Local Advertisements and Subscription Rates Digest
A fragment shows small print advertising terms and subscription pricing for Corydon Inc. including rates for various durations and locations. The text lists one year and shorter terms both in and out of county with modest per-line and per-inch charges and a note about a special standing rate.
Prohibition Debate and War Savings Stamps
A New York bar member argues that national prohibition is an experiment and could be repealed, while others defend its democratic basis after ratification. The piece contrasts constitutional timing with repeal risks and notes Cardinal Gibbons urging continued sale of war savings stamps to fund government revenue and promote prudent living.
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Dittenhoefer
Dittennoefer
Nevada
Arizona
New York
Dittenhoever
Thes
Dittérnhoefer
Toursville Evening Post
Cardinal Gibbons
National War Savings Organization
Treasury Department
America
Cardinal Gibons
Louisville Post
Letter from Kaiser to Russia sparks debate on authenticity
The Louisville Evening Post questions the legitimacy of a translated Kaiser letter calling for terror and fire, citing M. Lamaude and M. Pradelle as authorities. The piece contrasts the alleged correspondence with formal claims and urges impartial verification by a tribunal. An Indianapolis Star excerpt then details the McCray anti German law enacted in Indiana. The law mandates English instruction only in public and private schools, bans German language use, and enforces penalties for violations, with provisions for emergency enactment.
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M. Lamaude
Faculty of Law
University of Paris
Germany
Russia
London Spectator
Hell
Spectator
M. Pradelle
M. Larriaude
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
United States
Econtrol
Supreme Court of Indiana
Indianapolis Star
League of Nations debate stirs constitutional questions
A Corydon Republican letter asserts Congress holds war powers and warns constitutional limits. It contrasts Taft views on League of Nations with current Senate actions and cites a local case about the Shewmaker Seipel road supervisor election and ballot counts. Prices on building materials at J J Bullett & Son.
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Senate
Congress
League of Nations
Corydon Republican
William Howard Taft
San Francisco
Xrfingzyud
Wm. Howard Taft
Incorrigible Partisans and a Lincoln Day Critique
A Philadelphia Public Ledger rebukes incorrigible partisanship amid New York Lincoln Day remarks critiquing President Wilson. The piece denounces attacks on the president and notes growing Republican tensions with a call for a principled split for the country’s good. The notice also advertises a 1919 sale in Taylor township near Buena Vista by John Bennett with a cash discount and an auctioneer John Seipel.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Wilson
New York
Lincoln
Republican Party
John Bennett
Taylor Township
Buena Vista
John Seipel
Bonus for veterans at Camp Zachary Taylor approved
Army personnel discharged since April 6 1917 will receive a $40 bonus under a Congress signed act. Officers enlisted men and nurses totaling 8 320 discharges at Camp Zachary Taylor will share $4 699 206 in payments. Washington ordered immediate payment with a one year filing window for officers.
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Zachary Taylor
Wilson
Washington
United States
Lemon Building
Washington, D. C
Louisville Evening Post
Notice of Petition for Free Gravel Road in Morgan Township
Notice filed in Harrison County Auditor's office seeks grading draining and paving of a highway in Morgan township Indiana from Bradford to the Palmyra Corydon road, about 244 miles. Hearing before the county Board of Commissioners is set for Friday March 7 1919. The petition is signed by Herman N Fessel and over fifty other freeholders and legal voters of Morgan township.
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Auditor's Office
Said County
Morgan Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Bradford
Said Township
Palmyra
Ind
Range
Said
Palmyra and
Corydon Free Rock
Petiion
Board of Commissioners
Herman N. Fessel
Old Morgan Township
Sam C. Mauck
Notice of Public Sale of Personal Property
Administrator of the Chauncey C arre estate will auction personal property in Jackson township Harrison Indiana on Wednesday March 12 1919 at 10 AM. Items include horses mule sow pigs farming tools wagons drills harness and select real estate interests. Cash for sums five dollars and under. Credit nine months for larger bills with note bearing six percent interest. Auctioneer R Favi provided.
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Chauncey Carre
Jackson Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Joseph L. Walk
R. F. Davi
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Burn Estate
Notice is given that Joseph L. Walk has been appointed administrator of the estate of Chauncy C. Burn, deceased, late of Harrison County Indiana. The estate is solvent. Clyde R. Lottick attorney.
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Nodie
Chauncy C. Burn
Harrison County
Indiana
Sol Aevent
Joseph L. Walk
Clyde R. Lottick
Fairbanks Morse Engine Prices Sought by Kost and Becker
Kost and Becker invite inquiries for Fairbanks Morse oil engines tractors light plants farm implements water systems and feed grinders. They offer to calculate and provide quotations on this line for prospective buyers.
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Fairbanks Morse Company
Kost & Becker
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Corydon, Inc
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Abram J. Dittenhoefer
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Tion
Orgress
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Goodrich
William A. Roach
Secretary of State
Xrfliwgzyud
Taft
Corydon
Seipel
Webster Township
Shewmaker
Bédard
Shewwalker
Robin Cother
Hagany Court
Mr. Shewmaker
J. J. Bullett & Son
J. A. Fowler
Marion LaDuke
Elizabeth
Fies
Admnistratoer
Keller’s Shoe Dept
Delco-Light
M. R. Foster
Agt
New Middletown, Ind
Wasch Day
Hurst
Kaighis
Fythias
Frank E
H. J. Friedley