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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1901

Page

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Poultry Show Seeks County Support and Public Interest

The coming coining poultry show hinges on support from enterprising breeders and county fanciers. Farmers with mixed stock should attend to benefit from the event. A strong county turnout could make the annual show a lasting public enterprise. Henry W. Denbo, Secy. Also notes a 1900 census listing 21,329,819 voting age males in the United States, with 2,326,255 illiterate and 5,102,534 foreign born.

Indiana Kentucky Henry W. Denbo Sec’y United States

Winter Excursion Rates From Southern Railway

Excursion rates on sale October 15 1901 to principal winter resorts of the South and Southwest. For full information inquire at any arvent Southern Railway office. Valid nov2-6w.

Southern Railway

Corydon Wagon Impresses at Tri State Exhibit

Keller Mfg Co and partners return from Cincinnati show praising the Corydon wagon. The sample sold to T J Turley of Owensboro with two car loads already moved. John Deere Plow Co. and Kansas City firm show strong interest as Ohio Hardware Association heads join as agent O M Scott. Hamilton County area urged to support local enterprise and Harrison county. In other news Comptroller R J Tracewell plans Evansville law practice after leaving office with an offer from a local firm.

Messrs W. H Fd Keller H. B. Chilcote S. D. Bartley Keller Mfg. Co Tri- State Cincinnati T. J. Turley Owensboro O. M. Scott Marysville Ohio Hardware Association Kansas City John Deere Plow Co Washington R. J. Tracewell Treasury Department Indianapolis Sentinel Evansville

Red Mill Listed for Shipstuff, Corn, Oats and Hay

Shipping notes show consignments of corn oats and hay at the Red Mill. Trade items include shipstuff for storage or transport. Local buyers and merchants monitor the yard for prices and availability.

Red Mill

Corydon's Founding Tale and Demographic Note

The article reproduces a Jan 1 1897 Souvenir piece on Corydon founded 1808 by William Henry Harrison named for Miss Jennie Smith. It recounts Vincennes’ naming, Smith cabin, and Corydon as county seat. It also notes population trends of people of color, with data suggesting growth since slavery. It ends with an ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.

Corydon William Henry Harrison Jennie Smith Edward Smith Gen. Harrison Smith Vincennes Miss Smith Chamberlain Crosier’s Corner

Burglary at Wm McDonalds House Near Town

Thieves broke into Wm McDonalds northwest of town last Saturday afternoon while the family was away. Items stolen include Mr McDonalds hat his wife's ring 55 cents and pantry goods. A cap left behind may ID suspects. Bloodhounds followed a trail to a nearby woods before it was lost amid dry leaves. Neighbors report other petty pilfering and warn offenders.

Wm. McDonald Mr. Me Messrs. Harmon and Barnett Depauw

Committees Named for the 3d Congressional District

The following constitute the committee for the 3d Congressional District: John N. Martin E. E. Erwin and Joseph Shea of Scottsburg John Zimmerman and Eugene F Cunningham Cannelton Dr W R McMahan Huntingburg W E Cox Jasper Jerre L Suddarth and W L Luckett English Thomas J Wilson and Charles W Thomas Corydon Amos Stout and Thomas B Buskirk Paoli Dr H C Hobbs and Dr R J Wilson Salem John Zulauf and M Z Stannard Jeffersonville and George Borgerding and Robert W Morris New Albany.

3D Congressional District John N. Martin E. E. Erwin Joseph Shea Scottsburg John Zimmerman Eugene F. Cunningham Cannelton W. R. McMahan Huntingburg W. E. Cox Jasper Jerre L. Suddarth W. L. Luckett English Thomas J. Wilson Charles W. Thomas Corydon Amos Stout Thomas B. Buskirk Paoli H. C. Hobbs

Wireless link spans 150 miles between sister ships

The Lucania and Campania established a mid ocean wireless telegraph link, exchanging news for three hours as they sailed eastward and westward. The distance between them held at 150 miles with passengers sharing news from two continents.

Luciania Campania

Bargain Sale Opens For Wool Faced Mackintoshes

The W. H. Keller Co offers large discount on men’s wool faced mackintoshes reducing price from 4 dollars to 2 dollars and 50 cents. Limited stock and sizes available at sale.

Jac W. H. Keller Co

Gas Leases Revived in Harrison County Area

A Owensboro capital syndicate is leasing land in Tobacco Landing and nearby Ohio river locales aiming to bore for gas soon. Plans include piping gas across the river to Louisville if adequate supply is found. Local wells already operate, with many farms using gas for lighting and fuel.

Owensboro Tobacco Landing Ohio River Louisville

Population of Indiana Shows Growth and Saloons

A statement from the State Statistician dated the 21st reports Indiana’s population at 2,516,462. Saloons total 4,392 statewide, or one per 473 residents and one per 151 voters, with Brown and Steuben counties having no saloons in 1900. The Christmas issue of The Delineator is praised for its beauty and varied content.

State Statistician Indiana Brown and Steuben Delineator Cyrus Townsend Brady

Boys' Breeches Auction at Keller's

Boys' black Sunday Breeches sizes 27x27 to 20x30 worth 1 dollar to close at six. Auction held at Keller's department store.

Keller’s

Frugal Advice and Moral Counsel From Daily Life

A compact editorial urging cheerful living and care for home and books. It warns against cheap candy and urges tidying, repairing, and fueling with dry stove wood. It advocates patience with wayward youth, offering second chances and fostering reform through earnest, loving actions.

Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonite Formula Clarified

An old warning notes the bottle shows the formula as iron and quinine in a tasteless form. The claim No Cure No Pay is included, with a patent or novelty phrasing. The text emphasizes the product’s simple ingredients and a buyer beware caveat.

Grove Novit-Ly

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