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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1914
Page
3
J A Pottell appeals to Harrison County Democrats to nominate him for Recorder at the upcoming convention on Friday March 38. He emphasizes lifelong Democratic loyalty, asks for voters to consider him, and pledges a one term only if elected.
Old notice lists eggs for sale with price per dozen and contact details. Readable line mentions Albany location and delivery option.
A chipped political notice bundle details bids for county treasurer and sheriff with candidate statements by Frank Lotieh and W Knight. It references past campaigns, party allegiance, and a call for Grassroots support ahead of the March election amid Harrison county Democrats.
Democrat Phos Brandenburg asks Harrison township voters in District No 1 for support as road supervisor. He stresses rock roads, lower taxes, and better use of road funds, noting prior defeat years ago and opponent’s multiple terms. Letter ends urging votes and service. Fresh Jersey cow also listed for sale by Harry McGirain in Corydon.
A letter from Afe M. Chernton urging Harrison County Democrats to vote March 18 for the Democratic nomination for Joint Senator. He defends his House experience and criticizes the Germocracy, while highlighting water quality issues in the region and urging support for his candidacy.
In a debate for the Democratic primary in Harrison County Indiana, Sam P Vogt disputes a Democrat article alleging fraudulent signatures in campaign documents. He lists precinct results by ward and country, asserts majorities for Thornton and Vogt, and urges voters to support him for Joint Senator. Peter J Deutsch also solicits votes for coroner, noting forty years of Democratic loyalty and age near seventy.
A paid Democrat notice from Geo F Brown requesting votes and support for Harrison county treasurer. Promises appreciation and respectful closing. ad ends with a brief store update and invitation to see new goods.
An experienced auctioneer announces availability for public services. Contact by mail at Bradford and by phone through Palmyra Exchange at 11-610 Herman Vessel for arrangements.
Miss Sallie Emily and Mr Orbrinson C Owen were married Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Bong Flock with Rev L Z Taylor officiating. Both are well regarded and receive good wishes from their friends. Orders for littered or sapling clover seed will be filled promptly by J H Bullett & Sons Inc.
Ex County Clerk Albert Bline endorses Judge Zenor in the Democratic primary for Congress. In a March 1914 letter to L. M. O'Bannon, Bline urges Harrison County Democrats to unite behind Zenor, predicting an easy victory and urging good humor after the six family feud fades.
A notice announces the removal of a horse shoeing shop and asks to relocate back to the old stands just north of court halls. Expected removal occurs in about one week. The notice is from Joan Bulleit Pratt and V. H. Bulleit & Sons Inc. stock and poultry food business.
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