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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1921
Page
6
Subscription Terms by County Status
The notice outlines subscription durations and county status with charges. It lists phrases like out of county and in county for periods of one year six months and three months, with amounts such as 81 50 and 6.66. It states subscriptions out of county must be paid in advance and distinguishes advance payment requirements.
God Give Us Men A Massachusetts Memoir on Public Duty
The essay recalls John Gilber Hollands poem God Give Us Men and lauds Massachusetts figures who embodied honor and candor. It contrasts historic virtue with recent politics as the United States faced a separate peace in World War I era, citing leaders like Adamses, Quincys, Garrison, and Eliot, and ends with a reflection on Greece and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
John Gilbert Holland
Connecticut Valley
Beacon Street
Back Bay
Boston
Nahant
Amherst
Williams
Smith
Mount Holyoke
Trinity
Wesleyan
Yale
Holland
Massachusetts
Old Bay State
Ike the Adamses
Quincys
William Lloyd Garrison
Wendell Phillips
Charles Sumner
Henry S. Dawes
George Frisbie Hoar
William E. Russell
Charles W. Eliot
United States
Germany
Washington
Berlin
Thermoplae
Sparta
Symonds
Oxford University
England
Greece
Thermopylae
Massachusetts No More and the Lodge Separate Peace Debate
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes lines from Massachusetts poets and questions the state’s memory of duty. It notes a Republican clash over a separate peace with Germany and references Senator Lodge and a Democratic rebuttal mirrored in a Booneville Standard editorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Louisville Courier Journal
Booneville Standard
Indiana
Democrat
Senator Lodge
Senate
Germany
Courier Journal
Lodge
Congress Quits Its Jobs in Quagmire of Tax and Tariff
The New York World attacks Congress for a failed special session led by President Harding. It denounces delays on the excess profits tax, tariffs, and tariff revisions, arguing leadership is weak and workers suffer while lawmakers retreat from duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Harding
United States
Germany
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee
Federal Reserve
Wilson
Vhis
White House
Senate
The
New York World
Courts Busy With Liquor and Gambling Cases Last Week
Corydon justices W H Morris M C Frank and J H Feller handled liquor and gambling cases. Roscoe Hisey faced charges for liquor possession transport and delivery. bonds totaled 1300. A still and gear were seized from Cortez Criswell. four men jailed for gambling with three pleading guilty. Federal man aided local расследование.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace of
Corydon
W. H. Morris
M. C. Frank
J. H. Feller
Frank
Mr. Morris
Roscoe Hisey
Mr. Frank
Morris
Hisey
Orwick
Marshal Higdon
Roscoe Baxley
Frank Morris
George Hickman
Indianapolis
Jack Flanigan
Squire Frank
The Beautiful Snow in Europe Treaty Discussion
The article argues Europe must preserve the stabilizing treaty among powers and adjust its terms rather than seek a new agreement. It notes President Harding's willingness to pursue changes within the existing framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Harding
Hughes Shifts Policy in Separate Peace With Germany
The Louisville Courier Journal notes Charles Evans Hughes abandons allied positions and repudiates the League of Nations and Versailles, pursuing a separate peace with Germany. It criticizes Hughes for breaking a pledge to Harding and for reclaiming only parts of the treaty that suit U.S. interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evans Hughes
Mr. Harding
League of Nations
Harding
Germany
Hughes
Louisville Courier Journal
Family Kitterman reunion at Corydon hosts Kentland and New Albany folk
Sunday August 28 a Kitterman family reunion gathered at Mr. and Mrs J S Kitterman’s south of Corydon with relatives from Kentland Indiana New Albany and Knox County. Attendees listed included Linden Stonecipher Albert Kitterman Lawrence Kitterman Roy Kitterman and others. They enjoyed a day at the fair and returned home the following Monday. An outing noted as enjoyable by all. For sale a team of large work horses or will trade for stock contact J B Blunk Elizabeth. June 22-t1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Kitterman
Corydon
Linden Stonecipher
Loren
Clarold
Keith
Albert Kitterman
Valeria
Kentland
Ind
Lawrence Kitterman
James
New Albany
Roy Kitterman
Bernice
Claud
Alta
Arville Kitterman
John Kitterman
Mack
Knox Co
Charles Neely
Charlene
Wilma
Laconia
J. B. Blunk
Elizabeth
Strayed or stolen hound seeks owner in Mauckport
Lost female hound described as black and tan with yellow legs and white on the breast. Reward offered. Notify John L. Miller in Mauckport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Miller
Mauckport
Sale of James Daly estate land in Taylor township
The late James Daly's 120 acres in Taylor township will be sold at public cash auction by the Administrator with the Will annexed on Friday September 16 1921. An eighty acre tract holds the dwelling house barn and running water for stock while a forty acre lot adjacent offers prime land. The sale, near Elizabeth three miles south and just west of Glenwood church, follows a provision in the will. Town buyers urged to attend. A 2t 3w and Miles' Variety Store ad follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Daly
Taylor Township
Elizabeth
Glenwood Church
James Daily
Harrison County
Indiana
Iowa
Harrison Circuit Court
Farmers Savings & Trust CO
Kirkham & O'Bannon Attys
Reunion of Rowe Family At Fogal Home Near Farmer City
A Rowe family reunion took place last week at Albert Fogal's home north of Farmer City. Attendees included J. E. Rowe of Clay City Tennessee, Zadia Rowe Duvall of Ames Iowa, Ray Moyars and children of Oxford Indiana, Howard Swift and family of Mansfield Illinois, Ivan Moyars of Oxford Indiana, Edward Rhodes and son of Chicago, I L Daley and family of Farmer City, and visitors Jennie Ingram and E G Ruch of Farmer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Albert Fogal
Farmer City
J. E. Rowe
Clay City
Tih
Zadia Rowe Duvall
Ames
Iowa
Ray Moyars
Oxford
Ind
Howard Swift
Mansfield
T11
Ivan Moyars
Edward Rhodes
Chienago, Sr
I. L. Daley
Fogal
Jennie Ingram
Chicago
E. G. Ruch
Cemetery Cleanup Fund Drive At Applegate Cemetery
Notice to all persons with relatives buried in Applegate cemetery on the Lee Pitman home farm now owned by F I Maris. On Saturday afternoon September 24 1921 residents should bring scythes forks grabbing and sprouting hoes and axes to assist in cleaning the cemetery. A move to raise a permanent fund for future care will occur at the same time and place. Distants are urged to aid as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applegate
Lee Pitman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corydon Democrat
Lew M. O'Bannon
Butercc
Cliss Math
American Press Association
Tfs
Ation
Grand Jury
Palmyra
Cortez Criswell
Criswell
Miles’ Variety Store
Reunyon
Tost
Willys Light
Willys - Knight
Miller’s Electric Shop
Coryaon
Tna
Quart
Miles’ Variety
Rora
Southern Optical Company Incorporated
Kryptok
Fourth and Chestnut
Louisville, Ky
Southern Optical Co
Eureka
F. D. McDonald
Depauw, Ind
R. R
Solomon Mauck
Scott Township
Osborne
William I. Mauck
R. F. Davis
Jonn H. Heth
Builleit
Corydon, Ind
Jas. L.luckett
Jans
E. R. Page
Indiana Veterinary College
Swarens
Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey Crandall and
Depauw
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