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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1903
Page
7
S. M. Miller's debuts a new chinaware line amid a flood of local notices. Births reported for Maz Hargitt and Frank Shireman, illnesses in Boone and Isc One townships, and various ads for building supplies, services, and a pending estate sale.
The page mixes an advertisement for Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root promoting kidney health and general remedies with local items from Corydon and Floyd County. It notes a destroyed dwelling of Mrs Lucy Irwin, infrastructure talk on an electric road, a lake project at Oakland City, and village notices including school institutes, court damages awarded, and church fund canning plans.
New arrivals every day showcase dress goods with charm even in budget options. The ad encourages visiting to see the October Delineator and Butterick patterns, noting broad success among contributors.
Advertises the lowest possible prices on Fancy Prints Pereales Shirtings Outings Brown and Bleached Sheetings. Claims ongoing daily arrivals of new goods across all departments aimed at appealing to customer interests.
A fragmentary verse describes waiting for a mythical Injun Summer in autumn woods. The piece evokes falling leaves, chestnuts, hunting dogs, and a euphoric mood with spicy honeyed imagery of energy and ambition.
From September 15 to November 30 the Union Pacific will sell daily one way tickets from Missouri Silver Terminals Council Bluffs to Kansas City and other cities at set rates. Fares include 20 dollars to Orden and Salt Lake City 22.50 to Spokane and Wenatchee 25 dollars to Portland Tacoma Seattle and western points with corresponding Chicago and St Louis connections. For details contact W. G. Neimyer at 193 S. Clark St Chicago.
105 acre farm three miles north of DePauw in Blue River township Harrison county Indiana. 85 acres cultivated 18 acres timber with wood buildings water and fruit. Also notes on eye remedies and pension checks plus banking and medicine ads appear in this clipped item.
Capt I M Bartley and Levi Hick man form a partnership to handle W P Cole buggies. They offer first class buggies at very low prices on South Market Street near Poplar. See their stock.
Harrison Circuit Court declares probable insolvency of John Newman estate. Administrators report insufficient personal assets to cover debts. creditors must file claims for allowance. Clerk Charles Alaline presiding in Corydon on September 11, 1905.
Notice is given that Jacob Hiser is administrator of the estate of Fatharine Fiahbin deceased. The circuit court on September 8 issued a decree of insolvency and ordered notice to heirs creditors and others to appear to show cause why settlement should be approved. Witness the clerk seal this 8th day of September 1903.
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