26 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
1
Sunshine Nursery offers a large 1906 fall stock of fruit trees with a complete assortment. Send a list of wants for pricing before ordering elsewhere and delivery to most points in the county. Hoosier Cling peach stock available until sold out from Chas. McClaran & Son Corser Indiana.
Dr J W H Littell left the county for Oklahoma and turned his practice over to Charles L Stevens a licensed veterinarian who will attend to all calls promptly day or night with honor and dedication.
Clara Worrell sued Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Co for injuries from a coach explosion in Jeffersonville. Jury awarded $2060 after a May term trial. earlier jury could not agree. Attorneys included Geo W Hester for plaintiff and Charles Kelso for defense. A motion for new trial may lead to appeal to the Supreme Court.
Mrs. Mary Thornton acting through Judge Alexander Dowling sues in Floyd Circuit Court New Albany for 10000 alleging a July 7 1906 fall into an unlit street excavation at East Fifteenth and Spring streets caused permanent injuries and disabling harm attributed to negligence by New Albany Street Railway Company Barber Asphalt Company and the City of New Albany.
Jacob Vogt died at his home in Webster township Tuesday night after seven weeks ill with typhoid fever. Funeral Thursday at St. Peter's church, burial in the church cemetery. He was 48, leaving a wife and three children. A respected citizen and former Webster township trustee for four years.
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kan touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands and sore feet. The product is advertised as the quickest cure with availability at L. Riley & Son's drug store.
Ollie Shrigley of Scott township was acquitted in the Tarrison circuit court after a jury failed to reach a verdict in a previous term. Hannel reported a black mare stolen from his stable about a year earlier. the mare later appeared with Shrigley in Spencer county. He claimed to have bought the horse from a man in Crawford county.
Miss Julia Fried and Prof. John W. Walker, manager of the Educator Journal in Indianapolis, were married on the 19th. Born in Corydon, Miss Fried graduated from Corydon High School and studied at Terre Haute Normal and in Indianapolis. She is known as a capable teacher and instructor across the state.
Thirteen year old Ray Stevens of near town was injured when a barrel on his wagon rolled off after hitting a rock. He was thrown to the ground, rupturing a blood vessel in an eye and injuring a bone in an arm.
In Columbus Ohio a woman crippled by a weak stomach and insomnia claims Electric Bitters saved her life. She states nerves improved and eating resumed after trying the tonic, which is marketed by L A Riely & Son with a guarantee. The Ben Hur lodge of Corydon adopts weekly sick benefits for members.
Hyomei claims to kill catarrhal germs by inhalation, reaching nose throat and lungs and even entering the blood to cure stomach liver and kidney catarrh. Sold by L A Riely & Son with a one dollar complete outfit and a 50 cent refill, backed by a money back guarantee.
Orrville trustees announce the Taylor Township teaching roster including Corena Lamb Chas Wilson Katie Ausetz Ella McCauley Lawrence Reeves Orville Babcock Arminda Nee Chas Metling and Harry Davis with school start set for October 1 under Trustee William Resseth.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Wall's Catarrh Cure as internal remedies for catarrh, claiming blood and mucous surface action, with testimonials and Toledo company provenance. It notes sale by druggists at 75 cents and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Also references Walter Bollett serving as shorthand reporter in Worrel vs Louisville & Southern Indiana Trac tion.
Alonzo Elkins Ferd McMonigta of New Albany and Lee iuily now of Posey township pleaded guilty in Harrison Circuit Court to maintaining a nuisance by running a blind tiger at Market and Walnut streets. They were fined $10 each plus costs for operating a restaurant and selling intoxicants over several months. The offense carries a fine from $10 to 3500.
A long list of transfers includes Thomas Brandenburg to Fred Munzer for 132 acres at 3500 pounds, Elizabeth E. O Bannon to Roy W. O Bannon for 40 acres at 1200 dollars, and many other deeds. Properties include lots in New Amsterdam and Corydon, various acreages, and sums ranging from 1.00 to 6500 dollars. Names such as Fleshman Matthews, George W Applegate, and Currie L Bean blossom appear among buyers and sellers.
In a reflective ad a Kodul for Dyspepsia is praised for easing minor stomach complaints caused by hurried meals. It claims the remedy digests what you eat and restores stomach balance. C C Jordan is mentioned as confined to his room with stomach trouble.
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