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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
2
Page shows publication details for Corydon Ind with circulation 3012 and O Bannon as proprietor. It lists rates for subscriptions six months three months and one year, display ads ten cents per inch, special rates for standing ads, obituary charges and church notices, and instruction to remit payment with copy.
The Farmers' Free List bill seeks to remove tariff duties from about one hundred essential farm items including Implements and machinery. Representative Mann questions what counts as a farm implement while Ollie James clarifies uncertainty and criticizes Republican emphasis on helping farmers and industry alike.
The piece discusses factional battles within the Republican Party, noting Standpatters in the Senate and the House upheaval after the November election. It argues ongoing intra party fighting could cost the GOP in 1912, urging unity with Democrats on key reforms.
Congressman Pete Tadderwand introduces a Farmers Free List bill including wire nails and farm implements. The Steel Trust dominates manufacture and a Birmingham plant expansion by its branch faces disruption as the bill targets imports and production.
The piece urges citizens and Congress to resist the Steel Trust in tariff battles led by Mr Underwood. It accuses the trust of huge profits and intimidation and calls for representatives to uphold public interests against robber trusts and combines.
Indianapolis April 22 Gov Marshall proclaims that laws enacted by the recent general assembly are in force from the promulgation. The act compilation by Frank J Grubbs continued with 103 more laws than two years ago and a large volume nearly as big as 1908. One volume of the new acts for every thirty two voters has been distributed to county clerks.
War ensky Tytler lies in serious condition after a brutal nighttime assault by seven assailants near Cane Mel. He endured blows to the head and a knife attack, crawled miles to reach help, and medical aid arrived ten hours later. Nearby items note other local incidents and notices.
If you suffer from bleeding itching or protruding piles send your vargress for details on a home absorption treatment. Immediate relief and permanent cure promised. Request free trial treatment with local reference if needed. Write to Mrs Sh Sumers Box P Notre Dine Ind.
Professor U S Weatherly of Indiana University urges Indiana to enact unified child labor laws combining school linked trade teaching with strict protections for youths. He cites gaps in age limits, schooling proof, and hours, arguing for supervision by schools and stronger limits on night work and dangerous trades to safeguard health and moral development.
For sale a sow with ten pigs from Clarence Stonecptiler. Also selling a sod acre farm in a good location near Wood Pike. For particulars and address write M. D. Lorron, mills, Fredericksburg, Ind.
Large farm for sale containing nearly 21 acres half in the Ohio river bottom and half on the hill. Three dwellings two in the bottom and one on the hill plus a good barn and outbuildings. Fruit and beit prospects. a chance for a bargain in current market.
Notice is given that Herbert B Patterson as administrator of the estate of Wi Vata by Acuer deceased has filed final settlement with the Harrison County Indiana Circuit Court. The court will hear the account and vouchers on May 5 at the May term to determine approval. Heirs and creditors must appear to show cause and heirs must prove heirship at that time. Patterson is administrator and Lew Moo Brien is attorney.
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