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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
4
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In Kansas City ex president Taft calls for welcoming progressives back to the Republican Party but warns they must abandon fads and isms. The piece contrasts Taft with Chicago standpatters and notes the tension between reformers and minority leadership as four years of change unfold.
The quote argues that a claim to virtue is hollow unless one rejects the proposed terms with indignation. W. J. Bryan is cited.
Indianapolis June 28 There have been conferences at the Republican state central committee where leaders express concern over Woodrow Wilson gains and the strength of Democrats. They recount failed efforts to split Democrats and the collapsed plan to absorb the Progressive party.
Mr and Mrs John Straus visited Mr and Mrs David Emily and family Sunday. John E Conrad and family visited Wardy Conrad near Helltown Sunday. Lola Emily of Corydon visits W D Wilson and family. Henry Rogge suffers from a neck car buncle. Mrs Fred Reising improving slowly. Mr and Mrs A Patterson visited Mr Clinton Patterson and family at Mottown Monday. Mrs Matties Blunk of Crandall visited her mother last week. Willie Eiwanger bought a fine mare from Otto Benton last week. Charlie Harbison of Oak Grove visited his mother last Sunday.
A band of gypsies arrived in Corydon last Thursday but residents grateful as Town Marshall George W. Fried promptly informed them their visit was not welcome. The motley group quickly departed, halting further nuisance and vexation.
A 107 acre farm near Laconia offers a six room house barn and outbuildings. It has a good well two springs a cistern a house sink and convenient features. About thirty acres of timber twenty acres meadow with rest cultivated. Easy terms inquiry at this office.
A ninety five acre farm about two miles from Corydon on the pike offers five acres of timber a fine large orchard a good dwelling and fairly good outbuildings with a spring and two cisterns. A chance for a well located farm. For details inquire at this office 229-If.
The Ithaca Conservatory of Music offers two $100 scholarships for Indiana applicants, valid for seventeen weeks from September 16 1915 in Voice Violin Piano and Elocution. Competition is open to all seeking musical or literary training. write to George C Williams General Manager Ithaca NY before September 1 1915.
A verse puzzle from the Whitehill Times describes a farmer who uses tools and natural study to grow crops. It mentions oxen, an orchard, and soil care with playful letter substitutions throughout.
Impure blood linked to rheumatism and stiff joints is addressed by Scott's Emulsion. The product is praised as nature's blood maker and strength builder, aiding purification and organ support to expel impurities. Alcoholic substitutes are advised against.
The Harrison Circuit Court orders a judicial sale of real estate in Corydon Harrison County Indiana to satisfy a decree against Jacob A Hotel Zela Mottell Kate Thomas James W Thomas Thomas Crecelus Emmy Crecelius Addie Crecelius James Crecelius and Roscoe Crecelius The sale occurs Friday July 23 1915 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse doors and includes rents and profits for up to seven years with proceeds applied to the decree and costs If funds are insufficient the fee simple may be sold to cover the judgment and costs and any excess proceeds go to the plaintiffs The Savings and Loan Association of Corydon Indiana is the plaintiff Eli Miller Sheriff Harrison County June 30 1915
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