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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
7
Diverse notices detail stock sale entries for a September event, local visits, employment ads at canning factories, and community updates. Names such as Col L Jewett, Judge Johnie Weathers, and L A Douglass appear among references to nearby towns and transports.
The county superintendent's office lists dates for township meetings in September. Locations include Spencer Blue River Glenwood Elizabeth Webster Valley City Central Bradford New Salisbury Lacyonia Lanesville and Franklin with times from 2 to 4 o'clock. Officials urge attendance for all townships noted.
A local furniture store owner states rumors of closing the business are false and that he remains at the same address, urging friends and the public to disregard the false reports. He confirms continued operation at the old stand.
Local residents including Myr Mrs Geo Amy Harrison Pitman and others attend the State fair this week. Former Marengo students from the county joined a reunion on the 7th. The issue publishes statements of two national banks showing asset gains. Prosecutions were filed in Elizabeth for unlicensed liquor sales.
The Corydon National Bank releases its annual report showing deposits of 445,374. of which 25,000 is government funds. Total assets reach 675,61, the largest in Harrison County. Loans outstanding total 370,504.11 with significant growth in deposits since 1906 and 1912. The bank positions itself as safe, conservative and progressive.
New Salisbury area notes include Deweese on the sick list and Dr Fouts awaiting Dr Boston for appendicitis. Residents visit relatives in Louisville and Burnville while Carter Burn and family attend the Marengo fair. A surprise party honors Charles Routh. blue crane shot near Fairview church. stock sale planned next Saturday with registered stock on offer.
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