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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
5
Local item list notes sales on jeans and shoes at Nedler and Miller stores, a child’s death near town, postwar farm institute program slated, marriages and engagements, court sessions, and several town happenings including visits, typhoid cases, and a fatal injury in Harrison County.
A brief item notes that seamless shoes are prescribed for Lors and youths, claiming single piece leather makes them durable and rip resistant, urging readers to see Sue to appreciate the design and pricing.
Great bargains in overcoats at Keller's with prices from 3.13 to 13.13 and value comparisons. Also listings for lime and brick sales, sample shirts, oils and paints ads, local election notes, court actions, church notices, farmers institute meeting details, and Sunday school conference attendance.
The undersigned publish a notice that hunting is not permitted on their farm. J B Lawson and Mrs EM Wilson make the restriction clear to the public.
Ladies' Shoes for fall and winter feature fine kid upper stock with medium heavy extension soles and Cuban leather. They promise perfect fitting and good wearing quality.
The text notes social announcements and names couples or pairs including Dowdle and Back, McRae and Showmaker, Watson and Hays, Hubbard and LeMay, Kuchenbrod and Himmelhaber, with stray notices of hotel events and a medicine ad. Dr Eads listed for talks at Kintner Hotel on Nov 19 and 20.
Jacob Hannel of Spencer township will sell his personal property at public sale on Tuesday November 27. The items include horses a threshing outfit saw mill tools farming implements hay and corn with usual terms. Quite an affliction struck Representative elect A J Lopp near Mauckport when his daughter Myrtle 16 died after two days with measles. The family receives community sympathy.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for coughs and lung troubles. It claims to heal tissues, suppress inflammation, ease expectoration, and improve rest. The ad urges trying one bottle and notes long standing endorsement by druggists worldwide.
A terse telephone message from Mrs. Mattie Bruce to Mrs. Pfrimmer announces Uncle Jake Bruce is dead last night with a telegram confirming death. Described as a man of honor, he belonged to an old era of neighbors and friends, and the piece notes McKinley leading Bryan in the state by 26,825 and Durbin over Kern for governor by 24,799.
Harrison County Indiana coroner Wright records October 23 1900 death of Henry Frederick in Jackson Township from internal injuries after his horse and wagon ran away. Frederick was 63, five feet six inches, about 140 pounds with dark complexion. Witnesses examined and body viewed to determine manner of death. November 14 note by coroner Wright.
Ansert Der is named as Administrator with the will annexed in the final settlement notice. Ed D. Mitchell is listed as attorney. Court actions and deadlines implied by the notice are noted for interested parties.
Harrison County Friends announce a weekly remnant sale in the new basement every Friday and Saturday. The store offers Woolen Mill and Hosiery Mill products with ongoing bargains for shoppers in the city.
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