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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
2
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A Progressive Party analysis praises Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic administration for tariff reduction currency reform income tax law Panama Canal toll repeal and direct election of senators. It cites Indiana laws on inheritance tax vocational education automobile licenses fire marshal and anti corruption measures, arguing Democrats align with progress and need.
Notice to settle debts owed for catts fired by Jim Beauty and Dieler. Call and settle at once or leave money at R L Miller's Store, olderw Le tuuth Pros. and Rael Qelz.
In a Progressive era front page, the September 14 edition mockingly defends Neooman’s support of Woodrow Watson for the White House, contrasting with Vir Taffit and criticizing recent political figures amid a lively partisan tone.
Readers are urged to use Scott's Emulsion as a health tonic to combat weakness and prevent consumption. The ad touts the product as a nourishing food medicine free of alcohol, claiming it strengthens the body, aids stamina, and supports recovery from overwork and general debility.
In Indianapolis on October 13 1914 William Jennings Bryan criticized Republican tactics and affirmed President Wilson's support for Indiana's Democratic ticket. He stressed voting for Senator Shively Congress members and the state ticket, arguing Republicans misrepresented Wilson and weakened the opposition. Korbly and party leaders praised Bryan's tour for boosting turnout and party unity ahead of a crucial election.
The Board of Commissioners of Harrison County Indiana invites sealed bids for road improvement and drainage work on a section known as the J C Pepper road. Bids due by dark on the specified date, with bonds equal to bid amount, to cover labor and materials. Letting to the lowest responsible bidder, with required surety, terms set by the county auditor.
Notice concerns a commissioner sale of real estate in Indiana by Henry Kanpapei er for Harrison County Tidvani. The sale occurs Saturday October 31 1914 at 2 oclock PM at New Middleown and Wiliseli by private vendue. Property location described as part of the east half of the southeast quarter section TA township south range east bounded by roads and highway. Payment terms include one third cash one third payable in months and twelve months deferred payments with security provided by sureties.
Administrator's Sale of Personal Property announced by John Wheat and H F Davis to settle the estate of Joseph Brandenbors Harrison County Indiana. Sale near Corydon features horses cattle hogs household furniture farming implements wagons plows and other items. Cash on all under five dollars nine month credit with note and approved surety for larger sums. Auctioneer is H. F. Davis.
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