Corydon News Note and Post Office Classification
Established in 1856 Circulation 2700 LEW M O BANNON DITOR ANB PROPRIETOR Entered the post office at Corydon Ind as second class Matter
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Corydon
Ind
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
2
Rate Card Subscription Offer From County
A rate card lists subscription options with yearly at 181.00 and three month terms. The text mentions invaribly in advert copy and references county services.
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Advargr
Advertising display rates and specials
Advertising notice outlining display ad cost ten cents per inch per insertion and five cents per line for four line ads. It notes a special standing ad rate for periods under three months and directs readers to apply for details.
Notices and admissions pricing at local church events
Obvious pricing scheme outlined for paid church social events and entertainments. Adds line charges and special rates, with penalties for longer notices. The notice specifies line counts, fees per line, and stamp payments as required.
Payne Aldrich tariff praised yet met by voter disapproval
Hon Champ Clark notes the Payne Aldrich tariff raises 1.71 percent above Dingley. The McKinley tariff was hailed as statesmanship but later repudiated by voters. Dingley rates were set by a Republican Congress and faced similar disapproval, challenging the party’s electoral vow to repeal.
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Champ Clark
Congress
Missouri
House
New Tariff Sets 25 Percent Duty on Brazil Coffee
Under the new tariff law a 25 percent ad valorem duty will apply to coffee shipped from Brazil which supplies over four fifths of U.S. consumption. The maximum and minimum rules begin March 31, after which free breakfast tables may disappear. Brazilian exports face 26 percent ad valorem when entering U S customs.
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Brazil
United States
A Republican's Dream in a Night of Turmoil
The Chicago Record Herald recounts a dream in which a senator believes tariff reforms pass and the Capitol is secured, but the scene shifts to a chaotic outside uproar and Uncle Joe Cannon hiding under a table before the sleeper awakens to his child at his bedside.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Rep
Aldrich
Senate
Washington
Joe’ Cannon
Joe
Nelse
Elevator Ride for I Z Bale and Osofine
A brief notice notes availability or operation relating to I Z Bale and Osofine with a reference line 18 3w. The sparse text suggests an equipment or service entry in a local column. Details are limited but identity of two names and a numeric tag are present.
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I. Z. Bale
Osofine
Tariff changes under Payne Aldrich bill raise consumer costs
The article analyzes the Aldrich Pay ne bill proposing a 25 percent ad valorem levy after March 1 1910, boosting average duties to about 72 percent and triggering large increases in lumber coal print paper and woolen goods while arguing the actual rates exceed the stated specific duties. It cites Congressman Cullop of Indiana and references the Dingley standard and Dingley to Payne Aldrich shifts.
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Cullop
Indiana
Conference Committee
House
United States
Are the Poor Growing Poorer Considerations on Imports
A Corydon Republican note questions a claim about poverty by referencing last month imports of precious stones totaling 6.1 million dollars and compares July 1908 and July 1907 figures. The piece argues that tariff beneficiaries and luxury spending do not prove general prosperity while many workers suffer.
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Corydon Republican
Republicans Demand Tariff Revision Promise at 1908 Convention
The 1908 Republican delegates urge Congress be convened immediately after inauguration to revise the Dingley tariff. They argue the law is odious and accuse rivals of delaying reforms while business interests are favored. The piece questions why revisions were not made in the last Congress session.
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Congress
Taft
Centennial Celebration of the Disciples of Christ in Pittsburg
Elaborate plans mark the Disciples of Christ Centennial in Pittsburg Pennsylvania set for October 11 to 19 1909. The piece traces the movement from its 1809 Declara tion and Address by Thomas Campbell to present unions and reforms, detailing growth, unity aims, and a bold campaign with a mission to exceed a million dollars two years early and train 200000 teachers in October.
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Disciples of Christ
Pittsburg
Thomas Campbell
Alexander Campbell
Christian Association of Washington, Pa
Christian Union
Brush Run
Washington Co
New York City
Barton W. Stone
Kentucky
Mecklenburg
Boston
Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia
Missouri
Indiana
Oklahoma
Misissippi Valley
Gamialiel
Y.M.C. A
International Sunday School Association
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Inter-Church Federation Council
Centennial revival leaders urge union at convention
In a year featuring 105 revivals and 24 518 accessions the movement highlights the personal principle Each One Win One and strong preacher ability. The Centennial period sees unions among Baptists and Disciples, joint college events in Southern California, and amalgamation of Chicago churches. Pittsburg hosts parallel sessions for a 30 000 seat celebration with Taft expected, plus notable speakers and prominent business attendees. Fraternal delegates from six or seven denominations are named for the event.
