01 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1911
Page
1
The undersigned AW Joun Bruch prohibits hunting with guns or dogs on his Creelyburg farm. The ad claims the Corner Drug Store promotes hot water bottles and fountain syringes and reminds readers to visit the store.
A fine large farm offering nearly 240 acres with three houses, two in the bottom and one on the hill, plus a good barn and outbuildings. Located in the fruit belt it could become one of the finest fruit farms in the state. A bargain may be available. inquire at this office.
Four year old Bay horse, 16 hands, well broke to work. Call John R. Binkley, three miles south of Fredericksburg or two miles north of Hancock. Also Corn Dope at Corner Drug Store. 2h-2Ww e25-2w
Plymouth Indiana citizens led by Ex-Senator P O Jones endorse Hon Clay W Metsker for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor. The resolution cites his business skill and public spirit and lists local leaders supporting his candidacy including attorneys, bankers, and church ministers in Marshall County. The notice closes with a local drugstore cough medicine plug.
Samuel Harvey Gilmore died at his brother David Gilmore’s residence four and a half miles southwest of Corydon after a five week typhoid fever. His heart weakened by the illness led to death after the fever broke. Funeral held at Heidiburg on Friday with burial nearby. He was forty three, never married, survived by two brothers and three sisters and noted as a kind, popular Methodist.
Neighbors and friends gathered at Horace Sonner’s residence with baskets to celebrate births of Aunt Mary Fleshman Rozella WR Sonner Hattie Hisey and Ruth Sands. 125 attendees heard Rev. Geo. W. Speedy of Mauckport speak. numerous local families attended.
A letter from Argyle Michigan recounts severe head pains and womanly troubles. After using Cardui the writer reports great relief and being raised from a bed of agony. Cardui is praised as the woman’s tonic that relieves pain regulates irregularities and restores health.
Isaac Newton Byerly of Washington Township committed suicide by hanging from a tree on October 24 night. His body was found Wednesday afternoon in nearby woods. He leaves a widow and several children. a divorce case for cruel treatment had been filed in Harrison Circuit Court last May but was not tried.
Farmers near Central report wheat sowing nearly finished while several local youths headed to Illinois last week to husk corn. Community members visit kin in nearby towns as school progresses with Walter Applegate and Stella Beanblossom guiding teaching.
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