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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
5
Local notices announce Hickman Hoagland and Ryall sales set for next Friday and Saturday with auctions at 1 p m. W H Bullett & Sons advertise seeds fertilizers grain and farm equipment while merchants promote Castoria and Meech’s Bakery.
An internal remedy is advertised to treat piles by addressing sluggish circulation in the lower bowel. The notice promotes Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid at $1 per bottle, sold by Louis S. Riely of Buffalo New York, who guarantees a cure and offers a booklet on the method.
The Indianapolis Star features another installment by State Senator Evan B. Stotsenburg on court delays. He blames the bench, bar, litigants, and the system, and offers pointed suggestions for reform. The piece praises Stotsenburg as a leading Indiana lawyer with clear, influential views.
Eliphalet Hickman will sell personal property at public auction at his Corydon residence on East Chestnut Street near the High School grounds toll gate. Items include beds dressers rockers couches tables carpets cooking stove heaters a wood base burner and more. Sale starts Saturday October 21 1909 at 1 pm. Cash for sums five dollars or less. over five dollars will credit nine months with honest promissory notes. Auctioneer C B Kopp.
A farewell party for James Leffler was held at his Cran dall home Tuesday evening. Attendees included Maggie Leffler Mayme Scheler Ora Thomas Grace Wright Anna Melton Dot Stevens Pearl Leffler Anna Leffler Harry Melton Elmer Jamison George Beal Karl LaDuke Clare Scheler and Lee Leffler. Refreshments were served and all departed late. James Leffler sister Mrs Land Sprinkle and son Homer left Wednesday for Mrs Sprinkle's home in Mexico.
The County Council approved a yearly tax levy at its annual meeting: 18 cents for County Fund, one dollar per poll. 8 cents for Bridge Repair. 5 cents for County Bond Fund. Total levy 56 cents per hundred dollars and one dollar per poll. Henry Rupp of Flatwoods visited Corydon and paid this office a pleasant call.
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