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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1904
Page
2
A local 19th century issue column discusses tariffs, trusts, and politicians. It references Smoots, Zenor, Dias, Crumpacker, Watson, Gleitz, and Wilson tariff debates, critiquing party economics and wage impacts while noting local officials and county offices.
The drought robs winter wheat prospects and may depress prices while a potential bumper crop remains possible if snows persist. Wheat imports and reimports affect markets as Canada shipments ease duty barriers. Corn outlook hints at a price drop when exports slow, yet foreign buying could rise with short continental crops.
A farmer urges planning before planting and soil enrichment to avoid summer complaints. It compares early action to prevent waste and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a quick tissue builder with a free sample offer.
Congressman Crampacker urges the Legislature to pass a law imposing a substantial monetary penalty on the county where a lynching occurs. The plan would allow the next of kin of the lynching victim to claim 5000 to 10000 dollars, or if no kin exist the county pays to school funds.
The county will see James A. McRae become County Clerk and William B. Ludlow as Sheriff. Both men are respected farmers chosen by Democrats for their integrity and merit. Observers urge officials to remain free of rings and dynasties.
Long roll lists names and hometowns of subscribers and donors to The Democrat including Lou Churchill Covington Ky Peter Riddle New Middletown Charles Crandall Palmyra Lawrence Garing New Albany and many others across Corydon Vincennes Rock Haven and nearby towns plus New Year wishes.
Henry A Grace of Elgin Illinois credits Dr Miles Neuropathic Treatment for rescuing him from dropsy and heart disease after five years of worsening symptoms. He describes rapid relief, regained strength, and returns to a normal life at age seventy six. The notice promotes Dr Miles heart and dropsy cures and invites readers to request his book and treatment.
Elmer Davis, a local news agent, announces a regular two seated bus service to the Junction, promising dependable trips for readers and customers.
Haun and Watson seek all kinds of live stock and offer top prices. Interested parties should contact Cory n sop 28-ti.
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