Fragmented Corydon Post Office Item Found
A damaged OCR fragment references a Corydon Indiana post office matter with second class designation and newspaper notice context.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1918
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment references a Corydon Indiana post office matter with second class designation and newspaper notice context.
One year and six months out of county and in county sub options listed. Payment note shows 25 to be paid in.
A local voice criticizes the 1917 registration law as costly and burdensome with a single county office at Corydon. It urges Democratic candidates Beals and Thomas to oppose its worst features and notes the 1915 reform would have reduced re registration requirements for voters who stay in their precincts.
The piece argues Republicans attack Wilson over war conduct while praising Charles E Hughes for accepting a prior appointment to head a probe into aviation division inefficiency. It claims GOP anger stems from using criticism for political capital and notes Hughes’ step counters Republican plans in Washington.
A Corydon Republican note claims perfect reconciliation exists between former Presidents Tait and Roosevelt and that they have formed more than formal relations. It rebuts accusations by the writer about Teddy Roosevelt’s 1912 party split and suggests the former president would hesitate to reconcile with those making such tirades.
The Indiana State Council of Defense adopted a June resolution paying tribute to Charles Warren Fairbanks. It praises his public service, leadership, patriotism, and personal character, and orders the resolution entered in minutes and a copy sent to his family.
Ex Governor Winfield T. Durbin, a leading Indiana Republican, states in print that Republicans should refrain from contesting this year to elect House members and that Democrats should hold a majority in the next Congress. He spoke in Washington during Indiana’s state convention two weeks prior. The remark prompts questions about local GOP reaction.
The Corydon Republican quotes Governor Goodrich praising Republican state officials for war measures while criticizing Indiana Republican leaders for not nominating Prof. Horace Ellis again as State Superintendent. Ellis is described as ousted for opposing prominent party leaders.
A letter quoting Corydon Republican cites a Democrat remark about the nation becoming a second Roman Empire as Republicans push the regular army to 75,000. The writer challenges the implication, asking what the editor means by opposing a large army amid the present emergency.
Farmers unable to hire harvest help should contact Frank R. Wright, Enrolling Agent of the United States Public Service, appointed by the Federal Government, Washington, D C. Prompt applications increase chances of securing needed labor. Call or report in person. froth phones.
Grace Josephine Walker, infant daughter of Clyde and Nellie Walker, died Saturday night after a day of good health. The burial took place Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Lexington after a service led by Rev. I K Roberts. The family, previously from the county, has many relatives in the area.
The Fifty-first Annual Session of the New Albany District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church convened at the Methodist Church. Programs included devotions, sermons by A R Jones and J R Bolin, talks on church papers and education, and a patriotic address. Harrison County preachers and clergy families highlighted by Friday’s discussions and county statistics.
Save Your Eyes offers glasses that improve sight and comfort. Dr Hottell the optician will be in Georgetown on June 6 and 7, Thursday and Friday, for fittings and consultations.
Classified notice for a workable work horse listed by John J. Day Corydon with contact Crandall Exchange. Includes location Corydon and a compact sale prompt marked m29.3w.
Humprey Saffer garage showcases a new Avery Company motor corn cultivator from Peoria Illinois. It plows two rows at once with three wheels and a gasoline engine. Two units sold to W H P Wiseman near Corydon and Southern Indiana Orchard Company near New Amater Jam. The machine can plow fifteen acres or more of corn.
The couple wed Friday afternoon May 24 at Grace Lutheran church in Louisville with Rev. W. P. Rilling officiating. The groom joined Camp Zachary Taylor Tuesday with 50 other young men for military service. He is the son of fret Wolfe, formerly a R. L. Miller clerk, and Miss Wolfe is daughter of Mrs. Sarah Brown, formerly a saleslady for C. P. Trotter & Co. and later for M. Griffin & Co.
Sunday School Convention announcements list Webster township at New Middle town near U B church Boone township at Laconia church M E church Gather Sunday afternoon at 2 30 with all Sunday School workers and delegates urged to attend Superintendents are responsible for bringing their schools
Miss Ruth Luckett and Sergeant Charles Jordan were married last Wednesday evening at 8 30 at the bride’s east Walnut Street home. Rev J G Moore of Corydon M E Church officiated for immediate family witnesses. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James L Luckett, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Jordan, have ties to Corydon and the local community. Jordan, in the U S Army Medical Department, trained at Fort Benjamin Harrison then Fort Riley and plans to go overseas after a brief stay at Clamp Lee Virginia.
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Henry H. Lurger, deceased, and has duly qualified. The estate is supposed to be solvent. GEO. BR. FELTER, Administrator. Clyde Ui. Lottick, Attorney.
Henry Ford & Son arrange distribution of one thousand Fordson Tractors to Indiana to aid food production during the war. Governor James P. Goodrich and State Council of Defense approve the plan with Purdue’s T A Coleman supervising Indiana Tractor Co to manage delivery via Ford dealers and county agents. W A Bullett & Sons to distribute seven units locally. No profit to parties. patriotic effort aiding farming and war goals.
The Harrison County Board of Commissioners will let a contract to the lowest responsible bidder for painting and repairing eight bridges in the county. Bids must follow plans on file in the Auditor's office and be received on Tuesday July 2, 1918. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. SAM MAUCK Auditor Harrison Co.
Miss Mary A. Shireman and Mr. William Cotner were married Saturday morning at the M E Church parsonage with Rev J G Moore officiating. The bride and groom are Washington township residents and will reside in the county.
Lanesville Indiana hardware dealer Zabel's Hardware & Implement Store advertises riding cultivators priced from 5 dollars to 64 dollars. The notice lists a range to attract rural customers shopping for farm equipment.
Aly and Mrs. Albert Brown hosted a farewell gathering honoring Edward Brown on May 27 with family friends including Payton, Foreman, Lillpop, Kirkham, Lemmel and many others. Edward departed May 28 for Camp Zachary Taylor, noting not all boys are as lucky as he to celebrate a birthday at camp.
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