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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
4
The Corydon High School Alumni Association abandons a banquet in favor of a May 1 reception for attendees at the auditorium. An interesting program is planned, with a five-cent admission and a note about wartime use restrictions.
A single reader produced misspelled plea from Henry Dinko seeking voter support for Recorder in a May 7 Democratic primary. The letter merges campaign requests with heated rhetoric about German sentiment and domestic affairs, referencing Max Hermann and a Louisville Courier-Journal byline.
Bargains offered for immediate sale include a quartered oak wash stand a Shetland pony and a two seated Surrey. First come first served with cash potential buyers.
Democratic primary candidates listed for the Tuesday May 7 election. Voters are urged to review ballots and support preferred nominees in the contest. The column highlights local names seeking the party nomination and outlines voting guidelines.
A distorted notice presents William E. Con as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Representative in Congress in Indiana's Third Congressional District. The fragment mentions Obannon and a Democratic operation, with garbled phrases referring to votes and party processes.
The Democratic party nominates a candidate for joint senatorial district covering Harrison Crawford and Percy counties. The selection follows party action and through the Democratic party process in that district.
Pisa appoined J Floyd Cody of Perry County seeks the Democratic nomination for Prosecuting Attorney in the Third Judicial Circuit covering Harrison Crawford and Perry counties. Carroll Brown of Crawford County also seeks the nomination for the same post in the same circuit.
An unusual candidate name appears amid garbled text in Pierrison county. The entry suggests a bid for a Democratic nomination with references to party procedure, election row, and possible nomination steps.
In Harson County the assessor contest features candidates including Panda Starree and Le Anger Teryd, seeking the Democratic nomination for the post. The field aims to succeed the acting county assessor Obsapab County.
A report outlines candidates for Hart county treasurer with details on their campaigns and stated positions. Voters on the county line are urged to review plans for fiscal oversight and county finances.
The text presents jumbled fragments about a local election or public notice in a county setting. It mentions a candidate for a health or safety related board and a procedural step to prepare an event or posting. The readable content is extremely garbled with no clear names or dates.
A fragmented OCR style note outlines an order from the office for the week. It mentions a recorder and various garbled terms likely referring to official tasks, data, and procedures. The readable elements point to a local government record or clerk activity.
A coroner vacancy appears on the county board race as Democratic and other parties field candidates in Tidiate. The contest tests party lines in the county’s political landscape.
A slate of candidates aligned with the Democratic party seeks nominating petitions for multiple offices in the county and township, including state and local roles. The record details the parties and positions contested, with emphasis on party alignment and forthcoming elections.
Notice announces that the undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of Catherine Miceriate in Iarcison County Inuiane. The estate details are briefly noted as handled by Kirkham &itanonon Atty and William Daniel as Admr. The filing party is identified but details are garbled.
Mr. L. A slee s reopened his bakery and will serve fresh White bread and rye bread each day. al7.3
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