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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1920
Page
4
The notice lists display ad rates at 25 cents per inch per insertion and readers at 5 cents per line. It mentions standing ad specials when contract length exceeds three months and details subscription pricing for in and out of county periods, including six months and three months terms.
The Louisville Times argues that seeking a war leader as candidate is risky and notes past presidents faced vocal critics. It likens Woodrow Wilson and Gen McClellan to historical figures, warning that personal grievances do not forecast electoral success and that national unity supports decisive leadership.
Henry Ford of Detroit disperses eight million dollars in yearly bonuses to every employee from top to bottom, noting the lowest wage is 36 00 a day. The piece contrasts Ford's generosity with Republican rival Truman Newberry who faces Federal election law indictments for alleged misused campaign funds.
H W Bodenstab fusion candidate for Congress Fifth District will contest Victor Bergers right to seat. Announcement came after notice served on Berger in Chicago. Basis claims Berger disqualified and votes for him void. contest to be filed in the House of Representatives.
A religious manifesto outlines belief in God as creator and father, the brotherhood of mankind, and trust in Christ’s teachings that things work for good. It frames a communal faith guiding political governance and social order.
The Indianapolis Star quotes a belief in the best form of government, union of states, world peace through nations, public press as a public institution, law and order, non discriminatory legislation, and developing the highest manhood under the constitution. It calls on press pulpit and leadership to raise civic virtue. Dated January 1, 1926.
Greene county farmer W H Baker crowned 1919 Indiana corn king with 118.2 bushels per acre on a five acre plot. Purdue extension official BR S Thomas announced results. Fred W Harting and Bogin Stormes place second and third. medal totals spread across 16 counties with 1100 farmers in 45 counties entering.
President Wilson sends warm greetings to State Commanders of the American Legion gathered in Washington to review the War Risk Bureau. Legion adopts a resolution noting the President’s illness prevents a personal reception and wishing him a swift return to health. Meanwhile Senator Truman Newberry faces ongoing fraud and conspiracy questions in the Senate, continuing to attend debates despite the charges.
General Pershing delivers a grateful closing summary to Secretary Baker praising officers and soldiers for resourceful energy and loyalty. He commends army commanders, staff efficiency, and government cooperation, honoring the line troops and expressing deep gratitude for the President and Baker's support.
Raymond Lamb aged 13 died December 25 after one week of illness from Bright's Disease. Born February 6, 1902, in Elizabeth Indiana, he moved to Merna Illinois in 1905 and Buckingham in 1917. Survived by his parents four sisters and one brother. Funeral at the M. and church Buckingham. Burial in nearby cemetery.
In memory of our beloved daughter Alma Showmaker who departed November 5 1917 at age two. Parents siblings and grandparents express loss and enduring remembrance while noting her absence and cherished memory.
State Senator Oliver Kline of Huntington arrives in Indianapolis and opposes Governor Goodrien’s plan for a one day session to ratify the Federal suffrage amendment. He argues the assembly should wait until the courts rule on the tax law and the equal franchise issue, and that lawmakers should not surrender pay for a single day.
A memorial note dated January 3 1919 recalls the death of Roy H Stauth. The text laments grief and the hollow chair left behind while praising Roy as amiable intelligent fervent and beloved. Relatives Aunt Adda express enduring memory and sorrow at the grave.
Xmas night event in Mauckport recognizes the M H W S Girls Basket Ball Team for a successful season. Guests include team members Beulah Shireman Florence Flora Alice Flora Bessie Watson Maude Lehmeyer Jack Miler and others from Crandall Criffin Laconia and Louisville. Refreshments followed games and socializing.
The article credits John D. Rockefeller with delivering the biggest Christmas gift in history, totaling $100 million to fund higher salary increases for college professors and support medical science. It notes his total giving has risen to $150 million and hints at further large gifts before his life ends.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional issue best treated with an internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, developed by a noted physician and composed of tonics and other ingredients. Testimonials are offered upon request.
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