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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1905
Page
3
The County Board of Review shall meet in the Commissioners Room in Corydon Harrison County Indiana on a date to be determined under Section H4 of the tax act approved March 6 1901 and amendments thereto.
Readers with active subscriptions must renew before the June issue. new subscribers should mail $1.00 and the pattern choices to Mrs. Dora B. Wheat to ensure July delivery, with May 10 as the request date.
Phil Berlinger advises turning pain into a pleasant front and sharing kindness now. A lighthearted stance and cheerful greeting make one welcome, as hidden troubles and tears have little place in everyday life.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional remedy. It states the medicine works through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Includes testimonials and address in Toledo, Ohio.
Lila S. Brown, Edwardsville postmistress, sues Thomas J. Brown for divorce claiming abandonment since 189 and separate since 18&3. She states his present whereabouts are unknown. Notice ends with advertising line for dress goods from Mrs. John Bennett.
An advertisement extols Germicidal Tablets as the cure for all germ diseases and urges universal adoption by year end. It claims the tablets eradicate disease cause, pre vent germ spread, and cites extensive bacteriology research, urging purchase directly from the American Medicine Co. with prices in fifty cents and one dollar sizes.
The New York Produce Exchange statistician estimates winter wheat yield near 480 million bushels based on Agriculture Department figures, with government estimates close. May 1 condition is strong, abandoned acreage at 4.6 percent. Spring prospects look excellent, with a potential total around 800 million bushels, barring adjustments. Even after possible reductions, export prospects stay robust.
The damage suit of Maggie Minor, administrator of Wesley Minor, against Standard Cement Co. moves from Jeffersonville to New Albany for trial by Judge W C Utz. The case, tried before nine circuit judges, yielded a $5,000 verdict on first trial and was reversed on appeal to the Supreme Court. Mrs. Minor, who lost her husband to a December 1807 blast, seeks $15,000. Judges assigned include Gibson Marsh Cook New Ely Francisco Bear Mongomery and Utz.
Travel offer details a 62.50 round trip from Chicago May 29 to 31 and June 1 to California via Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. The Overland Limited travels with two daily trains from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland on a double track route. A California folder is available for 4 cents from N M Breeze General Agent 486 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio Yoay e bw.
Tampa man Ralph F Fernandez recounts a fear filled battle with liver trouble and heart disease. After no relief from doctors and medicines he credits Electric Bitters with a three day transformation and full recovery. Sold at L A Riley and Son. 50 cents.
In a circuit court case State of Indiana v Sharp and Saulman the motion to quash indictments is sustained. The 1899 law banning heavy loads on gravel roads with narrow tires is void for uncertainty. Earlier amendments attempted to fix it but were found invalid. a new 3-inch tire law with weight limits and fines from five to fifty dollars is noted.
The Agriculture Department estimates annual losses from destructive insects at 700 million dollars, with cereals 200 million and animal products 175 million among the major figures. C R Marlatt notes such losses exceed national government expenditures and cites detailed breakdowns by crop and product.
Crawford County Democrat urges towns with creeks to remove obstructions and keep waterways clear to accommodate high water.
An ad offers abstract services for Harrison county real estate. James B. Lawster and Frank M. Wilson claim to provide complete title records from the government to the present, based on Harrison county records.
Mrs. W H Leggvett of Yum Yum Tennessee reports chronic rheumatism all over her body relieved by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The balm provides rest and sleep and may offer lasting relief after initial hoped for short-term results. Sold at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
May 10 3 spectacle sale offers lenses to correct refractive errors in Lavonia Indiana. Some Normal School students report mumps.
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