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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1902
Page
8
An Iron Age editorial excerpt from September 4, 1902 argues the tariff burdens American consumers and props up trusts. It notes German tariff revisions and socialist critiques, then links protection to inflated domestic prices and lower foreign sales, citing examples of price discrepancies for US manufactured goods.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a guaranteed cure for a cold within a day. It promises refunds if the remedy fails to cure.
The Supreme Court upholds power of attorney enabling quick saloon closures in Indiana. Commissioners' courts shut 100 establishments at the September term, with the Anti-Saloon League estimating monthly closures will exceed that number in the coming year.
The list names Marion Turner Frank Tyler Katie Hausz Claud Watson Edgar Miller Nettie Thomas Pleasant Jenkins Frank Watson as teachers for Franklin Township. A Preliminary Institute is set at Lanesville on Oct. 1 with schools slated to begin Oct. 13 under Trustee Martin Hausz.
On Wednesday October 15 at his residence five miles north of Corydon Jacob Walter Sr. will sell his personal property including household furniture farming implements and 12 head of horses fine Jersey cattle and hogs. Cash for $5 and under. Sums over $5 on nine months credit with notes secured.
Baxter and Wolfe advertise Ox Brand fertilizers notes high available phosphoric acid and good mechanical condition. Used by leading wheat growers in the county, with ample supply at their Corydon warehouse. See them before buying fertilizer.
Death visited the home of Charles McCormick on September 12 taking his beloved infant Peter Francis. The child was the light of the home but not lost, a bud of love gone to bloom with God above. NM. M.
Poetic elegy by G. G. K. laments Lula M Queb beman, noting mortality and ceremonial symbols. The speaker speaks of flowers as tokens of earth, transplanted by care, with saints in white garments, and the Reaper smiling at the end.
Nursery stock for sale featuring leading varieties of apples and Hoosier Cling peach. Stock all whole root graft. Located five miles northwest of Corydon. Contact Sunshine, nd or write Charles McClaren.
Advertises drastic price cuts on clothing with pants from 25 cents a pair and boys vests at low prices. Lists store name JOHN BENNETT and sale tone promising bargains to end all costs. Also notes a barn-raising gathering on Sept 22 hosted by A H Duckwall of Louisville with several attendees who later visited the State Fair.
On Saturday September 20 Mrs W B Ludlow received a surprise birthday dinner from many friends. Attendees included Bud Kannapel and family E Hedges and son Samuel Ludlow J Hoagland L Love Melton James Kirkham and family Henry Horn and family Maurice Nye George Buse Lewis Horn and wives and several nieces nephews and friends. Music was provided by Brown and Ferree followed by a general road time and well wishes for Mrs Ludlow.
Mrs Cranfill of Troy I T says four bottles of Kodol cured her indigestion and dyspepsia after years of trouble. The ad urges take after meals and claims Kodol digests what you eat improving blood and overall health. A Runcy & Bom advertise the remedy.
The Democrat lists subscribers and donors since the last report, naming numerous individuals across Indiana and nearby states, including Heuser of New Salisbury, Brewster of Corydon, Glaze of Elizabeth, Fink of Elizabeth, many others in Corydon, Palmyra, New Middletown, Ramsey, and beyond, with cities such as Louisville and Wichita area entries. The roster covers towns from Corydon to Palestine Texas, Laconia to Mediapolis, reflecting broad local support.
Mothers fear winter as children catch cold easily and croup can be deadly. The ad claims One Minute Cough Cure liquefies mucus, reduces inflammation, and acts immediately to cure coughs colds bronchitis and other lung troubles. Endorsed by F S McMahon and L A Ridgly & Son.
platestatement notes the passing of Biddie Simon on August 12 at age 102. The school expresses sympathy, voices loss of a helper and dear schoolmate, and asks Providence to bless the family. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to county papers and to the family.
Henderson Smmett of this place suffered partial paralysis and lost use of an arm and side. After lengthy treatment an eminent physician failed, but two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured most of the paralysis. Other cures of rheumatism sprains and bruises are reported. Sold at Crosier's Corner drug store. Oct.
Nine large lots lying together in the best business location at Corydon Junction Indiana are offered for sale. A two story 18 by 36 foot dwelling with cellar and cistern, five year old maples, two warehouses 16 by 40 and 24 by 32, and a good fence accompany the property. The site is suitable for grain, feed, fertilizer, implement, livery or mercantile use. Possession at once. JoHN E. Kerney Crandall Indiana offers easy terms and cheap price.
Benton Harbor Mich. Mr Francis Little over eighty years old reports prolonged indigestion and constipation since 1345. Since using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets since last August he feels much better. He has used three boxes and believes he is well. The tablets improve appetite and stimulate the stomach liver and bowels. For sale at Crosiers Corner drug store. oct
John A. Hisert of White county visits here. Kiesler a girl born to Mr and Mrs Wait. A M Eisert returns from Evansville. Mrs George Unser of Jeffersonville visits her parents Mr and Mrs H Bachman. Nine month old child of Mr and Mrs J Fachinger died last week and is buried at Catholic Cemetery.
Local social column lists multiple couples including Howard Bennett with Lula B. Shuck, Daniel A. Conrad with Matilda E. Ott, Roy M. Stewart with Mary T. Glaze, Wm. E. Miller with Vadie M. Hisey, Pat Mitchem with Lizzie Brown, Wm. E. Friedley with Alma E. Long, George J. Deutsch with Vergie V. Leffler, and Albert N. Kremer with Flora E. Weaver.
Notice to Corydon Harrison township and Third Ward residents that John Shaffer, a male inhabitant over 21, will apply October first, 1902, to Harrison county Board of Commissioners for license to retail intoxicating liquors on the ground floor of a two story brick building on Chestnut street. The room measures 36 by 44 feet with specified doors, windows and transoms and will be visible from the street during prohibited hours.
The instruction directs voters to mark a blue pencil X inside the circle around the Rooster to vote straight Democratic. It warns that any mark other than X spoils the ballot and could invalidate the vote. If an incorrect mark is made, return the ballot for a new one and fold it before leaving the booth so the face is hidden and the poll clerk’s initial is visible.
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