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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1914
Page
1
The piece argues that telephone service and road networks are closely linked, suggesting improved communications support road maintenance and travel efficiency. It notes how phones aid in reporting outages and coordinating repairs, emphasizing interdependence between infrastructure and communication.
Pastor Arthur P. Bent leads protracted meetings at New Middleton Moreh dst and at Delaware burg Monday night March 18. Revival series continue with strong attendance at New Middleton Sunday night start March 20. Services at Main Street church in Albany announced with hopeful plan to utter.
Instructions outline marking a vote with lead pencil, noting the county ticket of fifty eight names across three columns and ten township tickets. It warns about eight Councilmen-at-Large candidates, postmaster contests at Corydon, and hints at Cox’s influence shaping nominations and the March 6 convention.
In a letter to voters Henry M. Gerdon, longtime Democrat, announces his candidacy for county recorder. He pledges faithful public service, cites prior roles as secretary of Harrison County Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance Company and Eureka Telephone Company, and asks support at the March 15 primary.
For sale two adjoining farms totaling 93 acres near Elizabeth in Harrison County Indiana. Includes a bay horse a Hubers 16 horsepower traction engine a Hubers 32 by 54 separator a Reeves saw mill a Jane Common Sense manure spreader and a 50 barrel hour mill. Executor Chas Ws Inman estate of C L Hildebrand deceased Louisville address 30th and Kentucky street. Two ears of bran arrived at the elevator yesterday.
Democrats select fifty eight candidates for county offices for the November election. Meeting at the Corydon court house on February 28 the nominees drew their places on the ticket with many names including Cox Zanom Vogt Thornton Funk Ridley Habermel Connolly Lopaley Byrne Thomas Voy Arson etc. Officials listed include Coroner Pater Best Commissioner districts one to four County Council members and other county offices. The notice notes an oversight omitting Third District commissioner candidates and thirteen County Council names in the last issue.
A campaign letter from John P. Risole requests Democratic voters in the county to meet before next Friday. He expresses confidence in winning the nomination and asks for broad support and assurances of duty if nominated and elected as county recorder.
Countywide notice states fifty eight names on the Uecker and clarifies that only three Democratic candidates for County Council at large will be nominated from eight on the ticket. All are regarded as good men, not seeking the post, but urged by friends. Precinct Committeemen are to be elected in every precinct, with their names on separate tickets. pencil in the square opposite the name of the per
Mary Jaegers of Lanesville Indiana advertises a half mile west of Lanesville on the Corydon and New Albany pike selling about 1.5 acres with a four room cottage a cistern a concrete cellar fenced gardens fruit trees and outbuildings at a reasonable price. Sale details given in the 4-Sw context.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Commissioners until 2 o'clock p m Tuesday April 7 1914 to furnish dry goods and groceries for the Poor Asylum for the quarter beginning April 1 and ending June 30 1914. Specifications on file in the Auditor's office. By order of the Board. J L O Bannon Auditor Harrison County.
House and outbuildings on a six acre fruit tree lot with a new home. The offer includes a stable and cistern and a twenty acre total farm. Bargain price if sold in March. For particulars inquire at this office.
The Progressive party announces Mason Lopp as candidate for Trustee of Boone Township subject to the action of the Union Progressive party of the township. £25-3
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