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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1905
Page
7
Dozens of items report court notices teachers meetings and community shifts. Names include Dr Weaver Elizabeth Palmyra Dan Applegate Harry Sield and Mrs John Kennedy with events in Corydon Jackson and Boone townships plus Doepann and Palmyra. Also reports on a creamery plans farmers livestock roads and a dry Salem two year period following license expiration.
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William P Elwanger will hold a public sale of personal property at his premises two miles east of New Middleton on the Corydon and Bridgeport road. The sale is scheduled for Thursday, November 9.
Knob creek high last week swept away corn and potatoes. William Stewart of Rosewood moving to Hanlon farm with a wagon load of flowers. W. J. Farnsley ill with pulmonary trouble to stay with his mother at Shucks Corner. Annie Kiefer of Louisville visiting Miss Mayme Diddlcott. B. F. Wright received steel for the water works tank. Joe Case rented Dr Moore farm and will move this week. Captain Villier buys Henry Beeler’s mail wagon. Louie Diddleotte the boiler maker to build the Wright water tank.
A scanned column blends health cautions about cold exposure with political and commercial notes. It warns against cold related risks, praises regular bathing, and stresses nasal breathing and warm back care. The text shifts to political zeal, then a medical ad for Kodol Dyspepsia cure and two wedding mentions, ending with rural mail route changes and post office closures.
Rev G C Cromer of Louisville Kentucky lectured at the Christian church on his three months in the Holy Land. He spoke with stereoptical views and described his travels, stating the geography and topography support the Biblical account. A collection for the Foundlings Home raised about 10 dollars. He traveled from Damascus to Jerusalem on horseback.
Mrs. Mary E. Rowe aged twenty six wife of George Rowe died at her New Albany home after long illness of consumption. Remains were buried at Fairview church five miles south of Corydon after being brought to this county. Two Rowe children died recently a small son run over by a wagon in New Albany and another child died while visiting this county. The family formerly lived in this county.
In Princeton Indiana on the Wabash bottoms Abner Deputy’s pecan orchard draws pickers who receive half the crop and often $4 a day. The harvest is so prominent that congregants pick nuts between sermons to pay church quarterage, many settling their yearly debts this way.
Thos S Austin, manager of the Republican Leavenworth Ind, refused doctors to operate for female trouble and instead used Electric Bitters. His wife, previously bed bound after five doctors failed, recovered fully and regained ability to perform household duties. Sold by L A Riley & Son, 50c guaranteed.
The Valley City Presbyterian Church will hold a meeting on Friday evening November 24 1905 at 7 o clock to elect three trustees. All members are requested to attend. October 30 1905.
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