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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
4
The Cornion Democrat lists subscription and display ad rates with 10 cents per inch for display ads and 5 cents per line for readers. Special rates apply to standing ads and notices for churches and entertainments. Obituaries under 21 lines are free, over 20 lines charged at 3 percent per line, and six words count as one line.
A lengthy roster of Democratic candidates for state and local offices across Indiana. Includes Secretary of State James F. Cox, Auditor Marion Bailey, Treasurer John Isenbarger, Attorney General Walter J. Lotz, Clerk Bert New, Superintendent Robert J. Aley, State Statistician David N. Curry, State Geologist Edward Barrett, several judges, and candidates for Congress, prosecuting attorney, and various county posts.
Blithe Ludlow praises Sheriff Harri son county's fair and accommodating leadership. He notes Republicans allied with Frank Wy and Shireman will vote to retain Democrats in power. The 1894 mistake could repeat with county Republican Licker. Democratic rule reduced county indebtedness from 838,200 to 10,000 and cut the tax levy. Parties in several counties seek money free elections to purify politics. Democratic Central Committee condemns money in elections. Republicans have not joined.
The Corydon newspapers argue against Hester and Stotsenburg by labeling them as representatives of favored classes. They claim Hester, a Republican and city resident, supports high tariffs and corporate interests, while Stotsenburg opposes tariffs though lives in the same manufacturing city. They frame the debate as class versus people.
The piece argues a candidate for office has no role in tariff legislation and questions whether Republicans should back Wilson. It challenges Tom’s voting record and accuses Wilson of being rigid, noting he has not asked Democrats for support.
The text questions why effort was made to remove Zenor or Cox from the ticket after they filed their nomination certificate. It cites a law requiring resignations to be filed within three days with the officer who received the certificate. any resignation after that window is not considered by the Board of Election Commissioners.
The Floyd and Harrison counties Democrats nominate Hon. Evan B. Stotsenburg of New Albany for Senator. A former House member, he advocates reform in city government, nonpartisan police control, stricter ethics for public officials, and shared street improvement costs. He campaigns nightly across Floyd County amid party support. Louisville Times notes no Congressional issue. Geare Hester to lecture in Republican zones, urged to address trusts if elected.
The piece notes GOP support for Governor Hanly’s reform theory while the county Republican organization withholds joining Democrats against illegal campaign money. It recalls how Blythe Ludlow was maligned by some Republicans in a prior campaign, costing votes, and predicts Ludlow gains this time. Corydon Republicans urge backing Hanly to enforce state laws amid recent local law-and-order battles.
The Corydon Republican argues Democrats have governed county affairs for years and contrasts 1837 debt of 358200 with a 72 percent tax rate to present debt near 10000 and a 40 cent levy. He asserts Democrats are responsible for current conditions.
A 19th century claim promotes antiseptic dressings and Chamberlain Pain Balm to speed healing of wounds bruises and burns. The article urges keeping Pain Balm at home to reduce injury time and danger of blood poisoning and notes sale by L. A. Riley & Son.
Resolutions honor Craven G Boone with mourning draped on Laconia Court 260 for thirty days. The lodge offers sympathy to his family and pledges nobler living. Included are a note about publication in county papers and a tribute by J. Ingersoll praising womans love and virtue.
An old drug ad promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine tabs. Druggists refund the money if it fails. E W Groves signature appears on each box. 25 cent jar.
SUGGEST GOOD RULES F. A. Cotton, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, issues hygiene guidelines for students. The list covers spitting, nose picking, hand to mouth avoidance, proper cough etiquette, personal cleanliness, reporting illness or injuries, dental care, and breathing fresh air.
A list of names and locations shows individuals who subscribed or paid for THE DEMOCRAT since the previous update. The roster includes Clarence Bruce Walcott Ind Ed Maury Jr Milltown Robert E Kirkham Elizabeth RR2 Harvey Engleman Corydon J I McKim Manatah Ind J G Cleckner Driscoll Okla Rev J V Sappenfield Clarmont Tl Michael A Elbert N Yakima Wash EB H Eskew Los Angeles Cal Henry Sanerheber White Cloud Sallie J Zenor New Middletown Kay Mosier Bradford Stewart Breeden Denver Cole Cordiau Albin New Middletown RR Lawrence Garing New Albany Joseph R Johnson Locust Point R Rl James Burgess Elizabeth Lucien Morris Hanover Ind Mrs Anna M Hays Mauckport 4 R Michael Lemmel Elizabeth Amos Luther New Middletown Vada Watson Laconia Joby W Lang Ocouto Neb Miss Elizabeth Heuser Georgetown bh R38 Albert O Wolfe Danville Ind James Davidson Aubin Ill Miss Bettie Engleman McLean Ill C CG Dallas Carrolton AL RR Mrs G S Downs Leroy Tl RR 4 Otto Bussabarger White Cloud John Gepner New Salisbury Herman Bauer Lanesville A D Reid Corydon Miss Maggie Mathes McLean Til Dennis Kumbley Shirley Ill care Kerrick farm W J Sims Georgetown BR3 W G Ennen Corydon Pearl Crecelins Worth James Pitman Minneola Kansas John Redick Louisville Ky
A 19th century advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Court Remedy is safe for small children and effective against coughs colds and croup. It promotes the remedy's global reputation and lists L A Riley & Son as sellers. It also notes health food consumption when health permits.
The article argues that surgical operations have been overused and that Peruna offers relief for many conditions previously deemed incurable. It claims Peruna removes catarrh causing pelvic disorders and that Nature then heals, while noting other remedies share this effect.
ANNA MUNDEN of Brinkley Arkansas writes she suffered thirteen years with female troubles and found relief after using Peruna. She reports weight gain from 118 to 186 pounds and says she would be in her grave without the medicine. Mrs Caroline Kramer of Fort Collins Colorado also credits Peruna with curing disordered periods and urges other women to use it and avoid doctors.
Local firm announces full abstract service for Harrison County properties. It claims to provide complete title records from government up to present, covering all properties in the county.
Hadie L. Boone named administratrix of Craven G. Boone late of Harrison County Indiana. Estate declared solvent. Wm. Ridley attorney records the appointment and duties for settling the estate.
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