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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1914
Page
9
A Democratic State Committee report from Indianapolis indicates strong registration gains this week, with returns showing Democrats leading in turnout and a larger registration total than in the previous year. Early data suggests the party organization is in good shape as precinct reports continue to arrive.
Mauckport ALCC reports Bolenstadt is well enough to be out. Louisville resident Joe Smith and Evra Bodenstadt from Weldon visited relatives here last week. Hallie Denbo of Brandenburg stayed with Mrs. Cora Dalhard. Ed Hughes Jr and wife left for Mt. Vernon to visit family. The Lane family will return to Central. Many voters from the precinct registered or sent in their papers. A large group from Richwood Ohio, including Mr. and Mrs. Ben Conklin, visited relatives. School children and farmers are active, with corn cutting in full swing and a harvest of apples and pies served at a community gathering.
Fragmentary notes describe Pyisvsard Lungsdale of New Albany recovering from an incident on the Ohio River near Mauckport. A steamer named Alice Jaearm, once used by John Morgan, reportedly burned after wreckage near a creek junction. Local witnesses and property owners report lingering hazards and debris along the riverbank.
Harrison County residents feature in Colorado related notices and social items. scattered phrases mention individuals in Linesam and references to local events, loans, and crops with unclear context.
The Grandview Monitor proclaims return to the Republican standard and calls for unity across county and state races. It notes reader surprise at the switch from Progressive to Republican and predicts Republican success, urging fair coverage of opposing views. It also mentions Corydon Republicans reprinting the piece. Community factories in Scott County expand as canning operations grow with tomatoes and beans, boosting local profits and employment.
In Corydon readers endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as a household remedy after years of use. Mrs. B Lefler of Lemmon cites relief and kidney strengthening from local Rielys Drug Store. An update notes she again recommended the pill on June 4 1912 after prior favorable results. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and local notices accompany.
Secretary Ryan sent President Wilsons day of prayer message to ambassadors. Citizens joined in worship October first, large attendance, speeches urged urging God to guide authorities toward restoring peace in Europe and to keep nonneutral commentary from the pulpit.
An unclear clipping mentions John Wagner of Jackson Township as a Carydon last Saturday and references the twenty ninth annual retreat of a United Nations Volunteer group at Cusport Indiana. It lists attendees and partial local remarks but many names and details are garbled, leaving the main facts difficult to confirm.
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