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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
6
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The Louisville papers discuss Judee Patt and Taft's wartime positions on a League of Nations and reservations, Bryan's stance, and Ambassador Harvey's London speech. The editor recalls Harding's era, Wilson’s covenant, and Washington Conference hopes for armament reduction and international concert.
A Louisville Evening Post report from October 4, 1921 details the period after President Wilson left his cabinet. It outlines political realignments, key appointments, and the shifting balance of power as new figures emerge in national governance.
The Democrat explains weekly overflows in copies due to busy newsrooms on Mondays and Tuesdays. It notes seven staffers with families, high paper and printing costs, and the need for local merchants to support advertising to keep the paper circulating in the town and county.
Werman Rosenfield of Segre Roebuck & Co. touts a bureau that scans country weeklies and floods towns with literature where merchants neglect to advertise locally. He claims this drives strong results and urges prompt payments while inviting readers to visit and chat during the winter.
Advertising notice from R I L Dolling's Co inviting readers to invest in municipal bonds and high grade securities offering 7 percent returns. The message urges learning about their Plan of doing business and is signed by R B Watson.
William J. Conrad, 75, returns to his old Scott county home after living in Missouri Texas and Washington. He notes changes since 23, discusses oil found in Spokane area priced at 2.00 per quart and linked to a Rockfeller owned plot. His brothers and relatives in Washington and Indiana figure in his travels.
Farm offers fertilizer for sale at S 28 3w. Owner Jos. Pinaires notes availability for immediate pickup or delivery. Contact details not fully legible.
Ben Noon and his nephew Alva Noon of Heth township called at our office last Friday to report a fair tobacco crop for the year. Alva Noon spoke of a nice crop on Henry Richard's farm, about an acre and a half.
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