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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1905
Page
7
The Corydon Democrat notes hats priced at 31 25 sold at Mrs. Linder's with newer millinery styles and discount prices. Local items mention Miss Maude Lemmon visiting, Ed Keller from Chicago visiting family, and other community happenings in Corydon and nearby towns.
A piece urges readers to keep Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy at hand to combat colds before winter ends. It claims early use yields quicker, better relief and endorses purchasing from C. R. Watson, successor to ER S. Crosier & Co.
Oct 13 Louisville Times item reports Mrs George Houser visiting her sister Mrs Pop ham in Leaven worth. Alma Black appointed to teach No 4. Jos Starkey from Indianapolis visiting. Mrs A L Carver returning to Caruthersville Mo. marriage of Becker Hillson and Josephine Williams by Magistrate Ferguson. nursery business invites buyers. Joseph Schuman and wife from St Joseph Ill visiting Breckenridge. reminiscences of old days and remarks on Trusts financially backing the Republican party and tariff policies.
A New York legislative inquiry asserts New York Life New York Mutual and New York Equitable gave 150000 to the 1904 Republican campaign fund. It accuses donors of selling principle liberty and manhood to sway votes and influence elections for Roosevelt.
A critical pamphlet-like critique argues that trusts railways and insurance companies secure favorable laws and licenses to plunder the public through purchased votes and corrupted officials. It claims a President elected with trust funds will protect criminal interests and that judges lawmakers and legislators overlook plunder.
A digest from Bradford notes Adam Baker's bridge carpenter role and Edward Mosier buying a fine driving horse. Levi M. Sappenfield trips Corydon while Steve Harper brings home cattle. Several residents attend church, visit relatives, or plan returns from the Soldier's Home. Local schooling runs well as Guy Baker notes quiet, lonesome moments.
The cannery finished the season’s work on Saturday the 14th and will begin shipping products at once, all of which are sold. They will start paying farmers on Monday morning October 30 and expect all growers to be paid in full by November 1.
Reports from Washington and Orange counties point to a larger turkey crop this season with prices for the holiday fowl expected to ease. New Albany item notes the crop outlook alongside the general positive reception of DeWitts Little Early Risers pills as mild effective laxatives.
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