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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
4
A terse notice indicating a local post office in Corydon Indiana is designated as second class matter on the mailing list with a noted date of the 25th.
The piece argues Republican charges that President Wilson and his administration are overly partisan in wartime. It lists numerous Wilson appointees to high and key war positions, naming many individuals by name and state, reflecting a partisan political maneuver during the war period.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette accuses Republicans of deliberate misrepresentation of President Wilson's war leadership. It questions New and Goodrich quotes and cites General Pershing, Goethals, Crowder as proof of loyalty, urging fair appointments without partisan interference. The piece calls for unbiased wartime leadership and a truce in partisan attacks.
Resolutions note the death of Sarah Simler on May 27 1918. The Concord Sunday School and class members praise her years of service as a Sunday School member and class steward who supported fundraising and mission work. Sympathy is extended to her husband and children. Com. listed are Alice D Bearvlossom Lucy A Frank Arlie M Winders.
Gaar-Scott traction engine and saw mill for sale in good running condition. Capable of cutting 70600 feet of lumber daily. Available as a bundle or separately. Also offering 62 acres near Corydon Junction with 41 acre and 21 acre tracts for sale. Suitable for journal use.
Notice from Harrison County Indiana to bidders for eight bridge repairs to be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder. Contract to be let on July 3, 1918, per plans on file in the Auditor's office. Board may reject any or all bids. Robert Maudck Auditor. County Clerk urges voter registration for next fall.
A week of war news shows German offensive faltering with heavy losses. Allied lines held firm with American forces distinguished as they push forward.
I have a nearly new Studebaker with only 800 miles. It is in first class condition and would be a bar gain for a buyer. I must sell as I am entering military service shortly.
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