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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1917
Page
4
War aims and German sentiment in the United States
The piece argues Germans in America shift loyalty to the United States after entering the war, condemns German militarism and submarine warfare, and predicts Allied victory with the U.S. leading in war and peace. It urges public aid for the national cause and envisions democracy spreading in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Belgium
Cone
Europe
England
Tates
Struggle for Democracy Amid European War Update
The article notes the European conflict nearing three years with heavy losses, but sees potential for positive outcomes. It reports Russia becoming a republic and hints at growing free government ideals in other nations, while German authorities attempt to curb distribution of President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Debating Army Size and Draft Methods in Congress
The article argues against a national referendum via the census and favors a volunteer system, criticizing a selective draft as too broad and ages as too low. It supports ages twenty to thirty five for conscription and urges swift, united action toward victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
LaFollett
United States Census Bureau
United States Senate
Wisconsin
Washington
Indianapolis Star
Indiana
The
Star
Wilsons war message echoed by German citizens in press
The article notes Allied and American aviators dropping thousands of Wilson messages over Germany. It praises Wilson's wartime addresses, suggests Kaiser may lose the throne, and envisions a German republic. It argues liberty grows through public governance replacing birthright rule, and hopes for the day when popular government prevails in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Germany
Congress
United States
Europe
Livery stock and household goods for sale
Seven loads of horses two surreys nine buggies five harness sets and six single harnesses offered for sale separately or as a whole. Also furniture and one range in good condition. Seller C Pp Wolfe Corydon Indiana Eureka phone. Frank Bedford visiting from Canada has enlisted in the Scand Triaos field hospital corps. New Albany Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pp. Wolfe
Corydon, Ind
Eureka Phone
Frank Bedford
Canada
Ui. Bedford
East Marketstreet
Bedford
Coreara
New Albany Tribune
Fire damages two story house in New Albany
A fire at 807 East Main Street New Albany caused heavy damage to a two story frame dwelling owned by Roy Miller and occupied by Capt. Frea D. Conner. Origin traced to a defective flue and insured for about 500 dollars. Also notes a local subscription renewal and thanks for kindness after the death of a daughter Catherine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
New Albany
Roy Miller
W. EE. Caldwell Machine Company
Louisville
Frea D. Conner
Fie
Courier Journal
Walter H. Pearson
Posey Township
Corydon
Mr. Pearson
Emily
Catherine
Stiff Neck Relief with Sloan's Ointment
Advertising copy promises quick relief for stiff necks and rheumatic aches. It claims Sloan's ointment soothes without rubbing, penetrates quickly, cleans without staining, and is sold by druggists in 25c 50c and 1 30 sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan’s
Railway Tie Purchase Offer by Local Co
The Louisville New Albany and Corydon Railroad Company offers forty five cents for first class white oak ties or any suitable white oak ties sized 6 by 8 by 6s. C H Buchanan superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
New Albany & Corydon R. R. Co
C. H. Buchanan
Notice of Final Settlement of Executor in Gohl Estate
In the Harrison Circuit Court May term 1917 John Gohl as Executor filed his account and vouchers for final settlement of the William F Gohl estate. The court will examine the account on May 16, 1917, the 10th judicial day of May term,. heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship. Kirkham & O Bannon, Attorneys, 325-20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F Gohl
Harrison Circuit Court
John Gohl
William F. Gohl
Circuit Court
Kirkham & O'Bannon
Notice to Bridge Contractors Harrison County Indiana
Indiana Harrison county Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for a bridge over Blue River at Rothrock’s ford on the Harrison Crawford line. Proposals due May 10, 1917 at 2 PM. bid bonds equal to double the bid. affidavit of non collusion required. board may reject any or all bids. completion time set after letting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Harrison County
Board of Commissioners
Sa'd County
Ofice
Corydon
Indiana
State Board of Accounts
Auditor
Blue River
Rothrock’s Ford
Harrison
Crawford
Sucessful
Sam C., Mauck
Imported Belgian Stallion OMER to Race Season 1917
Imported Belgian Stallion OMER will season at Corydon Indiana in 1917 at Corydon Fair Grounds. Light bay color long strip snip on nose left hind foot white fouled 1911. Terms 15 to insure a live colt. See Corydon Fair Grounds before booking mares. County Belgian Horse Company Tom Shireman Keeper Harve LaHue See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer
Corydon
Indiana
Corydon Fair Grounds
Darrison County
Belgian Horse Company
