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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
7
Local notices report personal visits to Louisville and New Albany, property sales by W. S. Shuck, marriages in Corydon area, church activities, farm equipment listings, fertilizer stock, and changes in clergy assignments. Residents attend fairs, auctions, and county events while health and family news appear alongside business calls and subscription updates.
Social items note a Sept 16 wedding of Walter J. Davis and Bessie May Martin at the Clerks Office with Rev M A Cossaboom officiating. The record includes local visits, church convention attendance in Charlestown, and notices of real estate and horse for sale. Local residents Mr and Mrs John S Martin traveled to Chicago, and Mr Williar of Boone township appears among Corydon visitors.
Parke county Democratic central committee chose William Flock to replace H A Myers as third district commissioner. Flock won 19 votes to 11 for Thomas Pence after ballots from most townships were counted. Flock, a Penn township farmer, is praised for qualifications and businesslike approach.
A customer claims Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured diarrhoea after one dose. The note notes similar success with others and suggests ordinary cases respond to one or two doses. Also mentions a public auction of Judeon Feller property with Jersey cow farming gear and household furniture this Saturday at 1 pm.
A large group of notable individuals gathered in Corydon for the William Borden versus Southern Railway Company case. Attendees included Major John W. Welman, James R. Murphy, Sam L. Trusty, Judge John M. Paris, Walter W. Bullett, John W. Ewing, Dr. C. E. Briscoe, Dr. Dudley F. Davis, Prof. Harry A. Buerk, Claude Sittason, and John Clare. Judge Paris is the Democratic nominee for Floyd County Judge.
Ninety five acre farm for sale about two miles from Corydon on the pike. Includes five acres of timber a fine large orchard a good dwelling house fairly good out buildings a spring and two cisterns. A chance for someone to acquire a well located 1100d farm. For details inquire at this office. a2n tf
Tom Cauble of Salem recently appointed Gauger for the Revenue District by Isaac R. Strouse of Terre Haute. He will take over duties at Mauckport from Horace Trieblood, who was at the distillery there. Cauble, a noted Democrat and former county treasurer, was a carpenter by trade and comes from a large Washington county family.
Reports indicate a remarkable rise in siloed green fodder storage across Crawford County. Farmers, led by Rev James Bobbins and county officials near Marengo, install silos this month with more planned next year. The trend, once curious, is becoming a practical necessity for local agriculture.
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