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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
8
The readable portion mentions a claimed successful home treatment and references a person named Joe and a place or group called GTB. Details are garbled with missing context and unclear claims about legality or effectiveness.
General Carter orders the 9th Wisconsin regiment and a detachments to leave Fort Morrison between September 15 and 20, instead of the planned October date. Troops face early departure due to warmth and travel routes, with resupply and training limited as regiments return to home stations before cold weather.
Oak Grove notes list George Taylor ill Sunday and Eva Shireman visiting from Valley City. Ice cream supper succeeded despite threatening weather. Mrs. Sallie Wiseman and children stayed with B J Fetzer. family visits spread across local households including Mr and Mrs J W Black and Nellie Taylor.
A Midland Michigan resident claims her two year old son recovered from a severe power complaint after using Spamiher lain's Colie cure. The seller advertises the remedy at C. ff. Watson's Corner Drug Store with directions for use.
A large Franklin town stop crowd gathered Sunday September 20 at Fred Zolhman’s home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Haas Mrs Shere Misses Hater Athios Hurley Clara Haas Emine Shorey Margaret Kepley Piama Hears John Sherer Chas Hurley Fred Elmer Hans Edward Shell Lena Walther and several others. The group enjoyed a pleasant day and looked forward to more gatherings in the future.
The Undertaking of the death of Mrs Mayme Liesenbarger wife of Taeoh Rosenbarger on August 24th in Consduiya ends a life of 41 years. She left five children and a devoted husband while also supporting her parents siblings and Settbath School and Y workers. The resolutions express sorrow and faith asking God to comfort the family and ensure readiness for reunion in the Home of the Soul. Committee members Lou Hughes Tilda Rothrock Lelah Gordon.
The fragment lists residents from Louisville to New Middletown and New Abiams visiting relatives and camping with Geoo Kudner, mentioning a broken engine and trips up the river. It preserves names but is garbled with misspellings and unclear dates.
Local notice from Charls McClaran & Son of Corydon Indiana announces steady employment at their canning factory. They seek workers for peach processing and other tasks with ongoing opportunities until stock sells out.
Monta Duncan of Kalkaska Michigan visits home folks this week. Miss Blanche Collins of New Albany visits friends here Sunday. Jack Roudenbush and sister visit Mr and Mrs Ward Conrad near Corydon. James Carr begins telegraphy study at Valparaiso this week. Miss Kate Roudenbush and Miss Tillie Retz visit relatives at New Salisbury. Mrs. Lois Wagner and Mrs Flora Wagoner attend Miss Rosa Hart funeral in Louisville. Mrs Tana Collins and son visit her parents J H Duncan. Chris Elwanger and family visit relatives at New Middletown. Louis Retz and Edmund Wagner spend Sunday with Monga Duncan.
The retail liquor dealers' association of the New Albany district convened Tuesday at Macm ercher hall with about seventy five delegates from nine counties. President William Jenks led the closed session while Joseph Atkins of Camelton served as secretary. Steps were reportedly taken to guard against hostile legislation by the coming general assembly. The group adjourned to meet again at Tell City on October 6.
Mrs Mary Mitchem and Marinda Johnson open a first class eating house one door north of the Democrat office offering best and cheapest meals in town. Aunt Mary's pies claimed to tempt with mage flavors. Call available 12 2.
A long list details numerous land transfers including buyers and sellers such as Charles Hershman to S D S Breed en for 116 acres at 32000 dollars and Margaret Timberlake to Emmett Timberlake for 100 acres at 8500 dollars. Other pairs include Andrew Steele to Jesse Lovelot in Corydon for 500 dollars Goo. E Sims to James H Bowmann two acres 200 dollars and Samuel Lopp to Andrew Lopp two acres 160 dollars.
An old advertisement proclaims Grove's Chil Tonic as iron and quinine medicine with a no cure no pay offer. The tonic is presented as a tested remedy labeled for adult use at 50 cents.
A mission feast is announced at the German Reform Church in New Middletown on Sunday September 23. Fonehalt of Jeffersonville will preach. All are cordially invited.
A long roll of names lists subscribers and payments since the last report including Jonn Hamel Milltown J H Thevenot Depauw R R 1 August Endris Lanesville Ed C Reed Louisville Ss D Bireden Worth Harvey Selby Owensville Tad Edward Connell Lafayette Roy Yeager Mauckport R R 1 Henry Hays Mauckport Mrs Katharine Liedges New Albany Mrs R P Finney Jeffersonville Peter Bruch Corydon R R 3 1 1'. Adams Depauw Mary Schwartz Corydon R B 6 Miss Fattie Fisher Medford Oklo Martha Stafford Elizabeth Samuel A Johnson Elizabeth James Timberlake Three Oaks Mich RR 2 Richard T Arnold Palmyra Dr 8 W Thomas Newbern Iowa Mrs Mary C Kingsley Laconia I H Curts Mendon Mo F H Munzer Lafayette John E Brewster Elizabeth R K 3 Mrs Margaret Hans Corydon BR BR 2 Creorge D Fouts Burnville Amal Brewster Corydon Joan Trotter Bloomington M Poster Duncan Pabeframao Barn Promptly Relieved by Chamberlain's Pain Balm A child in Vernon Conn relieved by Balm per Mr Nichols quote. For sale at C R Waltons Corner Drug Store. agit Sadik Ren
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