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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1903

Page

3

Autumn Poultry Show at Indiana State Fair Opens

The Autumn Poultry Show, the top poultry event this year, runs the week of September 14 at the Indiana State Fair. The American Poultry Association holds its annual meeting with sessions starting September 16 on the fairgrounds free to Indiana farmers and poultry raisers. Nearly 859 prizes will be awarded across classes, aiming to showcase Indiana’s poultry. Sid Conner of Shelbyville directs the exhibit, regarded as a leading poultry authority.

America Tndiana State Board of Agriculture American Poultry Association Indiana Indianapolis Sid Conner Shelbyville

Relic of Honor Subscriptions Listed in Community Notice

Subscriptions to THE DEMOCHAT are recorded since the last report. Names include Behrens Mt. Vernon James Crawford New Sansbury TI A. Ropye Central George H. Mathes Corydon John H. Daley Iris GM Crandall Corndall Geo Roudenbush Central Barren Theodore Stilzer Lamesvile D.C. Kingsley Souris N. Wynn New Salisbury Reuben Binkley Hill Grove Mrs Val Montgomery New Amsterdam Edward Vau yho DePauw Joseph H teller Corydon George Fry Dorothy N. B. Boone Lacoanix W.E. Davis Hornick Adaline Funk New Amsterdams George H Wolfe Palmyri Catharine Thomas Edwardsville Ward Swan Triplett Mo Lewis Dooley Iris George Schuman St Joseph Grove Corydon George A Kastieiner Laysville Mrs Eliza Bottles New Amsterdam David Gerswein Lanesvile A F Sonner New Amsterdam Ben Deaton Milltown Jos Roberts DePauw Julia Marehery Milltown Lawrence Garing New Jelbany Flanagan Elizabeth Martin Weanedys Haneek Deed wintner George re WIL Joseph Pella Rockport JC Cotner Elisabeth To Dewees Georgelawn Jolbi Watson Miaielepoort DL Ven Lancer wort Kod Auguat firitn Nee Wiborna Tatfe Manuel ui htewr Mrs So Storemoan Crydon Thormets Wing Rose se ad UWi les bre weter nbewh Jieoh Shafer fetrerson ile Louis Dear Mamises

Gle Behrens Mt. Vernon James Crawford New Sansbury A. Ropye Central George H. Mathes Corydon John H. Daley Iris Crandall Corndall Geo. Roudenbush Central Barren Theodore Stilzer Lamesvile D.C George Joseph Pella Rockport JC. Cotner Elisabeth Dewees Georgelawn Jolbi Watson Miaielepoort Thormets Wing Rose Se Uwiiles Jieoh Shafer Fetrerson Ile Louis Dear Mamises

Remedy Deemed Safe for Croup Yet Questioned

A longstanding remedy praised for over thirty years as a standard treatment for croup remains unreported as failing by manufacturers when given at onset. The ad notes rapid, immediate relief with no harmful substances and recommends Crosier's Corner Drug Store for sale.

Chamberlis Dering Hieh Crosier's Corner Drug Store

A Pretty Souvenir at the Fair

At the recent fair Mrs. Sea Funk presided over a notable stand selling class paper weights. Each weight featured pictures of the old State Capitol and the Constitutional elm based on photographs by M. J. Priedley. Priced at five cents, they sold well to visitors, with proceeds aiding the church build fund.

Sea Funk State Capitol Constitutional Elm M. J. Priedley The Christian Church

Wilshire's September issue teems with satire and fiction

Open letter to Postmaster General Payne extols a hired girl as a postal asset while lampooning whitewashing and civic duty. The issue also carries essays by Grannis, Nelson, Haile, and Barry, Jack London’s The People of the Abyss, plus poems, sketches, and illustrations.

Post Office Department Simpson Payne Wilshire’s Swift Minotola John W. Wescott Camden N. J Elizabeth 8. Grannis Social Purity League Prof. Davies Yale Margaret Haile N. O. Nelson St. Louis Frederic W. Barry Jack London

Community visits linked by travel and family ties around New Albany

Last week Elizabeth Winders Roy and Jacob Resch visited friends near Rehoboth while Mrs Hobbs and her daughter Vida visited friends in New Albany. Thomas Robison visited his father in law Ma Michael Lemme last Sunday. Ben Ifill and family from New Albany visited Mrs Hills mother Mrs Bush. Harry Robison returned to Louisville after a long visit at Pink Flynn’s place. Hazelwood and family from Wichita visited Mrs Bs mother. Mrs James Hobbs and Frank Winders visited relatives in New Albany and Louisville. Anna Daily, ill for a time, is improving. Walter Stewart and wife of New Albany visited Mrs Stewarts parents Frank Denatrick. Special train notice and meat market ad included.

Thomas Robison Michael Lemme Ben Ifill New Albany Iey Hills Bush Hazelwood Wichita Kauss James Hobbs Girson Tiene Alvany Louisville Anna Daily Walter Stewart New AL

Zenor Gains Soldier Vote Support In Crawford County

The Crawford County Democrat reports a warm reception for Congressman Zenor at a county gathering. Ex soldiers including Mike Tucker and Capt John Hammond urged votes for Zenor, signaling solid local backing for the judge and party faction.

Crawford County Zenor Reunnion Mike? Tucker Lly Zener John Hammond Louisville Kentucky Crawford

Pastor C. G. Rue Takes New Field in Evansville

After three years as pastor of St. Peter's Lutheran church at Utan, Rev. C. G. Rue left last Sunday for Evansville to pursue broader opportunities. Parishioners and county friends regret the departure but wish him success and a bright future.

