Magazine Section 2s Adds Four More Pages
The issue announces four additional pages for the magazine section two to run indefinitely. It outlines historic and literary content plus occasional news items and a story with instructive illustrations.
25 Oct 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
1
The issue announces four additional pages for the magazine section two to run indefinitely. It outlines historic and literary content plus occasional news items and a story with instructive illustrations.
The note claims a vine yielded eight pumpkins totaling 400 pounds with one at 73 pounds and offers to ship a heavier specimen to Mr. Isterling for eight dollars. It lists Corydon Indiana residents Ira Davis and R. B. 4 as references. Hecks offers Wilson Heater at Heckelman's.
John Kennedy a 17 year old resident five miles south of Corydon sustained both leg bones broken when a sapling snag fell on him while cutting hub timber for the Corydon hub factory. He was knocked down and struck across head body and leg but survived the incident with no other serious injuries. Doctors Davis and Wolf reduced the fracture after bringing him to town.
Attention is called to the important sale of John J Scharf near Lanesville on the 2nd of November. Five mules six milch cows hogs and much other property will be sold. This property includes a corn mill and power and cutting box and power. It will be a big sale and the property is all first class. Oct 25 2w Mr and Mrs Charles Mathes of Fredericksburg visited Mrs M's parents Mrs Solomon Windell southwest of Corydon last Sunday.
The Harrison County Agricultural Society calls an annual meeting of stockholders at Corydon on Tuesday November 14, 1905 to elect officers for the ensuing year. Frank R. Wincut, Oct 25-3w, Sec. A local remark reports a man bought Wilson Henter at Heckelman's and can heat his whole house with less wood than before.
Hogridge notes warmers finish sowing wheat as Prof Lonnie Cunningham and teachers John H Ferree Henry N Wilbiam and Joseph V Greer send a fin load of hogs to the city last week. Misses Laura and Collie Ferree return from relatives in Louisville. George Jones travels to Cincinnati for treatment of disorders.
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