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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows Courydon Indiana post office rates and subscription details for a period lapsed with figures for one year and three months. Names Lew M O Bannon Jitur and Phoprietor appear as small notices alongside rate figures and miscellaneous stamps or services.
A fragmented ad notice outlines display rates at 15 cents per line and special rates on standing ads. It mentions a three month term, a possible 2 percent charge, and a requirement to send the payment amount in currency.
An obscure OCR fragment references a campaign event with unclear timing and participants. The text hints at positions and parties but lacks coherent names or locations. The fragment mentions a republic and a campaign, suggesting a local political item with limited readable facts.
The passage lists several managers led by Jin Watson, described as dictator in chief, along with Jim Goodrich, Jim Hemenway, Joy Fester, Joe Whealing, Charlie Bookwater, Delavan Smith, Wil Hays, Will Wood, and W T Durbin. They organize to back a Republican victory to gain control.
The Indianapolis News endorses Woodrow Wilson for president praising his administration. It highlights the tariff, trust reform, and anti trust measures, noting the administration acted boldly and effectively in the last year and a half.
Indiana Democrats laud the national administration under Wilson. They credit congress for leadership and record gains. They note limited opposition outside Republicans and Progressives and back re election of Senator B F Shively and Congress on the Wilson record.
Judge Earl Sample of Greenfield spoke at the county courthouse amid Democratic appeals to voters. He criticized Republican and Progressive stances, praised Wilson administration aims, and defended Democratic policies including tariff reduction and direct election of senators. The event drew a solid attendance and favorable impressions of Sample.
Editorials from 1913 and 1915 praise Democratic leadership and support for public utilities legislation. They note Republican critiques of patronage and celebrate passage of the bill amid opposition from Philadelphia interests and the Murdocks.
Minnveola Kan. records report that Pianan killed a large rattler last week after it bit a steer and a cow this summer and briefly bit the dog before being slain. Dro DD. OW. Hays and son Dwight visited in town, and A Hays arrived from southern Indiana for work. Mrs. W. A. Smith returned home from Juana, Nebraska. Pitman purchased a new LHS Maskweibeur and secured the agency.
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