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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
1
The note urges readers to stop political talk and focus on business after the election. It promises practical service and tailored choices, appealing to customers seeking value and timely, sensible options.
Judge Zoner leads with 29 million and General TH Mathes follows with 204 votes amid county candidate figures. The official table in this issue outlines the majorities and county outcomes, reflecting Democratic ties in old Harrison County.
Miss Lena Yost 22 dies after lingering illness in Louisville district obituary notes she was daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis J Yost formerly of Franklin township died Nov 10 burial in Louisville. She was a devout Catholic Christian and active in society. burial followed in Louisville. lanesville misread fragment.
Banner pupils for October are Maurice Smith Leslie Arnett and Lenora Stith. Executive committee members include L A Riely S Pfrimmer Ella Funk DP Griffin Geo Self and Mary Applegate. The sewing program continues this month with Mrs Self and Mrs Pfrimmer in charge of the clues for November.
A long list of readings shows candidates for trustees assessors and advisory boards in multiple townships. Names include Joseph D Pitman James W Pinnell Noah Burrell Joseph D Ott Stephen A Walker Michael Mosier Ed Leistner and many others. The notices name trustees and supervisors by district with assorted directors and advisors across Franklin Posey Taylor Posey and nearby regions.
The Gordon Lecture course opens with Gen. Gordon's Thanksgiving evening address on November 29. Tickets are available at Riely’s Drug Store Savings and Loan and from Harry McGrain. The full course with reserved seats costs 1 and Gordon's lecture is 50 cents.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Each box bears E. W. Grove’s signature and is priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee if it fails. August lyric era wording.
The county council members will meet next Saturday at 10 o'clock for organization at the Auditor's office. They must qualify within ten days before any officer may administer an oath. Members include Frank M. Williams John Arnold Wm Keller Sr Kes I Kingsley George G Schafer Wm I Mauck James A Bines. They are described as representative and likely to serve local interests. Their salary is $10 per year. They oversee county business and handle tax levies and public money appropriations.
The Rhine rises in Franklin township with moves by John Weisenberger to shift pumpkins and corn from the Rhine bottoms. Severin Bachman settles on Rhine banks while Lawrence Himmelhaber travels from the Rhine head to Corydon. Grain pests affect wheat and a marriage occurs at St Marys church Lanesville where Miss Mary Ann Himmelhaber wed Mr Oman Kitchenbroad of Kentucky.
A wealthy donor endowed the Nicholson Institute with $10,000 to provide Dr Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums free of charge to deaf people unable to obtain them. Address 2599 The Nicholson Institute 780 Eighth Avenue New York.
Central reports typhoid fever in John Mehiin and measles in several families. Farmers near harvest, election at Central went off peacefully. Pitman of Corydon visited town Sunday. Cash-only shoeing starts at S D Tindall’s shop. Henry Albin and wife visited relatives from Valley City. Lohmeyer family visited Sugartree Grove. Will and Lee McKim return from Posey county to see a sick typhoid brother. Central school hires an assistant teacher due to rising enrollment. Nit.
The official majority for Hon. W T Zenor over his Republican opponent in eight of the district's nine counties is 4601. County totals show Clark 528 Crawford 263 Dubois 1900 Floyd 553 Harrison 429 Perry 249 Scott 355 Washington 636 Orange county gave a Republican 312. Two years ago Zenor's majority was 4320 and four years ago 2494. Hurrah for Zenor.
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