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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
5
Ter re Haute visits by Gilbert Rosenbarger and others mark a flurry of social calls. Ohio County aims to start a furniture factory as Orleans plans growth. Ads promote Em pire wheat drills, canning factory help, and Kennedy laxative tonics. Purdue study group heads to Lafayette. Fall crop fertilizers advertised. Meerschaum tomatoes praised. DeWitt's Little Early Risers promoted for coughs and bowel regularity.
Miss Bertha Getz shows improvement while Wayne Smith remains ill and confined to bed. John Manck and family visited near HeiWeburg. Miss Tike Brueh from Louisville visited her father and attended the fair. Several others, including Miss Maceie Strong and Rebecca Dugeins, hosted by Aubry Hall, were guests of Miss Nora Smith and Elizabeth Bron's family during the week.
A Vernon Coan child suffered severe hand pain from a barn incident. Local merchant James N. Nichols recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm, noting immediate relief and endorsing its use for cuts burns strains and back pain. Available at C H K Watson's Corner Drug Store. Gu aranteed cure for piles advertised nearby.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as an easy to use catarrh treatment. It claims the product purifies blood with ozone and delivers mountain air sensations, with a complete unit priced at 1.00 and refills 50c. refunds offered if not satisfied.
Mrs Clem Stonceipher is improving. Ed Haas's little son stepped on a nail. Rose Good fell ill on Sunday. Nellie Mathes returned to New Middletown Sunday. Allie Kopp of Louisville visited home folks. John Smith and Fred Erbele of Louisville visited relatives here last week. Mrs Alice Lance and children of Missouri and Fred Gilmore of Poser County visit Ida Gilmore and others.
Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas recommends Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns boils sores scalds wounds and more. The drug store L A Riely & Son offers it for 25 cents with guarantee.
Tests from Experiment Station sites show wheat profits from applying nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash. The typical 2 8 2 mix works in most soils, with adjustments for clover, manure, and local soil response.
Discussion of using a 180 pounds per acre rate of a 2-8-2 formula on low fertility soils. Advocates manure with added acid phosphate, soil preparation, drainage, and crop rotation to avoid soil hardening. Also references Hall's Catarrh Cure and a wheat drill advertisement, highlighting mixed agricultural guidance and products.
Executor John L Simler files final settlement in Warrison Circuit Court for James S Simler deceased. Hearing set September 22, 1906 at Corydon County Court House. Creditors legatees and interested parties urged to appear and show cause why settlement should not be approved. William Ridley attorney.
Peter S. Wright coroner of Harrison County Indiana conducted an inquest into Cyrus Rochester colored who died unknown causes. The finding states Rochester died between noon and August 7 1906, and he was about 58 inches tall weighing around 125 pounds with no valuables on his person. The document is signed and sealed by witnesses and authorities.
The Southern Railway promotes high altitude destinations in North Carolina including Hot Springs Waynesville and Linville along with many other scenic spots. It urges readers to plan for winter trips to Florida and southern country resorts noting stopover privileges and accommodations offered for next season.
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