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Notice from Corydon Iowa item about property address and 81.15 terms.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1902
Page
4
Notice from Corydon Iowa item about property address and 81.15 terms.
Four councilmen representing the First through Fourth districts are listed, indicating a complete slate of district governance assignments for the city council. Each councilman serves in a distinct district with roles in local ordinances and oversight.
On August 27 the piece claims no Republican withdrawals or marriages on Mill street since the last issue and lauds the Democratic ticket. It names Zenor Askren Lopp Cook Hess Loitch O'Connor Love and MelIntosh as proven faithful officials and urges voters to reelect them, challenging rivals to find a flaw.
A Treasury note cites that U S manufacturers sold 400 million dollars worth of goods abroad in open competition last year. It questions Republican claims about protective tariffs and asks how similar logic applies to sales at home versus abroad, noting Europe bought over 200 million dollars in U S products and urging a response from Republican leaders.
The text argues against tariffs, claiming laws favor sellers over buyers and accuse the Republican party of deceit. It asserts Americans are just and intelligent and oppose protectionist policies that raise home prices while allowing cheaper imported goods. It contends tariffs raise costs for workers and do not raise wages.
Schwab testimony shows export prices lower than home prices for American goods. He says exporters in general sell cheaper abroad, and the piece accuses Republicans of denying this fact despite the record.
A columnist calls the Democratic ticket a mountain of strength, arguing for its unity and robust candidate slate. The piece highlights party resilience and broad support across factions.
The advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble including lame back and Bright's Disease. It promises a free sample bottle and a booklet by mail to readers who request it, with ordering details and prices for regular sizes.
The article argues that US farmers pay higher prices while manufacturers export over 16 million dollars in implements to foreign markets. It notes a 15 year old confession by a harvesting machine maker who sold cheaper in England than in the United States. It questions farmers’ loyalty to protection and calls for farmers to consider their own interests and tariff support.
Citizens rally against the Dingley tariff arguing it shelters monopolies and fuels trust growth. They demand tariff revision and enforcement of antitrust laws, questioning Republican leaders’ motives and timely action while highlighting campaign contributions from trust treasuries.
A letter notes the Corydon Republican stays silent after disclosures on school funds and calls for full book openings in Boone township. The writer urges consistent accountability and insists on opening the books across the board.
The writer argues that Republican praise of Europe's market invasion by American goods exposes flaws in tariff policy. If U S exports to Europe underprice rivals there, it challenges the higher prices charged at home. The piece questions whether Republicans sell below cost abroad or squeeze U S consumers with higher domestic prices.
A terse note warns that Republicans should not nominate a man in Harrison County due to poor records. It emphasizes party caution and accountability in local nominating choices.
Geo W Fry of Viola Iowa reports passing relief from months of stomach trouble after using Kodol. He also recommended Kodol to a neighboring dyspepsia sufferer who expressed gratitude. The ad claims Kodol digests any good food and aids digestive health.
The piece argues Republicans face pressure over tariff policy with Iowa Republicans backing revision. It cites the Baltimore American claiming the shift to revise the Dingley schedules, arguing protection should serve industry not exceed its purpose.
Nine large adjoining lots in Corydon Junction Indiana offered for sale with a two story 18 by 36 dwelling a good cellar a large cistern abundant fruit two warehouses 16 by 40 and 24 by 32 all fenced with five year old maples in front. The property suits grain feed fertilizer implement livery or mercantile business and is offered at a cheap price with easy terms possession at once. Call on or write JOHN E KEPLEY Crandall Indiana Aug 20.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a cure in one day. All druggists refund the money if it fails. Box bears W P Grove signature. Price five cents.
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