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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1923
Page
6
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Opinion arguing that U S leadership failed to aid Europe after World War I. It blames Harding Coolidge Hughes Lodge and others for discrediting the nation both domestically and abroad while praising Woodrow Wilson and criticizing postwar policy. The piece laments Europe’s distress and asserts a lost chance to restore normalcy and prosperity.
Washington editorial argues the United States must lead a conference to restore world peace. It warns nations distrust each other and says US participation would clarify the international situation, rally opinion, and deter war. The piece stresses preventing conflict as the only path to safety.
A real estate transfer entry from January 21 misstated the Peed County Auditor to Ora L Wiseman as 43 acres in the farm deed. The correct figure is 98 acres, correcting the measurement in the transfer record.
Walter S. Chambers argues the proposed Indiana Reformatory costs are inflated. He contrasts per prisoner costs, overhead for architect and tunnels, dining rooms, and power plants with other state buildings and calls for prudent budgeting to meet care for orphans, the insane, and the needy rather than lavish prison expenditures.
The American Farm Bureau Federation estimates tariff schedules will cost farmers about 300 million dollars while producer gains reach 125 million. consumer costs total 426 million, yielding a net 301 million loss. The federation notes farmer profits shrink to about 30 million after self-consumption effects. Indiana Farmers' Guide cites the tariff as an economic and political experiment, with editorial rebuttals urging farmers to reconsider party loyalty amid rising costs.
Modern 7 room house with running water and lavatory and a hot air furnace in every room. Dining room has a coal grate. Garage 44 by 18 with concrete floor. A large garden with apples cherries blackberries raspberries and a poultry house. Yard area 65 by 300 feet. Priced to sell inquire of or phone J-31-tf Ivan Grable.
Seeks buyers for a 48 acre farm three miles southwest of Elizabeth near Pike. Land is level with 9 acres in crops including 4 acres oats and 2% acres rye, yields of corn, wheat and hay. Equipment includes mowing machine, wheat drill, corn planter, riding cultivator, two plows, harrow, wagons, two horses, four Jersey cows, poultry, a four room house, 30 by 40 barn, wagon shed and granary. Price 2800 dollars with possession at once. Old Capital Real Estate Agency. Subscribe for the Democrat.
Ernest Bross longtime managing editor of The Indianapolis Star died at his home after a brief illness. He joined the Star in 1904 and was regarded as the ablest editor among Shaffer newspapers. Survived by a wife and two children. For sale Clover hay listedree Eureka phone J-10-8-w.
The Harrison Circuit Court appoints commissioner John H. McCutcheon to oversee a partition sale. On March 2, 1923, at 2 PM, the southwest quarter of section 17 and southeast quarter of section 18, both in township 3 south range 3 east, are offered at public auction with terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months, with six percent interest, mortgage security, and waivers of valuation laws. DE. J-314-w.
Creditors of George W. Applegate Grace D Applegate Benjamin S S Applegate Nell G Applegate Wilson E Cook and Elizabeth A Cook are asked to present claims to New Albany Trust Company trustee by March 31 1923. Notice becomes effective March 16 1923 and claims must be filed with proper documentation.
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