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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
4
The notice lists adRates from 36 cents per inch for display ads and 5 cents per line for senders with special rates for standing ads. Clarifies durations like one year or six months in and out of county and subscription terms, all subject to application.
The Corydon Democrat disputes a Corydon Republican claim that its editor retracted libelous charges about a progressive speaker during a 1914 campaign. The piece details prior lawsuits, retract statements, and notes the editors involved in South Bend and Corydon, arguing the Republican report is false and partisan.
A historical account defends Woodrow Wilson against Republican criticism, praising his leadership during World War I and his treaty diplomacy. It notes his effort to isolate lobbyists, his stance on the League of Nations, and his enduring legacy as a statesman while acknowledging partisan opposition. The piece closes by urging readers to attend a sale on November 6.
Three farmers institutes will be held in the county during November at Mauckport Canesville and Moberly with Purdue University Extension staff. Mr Senour will lecture on dairy farming and farm management at Mauckport and Moberly while Mrs Og will cover rural betterment and the housewife's tasks at Mauckport and Moberly. Programs to follow in local papers.
Home made white middlings offered at the New Middletown milk stand by Oscar McCullum, proprietor.
The Harrison County Poultry Breeders Association announces premium lists for the Poultry and Egg Show to be held in Corydon on November 19 and 20. Lists may be obtained from secretary Dr. L. R. Wolfe or local businesses and teachers. The egg show is open to district school students in grades 5 through 8, with judging by Purdue’s Prof. Carrick and prizes including a Columbia Grafanola and a Vic trola donated by Corydon merchants.
Phil Have remains ill at his sister’s home in Beth Township. New Albany visitors joined local folks for a well attended Best's schoolhouse meeting and a Mary Kingsley led food program. Mona Beans blossom party drew about fifty. Slipper served. Mrs Linzie Shireman returned from a week with Humophrey in New Albany. Pie suppers planned at Merstis on November 5 and Seulah Shireman’s watercress schoolhouse supper and fish pond on November 6.
In New Albuny, on weekdays and Sundays or at night, gasoline can be purchased at A M Jeffries located at 132 East Market Street. Contact details appear as 020-3 and related notes.
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