Corydon Bulletin Rate Card Notice
Circulation 3400. LEW M O BANNON editor and proprietor. Entered at Corydon post office Indiana as second class matter. Rate card lists subscription details.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1914
Page
4
Circulation 3400. LEW M O BANNON editor and proprietor. Entered at Corydon post office Indiana as second class matter. Rate card lists subscription details.
An old display ad notes a new cash insertion rate of readers 5 cents a line and a special rate on standards for three months. It implies time-sensitive pricing tied to an epiproduction period and publication.
Obscure text outlines charges for admissions and entertainments with per line rates for novelties and special content. It mentions obituary pricing details and instructions to send lines and fees to a listed contact.
The Indianapolis Star reports that some Indiana Republican organizers allegedly bought guests to the secret Progressive conference in Indianapolis on July 5. Harrison county Progressive leaders dispute identities of Flynn and Rumbley, while Warren and Floyd counties question Hildebrand and others, arguing the Progressive party remains strong.
A disputed August report in Indianapolis alleges political figures linked to the Democratic state ticket issued warrants misdirected to Charles Washington. It claims postmasters and state officials denied payment to Washington and asserted warrants were issued to C. J. Stewart for postage during the legislature. The governors and Otis reportedly held the warrants following the publication.
180 acre farm for sale with a good house a jog barn and a new frame barn under construction. Many men fencing work in progress. Owner seeks quick sale to fund other business. Includes horses cattle farm implements machinery and troops. Nineteenth office notice.
A Corydon resident Mrs. I Wolfe testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved her backache and ailments attributed to kidney trouble. The ad promotes Dean’s Kidney Pills from FosterMilburn Co and notes a public auction of estate items on September 3 2014 four miles northwest of Corydon with sale details and terms by auctioneers George Spore IF Davis.
Hon William Fisk Cook former county resident dies at home in Bowling Green Kentucky at age eighty nine. He served two terms in the Kentucky Legislature and was regarded as a top lawmaker. He wrote for The Farmers’ Farmer Journal for years and was survived by three children. He was an uncle of Mrs W P Hull and Frank and Oscar Wright of this place.
Fallen Springs residents recall last week as Mr and Mrs Jesse Dolson and son Chester Lee visited relatives in New Albany. Miss Muth Glaze of Louisville invited her aunt Mrs J W Kingery. A large turnout attended Mr Alan Satur day celebration. Ralph Wwatlers, son of Mr and Mrs Solen W Anicts, recovered from fever. Annie Smith and two children visited her sister Mrs Gen path. Miss Jeffie Griffin and Miss Leon Farnley visited Nap and Juella Kingery. A party at Mr and Mrs W M Baurvartie honored Miss Sarah Hottle of Louisville with many friends attending.
Mr and Mrs I Sappenfield a son 7 M Sappenfield wife and their six year old twin sons Max and Rex of Bicknell Indiana visited Corydon last Thursday. They traveled by car and visited channels in George Harrison Washington and Floyd counties. Mrs J M Sappenfield was a Washington county girl. The family moved from Byrneville to Campbellsburg twenty years ago and later to Bicknell. They have many relatives in the area and twelve living children.
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