Corydon Democrat Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Corydon Democrat, established 1856 and published every Wednesday, lists advertising rates including 40 cents per inch for display ads and 5 cents per line for readers. Subscription prices are shown for in and out of county, with a note on prepayment.
Governor McCray Faces Mixed Reactions Amid Troubles
The Louisville Courier-Journal editorial notes Governor Warren T. McCray’s troubles and a sizable loss on Chicago Board of Trade dealings said to reach $100,000 in one year. It argues for innocence until proven guilty, contrasts Republican governance, discusses the League of Nations, and cites broader political context affecting Indiana.
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McCray
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Mecray
Goodrich
Marshall
Ralston
Marion County Grand Jury
Louisville Courier-Journal
Rejection of the League Debate in 1920 Speech Clash
The piece reports a Wilson Armistice Day remark accusing voters of rejecting the League of Nations and cites Republican editorials and politicians like James W. Dunham, asserting support for the League with reservations. It frames the 1920 election as a split over the League.
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Paign
United States
League of Nations
Harding
Taft
Charles E. Hughes
Association of Nations
Wilson
Downing
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Brotherhood of Man
League
Coryden Republican
Republican
Warren G. Harding
Mr. Harding
James W. T Dunhar
Court House
Carsden
Indianapolis Star
Indiana
In loving remembrance of John Green departed 1922
A mourning tribute for John Green who died November 26, 1922. The verses recall his life, the sorrow of his loss, and the hope of reunion in a peaceful grave. The poem expresses enduring love from a wife and daughter and honors memories of a cherished father.
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John Green
Rat Snap Offered For Poultry Raisers
A Mrs Hanna note describes a setter’s death and touts Rat Snap as an effective, odorless rodent killer for poultry operations. The ad promotes Rat Snap in three cake sizes priced at 35c 65c and 1.25 with sales guaranteed by Riely’s and Davis’ Drug Stores.
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Riely's
Davis
The Schray Case Again in Floyd County Court
The Schray murder case of Rose Schray in New Albany in January 1914 returns for trial after an insanity finding led to commitment to the Indiana Colony for the Insane in Michigan City. He escaped in 1915, traveled via Milwaukee and Detroit, allegedly ran a bus line carrying liquor, was recaptured near the Michigan City institution, and now faces trial on the original murder charge with details of prior insanity proceedings and recent capture.
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Willard Schray
Rose Schray
New Albany
Indiana
Michigan City
Ridley
Liberty
Milwaukee
Wis
Detroit
Schray
Floyd County
Rose Sehray
Sallie A. Sehray
Indiana Colony
Community social notes from Corydon area
Sunday visits unfold across Leavenworth Corydon Fountain and nearby towns as Mr and Mrs Conrad visit Batman and family. Massler stays with parents, and Ted Holselaw’s group visits relatives. Walton departs for New Albany to take a job. Peper hosts Franks and others. Shafer spends weekend with Sauerheber cousin.
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Wm. Conrad
Leavenworth
T. J. Batman
Claude Sauerheber
Orrel
Harold
Mfr
Dan Fawver
Fairily
Woodford Hughes
Soi Lfoyd
Jacob Peped
Jacob Huntsinger
Corydon
Salone Massler
Fred G. Massler
Terman Holselaw
Woodford
Bussabarger
Elizabeth
BP. Rosenbarger
Fountain
Mabel Walton
New Albany
Chas. Peper
Tarve Franks
Sais
Carlton and
Sheldon
Ruth Peper
Zelina Watson
Ralph Wright
Jewell Shafer
Near White Cloud
Alice Sauerheber
Mitchells Indicted in Crawford County Murder Case
Cal and Lon Mitchell faced murder charges in the John Lawrence case from Crawford county. The trial, moved to New Albany on a venue change, was postponed to February 18 with Judge Paris presiding. Sam P. Vogt aids the prosecution. prior Crawford county verdicts were overturned by the Supreme Court after a twenty seven month Michigan City prison term. Lawrence was killed by ambush. evidence remains circumstantial.
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Cal
Lon Mitchell
John Lawrence
Crawford County
New Albany
Fortune
Jeffersonville
Paris
Floyd
Sam P. Vogt
Michigan City
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Mitchells
Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Executor in Harrison County
Executor of the last will of William H Keller Jr announces sale of his decedent's real estate in Harrison County Indiana. The sale will occur December 21 1928 at 10 AM in Corydon Indiana with private sale after that date. The property is a part of the southwest quarter of section 30 township 3 south range 4 east described with bounds and street easement reserved for Posley and successors. Sale subject to court approval and for cash at least equal to appraised value.CHARLES A KELLER Executor Kirkham O Bannon Attys. n21-4w. The best in the land is none too good for your home A RADIO the gift supreme We have the best Let us demonstrate No extra charge of installing set in your home n28-3w Miles Radio Store.
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William H. Keller, Jr
Circuit Court
Tarrison County
Indiana
Corydon
Harrison County
Mulberry Street
Chas. E. Posley
Major W. Funk
Annice C. Funk
William H. Keller
Charles A. Keller
Kirkham & O'Bannon
Miles
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Ind
Foreign Adv
American Etholog Repceberiatt Soctation
Winchester Store
Winchester
Winchester Tools
Holiday
Hurst Hardware Co
J. D. Ferree
Laconia
Mitchell
Eureka Milling Company
Flock’s Bus Line
Burton’s
McDonald Stockdell’s
Burton