14 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
1
Owing to high feed prices and demand for credit the business is moved to cash basis and all accounts must be settled now. Mrs Maud Hughes of 750 27th St Louisville Ky acts as purchasing agent to obtain merchandise from Louisville at retail price and forward to purchasers. Notify her to receive items without traveling to the city.
The Indiana open season for killing squirrels and quail runs from Saturday morning to December 21 under strict enforcement of game laws. Abundant birds due to two broods and a favorable rearing season will require farmers to protect birds on their farms and restrict hunting over fields.
A notice from the International Policy Holders Committee of New York invites policy holders to vote in the director elections for two companies. It notes December 18, 1906 as the closing date and urges voters to support the policy holders ticket to oust the current administration amid alleged misuses of funds.
An advertisement from James B. Brewster and Frank M. Wilson offers abstract title services for Harrison County properties, promising a complete government-backed title record up to the present. The note also promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a reliable laxative sold by druggists.
A Zephyr Ontario resident J Urquhart touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a severe lingering cold. He reports a single bottle cured his dry harsh cough and endorses the product bought from L A Riely & Son.
A collection of aphoristic lines on selflessness belief and virtue. It contrasts pride hypocrisy moonshine religion and worldly ease with sayings about foresight fear prayers patience and the sober path to heavenly reward. It references common moral themes and social commentary.
Patent medicine advertisement for Texas Wonder claims it cures kidney bladder and rheumatic issues. Sold by druggists or two months by mail for $1. Dr. E. Hall lists 2926 Olive Street St. Louis MO and invites Kentucky testimonials. April 18 flyer note.
The Post Office tale recounts Rowlin Hill in England sixty five years ago helping a innkeepers daughter. She learned postage price from an envelope and revealed a code with no writing, inspiring a postal system later adopted on that basis.
The piece argues for keeping a lively home life to curb youths seeking amusement elsewhere. It urges parents to foster warmth and gentle social cheer at home to prevent gambling and degradation, claiming a bright, merry fireside guards children as they enter the world.
S C Blair school superintendent of St Albans West Virginia celebrates his daughter’s recovery from St Vitus dance after using Electric Bitters. He reports three bottles cured her completely. A quick remedy for nervous complaints debility female weakness and malaria sold by L A Riley Sons drugstore at 50 cents.
A vintage call to compare offers from mail order houses by asking what they pay for produce and their credit terms. It advises comparing contributions toward roads, schools, churches, and the poor, then checking with the local merchant for a better deal.
Reverend James A Lewis of Milaca Minnesota praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable home remedy used seven years. He notes its effectiveness for croup and whooping cough and mentions L A Riely & Son druggists as sellers.
The Savings and Loan Association of Corydon advertises loans on reasonable terms. WY H. Bulleit serves as president and WM. Ridley as secretary.
The piece notes Democrats winning multiple statewide and congressional seats, reducing Republican majorities in Indiana Iowa North Dakota Rhode Island Missouri and Wisconsin. It urges unity and an open primary to secure further gains against tariff policies and Republican control.
The roster lists twelve Republicans and one Democrat among state representatives. It names John H. Foster, John C. Chaney, W. E. Cox, Lincoln Dixon, Elias 8. Holliday, James EB. Watson, Jesse Overstreet, J. A. M. Adar, Charles B. Landis, E. D. Crumpacker, George Rauch, C. C. Gilliams, and A. L. Brick.
James Long will sell at public auction at his residence five miles southwest of Corydon and one mile west of Fairview church on Wednesday November 28 1906. Personal property includes a team horse one mule cattle hogs corn fodder hay wagon plows and harrows Hoosier wheat drill household and kitchen furniture and other articles. Usual terms apply. C B Kopp auctioneer.
Bill Jones, a Louisiana country storekeeper, ordered goods in spring from New Orleans. The shipment arrived before he did and the box labeled BiB inside caused his wife to cry out. A neighbor, summoned by the scream, saw the inscription on the box.
In Perry County Ewing leads by 452 votes while Crawford shows 165 for Thornbury, Harrison records 197, and Thornbury trails Ewing in the district by 420 votes.
Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. Itches blind bleeding and protruding piles advertised at 50 cents. Dateline generic 10th January year.
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