02 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1901
Page
1
The fragment references Capt. John B. Ford dying and Cam. fola Bard, founder of Industries of New Albany, noted in a local context. It mentions long illnesses, possible family ties, and general community concerns, with scattered notes on business and civic events. The text also cites a rural mail delivery expansion and upcoming course events, but details are fragmented and unclear.
The article notes the Paris Exposition covering 13 acres, the Pan-Saniveiah area at 40 acres, and the Louisiana Purchase section exceeding 1,100 acres. It mentions damaged details about exhibits and the scale of pavilions and displays.
Advert reads poles white oak about 25 feet long and seven inches at the top end to be picked up or delivered on the road. Those having poles and wishing to sell them should see the undersigned at a2o.
Notice to the Public announces Prof. T. S. Morris, eyesight specialist, will visit Corydon on October 1 and 4 offering free eye tests and relief for eye troubles. Morris hotel October 4 and 5 with reasonable prices. Dr. Little to be in Elizabeth on October 7. Contact for appointments.
Wood double saw mill and two horse power engine, semi portable, in first class condition. Ready for operation, located two miles east of Crandall. Half cash, good terms for the rest. Call or address Sims Bros Crandall Ind.
A fragment lists individuals including Edward Dossier J Puen ALA Hane Prinetpak Elley RR Martine Primacy A.M. Brown ML Sappenfield Von Habernel Josh Voele John B Bieler Prank Baker HT Brown and Joan S MARIN as Trustee, indicating a roster of local figures in Moerund Township matters.
On Thursday October 10 Dr J W T Tuittell will sell personal property at his residence two miles northwest of Corydon. Items include horses mules Jersey cattle hogs sheep blacksmith tools hay corn farm wagons implements and household and kitchen furniture. Prof G S Morris will be at Morris Hotel October 4 and 5 offering free eye examinations.
John Fessel, a huckster near Bradford, swallowed carbolic acid at Knoefel's drug store in New Albany. He was critically ill Saturday night but improved Sunday morning and was reported out of danger. Fessel has run a drinkster business for years and is known in Lloyd, Washington and Garrison counties.
Trustee Cooper of Boons township selects a list of goods and names several associates in a terse, partially garbled record showing orders for fabrics and tools. The text references items like cartis, poe, and other unclear listings alongside names such as Ashton and Shelton in a formal note.
Webster Township lists teachers employed for the coming year. Names include Claude J. Zenon Mh Stallings Charles Shus to 3 Fohn Andrew Seipel 8 Fohn Kannapel and Douglass. Schools begin October 7 with Jacoki Yout Trustee.
Household goods and furniture of Dr. A M Jones including beds bedding dressers chairs tables and kitchen utensils to be sold at public auction at the residence. Thursday October 10 terms cash under five dollars credit sixty days on bankable note with approved freehold security.
Deputy Fish Commissioners relay Bulletin No 6 from Commissioner Sweeney guiding enforcement of Sections 10 and 11 of the new game laws. It forbids hunting with dogs and shotgun from October 1 to November 30 except for squirrels ducks and other waterfowl with a permit from the Commissioner of Fisheries and Game. The notice requires daily observation in woods and fields during the season and that each hunter carries a permit, bans shooting over fields and requires permits to be issued from the office with testimony of reputable state residents.
A Tennessee father writes that after five years of indigestion and illness his daughter improved markedly with one fifty cent bottle. He notes she can walk a mile and even 32 miles in a day, challenging doctors who doubted recovery. The letter promotes the syrup’s effectiveness and lists local distributors.
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