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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1903
Page
4
The Corydon column lists social visits and local movements, mentions a free street fair set for June 8 to 13, notes open air concerts by the Corydon band, and reports on local interactions including visits, trades, and minor incidents around town from May to June.
Local notes report Corydon Indiana's team set to play here on May 31 with a large crowd expected. Decoration Day services planned May 30 at 1 pm by local fraternal orders near Georgetown cemetery.
George Langdon son of Chas Langdon died at his home in Scott township on the 14th of the month from consumption. He was about thirty and interred at Potato Run burying ground. Martin Bird of Scott township also died on the same day from the same illness leaving a wife and seven children. His remains were laid to Potato Run burying ground on Friday.
Justice J R Ellis of Jackson Township announces he may be found at Corydon Junction any day to hold court and invites public business.
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