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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1914
Page
10
A garbled, OCR style community roundup includes endorsements for Corydon candidates, reminiscences from residents, and reports of local people visiting relatives. It mentions Deans Kidney Pills promotion, health complaints, political speakers, and social events with many names and places embedded in the text.
A 212 acre farm four miles northwest of Corydon is offered as two connected parcels with buildings. Twenty two acres are timber with the rest cultivable. most land is meadow and pasture with fruit trees, cellars, five cisterns, barns, a silo, and outbuildings. Owner will sell as one parcel and grant immediate possession. For details inquire at this office.
William Jennings Bryan states that President Wilson supports Indiana’s full Democratic slate. He says Wilson backs Senator Shively and all Indiana Democrats, stressing loyalty of Kern and Shively in the Senate and reiterating confidence in Indiana’s congressional delegation.
Member rates listed for various newspapers and time spans. Prices shown include Daily Louisville Herald one year at 4.00, Courier-Journal at 8.46, Louisville Post at 5.50, Indiana Farmer at 1.25, and Chicago Journal 35.00. Also noted are Lafollette's Weekly at 33.40 for three years and Indianapolis Daily News at 3.40 per year.
Two farms offered for sale in Corydon Indiana and nearby areas. One farm features buildings and springs. the other has a fair house and good water. Prices are low with terms available. parties may contact Joe Tutt for details and a Sunshine Nurseries catalog.
The piece accuses Illinois figures Delavan and Richard of backing Indiana Republican operatives from the Severin hotel in Indianapolis. It cites past editorials about Woodrow Wilson era reforms and the National Association of Manufacturers influence, arguing the same gang now controls Indiana Republican campaigns and seeks to elect pro Wilson Democrats.
Ninety five acre farm for sale about two miles from Corydon on the pike. Five acres of timber a fine large orchard a good dwelling and fairly good out buildings with a spring and two cisterns. A chance for someone to get a well located farm. For particulars inquire at this office.
Liveryman T. E. Burke of Corydon Indiana announces Sunday morning auto service to meet the regular 5:30 westbound passenger train on the Southern line at Corydon Junction. The return trip follows. Dated September 30, 1911.
Ten acre timbered farm fourteen miles below New Albany with a house barn and outbuildings. Includes one mule one cow two hogs and chickens plus crop. Branch bottom land and a room house. Must be sold at once for cash. Pat Mason Elizabeth Ind or Jack Thomas Louisville Ky. Sept 2-tf.
In Corydon the Savings and Loan Association advertises a 5 percent interest on deposits. Customers may purchase shares with $100 initial payment or invest $1.00 per month per share. The offer hints at flexible payment and larger investments for higher returns.
Voters are urged to mark a straight Democratic ticket by placing an X in the circle around the rooster symbol and to inform Democratic neighbors to do likewise. The instruction emphasizes uniform ballot marking for party alignment.
The undersigned Mary S. Bulleit has qualified as executrix of the estate of Amiel L. Bulleit in Harrison County Indiana. The estate is solvent. Attorney C. W. Cook serves as counsel.
Miss Evelyn Adelia Stewart of Euphemia Ohio details enduring monthly pains since age sixteen. After menopause at forty seven she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports relief within three months. She became a maternity nurse, self supporting, earning a home through sewing and nursing, and endorses the product for before and after childbirth.
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