Subscription Price Increase Announced by Corydon Papers
The publishers Lew M. O Bannon and Frank Self announce a future rate rise for The Corydon Democrat and The Corydon Republican. Current yearly rates of 1.00 in county and 1.25 out of county hold until October 1 1918 after which all subscribers pay 1.50 annually. Existing prepayments adjusted to the new schedule.
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Corydon
Lew M. O'Bannon
Corydon Democrat
Frank Self
Corydon Republican
Diplomatic Corps
Natron
Gen. Washington
Impressions of Britain France Allies Debt Sacrifices
The author reflecting on a five week visit to England and France as a member of the American Mission, praises Britain's and allies' sacrifices. He notes shortages, wartime labor by women, hunger, and resilience, urging Americans to fund and speed war efforts and to uphold postwar aims for a just peace and collective security.
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France
Great Britain
Mary
Diedeiun
Briteia
Alony
Gritaen
America
Britain
Y. M
Ted Cross
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Ie Pas
Tuerepe
Europe
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Cirs
Presseq
Public Sale Notice For Farm Household Goods 1918
Public sale announced for July 29 1918 from the J A Vaughn farm one mile east of Denpauw Indiana on the Southern Railroad west end of tunnel. Harry A Wright auctioneer lists work horses Jerseys cows and calves riding cultivator plows drills and carts among items to be sold with sale bills available.
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Madden
Sautrenys
J. A. Vaughn
Denpauw
Ind
Tunnel
Wtnneshead
Vode Ploifers
Mire Uuil
Jersey
Malta
President Speaks at Washington Tomb Address
The President delivers a Fourth of July speech at Washington's tomb to a diverse audience of foreign representatives and U.S. leaders. He emphasizes liberty, global fellowship, and the duty to extend freedom beyond America, contrasting democratic aims with autocratic rule and urging nations to unite against tyranny.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington’s
Palmyra Social Notes Include Visits and Family Gatherings
Palmyra diary records visits across Vincennes Corydon Salem and Galena with relatives and friends. Families listed include Floyd True Houser Kayior Miller Ollie Denhart and others. A Sunday birthday party for Blanche Miller featured nineteen girls, games, ice cream and cake.
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Elden Marshall
L. A
Corydon to New Albany Passenger Car Service Details
L. A. Meech of Corydon Indiana advertises twice daily car trips to New Albany and return with pickups at Hoosier Dairy Lunch Restaurant 3815 Pearl Street New Albany. Schedules include 9 80 a m and 7 30 p m from New Albany and 7 a m 4 30 p m from Corydon plus Sunday run at 4 30 p m with 7 30 p m return. Extra trips possible and passengers may be picked up at waypoints. phone for passage.
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Corydon
New Albany
Hoosier
Pearl Street
Public Stock Sale at Clearmont Stock Farm
Auction to sell forty five head of sheep and lambs, one buck, three horses, farm implements, at Clearmont Stock Farm three miles west of Corydon on White Cloud Road Friday July 26 1918 starting at 1 o clock a m. Cash for sums to 5, credit nine months over 25 with notes signed by freehold surety. Paul Argo and RF Davis, Auctioneers. Prepare for the Fair August 19 to 24.
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Clearmont
Corydon
White Cloud Road
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