Foreign Advertising Representative Notice
Corydon Indiana post office entry lists The American Press Association as foreign advertising representative with Lew Bannon as editor and proprietor. Enforced as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
6
Corydon Indiana post office entry lists The American Press Association as foreign advertising representative with Lew Bannon as editor and proprietor. Enforced as second class matter.
An old newspaper clipping shows insertion charges of two cents per inch and five cents per line for readers. It lists special rates for standing ads and various subscription options with out of county and in county pricing for one to six months and one year.
Idaho Senator William E. Borah sent a telegram praising Woodrow Wilson's great policies and urging peace and world harmony. The letter defends Wilson against critics and attacks the Lodge Fordney Newberry and Harding factions, urging Republicans to support Wilsonian ideals and League of Nations.
A large number of Democrats voted Republican in the last general election. If forgiven for this voting choice, many say they will not do it again. Some Republicans express dissatisfaction with the conduct of party leaders.
The user asks where to find old Republican papers that used phrases urging voting for the national ticket and referencing smoke from factory furnaces, a style linking politics with industry.
Chicago wheat futures opened sharply higher as much as 6 12 cents amid a Liverpool surge and cautious U S market sentiment during a holiday. May delivery opened at 1.37 to 1.39 1 2, while talk of scarce supplies and speculators pushing prices higher dominated in the Chicago Board of Trade.
The Corydon Republican reports a speech by U S Senator Harry S New at Indianapolis before the Republican Editorial Association. The paper notes New as a Beveridge target and predicts the party may back him, with Harrison county as a potential early battleground.
Mrs Tracy Peters Steph died at her Arlington Texas home on January 24 1922 aged 62. She was born December 25 1860 near Depauw Indiana taught in Blue River and Jackson townships and moved to Texas 37 years ago. Survived by daughter Mamie Slaughter Arlington and son Walter Steph Okmulgee with five brothers and three sisters. Funeral and burial in Arlington cemetery noted with memory verses from sisters Mrs Ed Radcliff and Mrs Jas Bird.
Obituary notice for Amos Blunk formerly of Crandall who died February 6 1922 in New Albany at age eighty two. Survived by his wife three sons and four daughters. Funeral held at Crandall A B church with burial at Bethlehem cemetery. Tone memorializes grandfather with verses and prayers.
In memory of our dear father J. F. McCutchan who departed this life February 6 1919. Dear father how we miss you though you died three years ago. May God direct your steps in love until at last again we meet in the bright home above.
The Crandall ladies aid of M. E. church will hold a bazaar and chicken pie supper at the M. W. A. Hall on Saturday afternoon and night March 18. Items for sale include housedresses aprons bonnets pillow cases and underwear. Proceeds aid church needs. Also a seven room house for sale in Corydon on East Walnut Street.
Joseph Schnell announces a public sale at the Lanesville mill yard on Thursday March 9 1922 beginning 12 30 PM. Items include a wheat drill mowing machine cultivators harrows a turning plow a cream separator buggy poultry stock harness and household goods with many other articles. Terms: cash for items 5 and under. over 5 credit nine months with bankable notes and surety. John Wolfe auctioneer Co H Stanley clerk. F-22-2-w.
Beginning March 1 the County Auditor’s office will be ready to file mortgage exemptions. Lula S. Bennett, Mrs. Poe, announces the office hours and filing readiness.
A daughter Nolia House mourns the loss of her mother Jane Noon who departed life February 3 1921. One year has passed since her death yet tears and sorrow remain. She recalls fondly the name and breathes her memory, asking rest for the mother buried a year ago.
J. A. Salmon of Indiana Creek Nurseries Crandall Indiana advertises 129 fine apple trees for planting and promises to show how to earn at least $100 in about twelve hours by mail. He claims 25 years in the nursery business and warns against foolishness while offering to share money-making methods.
Sterling Electric announces in stock bulbs for home lighting from 25 to 200 watt plus warm lighting plants and auto bulbs. The shop highlights carrying a complete stock for household lighting needs.
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