14 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1914
Page
1
I must vacate the premises by October 31, 1914 and dispose of my entire stock. A money saving opportunity offers Fall Merchandise at 65 to 75 cents on the dollar. Prices rise nationwide due to the war, but here prices drop as merchants vacate. Hundreds already bought winter needs at enormous savings. Join them for benefits.
Fragmented report notes Mr. Hertlein and crew spraying landscape trees with a Power sprayer along Lew ME Colamnon and Vobo areas. Mention of consults at Martin Hotel and Louisville office. farm for sale nearby with spring, water, and farming implements.
Revered residents and businesses in southern Indiana appear in a mixed column. Highlights include Deans Pennington's era in Corydon and Lincoln relics, Willian Stevens’ Baker farm and irrigation claims, Thriving Rowe & Sons furniture move to Bullet building, and a pear tree ninety three years old with grandy circumference. Also noted are John M. Caughlin and Mrs Idals wedding in Fort Wayne, plus local farm outputs and fertilizer listings.
The Rivers and Harbors appropriation bill passed Congress after reductions from 353 6od 600 to 220 000 000 due to wartime revenue needs. Ohio River improvements receive 1 769 000, with work to continue until next session. River news notes attendees at Lexington races and the Transylvania trot won by Jawah with Geers driving. Etawaht set fastest times in all three heats.
Organ in first class condition offered by Wiley Patterson in Corydon Indiana. Will sell real cheap.
For sale in KP a traction engine offered as a bargain by Harry Ashtus of Luecnia. Obvious OCR errors noted but item implied for sale.
Liveryman T FE Burke of Corydon Indiana announces weekly auto service from Corydon to Corydon Junction and return every Sunday morning to meet the 8:50 west bound passenger train on the Southern line.
A license to sell milk has been secured for the restaurant, establishing a milk depot. No hunting is allowed on WY Fren at Greelyburg, day or night, with dog or gun.
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