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What Will They Say on National Campaign Platforms
The text predicts that national parties will soon form platforms and hold campaigns during troubled times. It notes Republicans face a quandary since prosperity is high and preparedness support from Congress is present. It argues Wilson’s foreign policy preserved dignity while entanglements were avoided.
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Wilson
Coneress
Indiana Pioneer's Loyal Backer Letter Calls For Recognition
Blanche Goode Garber of Madison writes to Corydon urging acknowledgment of Col. John Paul known as a banker and early state politician. The letter cites his role in Indiana history, connections to Gov. Hendricks, and his frontier exploits from 1778 onward. The piece references local notices and Centennial histories as sources.
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M.C. Garber
Madison
Indiana
John Pant
Ind
M. O'Bannon
Corydon
Isl
Gov. Hendricks
Uncle Hendricks
Col. Paul
Bee
Indiana Barks
Logan Esarey
Indianapolis Star
Blanche Goode Garber
M. C. Garber
Col
John Paul
Senate
Jonathan Jennings
Red Stone Old Fort
Wm. Harrod
Geo. Rogers Clark
Clark
Vincennes
Kaskaskia
Cahokia
Hardin County
Elisabethtown
Oho
Xenia
Ohio
Annals of Progress
Green County
Chillicothe
Paul
New Albany
The
Scribners
Jonathan Lyon
Lewis Davis
Madison Herald
Madison printing history disputed by local notes
In a Sunday letter historians discuss who published Madison's first paper. Simeon Hunt cites Col. Paul as founder of the Western Eagle circa 1512 while Wm. Hendricks is credited with editing and bringing a printing press to Indiana. Ripley County records credit Paul as donor of Versailles land. Diel your sewing machine repaired at the Novelty Repair Shop.
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Gays
Madison
Indiana
Gath
Wm. Hendricks
Simeon Hunt
Col. Paul
Western Eagle
Mr. Hendricks
Nathaniel Hunt
Jefferson County
Jefferson and
Scott
Col
John Paul
Geo. Wm. Hendricks
Hendricks
Ripley County
Versailles
Osgood Journal
Eureka Telephone Company Stockholders Election Notice
Notice is given that the Eureka Telephone Company stockholders will hold the annual election of officers at Corydon on Saturday June 3 1916. The meeting occurs at the Maccabee Hall near the south bridge over the frost and Becker store and starts at 10 00 A M. J A Stevens, President. C P Swarens, Secretary.
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Eureka Telephone Company
Corydon
Maccabee Hall
Frost and Becker
South Bridge
Mary Newton Dresses At C P Trotter Co
A Mary Newton line of children’s dresses for ages eight to fourteen from Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co. in St. Louis is offered with guaranteed color fastness. Each dress includes a doll with three costumes and a winning number to enter a season-end drawing in the Ready-to-Wear Department.
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Mary Newton
Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co
St. Louis
Cox seeks stamps to mark Indiana centennial celebration
Congressman W. E. Cox introduced a bill in Congress to authorize the Post Master General to issue postage stamps commemorating Indiana's hundredth anniversary as a state. The proposed stamps would feature a miniature Constitution and a Capitol sketch. The measure faces slim chances as Congress has resisted events of non national scope, though locals applaud Cox's effort.
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W. E. Cox
Congress
Indiana
Cox
Indiana Centennia
For Sale or Trade in Corydon Indiana
Two advertisements list items for sale. The first offers a road picture show setup with a 10 horsepower steam traction engine and related equipment by C. L. Dick. The second advertises a 30 acre farm on the pike two miles from Corydon with a five room house, barn, outbuildings, and possible trade for Corydon property.
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C. L. Dick
Corydon
Ind
Pike
Large gathering for dinner at Voelker residence
Mr and Mrs Henry Voelker hosted a sizable group of relatives at dinner and supper last Sunday at Flat Woods. A porch table overflowed with fine foods as guests from New Albany Lanesville and Louisville joined in the meal and fellowship.
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Henry Voelker
Flat Woods
Jacob Schoen
A.H. Voelker
Caroline Ott
Mary Gehlbach
P. H. Schoen
Carl, Orland
Clarence and
Arthur
New Albany
Fred Zabel
Mary
Jacob Zollmann
Adolph
Lanesville
Fred Kraft
How Appendicitis Can Be Prevented
Corydon readers are advised that a simple buckthorn bark glycerine mixture in Adler-ika can relieve or prevent appendicitis and constipation. The ad promotes Adl erika as thorough though with gas risk.
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Corydon
W. H. Davis
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