19 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
1
A local ad touts Miona stomach tablets as a complete cure for indigestion. It claims relief from burning pain, headaches, sleep problems, and weakness and states one tablet before meals tones the digestive system. L. A. Riley & Son offer a 50 cent box with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
NAXX Kean Conrad is listed as sick while Fred V. Munger has bought the Tom P. Brandenburg farm. Guesio Rondenbush spent Sunday with sister Mrs Ward Conrad. Mr and Mrs Jacob H W Reinhart and family were guests of Charles Conrad Sunday.
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will finish the job after covering a wound. The ad touts relief for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema skin rheum chapped hands sore feet and sore eyes. Only 25 cents at L A Riely and Son’s drug store.
A feature on Lanesville Indiana describes a peaceful community with no courts or divorces, a marshal named John Wilson, and notable residents. It highlights historic figures born there including Walter Quinton Gresham, institutions like St Marys Church and a Mutual Aid Society, and local industry with a 96 year old citizen, German birth, Meade Gresham, and a largely German population.
Dee W. H. Blodgett, Indianapolis News correspondent, recounts the Zenor Cox feud and notes Republicans abandon candidates. George H. Hester secures the Third district GOP nomination while Democrats are favored to win. In Floyd and Harrison counties the senatorial race also looks unfavorable for the Republican ticket. Thomas J. Wilson, Corydon, nominated for Joint Senator amid post office controversy.
Hardin Thompson was fined and half the costs after a trial before Judge Cook for striking Thomas Woodward during a disturbance at Thompson's New Amsterdam saloon. Woodward later returned and hurled a harrow tooth, fracturing Thompson's frontal bone. Woodward was fined $12 in a jury trial.
Notice to residents of New Middletown and vicinity that a physician will practice medicine and surgery at the Kannaple property. Office at the residence. Calls answered day or night. Both telephones.
Hon Evan BR Stotsenburg appoints delegates for the upcoming Senatorial convention to be held in New Albany next Saturday. Delegates include Charles W Thomas Emery Breeden Frank Wilson Posey Two Pleas Jenkins Franklin James McRae Taylor Andrew Seipel Ek Grable Spencer John T Ashton James Sherrill William P Hyatt Sherman Briscoe William Graves Levi S Hottel George W Amy from multiple townships across Harrison Webster Morgan and Scott counties.
Elias Carver of Boone township was acquitted after a jury trial last week on charges of assault and battery against William McCarty. The fight followed a drunken dispute at a blind tiger and a confrontation at William A. Russell's stable. McCarty struck Carver with a neck yoke. Carver retaliated with a knife. The jury found self defense.
On Thursday morning August 30 friends and relatives gathered at Mrs Win Coyl’s home in Tay lor township to celebrate her 63rd birthday. The afternoon featured a bountiful dining table and social chat as guests extended best wishes for many happy returns.
A pleasant dinner was held at Mrs. M C Marsh residence on Sunday September 2 to honor Thomas R Deatrick and his wife from Burlington Kansas. The couple who moved to Kansas seventeen years ago returned to their former home for the first time in many years. Music and conversation accompanied the gathering and a plentiful meal followed around noon.
A surprise party honored Kate Roudenbush on her 20th birthday last Wednesday night. Many friends attended enjoyed refreshments and wished her many more such enjoyable times.
The County Superintendent announces meetings for Harrison Spencer Blue River Taylor Posey Webster Washington Heth Morean Jackson Barre Transktin and Scott townships at listed locales with September days and start times. Pleasant Jenkins signs as Co. Supt. September 2 shift.
Mrs. Mary H Walters of St Clair Street Columbus Ohio nearly starved as stomach weakness from harmful drugs left her unable to eat or sleep. She credits Electric Bitters with immediate improvement and a total cure. Advertising copy claims the tonic is best health tonic on earth priced at 450 cents and guaranteed by L A Riely and Sons.
The notice states C. A. Ginkins can always be found at the old stand one square west of Kintner hotel, a location he has occupied for 30 years. It emphasizes his long-standing presence in the area.
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