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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
8
The fragment notes an 1856 establishment with circulation of 400. It lists LEW M O BANNON as editor and proprietor and mentions postal registration in Cursdon Indiana, with a rate card for subscriptions and terms for one year and six months, though details are garbled.
The readable portion shows a garbled OCR text fragment with no clear people, places, dates, or events to summarize into a proper news item. No identifiable entities or actions are present to form a coherent card.
Fragmentary text describes factions called Naw adhe Wushionites and Neve Vorp with references to bankers, farms, and a march toward Washington. Details are unclear, but mentions streets or doors and a political or social gathering.
Governor Halston advances reforms by shifting power from big interests to the people and distributing resources to farmers during the crop moving season. He continues his thorough, patient approach in office, treating all citizens with equal consideration, earning wide approval as one of Indiana's best governors.
Rivals for the Corydon postmastership face a crowded field as party factions jockey for favors. Names mentioned include Cox, Kraok, Woodie, Watson, Llanwood, Mathes, and others under pressure from Democratic and party leaders ahead of the congressional convention in New Albany. The outcome hinges on the convention and local influence.
A cluttered page fragment describes property listings and services as well as stray phrases about land, apportionment, and a Corydon Indiana sale near Turste town set for Wednesday October 22. It mentions delivery and prices and a Sharp phone order line.
Statement from Corydon Savings and Loan Association detailing holdings, mortgages, and creditor figures. The document cites officers and a notary public, with sworn affirmation dated October 2, 1915, and commission expiry in April 1919.
A Corydon reader relays strong local praise for Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial cites relief for back pain, tension, kidney symptoms, and frequent or painful urination, urging others to try the remedy and reminding readers that Poster-Milburn Co. sells Doan's in the United States.
Martin A Lennon of Shelbyville is nominated for Councilman at large on the Citizens Ticket credits him with Progressive party ties. Levi Blunk to sell personal property at his father’s Corydon home near Hurstadtown on October 22, 1915 with horses cattle hogs farm tools and household goods listed. Auctioneer F Davis to run sale with usual terms.
Mary Kilman reports three months confined to bed with womanly troubles and an inevitable operation. The letter notes Cardur as beneficial, claiming it strengthened and eased pain for many women. Public notice asks all creditors to settle accounts with B. Bird.
Classified notice lists for sale items including deeds, real estate, mortgages and livestock such as Berkshire and China boars and sows. Advertisement requests correspondence and references Buook-keepi:s co Naw Nipie Business Colic. Contact Corydon Indiana address and a Korea phone number.
Help wanted ad seeks a sound general purpose horse nine or six years old to be a good worker. Contact Eureka and A. W. Yeager Mauckport. Sept segir sold?
Notice is given that at a specified location in Corydon Harrison county bonds of the county will be offered for sale. The bonds bear interest at five percent and are redeemable annually. J D Pitman Treasurer of Harrison County signs the notice.
County Treasurer Pittman announces a public sale in Corydon Harrison County Indiana. Forty grave lots valued at 5500 total will be sold in cash in denominations to be stated with interest at 4 percent per year. Sale to occur at 2 o clock.
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