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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows advertising section with rates and general notices. The garbled lines mention subscriptions, display ads, readers rates, and local notices with indecipherable names and prices. Specific entities and dates are unreadable in the fragment.
A long list of names and positions for Indiana state and county offices. Includes Secretary of State James Cox, Auditor Marion Ailey, Treasurer John Isenbarger, Attorney General Walter Lotz, and many others across Bartholomew, Hendricks, Wabash, Delaware, Monroe, Sullivan, Fountain, Adams, Jay, Noble, Pulaski, Perry, Knox counties and more. Names appear with district or county associations and some misspellings reflect old OCR.
Washington Democrat profiles Prof. Robert Judson Aley Democratic candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Aley, head of Mathematics at Indiana University and editor of the Educator Journal, delivers an educational address at Petersburg. The piece argues Aley is uniquely qualified to lead Indiana schools.
Auburn Daily Courier notes Prof Robert J Aley in Auburn High School exercises praising his superior ability and strong personality. He is the Democratic candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction and serves as mathematics professor at Indiana University aged 43.
The Democratic State convention gave standing to the ticket in the nomination of Prof. Robert J. Aley of the State University for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Aley is a strong figure in Indiana education and would grace the office and administer its affairs well if elected.
The Columbia City Evening Post argues that retiring the third term and choosing Prof. Aley over candidate Cotten would be a prudent decision. It praises Aley as a superior choice for the high and important office.
The Richmond Daily Item attacks Governor J Frank Hanly for alignments with a political machine and alleged corruption. It cites past defalcations by state officials, claims of cover ups, and accuses Hanly of hypocrisy while praising reformers and urging integrity and accountability in public office.
A parade of testimonial letters from Mrs. Carry Peduzzi, Miss Katie A Washer, Mrs. Florence Aitkens, and Miss Anna McGinn tout Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the stomach and pelvic organs, claiming renewed strength and recovery after months of illness. The letters urge others to write to Dr. Hartman for free guidance.
Harrison County Sunday School Association presents township conventions in Webster township New Middletown led by Jacob Schneider. Second Sunday October 14 includes Rally Day October 14 with Dr Daniel presiding and a focus on making every Harrison County child a Sunday School scholar.
Tekonsha resident G. J. Welch reports using Bucklin's Armes Salve for cuts sores and other skin injuries noting it is perfect. Advertises quick relief for burns and piles with a 25 cent price at L A Riley and Son's drug store.
For sale is Wilkes stallion Electioneer listed for the fall 1906 season at a stable in New Middletown Indiana. Fee is 28 dollars to insure and provide a living foal. Also mentions local drugstore remedies Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and Dr Rea's Healing Powder and Gall Cure with various Corydon sellers.
A political appeal argues that voting Democratic congressional candidates will reduce private levies and penalties, contrasting with Republican tax raises. It claims voter preference should align with lower living costs and government economy, warning against Republican state and legislative candidates.
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