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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
4
The item lists an 1856 established circulation of 3012 for Lew M. O’Bannon as proprietor and editor at Cordon Indiana with post office designation. Subscription options show one year, six months, and three months with in-county in-advance pricing.
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A study of Democratic platform ideas on duties on life’s basics income tax and tariff reform. Reciproc ity with Canada direct Senate election and cheaper public costs. President Taft notes most expenditures cover food. A second hand child’s bed and sale offer raise no policy value.
A June debate in the U S Senate features Senator Beveridge urging a tariff commission to study duties while Senator Gallinger challenges protectionist logic. Beveridge argues for foreign trade and the protective value of tariffs, noting U S consumption of domestic goods and comparing wages, while discussing immigration and loyalty concerns as part of the broader policy debate.
Rep Joseph E L Randsell of Louisiana spoke June 21 on immigration in Congress. He cited foreign emigration to the United States and U S emigration to Canada over five years, noting large sums of money and many farmers moving north. He warned of the flaw in allowing mass migration and its impact on national wealth and character.
Harrison County Democrats denounce Republican claims of secret ballots and betrayals over the 1909 vote for Shively against Kern. The letter argues for Kern’s election to the U.S. Senate, praises Shively and Kern, and urges Democrats to vote straight party ticket while dismissing Republican fabrications.
The undersigned offers a farm of 101 acres located in Blue River township on Blue River about two miles from the New Albany and Paoli pike. Timber on the property is sufficient to cover the price. Viewings arranged through neighbor Joseph L. Walk whose farm adjoins to the south. Savings and Loan Association Corydon Indiana.
A private 17 day rail journey begins in Louisville on Monday August 1 using the Monon Route. It includes five days in Yellowstone Park with side trips to Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Manitou Colorado Springs and Denver. includes private cars and parking in Yellowstone tour with all costs $195 for two in one berth $165 each for one. Send for book to Geo A Jones Manager 2737 With Ave or E H Bacon D P A Monon Route Louisville Ky.
The Corydon Savings and Loan Association promotes 5 percent interest on shares. Investors can choose a paid up share of $100 in one payment or opt for the installment plan paying at least $1 per month. If money is available, buy one or more shares.
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