Conflicting Editorial Claims On Tariffs And Potatoes
A Corydon Republic editorial clash contrasts 1921 1922 pricing figures for Montreal and Boston potatoes with tariff impacts. It questions Democratic free trade rhetoric and cites U S Senate votes on tariffs including hides on the free list and mentions Indiana politicians and local taxpayers.
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Editor Seeks Word From Candidate On Record
Fragmentary text hints at editor hoping to secure a statement from a political candidate, with possible mention of Cory Don and party affiliation. The passage suggests ongoing editorial dialogue and the candidate’s potential return to speak this year.
Corydon Bank Collapse Prompts Community Revival Call
Farmers and merchants in Corydon Indiana faced losses as the town’s sole bank failed. Two new banks formed with outside capital aim to restore confidence and boost cooperation between town and county to spur local business and curb mail-order dependence. The piece urges farmers and merchants to unite for a faster rebound and a higher standard of community prosperity.
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Valley Forge Memorial Would Encompass National History Halls
The Indianapolis Star discusses plans for a Valley Forge Memorial a vast national history museum complex. It envisions halls for Aborigines Pocahontas Raleigh Franklin Washington Jefferson Lincoln Roosevelt with World War I Victory Hall. The project aims to document American development with galleries, libraries, and relics and requires broad cooperation and time to complete.
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What the tariff means to you editorials
A New York Herald Republican editorial series attacks the Fordney McCumber tariff bill before Congress, calling it the worst tariff measure yet and worse than the Payne Aldrich bill that sparked backlash. The piece frames the tariff as harmful to consumers and industry, urging scrutiny and reform.
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Standpat Republicans Debate Tariff Fight Amid Departures
The article notes Fordney and McCumber leaving Congress and fears among other Republicans about backing the tariff bill. It remarks that standpat papers push a high protective tariff while others question the bill, suggesting the party has more to learn about the country’s needs.
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Heth Township Farmers Picnic Draws Speakers and Music
The Heth Township Farmers Association with Sunday Schools schedules an all day picnic in Mauekport on Friday August 18. The Wesley Chapel Brass Band provides music and local singers perform. Speakers include Charles Douglas of Rising Sun in the fore noon and Ey McClure of Aurora in the afternoon on crop costs in Harrison County. Clyde Martin of Palmyra attends with a rural quartet.
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Ey. McClure
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State Farmers’ Association
Ed. Criss
Corydon High School
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Clyde Martin
Palmyra
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Lee Sherman
Walter Daily
Canning Factory Begins Operations Near Corydon
The Curtice Brothers Company plant at Corydon has started running with 14 tons of tomatoes collected so far. The operation spans 256 acres planted in tomatoes, with expectations of 25 000 five gallon cans of pulp this year. Charles Wheat, son of local residents, is the factory superintendent overseeing workers. The Corydon site is the company’s only Indiana plant with a 200 ton daily capacity, and surrounding 13 acres of land are used for crops now rotated to corn.
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Keller Manufacturing offers top prices for logs
The Keller Manufacturing O invites log owners to call the wagon factory, discuss their wood, and receive the new price list.
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