08 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1913
Page
1
Professor George L. Mader will lecture on the Battle of Gettysburg at the Court Lounge Thursday night October 9 changing from October 10. The note cites his firsthand experience in the battle and urges attendance to hear thrilling stories from the Civil War.
Good farm for sale containing L005 acres five miles from Corydon on a good pike. Neat nine room house and outbuildings including barn smoke house poultry house crib hog house and cellar with two cisterns. About twenty acres of timber good orchards and rich fruit. Desirable location. Oxner has other business prospects and wants closed at once. Inquire at this office. Il4-f For Sati A pony of canine Pa years old Benjamin Yanki Corydon. Cid Eureka Phone Obey
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A short coupon notice lists a book coupon tied to a street address and R F D delivery route in a city state. The fragment implies a promotion or redemption offer connected to a specific locality.
Public auction of personal property at the residence one mile north of DePauw on Friday October 10 1915. Items include two horses four Jersey cattle three hogs wagon tin buggies harness mower grain drill disc harrow turning plow two double shovel plows oats straw and household furniture. Sale to begin at a designated hour with usual terms. Samuel Nmi Voyvles auctioneer.
President Finley of the Southern Railway Company discusses co operation in agricultural communities. He cites the International Co operative Alliance in Glasgow with 600 delegates from 24 countries and argues for cooperative selling associations to better market fruits and vegetables. He notes benefits in pricing, grading, information, and reducing waste, stressing sound management and adequate cream supply for creameries.
Timberville resident Miss Gertrude Catlin shares rapid relief after using Cardus for two years of women’s pains and related ailments. The ad asserts Cardus aids headaches backache dragging feelings irregularity nervousness misery and feminine weakness, claiming safety and reliability and urging trial.
Henry Heintz died at his home in Seymour last Wednesday night at about seventy five. A former resident of this county, he lived near New Salisbury and was a brother of Mire Jacob Bill of New Salisbury. A number of relatives in the county attend the funeral.
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