Tom Shireman
Black Joe Colt Seeks Breeding at Harrison County Fair
Charles T. Elliott offers Black Joe No 8242 A A Pure Bred Jack for 1917 season. Barn six miles south of Corydon. Service fee ten dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck. payment due when determined or traded. One colt won first prize at Harrison County Fair last year. See Black Joe before breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Black Joe
Harrison County
Charles T. Elliott
Burly described stallion opening season at Corydon area barn
Bury Hero Jr. will begin the 1917 breeding season at my barn three miles north of Corydon Junction, except Saturdays at Bradford, Ind. Bay horse weighing 1800 pounds. Prospective buyers urged to view before breeding elsewhere. Jacob Haub, owner and keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Junction
Bradford
Ind
Jacob Haub
Avon Sound Pure Bred Stallion to Stand at Stud in 1917
Avon a fine Percheron Show Stallion with priz es at Harrison Crawford and Washington County Fairs will stand the 1917 season from April 1 to July 1 at the Fair Grounds near Corydon Indiana. Stud fee is 1500 to insure a living colt with payment due when foal is born or mare trades. Colts from Avon have won prizes in show rings. S. A. Taylor is owner and keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Crawford
Washington County
Avon
Fair Grounds
Corydon
Indiana
S. A. Taylor
Sound Pure Bred Stallion Victor to Breed in 1917
A Sound Pure Bred Stallion named Victor will cover mares in 1917 at two locations near New Middletown and New Middletown area. The stallion, nine years old and six hands high, weighs 1600 pounds and is owned by JOHN LUTHER with care by the Stauth Brothers. Mares will be served at 810 and payment due when foal is born or mare traded or removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
New Middletown
George Luther
Victor
Stauth
John Luther
Sound Pure Bred Stallion Galan at Wright Farm
A Fire German Coach Stallion sixteen hands high and 1500 pounds to stand for the 1917 season at the Wright farm one mile northwest of Rehopoth church Boone township. Galan limited to approved mares with service fee 910 to inquire. Bills on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Township
Rehopoth Church
William T, Wright
General Scott Pure-Bred Jack Offered for 1917 Breeding
General Scott a sound pure bred jack no 889 record 2560 will stand the season of 1917 at the barn of Adam Sohn one mile southwest of New Middletown and will service mares at 1000 dollars to insure a living colt money due as soon as foaled care will be taken but not responsible see him before breeding Frank Sohn and Son owners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Sohn
New Middletown
Scott
Frank Sohn & Son
Ad Tf
Adolfus the Pure Bred German Coach Stallion Season 1917
A Sound Pure Bred German Coach Stallion Adolfus with Enrollment No 3457 will seasonally stand at Elizabeth and New Middletown on specified days in 1917. He is described as a premier county sire with many fine colts expected. Service fee is $10 per mare to insure a living foal, due on foaling or mare removal. Care to avoid accidents but no liability accepted. See Adolfus before breeding. W E Cotner owner and keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
New Middletown
Adolfus
W. E. Cotner
Sound Grade Stallion to Stand Near Corydon Junction 1917
REES D. STEVENS announces a Sound Grade Stallion will stand about two and a quarter miles north of Corydon Junction in 1917. Service fee eight dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck. Olift Owner and Keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Junction
Ucl
Rees D. Stevens
Olift
Bon Chevalier Sired Stallion Seeks 1917 Stud Season
Bon Chevalier a fine thoroughbred stallion of Lexington Kentucky stands 16 hands in a rich dark bay. Registry 45229 bred by J H Thayer. Praised for show ring prowess and high sales of his colts. Purdue University purchased a colt for a show horse. more colts sold for good money. Stud season 1917 from April 1 to July 1 at Corydon Indiana Fair Grounds. Fee 310 to insure living cost. payment due when determined. Colts held for service. Owner FRANK E WATSON. Keeper EDWARD SAULMON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stailion
Bon-Chevalier
J. H. Thayer
Lexington
The
State University
Purdue University
Ben-Chevalier
Fair Grounds
Corydon
Ind
Ward & Watson
Frank E. Watson
Edward the Pure Bred Stallion to Serve Season 1917
Edward No. 5793 a four year old pure bred stallion will stand the season of 1917 at Corydon Fair Grounds. Stud fee 36.612 to insure a living colt payment due when foaled. Pedigree includes sire Adolphus and dam Pandora with lines to Asmar Sultan Martine Bernhard Waibel Porcia. Owner D A Mauck. Keeper Tom Shireman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Corydon
Edward
Germany
Adolphus
Adolf
Asmar
Emar
Pandora
Sultan
Martine
Bernhard
Porcia
Waibel
Bills
D. A. Mauck
Tom Shireman
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Corydon Democrat
Lew M.o’bannon
TOR
Humanity
Struggle
America First
Ford
Detroit
W.H. Bulleit & Sons
Joe
Bury Hero, JR
Friedley Studio
General Scott
Jack
Charter Oak, Jr
Bon Chevalier
Edward No
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