Corydon Democrat Post Office Card Notice
Newspaper notice states the Corydon Democrat is entered at the Corydon post office in Tod., classified as second class matter for mailing.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1917
Page
4
Newspaper notice states the Corydon Democrat is entered at the Corydon post office in Tod., classified as second class matter for mailing.
Public ad rates list charges for display and reader ads. The notice offers 15 cents per inch for each insertion and 5 cents per line for readers, plus a special standing-ad rate for campaigns longer than three months. It appears as a classified advertisement rate card.
A relic notice lists subscription terms: one year out of county or in county, six months out of county at 65 cents, six months in county free, trestles 50e, three months out of county 35 cents, three months in county 25 cents, all out of county must be paid in advance. The fragment hints at a historical newspaper pricing schedule and payment rules.
A Corydon Republican excerpt recounts criticism of the People's Council of America for Democracy and Terms of Peace. It notes President Wilson’s unavailability, governors resisting the group, and Elihu Root’s stance. Also reports cows’ fat and milk yields, with dairy guidance and silage tips.
The writer cites Governor Lowden Elihu Root and Senator Sherman to contrast wartime criticism of President Wilson. The piece urges readers to consider historic judgments of Lincoln and Lincoln’s critics to gauge where Wilson’s critics may stand after time.
Jackson Township announces listing of teachers by position and school along with supply details. The Institute at New Salisbury is set for October 18 at 9 30 o clock, with applications to Prin. O G Lidikay or N Clunie for assignments and high school staff led by O G Lidikay N I Clunie Blanche Davidson and Ed C Sappenfield as trustee.
The Harrison County Fish Game and Bird Protective Association received twelve cans of Black Bass from the Indian State Fish and Game Commission for distribution to twelve farmers ponds. About three thousand fish were delivered by Deputy Commissioner Lewis Amos with President Joe Bender and Secretary Percy L. Davis handling the distribution. Mrs. Lizzie Brand of St Matthews Ky visited county residents during a three week stay.
The paper lists new and renewing subscribers including Dan Grass Waco Nebraska Miss Jennie Trotter Valley City Geo M Jenkins Elizabeth Clarence G Brown Fort D Russell Wyoming Troop C 1st Cav K Foley Corydon Levi Barks New Amsterdam and many others across Indiana Illinois Ohio Kentucky and beyond with a road notice from Harrison County Indiana inviting sealed highway improvement bids on the J M Rosen road per specifications in Corydon.
Hon. William J. Bryan tells soldiers at Fort Benjamin Harrison that the nation must be united and that discord must come only from those who misunderstand American institutions or lack patriotism. He warns against allowing world opinion to sow division as the country prepares for war.
The Palmyra Sunday School teachers and students held an outing at Cedar Springs on September 18. About thirty attended. a well-filled noon dinner pleased all. Mr. Lofton photographed the group near the table. The afternoon featured games and Victrola music before returning late, reporting a good time.
Notice to the public that by decree of the Harrison Circuit Court William H Dinklocker plaintiff seeks $182.62 with costs and interest. At Corydon court house between 10 AM and 4 PM a public auction will sell rents and profits for up to seven years from the described real estate in Harrison County Indiana. If needed the same day the fee simple title to the property may be sold to satisfy the decree. Sheriff Eli Miller Harrison County Indiana orientated notice.
Harrison County Indiana commissioners invite sealed proposals on form 10 for the Hottle Ford Bridge project. Bids due October 5, 1917 at 2 PM. provide labor and materials with a double bond for faithful performance. affidavit of non-collusion required. board may reject any bid. completion time to be set after letting.
Help wanted ad seeking a married man with a small family to join the Davis farm. Applicants should contact Ramney 619-3 or R F Davis by phone or mail for details.
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