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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1923
Page
2
The American Press Association lists display ads at 40 cents per inch per insertion and readers at 5 cents per line. A special standing ad rate applies for campaigns longer than three months, available on application.
The La Follette committee reports a powerful Standard Oil monopoly and urges regulation including uniform cost reports, monthly interstate company filings, common pipeline carriage, and anti trust prosecutions. Congress leaves for nine months while gas prices rise and the public bears the burden.
An editorial from the Courier Journal argues Vanderbilt Kentucky roads will lure travelers to Bardstown, boosting demand for new inns and better service. It notes Bardstown’s attractions and proximity to Louisville, while comparing regional sites like Corydon and Indiana landmarks, predicting growing tourism and a desire to preserve pioneer-era heritage.
An Indianapolis Star Observer column jokes about legislature behavior, recalling Abraham Lincoln and a Vandalia window jump tale. It criticizes lawmakers and editors, notes repeated quips about corruption and delay, and argues citizens fail to stay informed and engaged in government.
The Corvd en Denn editor dismisses an insult from the Corydon Republican editor over Governor McCray's Memorial Day Bill veto. The Demokrat editor claims small fry Republicans are unfairly criticized and notes the insult while declining to dwell on it.
The circular notes Shiplicity Broacder stoves burn soft coal and other cheap fuels successfully. Tested in the county last year, the stoves are promoted as doing the work. Readers are urged to write for circular or call J. J. Bulleit & Sons to arrange a demonstration.
A reflective, prosaic piece tracing American origins and the postwar Reconstruction era. It weaves political shifts from Lincoln to Johnson, Congress, and Civil War legacies, noting race issues, emancipation, and the turbulent march toward restored union amid party clashes and social upheaval.
We breed Leghorns for both laying and exhibition. Our pens use males from Tormohler's Ever Lay strain paired with our twenty years of careful breeding. Buy with confidence. prices are reasonable. Write or phone Indian Creek Poultry Yards Corydon Indiana. Frank E. Dropley and Son Proprietors.
An old newspaper snippet advertises Snow White Flour with a guaranteed offer from Miles Variety Store, noted alongside a catalog-like line M-14-3w. The ad fragment suggests a local retail promotion or price guarantee.
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