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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
3
A retailer extends a special invitation to friends to visit the store for the ready-to-wear department including coats suits cloaks skirts and children's garments. The message expresses appreciation for a visit regardless of buying intention and emphasizes the limited time offer.
An introduction courtesy sale announces a ten day period where every garment in the new department is offered 10 to 20 percent below the marked price. The notice highlights grand values and desirable garments and urges customers to buy now.
A description lists ladies and misses sizes in brown green and black coats with a front panel skirt elaborately trimmed in silk soutache braid. Satin lining is guaranteed and the introductory price is 4.50 dollars.
A catalog note lists suits in sizes for ladies and misses in black blue green red and brown, covering a range of styles.
Feature includes twill back broad cloth suits with satin trim by Skinner. Collars lapels cuffs pockets inlaid satin, pleated bottom skirt, band cuffs, in black blue green red and brown. Prices from $13.50 to $16.50.
A diagonal worsted satin trimmed coat with a shape fitting design highlights its io canvas lining praised as a key advantage for garment retention. Priced at 13.50 to 44.95 depending on style and trim.
Big and Little Indian Creeks overflow spreading through Corydon and forcing residents from homes and businesses as flood conditions worsen. Local officials urge precaution and await relief efforts.
Last week heavy rains caused a record flood in Harrison county Indiana. Big and Little Indian creeks rose to record heights flooding lower Corydon, soaking streets and stores, washing away corn and damaging cellars and livestock. Electric plant outage left the town dark for days. Estimated county damage may exceed 100000 dollars.
The court reports a decision to locate a 30 foot wide public highway after a petition by W P Mauck. Remonstrance by Phebe Snell Baker triggered damages review with Albert Kunz Cordia Albin and Thad Tranum appointed. Contracts for stone crusher sale and gravel road construction approved. Ferry license issued to B N Fowler. Groceries and dry goods contracts awarded to R L Miller and W H Keller Co. Sheriff and county clerks report quarters ending Sept 30 with various fees and refunds.
The notes list the 42 piece Dinner Sets winners from Wednesday draws at 2 o'clock. Recipients include Wm Rowe Geo W Shuck Mrs Sam Eang Thos Henry Smith United Brotherhood Church Thad Tranum Henry Davidson Harry Rowland and Mrs Luke Colvin. A top weekly buyer also wins a Dinner Set.
On next Wednesday at 7 30 p m Rev W W Tait D D will be installed as pastor of the Corydon Presbyterian Church Rev J T Reagan of Elizabeth will deliver the sermon Rev C I Truby of Jeffersonville will give the charge The service is urged for all members and friends to attend October 19 1910 at 7 30 P M
The Corydon Republican editor claimed no foundation for inviting E S Tuell to joint debate with Smith Askren. Democratic Chair Henry W Denbo sent a courteous invitation to Tuell on Sept 22 1910, but Republican leaders did not respond. The Republic asserts there was foundation for the invitation and forthcoming debates. A separate classified note promotes white hickory billets from New Albany.
An old editorial advocates strong emphasis on penmanship oral and written language oral reading and spelling this year. Teachers urged to report early progress to the county superintendent and to coordinate joint institutes with regular institutes using state outlines. Parents largely support textbooks, noting books are essential to growth like bread and meat for the body.
A misread report indicates a trial date set for November 24 in George County. The note references a person linked to a lumber yard incident from several months ago and mentions Floyd County and court proceedings involving an individual named Lewis.
Francis M. Ellis died after a brief illness at his home near Palmyra on Wednesday night. Born December 23, 1834, he was 82 years old. He married Maria Smith in 1856 and had two daughters, one of whom survives. He joined the A B Church in 1878. Funeral held Friday at Palmyra at 3 pm conducted by Rev. S. Barley. burial in Palmyra cemetery. Survived by his widow, one daughter Mrs. Madizvem Martin, seven grandchildren, and brothers H. C. and George W. Ellis.
The New Bethel L B Church at Central will reopen Sunday October 28 after extensive repairs costing nearly 1000 dollars. Rev A J Newgend of Knoxville Tenn will preach the dedicatory sermon Sunday morning and former pastors will attend. Rev Ernest Roberts becomes the new pastor and begins service with strong esteem from the congregation.
Notice announces a sale by George Windish with details to attend on a specified date and location for potential buyers. The fragment indicates a real estate transaction open to outsiders.
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