Cornion Democrat Rate Card and Notices Listing
The Corycon Indiana newspaper lists subscription and advertising rates for out of county advance payments and display ads priced at 10 cents per inch per insertion, five cents per line for text, with special rates after three months and extra charges for church and entertainment notices. Obituaries up to twenty lines are charged at four and a half cents per line, with six words per line for counting and payment by money or stamps.
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SREE
Reform talk, tariff bills and trust politics swirl in Indiana
A reader notes political maneuvering around reform efforts and the school book trust. It questions state leaders, cites Hanly, Kealing, Starr, Lobersts, and Louisville bosses, and warns of a machine influence shaping the legislature. It recalls Republican gains, Roosevelts era politics, and tariff questions as Congress convenes.
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Cotton
School Book Trust
Hanly
Republian
Joe Kealing
Indianapolis
Starr
Richmond
Lobe Certs
Louisville
Senate
Aly ‘Ve
Ve House
Besses Hanly
Kealing
Irr
Indiana
Tobe” Hert
Stucky
Tracewell Fights Indiana Public Depositaries Plan
Robert J. Tracewell, controller of the U S Treasury, opposes Indiana public depositaries as unsafe and unnecessary. He says government should not lend money, warns of tax rises and bank favoritism, and urges sinking funds or county bonds instead. He notes both major parties had supported the reform.
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Washington
Robert J. Tracewell
United States Treasury
Indiana
Mr. Tracewell
United States
Tracewell
Negroes Protest and Duties in Political Life
A column argues that Black Americans protest against Tillman speeches Roosevelt’s actions and criticism, then asserts duties accompany rights. It blames Republican teaching for alleged forgetfulness and says whites won’t aid Black advancement, while Democrats offer no support under current conditions.
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Tillman
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Democratic Party
W. H. Bullett & Son Advertises Oil Meal Products
An old notice lists oil meal oyster shell bone grit and meat meal sold by W. H. Bullett & Son. The brief item suggests a catalog style sale or product offering from the firm.
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W. H. Bullett & Son
Tariff for Revenue Declared by Indiana Democrats
Indiana Democrats in their last state platform call for a tariff solely for revenue and argue Republicans mislabel protection as a permanent principle. The piece notes opposition to elastic currency, ship subsidy opponents, and warns the Speakership and voters must speak louder in defense of tariff reform.
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Ter
Alliks
Indiana
Congress
House
Cannon
Senate
Outwits the Surgeon and Cures with Bitters
Mrs. Thos S Austin of Leavenworth Indiana faced a serious female ailment and stomach catarrh prompting surgery but her husband delayed the operation and tried Electric Bitters. The remedy reportedly cured her completely and is advertised as a guaranteed tonic for liver or kidney issues biliousness jaundice chills fever debility nervousness and blood poisoning at 50 cents. L A Riley and Son sell the medicine.
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Thos. S. Austin
Leavenworth
Ind
L. A. Riely & Son
Harrison County Agricultural Society Directors Meeting Notice
Notice of meeting of the board of directors to arrange a premium list and transact business at Corydon court house Indiana on Monday December 17 1906 at 10 oclock a.m. Frank Serr Secretary nodig
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Harrison County Agricultural Society
Court House
Corydon
Ind
Hog Ridge Community Notes and Local Visits
Wedding plans hinted as Hog Ridge residents await a ceremony. Miss Minnie Arnold and Miss Effie Jones are noted in health and social visits with relatives in Louisville. Community members attend telephone meetings, a bazaar, spelling bee, and multiple family visits. School progress under Douglas Cooper and local families gather for Sunday gatherings.
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Effie Jones
Louisville
Lydia
Ferree
Rev. Winn
St. John
Harrie
Harvie Cunningham
Paul Chambers
George Jones Sr
Clifton School House
Dolpha Steplen
Cedar Farm
Laconia
Janie
Anderson
Earl Williar
Maurice
K. D. Williar
Local social notes from Flatwoods region include weddings visits
Thanksgiving visits unfold across Corydon Crandall Musselman and Black Creek. Miss Letta Rupp and Miss Clara Richert spend holidays with relatives. Jacob Wernert and Charles Wernert hosts guests while Rev Nordsick preaches at Mt Solomon church. Miss Mollie Seitz returns home with parents for the week.
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Letta Rupp
Corydon
Clara Richert
Crandall
Cordie Albin
Musselman
Chas. Werner
Fred Sclneider
Philip Weis
William Green
Black Creek
Dorthy DeVos
Laresville
Conrad Richert
William Ellwanger
Shellbyville
Mollie Seitz
Fred Seitz
St. Johns’ Lutheran Church
L. W. Nordsick
Mt. Solomon Lutheran Church
Sappenfield
Frank Heimbaugh
Miss Fannie
Buena Vista
Jacob Wernert
Charles Wernert
Peruna touted by Mr Will A Hoffman in testimonial
A Hagerstown Illinois man testifies to cure from catarrh using Peruna after six months of use. The letter claims Peruna’s long history and widespread popularity with thousands cured and invites readers to seek free medical advice and a 1907 Peruna Almanac.
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Will A. Hoffman
Hagerstown
Ill
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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