Gorydon Democrat Advertising Rate Card
The notice outlines display ad rates in Corydon Indiana with two cents per inch per insertion and five cents per line. A special standing ad rate applies with longer terms available on request.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1920
Page
4
The notice outlines display ad rates in Corydon Indiana with two cents per inch per insertion and five cents per line. A special standing ad rate applies with longer terms available on request.
The Corydon Republican comments on President Wilson and the war promise claim. It challenges the assertion that Wilson pledged to keep the nation out of war, cites his wartime stance against Germany, and defends tax levy controversies tied to the Goodrich Tax Law and perceived banking tax reductions.
The Indiana Republican Platform accuses President Wilson of forcing the League covenant into the peace treaty while the Corydon Republican disputes origins. The State Convention reaffirms tariff protection and criticized party leaders’ stances on women’s suffrage and Goodrich administration amid McCray’s gubernatorial bid.
The Ft Wayne Journal Gazette discusses Vice President Thomas R. Marshall as a potential presidential candidate. It notes his frank humor and outspoken nature may hurt his chances, while editors in Virginia praise his constitutionalism and humor. Critics argue party politics taints the peace treaty stance.
Professor E. L. Fisher, superintendent of Corydon Schools, was bitten on the right thumb by a pet squirrel while walking from the High School to the Graded School. He rescued a frightened child as the animal climbed him, then kicked it away. the squirrel died, owned by Miss Metabuck.
Records show a 1920 commissioners allowance ledger listing payments to Geo C Doolittle Andrew Ehalt J Treece Marion Cunningham Thomas Smith and others. Items include salaries expenses for public offices jail supplies road and bridge work and district superintendents with totals for districts and tax refunds. Names listed include Walter J McIntire J Brewer J Graves Henry Eisenmenger and W H Rowe among others with various small public service disbursements.
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