Classifieds Rate Card for The Corydon Democrat
The notice lists postal details for The Corydon Democrat with subscription prices and classified rate lines. It shows in county and out of county terms, including six and twelve month periods, with payments required in advance and special standing-set rates for long-term ads.
Sore Republican Editor Ignites War Debate in 1917
A Republican paper’s editor angrily reacts to Hughes and Roosevelt attacks on Wilson. The piece notes German submarine actions and cites Senator Watson on freedom of the seas. It urges readers to consider Root’s Petrograd praise for Wilson and ends with a cautious call for moderation in 1917 politics.
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Charles E. Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Albert J. Beveridge
James J. Watson
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Hughes
Germany
United States
James E. Watson
Soldier Boys
Indianapolis
Indiana
Fliby Root
Petrograd
Russia
No Politics During Crisis Urged for Harmony and Sacrifices
A public appeal urges friends to drop small politics during the present crisis and join in harmony as sacrifices of lives and property are made to uphold democracy and free government against autocracy and despotism worldwide.
We Are In the War to Win Propaganda Letter
A Huntingburg Signal June 22, 1917 reprint argues the United States must support the war effort. It defends US entry, denounces German autocracy, and cites exile editor Von Nostitz as proof of opposing militarism. The piece urges loyalty to the government and predicts German surrender with American help.
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Waldemar von Nostitz
Louisville
Anzeiger
Cleveland
Naturalization
Germany
von Nostitz
Carl Schurz
Franz Siegel
Schurz
Siegel
United States
Huntingburg
In Memory for Ethel Brashear at Chestnut Family
Four months have passed since Ethel left us and sorrow fills the home. Friends offer kindness but the grief remains. The note asks prayers through Jesus for healing and foresees a someday reunion with the saved on a golden shore. Carrie Brashear, R. R. Chestnut, Tl.
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Ethel
Golden Shore
Carrie Brashear
R. R. Chestnut
Indiana Vet L. D. Feree Moves to Stafford Practice
L. D. Feree, who arrived from Indiana weeks ago to practice veterinary medicine, will leave next Saturday to work at Stafford. He will replace W. J. Wallace, who is moving here to take over Wallace's hospital and large local veterinary business. Wallace's health prevents him from managing it. Feree takes over the hospital and residence and is praised by local residents.
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L. D. Feree
Indiana
Stafford
W. J. Wallace
Wallace
Mr. Feree
Keree
Minneola
Ik.an
Card of Thanks for Elizabeth Faith
We thank relatives and friends for kindness aid and sympathy during Elizabeth Faith's illness and death. Special thanks to Bro. McVey for consoling words. Mr. and Mrs. Blanch Faith.
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Elizabeth
Bro. McVey
WilliamsSuggests Touring Courts for New Harrison County House
Letter from Chas A Williams of Corydon Brockton Massachusetts urges Harrison County officials to tour Indianapolis Booneville Indiana court houses for design ideas. He cites Warrick County Boonville court house as ideal and notes costs around eighty thousand dollars era 1917. Local readers acknowledge visiting the Boonville site and value the suggestion.
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Chas. A. Williams
Corydon
Brockton
Massachusetts
Lew
Democrat
Harrison
Warrick County
Boonville
Indiana
Harrison County
Boston
Douglas
Walkover
Quincy
Adams
City Hall
New York
New Jersey
Auburn
Passaic
Wartick County Court House
Booneville
Harrison Circuit Court
Court House
Young Man Drowns Assisting with Lumber on River
Archie Curts nineteen son of Mr and Mrs Edward Curts drowned last Friday in the Ohio River at New Boston Government Dam. He was helping move lumber from a barge when a plank end dropped and the strong current pulled him under the barge. Though a good swimmer, the current carried him away and the body was recovered in the afternoon a short distance from the fall. He lived with his parents near Elizabeth and the burial was held at Potato Run church in Scott township last Saturday. He leaves six brothers and two sisters and a large circle of friends.
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Archie Curts
Edward Curts
Ohio
Government Dam
New Boston
Elizabeth
Potato Run Church
Scott Township
Yankee The Teuton's Terror in Wartime Verse
A wartime poem mocks German forces and praises American strength. It references U boats, Kaiser, and the Kaiser’s downfall, urging U.S. information to counter the enemy. The piece portrays Yankee soldiers as determined and superior, framing Allied victory as imminent.
For Sale Real Estate on Chestnut and Walnut Streets
For sale items include one house with four lots on Chestnut Street and five lots on Walnut Street. Described as in a good location with quality condition. Also listing includes fine rawhide halters and straps from Geo B in Wahia.
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Chestnut Street
Walnut Street
Geo. B
Wahi
Harrison County
Indiana
Towist
Indian Creek
Utz
John Edward Miller
Annie B. Miller
Frank J. Hessie
Anna B
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