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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
4
The paper lists charges for notices of church logic and entertainments with admission for profit. A rate of 2 per line applies beyond 20 lines. for items over 20 lines, 5 per line is charged. Six words count as one line. payment in money or stamps with copy.
The piece argues for electing John W Kern to the U S Senate and criticizes insurgent Republicans and reform parties. It urges Democrats to unite behind Kern while contrasting with Simith Askren Edward 8 Tuell and Beveridge and notes campaign activities in Crawford County and Indiana. It references Evan B Statsenburg and Henry Ginkins in local politics.
The Corydon Republican argues Democrats oppose tariffs while Republicans fail to defend tariffs. It warns of socialistic trends, attacks Taft for saying tariffs don’t affect farmer prices, and urges voting Democratic to oppose trusts and graft. It discusses Bev eridge and subsidies and praises local candidates Pete Wright and Joseph D Pitman.
The Corydon Republican reprints a disputed account of the 1908 race for county auditor, alleging voting irregularities in Washington township. It cites that J. L. O Bannon received 36 votes while William Taylor had 60, with 25 ballots uncounted, and claims a Republican editor helped disguise the issue. The piece laments ballot destruction and praises a 1909 law preserving ballots for sixty days, arguing O Bannon would have won under it.
The ad claims Hem-Roid, prescribed by Dr J B Leonhardt, relieves internal piles and offers money back if it fails. It notes a long selling history with refunds under 3 percent and prices a dollar for a large bottle. Readers are urged to request a booklet and mentions a talk by Kernslay Beveridge in Corydon on Saturday October 29.
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