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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1911
Page
2
Published weekly on Wednesday details a subscription option and an address line for Kate Card. It lists terms for one year six months and references Cur setond-class WatLe4r and O Bannon with titles and offices. The text is fragmented but preserves names and subscription context.
Fragmentary notice describes ad rates and publication rules for a Fort Speviv paper. It mentions charges for longer ads, obituaries limited to twenty lines, and free listings beyond twenty lines with a token payment.
In a county visit the writer notes farms and farmers active in the season. Observes plowing, harvest effort, and the role of local grocers and shops in supporting agriculture while highlighting community ties and shared work.
The Louisville Times notes the Democratic one house record as substantial and united, contrasting it with Republican opposition. It emphasizes Democratic leaders keeping faith with people seeking relief from taxation and exploitation by selfish interests.
A rural-voice editorial notes that every Democrat in the lower House voted for the Free Lisill measure, with 24 Republicans also supporting it. It predicts a tough road in the Senate and cites Indiana members Crumpacker and Shively Kern, urging Democratic reform and cross-party aid.
An ad quoted critique of U S policy toward Panama and the planned canal, urging restoration of territory and condemning what it calls bulldozing tactics. It cites Roosevelt era remarks and calls for a Prague Peace Tribunal inquiry into the Panamanian affair.
Fragmented OCR text describes Republican strategy in the Senate, naming leaders from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska and more. It notes Democratic opposition and mentions preparations for reciprocity with Canada, with references to Congress and political factions including Libert and White ranks.
Forty acres of good pasture with strong fencing ample shade and clean water near Corydon Junction. Reasonable prices. Inquiries to GEORGE Dear Raisey Indiana.
Mrs Martha Hown of Esterville Penn says she suffered six months with weakness and could not do housework. After taking Cardui she regained energy and general health, noting doctors failed but Cardui saved her life. She claims it improves the whole womanly system and relieves headaches and backaches. Price 4.
Leopold Rosenfield of Louisville, a 49 year old police judge and attorney, was shot in the face and killed at Rosedale near Howard Park by Constable Jarod Meredith of Jeffersonville who says he acted in self defense during a vend ing lottery sting. The coroner found no weapon on Rosenfield, and Meredith surrendered to authorities awaiting manslaughter charges.
A tribute notes Tue’s cherished smile and spiritual journey to a celestial school where Christ is Teacher and Paradise is the classroom. The family holds memories of Tue’s gentle faith and enduring warmth.
An audience at the Corydon Methodist church heard ten prominent citizens discuss whether women should have the ballot on equal terms with men. The negative prevailed three to two as jurors judged stronger arguments from the opponents. The town also announced the Genwood Chautauqua at Glenwood Park July 15 to 30 with the Floyd County teachers institute July 24 to 29 and high local interest from Harrison County residents.
Baltimore reader describes long illness and weight loss before using Cardui. Ulric Dahlgren Post 470 G A R in Laconia Indiana announces memorial services on May 25 1911 at 2 10 p m and annual decoration on May 6 1911 at Union Chapel church with two addresses by Pl de Wilson and A J Lopp. SYERANCS STEEPLETON Commander Post 470 G A R
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