Local notices and movements in Kentucky and Indiana
Edward Hess returns home for a few days from Armindance while Edward Ackerman goes back to Louisville last Sunday. Adeline Cooper of Shrively visits relatives in the area. Ella Young suffers malaria fever and Dr. S. H. Hurst is called from Laconia. Grace M. Sample recovers from typhoid in Louisville and Miss Verna Brinley hosts a singing. Mrs V E Palmer and children Herbert and Hazel return to Indianapolis with Mrs Belle Noe. Mary Anna Potter widow of Joseph Potter dies near West Point and is buried in Odd Fellows cemetery. Mary and Minnie Bence visit Hazel Palmer before her trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hess
Edward Ackerman
Louisville
Adeline Cooper
Shrively
Ella Young
Corena Lamb
Evans’ Landing
Mill Creek Preay West Point
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Mary
Minnie Bence
Little Hazel Palmer
Indianapolis
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
A sweeping advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urge sending for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
All Cruegists
Notice to Pay Up for Pike Petitioners
All the pike petitioners of the Corydon and New Amsterdam proposed pike still owe their share of election costs. They are urged to call at the store room of Loitch and Barbee at once to settle. The money is needed and the matter must be settled soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Corydon
New Amsterdam
Loitch and Barbee
Public Sale Near Corydon on November 16 1905
Truman Turley offers at his residence four miles northeast of Corydon a sale of a brood mare wagon buggy harness farming tools corn hay and household furniture plus other articles. Sale begins at 10 o clock with usual terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Truman Turley
Southern Indiana Press Association Officers Elected
The Southern Indiana Press Association met at the Grand Hotel in Indianapolis on the 27th. Officers elected for the year: President W. M. Moss Linton, Vice President W. W Aiken Franklin, Secretary J. E. Caskey Greensburg, Treasurer C. W. Thomas Corydon. Delegates to the National Editorial Association named. Next meeting set for Winona Lake in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Indiana Press Association
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
W. M. Moss
Linton
W. W Aiken
Franklin
J. E. Caskey
Greensburg
C. W. Thomas
Corydon
J.N. Marsh
Columbus
J. J. Wingate
Shelbyville
Luther Short
National Editorial Association
Winona Lake
Sunday School Institute attendees and local visits
Central reports that Geo Wiseman and family of Corydon visited W. E. Lane last Sunday. James Jacobs and wife plan to move to Illinois. Mrs. H. K. Deen has been ill at her son-in-law Wilf Applegate’s in Washington township. Irene Richard and daughter Minnie will move to Illinois soon. J. K. Welker of Ramsey attended the Heth township Sunday School Institute in Concord. Public school, with Carrie Hays of Mauckport as teacher, progresses well. Jack Watson and wife of Corydon visited the Robys Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Geo, Wiseman
Corydon
W. E. Lane
James Jacobs
Illinois
H. K. Deen
Wilf Applegate
Washington Township
Irene Richard
Minnie
J. K. Welker
Ramsey
Heth Township
Carrie Hays
Mauckport
Jack Watson
L. G
J. H. Roby
Cheap North Dakota land ad offers high rent and value gains
The notice promotes North Dakota farmland as a sure investment with rents covering returns and land value rising up to 50 percent in ten years. It markets unimproved farms at 18 to 24 dollars per acre, located near rail towns and depots, with bank services handling rent. Contact Leonard Keller at Keller's store in York, Nebraska, for details from Frank & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leuisville
Keller's
Leonard Keller
Frank & Son
York, Neb
Infant Charles Edward Shuck Dies At Eight Days
Charles Edward Shuck, son of Ora and Belle Shuck, born October 15 1905, died October 23 1905 at eight days. Survived by five siblings, four brothers and two sisters. Funeral held Wednesday at 10 30 at home, conducted by Rev. Moore. Remains buried in Jordan Cemetery near the home. Mother ill and father away in Tennessee. Sympathy extended from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward
Ora
Belle Shuck
Moore
Jordan
Tennessee
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Dominates Local Trade
Mr. Thos. George of Mt Elgin Ontario reports selling more Chamberlain's Cough Remedy than all other lines combined. He has used and recommended the medicine for himself and his children with consistently good results. Available for sale by C R Watson successor to E B Crosier. nov
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. George
Mt. Elgin
Ontario
Chamberlain
Canada
Tsell
Lean
C. R. Watson
Crosier
Demands Addressing The Democrat Or Thomas Ellis
Instructions specify communications be directed to The Democrat or to Thomas & Ellis rather than addressing the firm’s individual members personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Thomas & Ellis
Bradford News Notes From Bradford Community
Bradford reports a birth with Sreesanth and Hillary Kiesler smiling as a girl. Rex Boston, son of Dr Chas Boston, has diphtheria. Families Sappenfield visit W O Sappenfield at Lick Branch. Protracted meeting will begin at Snyder's Chapel. Jesse Dodge is released to go out. Buffalo and Ed Mosier attended a pie supper at Palmyra hosted by H T Brown and Miss Ola Taylor. Most Bradford youths attended a pie supper at Collins school house hosted by a Bradford boy Ma Andy Baker. Town pride grows as five good school teachers arrive this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreesanth
Hillary Kiesler
Rex
Boston
Chas
