39 Cent Sale Proposition At Bermans
A local advertisement promotes a 39 cent sale at Bermans starting Wednesday November 27. It promises 39 items at 39 cents each with daily special values and window displays to prove the savings to families.
27 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1912
Page
1
A local advertisement promotes a 39 cent sale at Bermans starting Wednesday November 27. It promises 39 items at 39 cents each with daily special values and window displays to prove the savings to families.
Wm. Winn of Jackson township lost his right hand in a farm accident on November 18 while removing a stalk jammed in a corn sheller on Fred Lindsay’s property. Dr. F. T. Tyler of Crandall performed the wrist amputation. Winn is recovering and expected to be out soon. Rowe and Beanblossom run two touring cars on the Corydon Mauckport route with freight wagons on Monday Wednesday and Saturday.
In honor of Mr and Mrs Frank Ordner a surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Shuck Thursday evening. The Ordners were entertained at six o'clock dinner and remained until guests arrived. Mrs Ordner received three handpainted china pieces. Attendees played flinch then served ice cream and cake. It was a pleasant occasion. Advertisement. SalVet guaranteed to rid livestock of worms or money back. W H Bullett and Sons Inc b13 2w.
Brief calls for public opinions ahead of the 1918 Indiana General Assembly urging citizens to advise on expedient matters. Includes an advertisement for Joe Lenkoff selling waterproof shoes rubber goods coats sweaters gloves caps and other winter wear at low prices.
Purdue University instructors will conduct the Farmers Short Course in Corydon December 2 8 and 4 with free admission. Demonstrations begin Monday at 1 PM and run through Wednesday with two evening sessions. Rooms at the Bullett building and Shack’s carriage building secured for demonstrations.
William Dike died at his home five miles south of Corydon after a two week illness from typhoid fever at age fifty three. Funeral services were held at Perseverance Chapel and burial followed. He leaves a widow five children a brother Scott Dike and sister Mrs Emma Smith. A local farmers institute meeting is set for December 14 1912 at Highland Christian Church with talks on Clover Catch fruit trees gasoline power wheat sowing manure poultry and other farm topics.
Last Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mason and Mrs. Rebecca Mason with Charles Holyoke went to Corydon for court but rode the wrong train and were carried to Georgetown. They hired livery to return to Corydon and confusion at the junction was noted. Mrs. Adeline Miller died at Crandall on the 15th after a pulmonary illness. She leaves a husband and three sons Walter and Charles Miller of New Albany and Albert Miller of Alexandria. Funeral services were at Crandall M E Church on November 17 with burial in Bethlehem cemetery. Meech's advertises goods when others fail.
Congressman W E Cox visited Corydon on the 9 30 train and stayed until 4 35 PM to gauge patron wishes on postmaster candidates. Applicants named include George K Gwartney Philip E Leitch Henry W Denbo George H Mathes Mel Wolfe and Frank Watson. Salary for the postmaster is 1700 with the current term not ending until May 1914.
Delicate feverish cross children get relief with Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children. They cleanse the stomach act on the liver and ease worm complaints. Sold by all druggists 25c. Sample free. Address A. Olmsted LeRoy NY. n27-8
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