Rate card notice from Corydon Indiana paper
Lec M O Bannon editor and proprietor announces subscription rates and post office filing at Corydon Indiana with second class matter designation for 1925.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
4
Lec M O Bannon editor and proprietor announces subscription rates and post office filing at Corydon Indiana with second class matter designation for 1925.
Notices in this paper for church officials and entertainments with admission charged incur a rate of 2 percent per line. Obituaries up to twenty lines are free. for more than 20 lines, 23 percent per line. Count six words per line and remit money or stamps with copy.
The Louisville Evening Post editorial laments the collapse of the Taft administration and the shift of Congress, praising Roosevelt’s era while warning against Republican patronage. It urges Democrats to seize the moment and cautions against U S actions on the Mexican border influenced by powerful interests.
Ad lists Scotts Emulsion and a beauty product along with a plug for a Savings Bank and Chill's Sketch-Book. Mentions Scott & Bowne of 409 Pearl Street New York and a Good Luck Penny inside each bank.
President Taft accepts Richard A. Ballinger’s resignation as secretary of interior. Walter J. Fisher of Chicago is appointed to succeed him. Taft defends Ballinger’s integrity amid calls for removal over alleged ties to coal land dealings. Fisher is a Hanover College graduate.
George W Lindsey will sell personal property at a public auction at his residence one and a half miles north of Crandall on Tuesday March 28 1911. Items include two farm horses Jersey cattle hogs wagons farming implements household furniture and more. Sale begins at o clock a m with usual terms.
Jacob Bruce of Corydon announces readiness to perform all needed cemetery tasks at Cedar Lhi including digging graves cleaning sites filling graves and sodging burial lots as required. He offers service for burials and related duties.
Notices read that rents and profits from various described parcels in Harrison County Indiana will be sold at the Corydon court house between 10 A.M. and 4 P.M. to satisfy a decree and costs. If rents fail, fee simple title may be offered. sale excludes valuation or appraisement laws. Sheriff Peter S Wright facilitates.
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