How to Vote in Democratic Primaries
Public guidance urges all Democrats to understand voting procedures ahead of upcoming primaries. The message emphasizes eligibility steps, registration basics, and ballot access to ensure participation.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
1
Public guidance urges all Democrats to understand voting procedures ahead of upcoming primaries. The message emphasizes eligibility steps, registration basics, and ballot access to ensure participation.
Instructions explain marking a ballot by placing a cross in the small square to the left of chosen candidates. Leave three squares unmarked to indicate candidates not voted for. Clear guidance on voter marking procedure for accurate tallies.
The list shows Democratic primary candidates for various offices to appear on the April 3 ballot. Names include Cox for Congress, Luckett for Judge, Cook Ridley for Prosecuting Attorney, Murr Lottick Brown for Prosecuting Attorney, Patrick for Prosecuting Attorney, Askren Connolly Lopp Miller for Representative, McRae Denbo Kintner Brown for Clerk, Vogt O Bannon for Auditor, Thomas Miller Stevens Wright for Sheriff, Pitman Gwartney Knight for Treasurer, Kaylor for Surveyor, Cotner Cunningham Wise for Coroner, Stevens for First District Commissioner, and Cunningham for Third District Commissioner.
A Pleasant Physic: Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets offered as a mild gentle cathartic. Free samples available at L A Riely & Son's drug store. Seed potato and onion supplies from W H Bulleit & Sons. 18.2
A county letter urges residents to improve public highways this spring in Harrisure county. The writer calls for communal labor to speed drainage and road work, proposing volunteers donate days of work, with a pledge of five dollars to start and widespread county participation under the newly elected supervisors.
Advertisement for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children by a New York nurse at the Children's Home. Claims cures feverishness teething disorders and worm destruction with over 10,000 testimonials. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with free sample and address in LeRoy, New York.
Local nursery Mc Claren and Son in Corydon offers a selection of fruit trees for spring delivery including the renowned Hoosier cling peach. Eureka phone line listed for orders and inquiries.
Corydon resident Benjamin Smith testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his fourteen year old son of long standing kidney weakness and non retention. He notes improvement after several boxes and urges others to use the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole US agents. Price is 50 cents per box.
Subscriptions and payments noted for numerous individuals across Indiana and nearby states. Names include Regina Woertz Georgetown RRI Jacob Lind Corydon BR 1 Philip C Miller Crandall Mont Duggins Dogwood Marshal Vaughn Depauw Jas L Rector New Salisbury and many others with several new subscribers marked by x.
Advertises Hem Roids tablets as a permanent cure for piles claiming remedies provide only temporary relief. The ad states a money back guarantee with each package and notes harmless ingredients. Available from L A Riely & Son Corydon Indiana or The Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls New York.
James Jenkins considers a western move for his health. Hiram Brewster and family of Posey township visited Claud Melton’s kin on Sunday. Harry Conner is organizing a mail route from Elizabeth through Webster township. Clarence Glenda and Rachel Zenor moved to Warren county for residence.
Local ad notes shoppers can buy large sponges for a quarter at The Corner Drug Store. The brief item highlights a simple daily sale offering and invites customers to visit the shop.
A letter from B T Gathoway chief of the USDA Bureau of Plant Industry to Rep William E Cox promotes Farmers Bulletin Nos 253 22 and on alfalfa. It urges testing seed vitality to improve corn yields and notes alfalfa's growing eastern importance. Also mentions a customer testimonial for Kodol and local ads.
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