry Hillard Bas Hodges Herman Schoen Louis Gustav and Alfred Schoen. Guests wished him many more such birthdays.
The Muncie Herald notes Congress considers bills to remit tariff duties on structural iron steel and other rebuilding materials for San Francisco. Critics ask why foreigners should pay the tax, urging continued protective tariffs to aid local recovery.
Miss Grace Laié and pupils will give a song recital at the Christian church this evening by invitation only. Performers include Miss Scott, Mrs. W JH Cook, Mrs. G W Apple gate, T J Hudson, Miss Riely Bean and Mrs. E D Mitchell. Exercises begin at 7 15 after prayer meeting.
County Board of Review will meet in the Commissioners Room Corydon Harrison county Indiana on Monday June 4 1906 to review assessments and equalize personal property in Harrison County Indiana. Auditor Frank Fe Watson signs the notice.
Drop head with automatic lift and lock finished like top machines. Five drawers high grade steel construction offered for $30 to $35, now only eighteen dollars and fifty cents.
Jacob Tsterling, a male resident over 21, announces he will apply June 1 to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at Corydon for a license to retail intoxicating liquors in a two story frame building at Lots 6 and 7 Front Street Gresham Jackson township. The lower west front room measures 21 by 18 feet with ceiling height, contains two front glass doors with transoms and multiple windows and doors detailing access to adjacent areas.
Guardian of John Bickel announces a public auction of his personal property three miles east of New Middletown at one o clock p m under Harrison Circuit Court order. Items include household and kitchen furniture farming implements and other articles with cash for four dollars or less and nine month credit for larger sums secured by notes to guardian. George Woertz Guardian. May 7 1906.
A male resident of New Amsterdam Harrison county Indiana gives notice to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners that at the June session he will apply for a license to retail intoxicating liquors in a front room of a one story frame building at the southeast corner of part of lot 9 fronting Green street. He also applies to run a confectionery in the same room.
The notice to citizens of Lanesville and Franklin township Harrison County Indiana states Andrew Hess will apply for a license to retail intoxicating liquors on June 1 1906. The location is a 15 by 31 foot west front room on Main Street Lot 67 Lanesville the room has glass front doors and multiple exits. The qualifying applicant is a male over 21 and the hearing will be before commissioners in Corydon.
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