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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
4
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The article lauds President Wilson as key author of the Paris treaty and League of Nations vision. It notes his access to Allied archives, his insistence on a strong American role, and his plan to present the issue to the people from East to West. It emphasizes his fighter stance and belief in the treaty as a path to peace.
In Fort Wayne Journal Gazette July 16 1919 the author argues Hamilton warned Washington and Lincoln era foes mirror today in opposition to Wilsons league of nations. The piece touts personal rivalries club leaders and politicians as drivers of anti treaty sentiment and urges candor over deception.
A Corydon resident envisions redecorating the former Capital Hotel near Corydon into a premier summer resort focused on Wyandotte Cave. The piece argues the cave rivals Mammoth Cave in size and appeal, urges easier motor access, and cites nearby rivers, forests, and riding and hunting potential to draw visitors from Louisville and beyond.
150 head of Shropshire ewes yearling to three years old offered for sale. Will sell one or any number. Contact John Wise man in New Salisbury via Crandall Exchange or Claud Sharp in Corydon. Sheep originate from Blackford county.
The executor of the last will of John Ems, deceased, will sell at private sale on or after August 28, 1919, under court confirmation. The estate in Harrison County Indiana includes 100 acres: parts of sections 15 and 18 in townships 2 south range 4 east. Sale terms: one third cash, one third in 12 months, one third in 18 months with mortgage security. Growing crops reserved. prospective buyers may contact the executor at New Salisbury Indiana.
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