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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1905
Page
3
George H. Hiser of Jackson township will sell personal property at public sale on Wednesday September 20. The lot includes farm machinery, stock, household and kitchen furniture, corn in shock, sheaf oats, hay and more. Premises one half mile east of Ramsey. Usual terms. 913-2w
The message notes ongoing day and night operations to maximize flour output and provide clean fresh feed. It mentions deadline like sep13 for a four week period and references representative Mis.
An advertisement by James B. Brewster Froxx M. Wilson and Mrs. E E Funk offers abstract title services. It claims to furnish complete property titles from the government up to the present time based on Harrison county records. Nearby visits mention Mrs Funk visiting relatives in Dixie and Corydon.
State Board of Tax Commissioners assigns assessments for Harrison county telegraph and telephone companies for 1906. Items include Harrison County Telephone Company, Cumberland Telephone Company, American Telegraph and Telephone Company, Eureka Telephone Company, and Indiana Long Distance Telegraph and Telephone Company with varied dollar amounts.
A large gathering of relatives honored Jesse W. Gibner at his West Chestnut Street home with an eighteenth birthday surprise and a grand feast. Shared thanks went to Mrs. Gibner and family for hosting, while greetings from Missouri kin Mrs. John West and Mrs. Frank Evans were noted.
The Reformed St. Paul congregation west of Corydon will hold its annual mission festival on Sunday September 24 with two sermons at 10 a m in German and at 2 p m in English Rev A F Lienksemper of Linton Ind assists and promises blessings for attendees Good sermons expected.
Christian Hiser Sr will sell his personal property one and a half miles east of Ramsey on Tuesday September 26. Items include cattle a colt hogs wagon farm implements corn in shock and household and kitchen furniture. Sale begins at 1 a m with the usual terms.
Engaged couples are advised to keep digestion in good order to avoid quarrels after marriage. S A Brown of Bennettsville DC recounts his wife suffering from dyspepsia and torpid liver until Electric Bitters restored her health and strength. Sold by L A Riely & Son for 40 cents a bottle.
The Lewis and Clark Exposition folder, issued for Portland Oregon and the Exposition City route, is praised by the Union Pacific for its thorough information. It details the shortest travel route, sights along the way, and the return trip via California. Free on application to W H Connor 53 East Fourth St Cincinnati Ohio.
The grand jury adjourned last Thursday after four days in session and returned nine indictments.
The piece argues public officers must dedicate themselves to duties, avoid private interests, ensure honest handling of funds, bond deputies, oppose nepotism, and stay loyal to party while serving all constituents. It cites penitentiary failure as a warning and promises future critique of political bosses.
An 19th century style testimonial advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood based remedy for catarrh with internal action. It claims a physician endorsed formula from Toledo Ohio and lists 75 cent price. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A rural sale begins at 10 a.m. featuring cattle, a colt, hogs and wagons. The listing includes farm goods and equipment with location 813 2w.
Frank B. Newland, linked with a Sebree Kentucky cannery in the summer, has returned home to spend the winter.
The piece reflects on how newspapers keep memory of friends and enemies and notes that aiding friends proves a sound investment. It asserts human nature is consistent and that readers who show newspaper kindness benefit greatly when they need their home paper.
A Sandy Level Virginia man credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with curing his chest trouble after other remedies failed. The ad touts the medicine as the world’s greatest cough or lung remedy, sold at L A Riley & Son’s drug store for 50 cents and 1 dollar with a free trial bottle offer.
The Milltown and Hardinsburg Rebekah lodge teams opened a new Rebekah lodge at Fredericksburg last Thursday evening enrolling 28 members.
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