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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
5
Local notices and ads from Corydon hub and surrounding towns
Court and legal reports from Salem and Rockport last week. Local residents like Major W. Punk and Uncle John Mauck on business trips. Mrs. Mary Applegate ill at Kintner House. Ads for Criterion clothing and Pataps shoes at the Hub. Rentals offered, horses and wagons for sale, pie supper announced, and cattle loss reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Punk
Milltown
Mary Applegate
Kintner House
Local Notes and Events in Corydon Area
Community items from Corydon include church meetings in Kentucky conducted by Elder Grubb, tax payment deadlines next Monday, and social visits between Jeffersonville and Corydon residents. Local notices cover lectures at Rielys, the Hahn Parke Quintette November 25, farm rentals, barber shop services, and recent arrivals and moves. Also reported are illness updates, lodge activity, a wedding in Washington township, and health advice promoting Chamberlain's Tablets.
Corydon News Highlights Local Clergy Stores and Deaths
Dr. G N Little will see patients in Corydon the last four days each week with set hours. Various local notices include church preaching, property purchases, a barber shop opening, Arbor Day observance, obituaries for David Summers and Mrs. Troncin, and farm and institute announcements. Community briefings cover taxes, school events, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Hand mangled in corn shredder accident
Ira Borden, while working on a corn shredder at W. H. P. Wiseman's yesterday, had a hand caught in a cogwheel and chain. Dr. Daniel, with Drs. Martin and Bottorff, dressed the wound. One finger was amputated and several others badly mashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Borden
W. H. P. Wiseman’s
Daniel
Martin and
Bottorff
Martin House Trustee of Franklin Township Pays The Democrat a Friendly Visit
Martin House, trustee of Franklin township, paid The Democrat a4 friendly call yesterday. Mrs. G. W. Briffett is at Marengo on 2 visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troncin
Eugene Troncin
Spencer Township
Frenchtown
Martin House
Franklin Township
G. W.briffett
Marengo
New Albany Woman Survives After Believed Dead
Mrs. Julia Bullock 82, long bedridden, was thought dead Monday. Undertaker George Shrader laid her on the cooling board for burial, when she suddenly opened her eyes. A stimulant revived her and she has since improved, with recovery hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Bullock
New Albany
George Shrader
Real Estate Transfers Chronicle Highlights
A list of 12 property transfers shows multiple buyers and sellers across acres and lots. Notable entries include McRae to Luther for 39 acres and Kirkham to Dubois for 42 acres with prices listed. Other deeds cover 3 to 45 acres including Milltown and Corydon areas, plus a Corydon lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kirkham
Chas. Dubois
Rachel E. Craig
D. B. Beaublossom
W. R. Cadwalader
Charles H. Bush
Wm. F. Blake
Jesse L. Watson
Central
Elizabeth Benson Et al
John P. Zollman
Josephine Brewster
A. R. Brewster
Alice Carter
C. H. Ginkins
Corydon
Miserable Dyspepsia Sufferers Encouraged to Try August Flower
Advert says over 75 percent of Americans suffer from dyspepsia and liver complaints with sour stomach headaches and heartburn. It urges readers to visit a druggist for August Flower at 7 cents and claims two doses relieve symptoms. Green's Prize Almanac promotion included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresier’s Corner Drug Store
United States
Green
Commoner proves growth of national papers under Bryan
The Commoner has reached a circulation of 100,000 within six months, signaling demand for a national political, economic, and social issues paper. Bryan contributes frequent reviews of political events, with a special offer combining The Commoner and The Democratic for $1.75 a year. Dewitt's Little Early Risers are endorsed as safe, gentle liver and bowel regulators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
THE
Democrat
Dewitt
L. A. Riely & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.H. Keller
Criterion Brand
Pataps*’ Co
John Mauck
Crawford County
Go. K. Gwartney
Grandaddy
Richert
Ulan
C.L. Balthis
New Alpany
Clark Lynch
Jacob Conrad
Hursttown
Frank Watson
the Pike
J. L. O'Bannon
Buulleeir Imp, Co
Elder Grubb
Christian Church
Kentucky
Walter Wright
Charley Wright
Jackson’ Township
W. E. Russell
Jeffersonville
W. T. Zenor
Riely’s
Hahn-Parke Quintette
Anna Schneider
Jacob Schneider
Webster Township
Gro. K. Gwartney
Morris’ Barber Shop
C. M. Miller’s Grocery
John P. Foote
Crandall
John O. Fravis
No. 10
Ed McKinster
Louisville
Henry Quebbeman
Cora
Jessie
Mrs. Q
Mott Station
Ben Hur
Marvy J. Conrad
Huntingburg
Henry Grable
L. D. Bottorif
Jennie
Clark County
Andrew Bates
Gibson County
B. F. Forbis
Laconia, Ind
Thomas E. Amy
Iva Amy
Washington Township
Dora L. Brandenburg
John Brandenburg
Chamberlain
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Insurance¢ Company
OF New York
Mutual Life
F. A. Bulleit
Dist. M’e’r
Corydon, Indiana
G. N. Little
Louisville College of Dentistry
Hill Grove Church
Nye
Hutsell
J. M. Hallett
Borden
Prof
KE. S. Hallett
Thomas Hallett
Elizabeth
G. K. Gwartney
Rn. J. Tracewell
North Market Street
S. T. Wolfe
Kate Dammann
Illinois
Henry Rupp
John Love
Bulleit Imp. Co
David Summers
Georgetown
W. H. Morris
C. M. Miller
Elm Street
William Rothrock
Frank W. Shireman
No. 1
C. M. Phelps
Forestdale
L. A. Amely & Son
John McKnight
Taylor Township
Robison Burying Ground
Grace
Ada Patterson
Petersburg
Oakland City
Thomas W. Combs
Posey Township
Messrs
Elijah and
Peter Dick
Oklahoma
Kansas
Jesse Dick
Laconia
Boone Township
Henry Ginkins
Commissioners’ Court
Ridley
Habermel
Bradford
Jacob Hiser
Rumsey
J. C. Carman
J. W. Caress
Fred Dannenfelser
Crystal Steam Laundry
Robert Brown
L. A. Arety & Som
Ciergy
Michael Sturms
William Sturms
Union Chapel
Rev
Dobson
C. L. Fleshman
Roy Forbis
James Brewster
Albert Bullett
Bloomington
I. U
Purdue
I. Us
Jesse & Watson
James A. Doll
Martin V. Hanger
Edwardsville
Harrison County
Butterick
Market Streets
R. D. O. McRae
Amos Luther
Chas. A. Lang
Scott Township
Wm. Lang
Orleans
the Commoner
the Hawks Nursery Company
Milwaukes
Wit
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