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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
7
The Cannery advertises steady work for girls at good wages over the next two months. Separately, a big stock sale set for Sept. 15 lists horses, mules, cattle, and sheep from four counties with two auctioneers and four counties represented. Local officials report sessions of the County Council and Commissioners as well as various community events and sales throughout the period.
The column lists a stock sale by Harvey Dussabarver at the fair ground in September and notices of a Mantish Berkshire stock stock sale. It also records visits by Edward Connel and family, New Albany and Louisville guests, homecomings for Sergt. Alonzo C. Marsh, and a Los Angeles visitor, plus remarks on Corydon's growth and an oil dealer’s trips.
Mrs Mary Algier wife of Herman Algier of New Albany died at her father Adam Hahn's home in Lanesville on Monday of consumption aged 22. She leaves a husband and one child. The funeral will be from the Catholic church.
James A. Allin aged US years died Monday at the home of his son in law Martin Dotts south of New Middle town from a hemorrhage of the nose. He leaves several children and lived with them. The funeral was held yesterday at Old Salem church and the remains were buried in the cemetery nearby.
Mrs Kate Haub wife of Philip Haub of Morgan township died suddenly in her yard from heart failure at 45. She leaves a husband seven children and is survived by Ed and Paul Wening and Mars Charles in ley with three sisters in Louisville. Funeral was held yesterday from Zoar church. Seeds and alfalfa products mentioned in the obituary context.
Laconia reports Moss Charity Hassell and Moss Viola Ferre visiting relatives in the area. Several names from Dayton Corydun Louisville and New Albans are seen with family and friends. Craven G. Boone returns from St Joseph's infirmary and is in critical condition with suspected peritonitis.
Elizabeth and Moses Kelly go to Kentucky for lumber work in a neighboring state. Louisville residents Wm Tuell James Rusk and others visited relatives here and in New Albany. Marion Breese and Miss Minnie Sandbach traveled from New Albany to see family and friends last weekend.
The article weighs four dairy breeds Tolstein Jersey Guernsey and Ayrshire and warns that no breed is universally best. It stresses selecting individual cows by temperament and production, noting Holsteins yield high milk with moderate fat while Jerseys and Guernseys offer richer milk, and Ayrshires fall between. It invites readers to study breeds at WV Tullert and Son with clear pricing.
N. E. Van Pelt promotes raw linseed oil as a valuable first aid for cows. He cites its use in bloat at a St Louis demonstration and argues digestion must be restored before further treatment. He warns against ignoring feeding issues and says oil never harms cattle when used promptly.
An analysis explains selling milk cream and butter profitability. It notes cream sells higher per gallon than butter by about two to three times, with prices around 70 cents for cream and 12 to 15 cents per gallon for milk translating to 23 to 32 cents per pound for butter. It also observes milk shipping tends to be more profitable than butter making on farms.
The imported bull Karel Bos 34,917 H. F. H. B. owned by Henry Stevens & Son Lacona NY, bred by S. Bosma in Friesland, has a dam Bos IL with a Holland authenticated 350 day lactation of 14 3244 pounds milk and 649 03 pounds butter. The note discusses breeding age at about fifteen months and cattle handling tips for cow stalls and spacing.
Residents and relatives listed as visiting kin or traveling to attend church events and family gatherings. Names include Doveralh Pupp Seitz Seitz of Middletown and Louisville, Henry Kraft family, Wernert family, and others visiting from Lewisville Buena Vista and Lanesville Lindsay.
Elsie Conrad won eleven premiums at the Raccoon Valley fair. The Zion Zoar gathering drew a good crowd Sunday night. James Shepherd of Washington visits J. H. Duncan and family. Hugh Hamilton began laying the foundation for a new residence last Monday. Flora Goddard of New Albany visited Adi Duncan and attended the fair. Frank and two sisters of Dubois county visited their aunt Mrs. Jacob toudenbush last week.
A two story frame house is listed for sale west of the Kintner House. Inquiries should be directed to Mrs Sophia Brown.
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