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Canada
California
Chicago
Memorial Baptist
First Christian Church
Congress of the
Disciples
Schenley Park
Taft
Champ Clark
John Allen
Laference
T. W. Phillips
S. R. Artman
F. A. Henty
Theodore P. Sheents
Panama Canal
R. A. Long
National Lumberman’s Association
C. C. Chapman
Orange King
Southern California
Kk. E. Montgomery
Philadelphia
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Mrs Warner
Mrs A A Warner of 419 Pearl St Jeffersonville Indiana endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as superior for kidney trouble and backache. She reports thorough testing and urges sufferers to use the remedy. For sale by all dealers priced 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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Pean
A. A. Warner
Pearl St
Jeffersonville
Ind
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
The Musician For August Delights Music Lovers
The August issue of The Musician Boston offers rich reading for music lovers and students. It features Leipsie from fifty years ago, Von Bulow as artist and teacher, Russian composers and pianists, a new piano keyboard, and practical sketches for practice. A special section serves Singers Violinists Organists and Children with 24 pages of music and a Venetian scene cover. Mona Lee by RB M Stults appears along with Golden Red and A Merry Frolic suitable for summer months.
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Boston
Mass
Leipsie
von Bulow
Mona Lee
RB. M. Stults
Webster Township Office Day Notice
The public is notified that Ben F. Smith will be at his office at Dogwood on Tuesday each week to conduct official business as Trustee.
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Dogwood
Ben F. Smith
Jisté
Scott Township Office Day Notice
Scott Township residents are alerted that Monday is designated as the office day by Sam D Breeden.
Franklin Township Weekly Office Day Notice
Franklin Township announces fixed Monday office day at Lanesville. W W Wiretrams, Trustee, states The Elevator will take wheat. The notice outlines local official activity and grain collection arrangement.
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Franklin Township
Lanesville
W. W. Wiretrams
Richert and Zurschmiede wed at St Peter's Franklin
A wedding at St Peter's Evangelical in Franklin township united Miss Bertha L Richert daughter of Conrad Richert and Samuel A Zurschmiede of Floyd county on Tuesday evening August tenth. The ceremony featured the Bridal Chorus and Mendelssohn wedding march as the couple and attendants entered and departed. A reception followed with ice cream and cake as guests from New Albany Louisville Palmyra and Edwardsville shared congratulations and gifts.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Franklin Township
Bertha L. Richert
Conrad Richert
Samuel A. Zurschmiede
Floyd County
Clara Richert
Susie Sehneider
Robert Richert
Mendelsshon
Minnie Bickel
Mary Seitz
Ulrich Zurschmiede
Will
Martha Zurschmiede
Jacob Zurschmiede
John Cooper
Will Zurschmiede
Cora Zurschmeide
Lora Woelfin
New Albany
Emma
Florence Bickel
L. J. DeVos
Dorothy
Louisville
May Ayres
Edwardsville
Wim. Richert
Minnie
Palmyra
Ind
Farm for sale near Ed wardsville Floyd county
Caleb Thomas offers a fifty acre farm on the Corydon and New Albany pike about 1.5 miles west of Ed wardsville. It has a new house, barn, spring and two cisterns. For terms contact JosEPH THomas Lanesville or Wm J ARNoup Corydon R R 1 Eureka phones ald 4.
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Caleb Thomas
Floyd County
Corydon and
New Albany Pike
Edwardsville
Joseph Thomas
Lanesville
Wm. J. Arnoup
Corydon
R.R
House-Keeper Wanted Near Corydon
Classified notice seeks a middle aged man for farm work and a middle aged woman for house work to live in with a family one mile south of Corydon. Furnished accommodations, good recommendations required. Eureka phone listed. Contact James I Smith via Meech's Bread ad reference.
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Corydon
Eureka
James I. Smith
Administratrix Sale of Personal Property
Notice is given that the administratrix of the estate of Reuben J. Conrad will auction the decedent's personal property at the late residence four miles northeast of Corydon Indiana on Friday September 10 1909 at 1 oclock P M Items include horses cattle hogs farming implements and household furniture with payments over five dollars on credit for nine months. Charlotte Conrad W A Russell AdmxReal estate records note the sale location and terms.
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Reuben J. Conrad
Corydon
Harrison Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Cleright I. Hottell
Hertison County
Charlotte Conrad
Admz
Administrator's Sale of Personal Property
Administrator's Sale of Personal Property listing three head of horses three cows three hogs drafting equipment and farming tools growing corn hay and household goods. All sums five dollars and under cash. over five dollars on nine months credit with note and surety and attorney fees. Sale to begin at 9 A M. W P Mauck Administrator and B Kopp Auctioneer.
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Charlotte Conrad
W. A. Russell
Admx
P.mauck
B. Kopp
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UCK
Gondon Nation
Corydon, Ind
G. W. Applegate, JR
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D. F. Lemmon
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