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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
4
The Corydon Democrat lists circulation at 3400 with LEW M O BANNON as editor and proprietor. It notes postal registration in Corydon Indiana and outlines subscription options including one year six months and three months rates, followed by a garbled line of advertising text.
The ad section outlines display ads at 10 cents an inch with special rates for longer placements. It mentions readers paying a fee and specifies charges for notices that appear with entertainment items and other content. The text includes unclear phrases about stamps and word counts.
An editorial comments on a President speech to the Commercial Club of Chicago urging balanced reform. It argues business leaders must curb monopoly and banking excess while serving the public good, calling for responsibility and civic duty from entrepreneurs to foster national prosperity.
The text profiles John Worth Kern of Indiana as Senate leader, praising his plain manners and public service. It notes his prior roles with the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and state government, his presidential campaigns, and his prominence within the Democratic Party and national convention circles.
The piece notes the 1714 British Riot Act and its typical use aloud when dispersal is ordered. It then wanders through assorted anecdotes on books, a Bismarck duel tale, and a Whittier quote, sharing fragmented historical vignettes and literary references.
A fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue about a teacher and a request for a free box. The readable bits suggest a scene with anxious questioning and an awkward exchange. Names and clear facts are mostly unreadable.
A garbled clipping packs fragments about fate and fortune, naming reads that resemble a dramatic monologue. It references Theresa Watt and a series of mystic ideas, hinting at personal risk and fragile insight.
If you suffer from bleeding itching and protruding piles send your address for details on a home absorption treatment promising immediate relief and permanent care. Free trial offered with local reference upon request. No money required. Write Mrs M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind.
Obituary note for William Jacob Richert infant son of Geo W and Grace E K Richert. Born August 11 1912 died February 22 1913 aged six months eleven days. Funeral at St Peter s church February 24 conducted by Rev W P Billing Louisville KY. Buried nearby. Parents and siblings mourn in sorrow with prayers for reunion in heaven.
A list of clubbing rates shows prices for multiple Democratic papers across cities. Items include the Democrat and Weekly Courier Journal at 1.50, the Daily Louisville Herald at 2.70 for a year, and the Daily Louisville Times at 1.50 for a year, among others.
David M. Miller of Corydon Indiana advertises a registered Jersey bull named Frost's BellsBoy for dairy use. He invites prospective buyers to inspect the animal in Seattle area and notes a service fee of one dollar and the registration number LOUS76 with Eureka phone.
Lew M O Bannon with long experience in pension practice assists those entitled under the law. Special attention to widows' claims. He will call at homes to prepare applications. Contact him by phone or address in Corydon Indiana.
Harrison County Indiana petition seeks laying out and building a free gravel road in Heth township through sections 28 to 29 and beyond. The plan calls for eroding draining and paving with broken stone macadam to ten feet wide two and a half miles long with ditches and proper drains. Viewers and engineers would be appointed to assess the project and provide estimates under law.
Notice that bids are invited for construction of a free gravel or macadam road in Taylor township by the Board of Commissioners of Harrison County Indiana as petitioned by Joseph Z Hartupy et al. Also notice of bids for groceries to the County Poor Asylum for the quarter beginning April 1.
Notice to non residents issued by Harrisod Unity. Myrtle Tabor seeks divorce from Andrew J Tabor in the Harrison Circuit Court. defendant must appear May term 1913 at Corydon Court House or plead by May 7. affidavit states defendant is not an Indiana resident.
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