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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
6
Claude Bowers writes an editorial for the Journal-Gazette reflecting on foreign policy, criticizing current strategies and urging clearer stances. The piece notes perspectives from Fr. Wayne and frames the debate for readers.
A skeptical Ware editorial critiques the ruling party’s promises as broken and its leadership as divided. It cites failures on tariffs, taxation, and ship subsidies, warns of delaying tariff votes after an election, and notes editorials from Washington Gazette endorsing strong national action and criticizing Debs. It questions state tax policy and criticizes prison reform spending.
A satirical poem mocks Hardings policy impact on workers with references to park benches soup houses and wage cuts. It claims hardship from Standput Republicans and notes the editor published it at a worker’s request with uncertain authorship and mentions Harding Lodge New and Watson as may have seen copies.
Preliminary sketches of the new State Reformatory at Pendleton, shown in the Indianapolis News, depict brick buildings with red tile roofs and a design described as beautiful and possibly a joy for ever.
A Republican committee member urges voters to expose and defeat the current tax system. He argues Mr. Furnas should publicize actions to reveal tax burdens rising since the Ralston administration. He claims farmers borrow to pay taxes and calls for returning to the pre Ralston era. The taxpayers await election opening.
Two estate sales list half interest in 18 acres of corn five tons hay and livestock including horses cattle hogs and gear to be sold at Roy E McKinns se near La Cola on Aug 11 Auctioneers John J Seipel Son with clerks Ash ton and Boone. A second sale near Central on Aug 9 features barley corn 800 chickens five tons hay a rubber tire buggy a steel wagon and a Home Comfort range with six months credit and 4 percent cash discount Velock A M and Rosenbarger provide lunch.
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