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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1914
Page
4
Names appearing in Corydon Indiana post office records indicate second class mail matters and subscription statuses. The fragment shows a list of individuals associated with postal subscriptions and filing details within Corydon.
Classified notice offers display ads at 35 cents per line and special rates for longer insertions of more than three months. rates and terms available on application.
The text outlines pricing for notices in the paper with charges for churches entertainments and obituaries. It mentions admissions and special rates and a 2 percent per line charge for extra lines and counting six words per line.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple political names and offices including congress, senator, judge, coroner and local officials. It mentions Andrew Walther, Michael Thornton, William Ridley, Thomas Eesht, Frank W Shirem ay, and others in an Ashessar area context with vague roles and dates.
Fragmented text obsesses over The Tani and Wheat with names like Getertmanatront and Wilson. It claims Republican figures and party power plays influenced events, mentions Rene Ghwavawi and Lopere Meda Bore, and hints at a public sale or deed dispute amid tense political rhetoric.
Fragmentary text mentions a Reserve Act and individuals such as Adheel and Teeper with unclear roles. No coherent event or outcome is readable. Further readable details are not present to form a concrete summary.
Hon. Henry T. Rainey argues after a twelve year Republican era that bank panics will vanish once the Democratic Federal Reserve Law takes effect. He cites Chicago failures and Claflin paper as evidence of the system stabilizing nationwide, asserting that trust bills will end mass economic downturns.
A Louisville Courier Journal Indianapolis correspondent notes Indiana voters show Republicans second and Progressives third. A Harrison County Progressive calls the poll rumor Republican sourced and recalls 1912 claims by the Bull Moose that were proven false, urging memory of that election.
The article argues Austria provoked the war and may rely on a Russian shift to pull in Germany and France. It discusses the global risk of a generalized conflict, potential local battles, and the mobilization of nations and peoples amid rising tensions.
The piece urges readers to study the current Democratic acts and President Wilsons programs. It argues that those in Washington act in America's interest against supposed strongman encroachments and calls for patriotism over partisanship.
The piece criticizes wealth concentration and calls for Congress led reforms to restrain powerful financiers. It argues Democrats have long warned against propping up the monied interests and praises President Wilson’s efforts to realign policies, while noting opposition from business and media.
A speaker urges ending suspicion and recrimination by enacting law aligned with community moral judgment. He hopes to complete the process within six weeks and then return to work with mutual trust, proclaiming the nation a country of honest men and promising straightforward business.
The June 2 Wall Street Journal report notes Havana Central purchasing 450 flashband box cars and 100 underframes from Standard Steel Car Co, plus multiple other railroad orders. Inquiries for locomotives and cars flood the market as major lines place bids and production ramps up nationwide.
Under capacity and full time operation, the National Tube Co plans rapid expansion. Three blast furnaces were put into operation Thursday with several more to be added, signaling similar plant openings in the district. An advertisement offers a seven year old work horse for sale in Cary Cunningham, Central Indiana.
The Trustee of Bue River township in Harri County outlines proposed expenditures and tax levies for 1915. Items include township and school taxes, road and poor expenditures, with totals and rates per hundred dollars on assessed valuation.
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