C. G. Rue St. Peter's Lutheran Church Utan Evansville

Brown Urged for Governor by Valparaiso Normal Leader

Professor H. B. Brown, president of Valparaiso Normal, is favorably named as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. He is well known across Indiana with pupils in many communities ready to support him at the convention and in the election. Hurrah for Prof. Brown.

H. B. Brown Valparaiso Normal Brown

Public Sale At G W Churchill Home Near Depauw

G W Churchill will publicly auction his personal property at his home one mile east of Depauw on Saturday September 5. Items include wagons harness stock rowing corn and household and kitchen furniture with many more articles. Sale starts at 4 o'clock. RT Davis, an etioneer.

G. W. Churchill Depauw RT. Davis

First Class Auctioneer C L Kopp Of Corydon Ind

Local notice promotes C L Kopp of Corydon Indiana as an experienced auctioneer who reliably appraises property and provides prompt service. Call to hire and be convinced.

C. L. Kopp Corydon Ind

Remarkable Recovery From Diarrhoea Courtesy of Remedy

Mr D. P. Daugherty of Mercer and Sumter Counties nearly died from diarrhoea before two doctors offered little relief. A neighbor brought Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured him in under twenty four hours. For sale at Crosier's Corner Drug Store, sept.

D. P. Daugherty Mercer Sumter Crosier's Corner Drug Store

Fourth annual Corydon fair draws twenty thousand visitors

The last week fair drew about twenty thousand across Wednesday to Friday, with large displays of horses cattle and hogs though fruit and vegetables were affected by drought. Rain helped dust and improved grounds and a grand stand addition sparked talks of free seating and amusements to boost crowds next year.

New Albany Tuouisville Fair Ground

Call for a new double track bridge to ease fair traffic

A town urges immediate action to replace the single track bridge to the fairgrounds. Residents cite dangerous congestion, mud and delays at both ends and call on the fair association, county council, and commissioners to fund a double track bridge with walkways, aiming for completion by the next fair.

Fair Association Board of Commissioners and County Council

Three Times Found Guilty in Goebel Death

Caleb Powers was convicted by three juries of complicity in William Goebel’s assassination and faces the death sentence after exhaustive trials. The Louisville Times notes the case demonstrates Kentucky's commitment to justice and warns that others linked to the crime may face consequences.

Caleb Powers William Goebel Goebel Kentucky Louisville Times

The Horse Collar Comfort and Fit Guide

A guidance note on harness collar fit for draft horses. It explains softening new collars with wet burlap and blanket, shaping hames, aligning the home tag, and avoiding rubbing by tailoring to the horse’s neck. It warns that improper size creates fulcrums and may require sweat pads.

National Brookman

A Rough Night on the Lake Boat Log

A Chicago Post retells a rough night on a lake boat with passengers debating meals and prices. One passenger mocks paying seven cents for fish feed while another questions dining costs. The exchange highlights frugal aboard during the voyage.

Chicago Post

Stomach Trouble Relief From Tablets Sold Locally

D L Beach of Clover Nook Farm Greenfield Massachusetts reports four years of stomach trouble and says a box of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets bought recently brought marked improvement. He urges others with similar issues to try the tablets, priced 35 cents, at Crosier's Corner Drug Store. sept.

D. L. Beach Clover Nook Farm Greenfield Mass Chamberlain Crosier's Corner Drug Store

Counterfeiters Arrested at Fair and Taken to New Albany

U S detectives arrested Italian suspect Cavotta on fair grounds for passively raised one dollar bills altered to five dollars with a stamp. He sold rubber balls and insisted the money was genuine. Two other suspects, Junius Stark and Albers Johnson, were arrested in New Albany with stencils and tools for raising bills. bound over on bonds and sent to Indianapolis.

Constalle Wright Joseph Cauvotta Cavotta U.S Hulls New Albany U. S Cardwill Junius Stark Albers Johnson Corydon Indianapolis

Local Notes From New Middletown and Area

John Elbert reports a little girl at these Lame. Work has commenced on the new siding house. Miss Lydia Bigler visits her sister Mrs Wolfe. Henry Stonecipher builds an addition to his house. George Litterman plans a new house for George Farish. Robert Hedges won three ribbons at Floyd county fair. Jesse Marsh visited his little daughter at French Lick last week. Levi Hauswald received the blue ribbon for a yearling lily in light harness class.

John Elbert Thes Lame George Litterman George Farish Robert Hedges Floyd County Jesse Marsh French Lick Levi Hauswald Lily

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Local Testimonials

One hundred dollars reward offered for an uncured catarrh case. Cheney and Co advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo druggists and assert internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsements from West and Tagas Kinnan Marvin druggists accompany testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and a potato harvest saying from White.

Hall J.cheney & CO Toleca Cheney Land Energex Trra West & Tagas Toledo Ohio Walding Kinnan X& Marvin

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Richmond C. L. Huston & CO Elizabeth, Indiana Elizabeth Roy Winders Jacob Resch Rehoboth Hobbs Vida Harry Robison Pink Flynn Bedford Indianapolis and Eturn Union Depot Indianapolis Union Depot City Ticket Fourth Ave Denar S.J. Gates Elmer Davis Meat Market Postoffice Deestrick New Middletown J. Bacer Lydia Bigler Mra Wolfe Henry Stonecipher White Thedford Caroline Martin Parkersburg W. Va Bright William Coffman Marblehead Ill
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