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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
11
Auction notices reveal Eugene Watson’s sale near Valley City set for October 5 with items including hay horses cattle farm machinery and implements. The column also notes local drives to Falls Cities, fruit tree curiosities, and various community events and real estate inquiries in Corydon and surrounding areas.
The piece reports General Villa resuming conflict in Mexico while U S troops remain in Vera Cruz. Carranza pursues an orderly path toward a popular presidential election, but Villa seeks continued disorder. A national convention in Mexico City is planned to resolve divisions among Constitutionalist forces, with mixed views on peace prospects.
Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Terre Haute and Indianapolis praising Indiana Senator Beveridge. Roosevelt highlighted Beveridge’s record on child labor laws, tariffs, and labor protections, arguing his deeds reflect Progressive principles and urging support for reelection.
The Progressive leaders in this county seek to publish chosen remarks from Mr. Roosevelt's Indianapolis speech last Saturday night. They praise Mrs. Beveridge, the Progressive candidate for United States Senate in Indiana, as part of a paid matter to support her campaign.
The New Corydon Packing Company will start buying hogs and cattle for packing next Tuesday October 5. Mrs Adolph Hiesser has been repairing plant machinery and claims first rate condition for business. They will pay within per hundred of the Louisville markets on hogs. This creates a local market for farmers stock and should be patronized.
Obituary tribute for Seater Man Aten Stevens of Corydon WLC. The article honors her generous impulses and care for those she aided, noting a life of faith and service. It mentions her impact on a choir, her mercy in ministry, and the community mourning her loss with prayers for her family.
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