A.J
L. M. Sappenfield
W. O. Sappenfield
Lick Branch
Snyder’s Chapel
Jesse Dodge
Buffalo
Ed Mosier
Palmyra
H. T. Brown
Ola Taylor
Collins School
Bradford
Andy Baker
Boys Doing Well In Louisville Visit
In Louisville last week we called on old friends C A Bline James Weaver and John Stauth at the N E Corner of Main and 26th Streets. Weaver and Stauth run a grocery business with a good paying location and Bline assists as salesman. They welcome Corydon friends for a royal good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
C. A. Bline
James Weaver
John Stauth
N. E
Main and
26Th Streets
Messrs. Weaver
Stauth
Mr. Bline
Largest Pumpkin Contest Wins By 78 Pound Gauge
John Isterling offered three dollars for the largest pumpkin by November 1. From Corydon Junction pumpkins weighing 60 to 70 pounds were entered. Andrew Ross of this town sent the heaviest, a 78 pound pumpkin grown in his garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Isterling
Corydon Junction
Democrat
Andrew Ross
Local Garden Giants Weigh in at North Salem Fair
Smashing Pumpkin Records in North Salem report record pumpkins this year. Joe Emmett exhibited a pumpkin weighing 113 pounds 3 4. Wash Shockley showed a squash vine over 200 feet long and 183 fully developed squashes were counted on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem
Ind
Joe Emmett
Wash Shockley
Real Estate Transfers From Corydon and Nearby Areas
List of transfers includes Belle S Shuck to Mary E Davis, 175 dollars. John J Scharf to Lorenzo Barks for 330 acres at 26 thousand. James W Barger to Henry H Barger for 21 acres at 3600. Francis M Bartley to Hettie A Cath els for 1 acre plus Corydon valued at 700. Mary E Davis to Orlin H Venner for a Corydon lot at 2000. Charles H Sherman to Daniel W Sherman for 20 acres at 31000. James K Flora to William H Flora for 68 acres at 2800. Benjamin F Yeager to Wm H Flora for 2 acres at 225. Warriett M Borden to George K Gigartney for 69 acres at 210. Lucinda A Irwin to Geo IX Gwart ney for 2 acres at 700. Corydon Stone Co to Leig Tuell for 1 acre at 848.30. Elizabeth Shuman to Horace W Flora. Gabriel R Durnil to Wilbur B Durnil for 85 acres at 300.
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Belle S- Shuck
Mary E. Davis
Corydon
John J. Scharf
Lorenzo Barks
James W. Barger
Henry H. Barger
Francis M. Bartley
Hettie A Cathels
Margaret J. Houghland
Michael Schuppert
Depauw
Orlin H
Corydon Stone Co
Leig & Tuell
Elizabeth Shuman
Horace W. Flora
Gabriel R. Durnil
Wilbur B. Durnil
Stomach What Helped Me After A Severe Bilious Attack
A Chapin South Carolina reader notes a two day unavailability from work due to a bilious attack. He credits relief to three Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and reports feeling like a new man the next day. Sold by C. Noy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Weather Damage Hits County Corn Fields
Wet weather damaged a large portion of the corn crop in the county, with reports noting widespread field damage and potential yield impact for farmers and local markets.
Resolutions of Respect for John B Crayden
The New Salisbury Indiana lodge No 530 I C O F records resolutions of respect for Brother John B Crayden. It notes his death, praises his virtues and service to the lodge and community, extends sympathy to his family, and directs draping of the charter for thirty days with copies to the family and county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salisbury
Ind
John B. Croyden
Reaper
Death
John B. Crayden
Sorow
Children Arrested in Rail Wreck Plot Near Riceville
Harvey Dear born, John Sinclair and Clyde Rober son, all youths aged twelve to fourteen, were taken into custody by Sheriff Crews at their homes near Riceville. They allegedly attempted to wreck the Southern railway flyer by spiking rails and removing fishplates after warnings to the engineer, possibly influenced by reading cheap literature.
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Ind
Harvey Dearborn
John Sinclair
Clyde Roberson
Riceville
Southern Railway
Hyomei Inhaler Claims Cure for O stem
Hyomei inhaler delivers balsamic healing through the nose and throat to kill catarrhal germs and heal irritated mucous membranes. The ad claims it is the simplest most pleasant guaranteed cure for chronic nasopharyngeal issues, with a complete outfit priced at 1 dollar and an extra bottle for 50 cents.
Pension Fraud Charged In Dubois County
Samuel Hobbs of Birds Eye Dubois County was arrested on pension fraud charges. Deputy Marshal W H Brown transported him to Indianapolis for transfer to San Francisco after grand jury indictment. Hobbs, a former Sixty eighth Company United States coast artillery member, claimed deafness from service injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hobbs
Birdseye
Dubois County
Indianapolis
W. H. Brown
United States
San Francisco
United States Court
Hobbs
United Sites Coast Artillery
Fs Stterward
Illness Strikes Mr and Mrs G J Stevens West of Town
Mr and Mrs G J Stevens, residents west of town, have been quite ill with flux, prompting concern among neighbors and a nearby physician. Their condition is monitored as families hope for swift recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Stevens
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Buster Brown
Wm. Heckelman
New Middletown
Rogers Bros
Rogers
Berkshire
Cross Eyes
Louisville, Ky
Prp
Dr. Dean
Elizabeth
Dr. Davis’ Office
William Jack, Joan Gettelfinger
Jacoui
Gettelfinger
Hembalmers
Indiana
Collins
Cumberland
John H. Heth
Orfich
First National Bank Building
Corydon, Ind
Taylor Township
Central
Uncle Sam
North Dakota
Madison
Madison Tafes
Madison Brewing Company
Madison, Indiana
Smashing Pumpkin Records
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