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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1923
Page
2
The notice lists display ads at 40 cents per inch per insertion and readers ads at 5 cents per line. It notes special standing ad rates if campaigns run over three months, with details available on request.
The Louisville Times debates U S foreign policy as senators and leaders clash over intervention in Europe. The piece critiques President Wilsons abroad strategy, Harding and Lodge resistance, Borah isolationist stance, and warns of Europe suffering from American indecision on December 28 1922.
The Louisville Times notes Woodrow Wilson’s 66th birthday and a $1,000,000 Woodrow Wilson Foundation fund subscribed to honor helpers of humanity. It warns that future war could erase civilization, as air power and gases threaten cities, urging acceptance of Wilson’s peace plan.
The National Grange argues for U S leadership to halt Turkish atrocities without war, urging Washington to use economic power and warning against inaction. It also critiques local road funding and calls to reform tax use for gravel road repairs and highway maintenance.
Farmers and National Grange oppose a ship subsidy bill pushed by President Trump era allies in Congress. Editors warn against heavy financial interests and note Wichita opposition as evidence farmers nationwide rally against the proposal. The fight could cost supporters a major political price as one third of the population remains wary of subsidies.
The road question concerns state and county highway laws and the impact of proposed changes. The article urges careful consideration by the Tudinda legislature before any action, stressing the broad effects on roads and governance.
A plea from the paper asking readers in arrears to pay or pay part of their long standing balances. The note urges immediate payment of amounts such as 83.00 and 83.50 and promises that any payment helps meet expense bills.
The draft legislation proposes driver licensing for all vehicle owners with mental and physical exams, fee up to $5, possible revocation by court or secretary of state. It envisions stricter regulation of buses and trucks, repeal of headlight rules, possible 100 percent car tax increase, and no gasoline tax. It also mentions liability insurance, wheel tech for tractors on highways, and penalties for unsafe stations. CrawPord (otniy Detun eval).
A Christmas party hosted by Mr and Mrs Hildebrand featured Santa Claus and gifts for the children of Mraa Mere, Albert Stone, Gilbest Portman, and others from Rivervene. The event included toy donations, family attendance, and expressions of thanks for the merry gathering and promises of future similar occasions.
A sawmill worker was struck in the face by a piece of timber causing a broken jaw in an accident at the site. The incident occurred last week during normal operations.
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