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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1914
Page
2
The fragment outlines subscription options and rates, advertising charges, and display ad terms. It notes six month and other period options, with varying per insertion prices and a 16 percent charge for certain items. It references church notices and parish bills, plus rates for readers and patrons.
A fragmented local notice warns voters to register by October 5 while promising alternate dates and urging Democrats to spread the message. The garbled text references October 3 and November 3 voting, with unclear names and numbers.
The piece discusses price trends and market signals amid political pressure on agriculture policy. It notes farmers’ concerns over costs, government actions, and predictions about future supply and profits. The text references Democrats and policy shifts affecting grain pricing and producer decisions.
The passage notes that many former Republicans now disregard Republican predictions. It argues Democrats long claimed the GOP party's flaws, while Republicans misrepresented Democratic positions, and asserts the public accepts these shifts after years of conflicting statements.
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt in New Orleans argued that removing the sugar duty raised prices. The piece contrasts Republican tariff defenses with Democratic aims and notes Indiana debates over state borrowing and past administrations, urging Democrats to see Republican misrepresentation.
Teachers from township high schools met at the Institute and formed the Harrison County Rural High School League. Basil A. Byrne was elected president with Robert Jenkins as vice president and Nelle Khelley as secretary treasurer. A committee led by Grace Carroll Maurice O’Bannon and O Crosby will plan the first meet in October at Corydon Teachers' Joint Institute.
Public sale will occur at the residence located three miles south of Hardinsburg on Wednesday September 6 1914. items include 2 tread horses 1 Jerney cow 2 yearling heifers 2 heifers four months old 1 spring wagon buggy harness hay and various other property. Sale starts at 1 o clock a m usual terms. Emily Self administrator.
180 acre farm for sale five miles from Corydon with spring water and a good house. A barn and slight fencing are present. Includes farm implements machinery and crops. owner selling to fund other business ventures. Call at this office for details.
The Democratic Committee asks President Wilson to speak for his party in the campaign. He declines, sending a letter praising Congress for a productive session and urging focus on duties, stating he must remain at his post to continue national work.
Farm for sale in Posey township south-east of New Middletown. Seventy five acres with a six room dwelling, large barn, good outbuildings, fifty acre meadow, thirty five acres nearby. On Allen white road and rural route. Fruit trees and timber. Write or call Albert Eivert Mirabeth Indiana RR 2.
Advertisement notes a farm for sale adjoining Corydon town limits with potential for subdivision or farming. For particulars inquire at this office.
The Democratic State Committee in Indianapolis asserts the 68th Indiana General Assembly enacted beneficial laws across sectors including education, infrastructure, and criminal reform. They note endorsements from Republicans and a State Charities Board report praising the legislature, urging voters to judge the record at the polls.
The note promotes Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing tonic for underweight and frail children. It claims the product sharpens appetite, builds healthy tissue and muscle, and supports active brains. It warns against alcoholic substitutes and emphasizes pediatric nourishment.
Property of the late Gideon Feller offered by heirs. Large lot with out-buildings including smoke house summer kitchen wood house poultry house and large stable and corn crib. Attorneys Callon Wickham and O'Bannon to contact.
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