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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
6
Catalog notes a seven day specials list with long pant suits sized P38 to Ta, priced around 34 to 86.30. It mentions red and blue Tlandker chiefs, cheap shirts, and assorted discount items with various prices. The legible items suggest closeout sale pricing and store clearance deals.
A readable mix of local items from Corydon includes notices on real estate, paroled subjects, and community events. The page references court, hotel dining, church schooling, and residents traveling to Saskatchewan and Louisville with scattered personal updates and ads.
The program committee of the Chatta noven tN. Fieneanyanent association plans an edition de luxe of the veterans program. Proceeds fund wartime memories and feature scenes and artifacts with minimal advertising. State senator George Win Curtis announces candidacy for Indiana attorney general, opposing Pokard Milburn in the Democratic convention.
The fragment suggests a dispute involving Mrs. Bradley, Carder, and others over help or support. It mentions nerves, health, and a possible medical or personal aid issue, with references to names such as Carder and Mrs. Bradley and a tense situation developing.
Blue River Township announces teachers and staff names including May Stroud Karl McIntosh Ray fl Tower Espean Bird Warry Fowler Wayne Winders Sami Winter and Principal Gi Lidikay with assistant van N. Chainie. Primary Anna Nie Piregie and high school start Sept 22 with Det 12. Citadel Pro ence Milter trustee Clats emphasize the spirit of improvement in the community.
The Corydon Harrison County Fair awards prize winners for many vegetable and fruit classes. The report names first and second premium recipients across crops such as corn, onions, beans, beets, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, squashes, pumpkins, melons, cabbages, and others, with multiple entries per exhibitor. The article continues on the last page.
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