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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
4
Circulation 3200. Low M. O'Bannon, BorroR and Proprietor. Corydon Indiana post office second class matter. Rath card. Display ads 15 cents an inch per insertion. Readers 6 cents per line. Special standing ad rates if time exceeds three months upon application.
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The Evansville Courier notes President Wilson’s latest note restates May 18 positions on neutral rights at sea and humanitarian aims. It compares the June 9 dispatch to May 13 and questions Bryan’s rapid resignation while praising public unity behind the president.
The Indiana Historical Commission launches a statewide centennial program inviting every Hoosier to join in commemorations. Local communities will stage pageants highlighting regional history with larger county and state events culminating in an Indianapolis celebration to unite the state’s hundred years of growth.
An Indianapolis Star editorial clip interprets a political dope sheet predicting Woodrow Wilson’s potential reelection if the United States remains out of war with Europe or Mexico. The piece frames opposition as unpatriotic and urges broad support for Wilson.
The text argues national unity during wartime and urges support for the administration despite economic agitation. It contrasts vigilance with manipulation and hints at the political climate where public opinion sways between patriotic duty and practical concerns.
Friends across Indiana urge Corydon Democrat editor and Democratic association president Lew M O Bannon to be nominated and elected lieutenant governor next year. He is described as a good editor successful businessman capable speaker and exemplary citizen.
Local dispatch notes Lew M. O Bannon editor of Corydon Democrat is in Evansville for legal matters. He holds leadership roles with Indiana Democratic Editorial Association and Indiana Press, with speculation he may seek the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor in the primaries next year.
The N. PD. EL aA. Lew MM. O'Binnan, president of the Corydon Devowat association, earned praise for organizing a trip described as the summer outing of the year. The consensus is the event was highly enjoyable and well executed.
The Cordan Democrat refutes assertions that Mr Cox has served six years in Worgiss and is midway through a seventh term, clarifying his current tenure and acknowledgment of service.
The S. S. Institute of the Sun day School Board of Missionary Episcopal church will conduct a program for Sun day School workers in the New Albany District at the M. E. K. church in French Lick on July 6 and 7. Expert instructors will give addresses on Sunday School work and prominent S. S. men and women will participate.
Farm for sale cheap on easy terms. Located in Wisconsin near John Sample farms area. Bid by J Hart, owner, Commerce Bidz Kansas City Mo. nu 21-2m.
A vintage appeal urges mothers not to ignore aches and pains. Scott's Emulsion is promoted as a concentrated tonic to invigorate blood, strengthen tissues, nourish nerves, and build strength, with the Bloomfield NJ firm Neal Scott Bowne backing the claim.
A list of expenses and allowances for the June term 1915 including janitor salaries, repairs, assessments, court costs, and various payments to individuals and firms across multiple counties and departments. Notable entries include J. Deschamp 500.00, Wm. E. Best 13.50, and Frank Heimbaugh 36.00, among many others.
The administrator of Edwin J. Wright deceased announces a public auction of his Harrison county Indiana real estate. The sale, ordered by Harrison Circuit Court, occurs July 24 1918 at Crandall near Crandall Creek. Forty four acres plus two eight and one hundred fifteen acre tracts, with detailed boundary descriptions, are offered in two or all three parcels with a minimum two thirds appraised value, one third cash and the balance in two installments. Homer E Wright Kirkham O’Bannon Adamr attorneys.
Ballard Wheat Sacks will be available this year from Ken Williar Hog Ridge Arthur Brown Hise's Landing Barry Ashton Leconia. Contacts listed for securing sacks include several local suppliers.
Farm on Corydon and New Albany pike offers 61 acres with good buildings and productive bottom land. Inquiries at this office.
Joseph J. Bauer announces an application to the Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners for renewal of his liquor license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise consumption. The business is located in the lower southeast front room of a two story frame building on Main street in Lanesville Franklin Township. The room measures 24 by 18 feet with a 10 foot ceiling and a glass front.
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