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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1911
Page
8
A scrambled, promotional text touts a supposed free book and methods to cure piles with external applications. It references Dr Leantharat and various places while mixing medical terms, dubious assurances, and scattered personal anecdotes, lacking credible medical support.
Riverview Park opens for the season with a cleared enclosure and new attractions including enhanced tree canopies and large cattail borders. Free afternoons, a six o clock entrance fee after, and a slate of acts featuring Signor Sirigano and the Babda Bama, Miss Edna Whistler, Madame Nenad, Vie Banda Romi, and others promise varied entertainment and a swimming pool facility with an instructor.
Fragmented, unclear draft reflecting a stream of names, phrases, and misaligned ideas about living up to expectations. It cites historical figures and scattered lines on duty, expectation, and personal strength without coherent narrative or dates.
A fragmented list shows names and locations such as Corydon Milltown Jedersonville Corydon Mis Mint Stromfire Corydon Garyaon and others connected to a BeeOe dst report. The dataset names subscribers including Sadie Pardee Mrs Margaret Blau A Medvitn and A Frakes with scattered towns like New Albany Corydon Sanith and Corydon dates Rodgsby.
George Phonk of New Salisbury Indiana offers five years of auctioneering experience and reasonable prices to Harrison and adjoining counties. Franke Walther of Eureka, Elizabeth Indiana, advertises thirty-five acres of good pasture with water and availability for boarding horses, with reasonable rates.
Harrison Circuit Court notes estate of Marion J Beard deceased may be solvent after petition by Sam P Vout administrator. Creditors must file claims by the court ordered deadline. date appears in May entry. Clerk and deputy certify the notice in Harrison Circuit Court records.
Harrison Circuit Court proceedings in Corydon Indiana show an administrator for the estate of Wein deceased filing for probate of the estate assets to pay debts and costs. The May 1961 clerk’s notice records court action setting deadlines for creditors to present claims and consent to final distribution.
Notice to residents of Laneville and Franklin township Harrison county Indiana that a property owned by Cordon or family is to be sold at public auction. The frame house sits on the west half of Lot three fronting Misin Street, Laneville, with a front forty by fifty feet yard and a south front door. The listing notes house layout and access points and invites interested bidders to attend.
Fragmented OCR text details a local notice to residents with garbled phrases. The readable fragments reference a public matter, likely involving a directive or timeline, but concrete facts, names, dates, or places are absent or indecipherable.
A breeders column discusses the registered stallion Black Jewels and related foaling and stud activities. The notice covers mare conditions, breed timing, and notes on responsibilities, with references to dates, locations, and officials involved in registration and oversight. The document also includes reminders about liability limitations and procedural approvals.
The Percheron lower America records the Perwheron station ABOA with number ASLO. Black small star colt bred and owned by Mailers Bros. St. Mars 5 Chinese Denis 31065 (i1780) tracing to Navigateur and Lavater line with Vieux Churaslin and Mignon ancestry. Witnessed in Chicago Illinois dated June 1908. signatures of Society officers. Terms outline limited mares at stallion service. foaling fees due upon foal birth. responsibility for mare remains with owner.
Theodochia, a superbly bred stallion descendant of George Wilkes, stood as a premier sire prospect. Bred by Charles I. Miller of Evansville Indiana, he drew praise for his noble lineage, strong physique, and potential as roadster and serviceful sire.
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