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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
3
A midwestern business advertises a paid position offering a secure $5000 investment. It seeks a capable man to assist management with a liberal salary for the right candidate. Address N. A. W. at the Piedmont office for investigation and interview.
Charles McClaren proprietor promotes bargains at Ramsey Nursery in Ramsey Indiana with apple trees priced at Ti per fifty, peach trees at two for a dollar, cherry trees and other fruit trees offered in sets, plus plants at 30 cents each across varieties.
State Senator Evan B. Stosenburg addresses the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association in Corydon urging state preservation of Indiana's first capitol building. He argues the limestone structure, birthplace of the state, should be acquired by the state and maintained as a monument for future generations, contrasting eastern preservation culture with western reluctance.
The Corydon Elevator urges farmers to sell wheat now or store it for a half cent per month per bushel kept insured at their expense. The notice names Jylenn Thomas and O'Conno.
State Senator Stotsenburg urged making the Corydon old State Capital public property to preserve history. He argued for marking memorable scenes and a modest tablet can serve to vitalize patriotism ahead of the state's centenary, while noting opposition from materialists.
An individual notes unsolicited real estate directories and price lists for multiple states. He offers to show the materials to prospective land buyers and may help locate a purchaser for a farm. A separate line invites ladies to Rosenbarger’s Restaurant when in town.
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