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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1914
Page
4
The fragment lists a weekly publication established in 1846 with names Lew M Bannon and Kate Card. It mentions display ads rates and readers’ charges, along with certification notes and an advertisement about longer than three months and unknown dates.
A lengthy political notice discusses Democratic and Republican strategies in elections, lobbying payments to leaders like James J. Watson, and Treasury moves under McAdoo. It argues Republicans served Wall Street interests while Democrats aim to aid farmers and pursue reforms, urging county Democrats to participate.
A Corydon Republican notice accuses misrepresentation in politics and defends Marion Faith while praising Miller for Sheriff candidacy. The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican lines, asserts party loyalty, and calls for fair treatment of candidates including Hughes and O Bannon amid cross-party support.
A long clipped Indiana fragment reports Republican and Progressive tensions over Beveridge while noting a false Harrison county letter alleged by opponents. It covers Fairbanks publicity, party ads, and county official ads including road improvements and farm premiums with signatures of John R. Wickham and Jesse S. Smith.
Farm advertised for immediate sale 14 miles below New Albany and near Elizabeth Indiana with acres of timber and branch bottom land plus a house barn and outbuildings. Includes crop, a mule, two hogs and chickens. Contacts Pat Mason or Jack Thomas for details. Also notes October sale of pullets priced at 2.00 each and recent poultry winnings in Harrison County.
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