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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1905
Page
6
The article explains disease germs enter via air and contaminated food or drink. It links weak digestion to fermentation and rapid spread, listing symptoms like headache poor appetite nausea and sleeplessness. It promotes Mi o na tablets from L A Riely in Corydon with a guaranteed sale.
The six months ending December 31 1904 show eleven new lodges and 474 new members bringing Indiana Odd Fellowship to 66320. Total relief in state 120772.08 for six months and 273553.20 for the year. State resources total 3287223.41 with 415272.55 debt leaving net resources of 28719 50.76.
A newspaper item quotes a law banning shooting or possessing wild squirrels from January 1 to August 1 with a ten dollar fine per squirrel. The piece urges readers to read the statute and notes a liberal reward for the offender, inviting scrutiny in the Democrat columns.
A heavy rain described as a cloud burst overflowed the creek channel Saturday morning, washing away two foot bridges near the depot and shifting the wagon bridge at Davis' store. Lower town flooded, businesses damaged, residents affected. total damages likely in the hundreds of dollars.
The ad claims health bloom on the cheeks bright eyes and firm flesh shows action readiness after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. It notes the product is sold at bh. A. Riely & Son’s drug store for 25 cents and mentions Capt. Milt Fox returning from Evansville and Mt. Vernon.
Bradford community brief with neighbors Gus Rochner buying a buggy, Prof Marian and Harry Sappenfield planting gin seng, wallpaper work by Wim Brockman and son for Thomas Flinn, health concerns of Philip Martin, Bashc Packing Co. agent Joe Johnson visiting L M Sappenfield, Oswell Martin returning from Elwood to Bradford, and plans to dig ginseng in Kentucky. Local marriages teased, Buffalo Bill wishes, and chatter of revival meetings and strawberry picking as Byrneville visitors arrive.
List of recent subscribers and payments to The Democrat including Charles Reuse Central Philip Kesner Marshall lod Mrs Maggie Chino Corydon Frank Miller Lon Reuse New Albany Joseph Y Heller Corydon Noah Haun Corydon F H Myers Louisville Mrs Mary Muzler Corydon Charles Mugler John Eisert Reynolds Lod George Kiutner Corydon C L Davis P P Flock James M Sherrill New Amsterdam Stella Dooley Wm Lotieh Corydon James E Brown Elizabeth J E Funk Maywood Neb Anna Lamb Omaha Tena Wurm Corydon Emma Thompson Rock Haven Ky Zeve Hershman Corydon Charles A Hansfield Campbellsbury Ind.
Susan Cahoe transfers 40 acres to Wm Cahoe and Clarence Smith to Carrie Myers. Mary Watson conveys 20 acres to Harvey Stonecipher. Roy Shields to Emerson Conrad Jai. Beulah Backherms to Gus Backherms for 2000 dollars. Martha Perry to Caroline Grimes. Levi Blume to D T Roweh for a lot in Calledon. Lemmon to Thomas Wooten for 3 Bures. J C Fouts to Charles Harmon for a lot in Burnville.
Merc B Wainwright of Lemon City Florida reports better results from Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy when taken in hot water. He claims the effect is twice as fast and targets the right spot instantly. For sale by Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
In Harrison Circuit Court May Term 1905 Jame A Ranson vs Jessie Ranson non resident defendant must appear at the next term starting September 2 1905 at Corrdon Court House to answer or demur or the complaint will be heard in her absence. Major W Funk attorney.
Administrator of the Philip Walther estate announces a public auction of the west half of Lot 66 Kowat in Lanesville Harrison County Indiana. The sale is set for Saturday June 10 1905 at 1 p m on the premises. Terms require one third cash and balance in two equal installments with notes secured by the purchaser and six percent interest. John P Zollman Admr May 9 1905. my10-4w Wu Ridley Atty.
Adolfus, a German Coach stallion owned by the Elizabeth Coach Horse Company, will stand for the season on Mondays and Tuesdays in Laconia, Wednesdays at Henry Mettling’s near Elizabeth, and Thursdays through Saturdays at Elizabeth. Call to view this remarkable horse and consider renewing patronage.
No. 6 runs daily for Chicago Lafayette and French Lick at 8 03 a m. No. 8 runs daily except Sunday Bloomington Accommodation and French Lick at 3 18 p m. No. 4 runs daily fast Chicago and Northwest express at 8 48 p m.
Low Rate Excursions promotes a single fare for round trips within 140 miles. Tickets available May 29 to May 30 for Decoration Day travel. Return date limited by carrier terms.
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