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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
7
Crawford County officials announce a large political meeting with the Crawford County Brass Band leading a procession of brass bands and twenty drum corps. Democrats are urged to perform their duty for a decisive victory in the county.
Keller's advertises men’s corduroy pants in all colors at 1.65 and 65c overshirts, heavy casimere goods, wool socks, and cassimere vests. It invites readers to shop quickly with phrases about weekly sales and “Come quick Keller’s.”
The Democratic rally in Corydon on November 1 will attract noted speakers Carmack and Thorne. The event marks a landmark political gathering in the town, with further remarks by Hon. S. M. Stockslager and others as campaigns step up across nearby counties.
John Dannenfelser acts as agent for the Crystal Laundry in New Albany sending off laundry every Tuesday and Thursday. The note touts cold remedies and a 25 cent price with no cure no pay terms.
A shipment of shoes from a reliable factory is offered at a remarkably low price. The new style is described as good goods and currently available for thirty days at $1.68, with potential value suggested at $2.00.
Readable fragments list multiple couples including Adam J. Ketzner with Laura Simon and Peter Hoffman with Mary Simon. Other pairs show Peter Steerstedter with Victoria Simon Charley Chism with Ida Troutman and James W. Kelly with Lillian Cooper.
An eleven year old girl from Meshae Stewart's family in Posey township died after her wrap caught fire while attempting to save a baby. The infant was severely burned but survived. The piece notes a second unrelated drug advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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