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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
2
Circulation figure listed at 3400 with editor Lew M O'Bannon noted as proprietor. The notice references post office entry at Sorrear Ind with second class matter and presents subscription and display ad rates.
Notices outline a 2 percent special rate on certain charges and explain that obituaries and related items may be edited to twenty lines or fewer. The text mentions payment terms and guidance on amounts, with references to fees and monetary amounts.
Voters are urged to register prior to the upcoming election. The notice emphasizes October 4 as the deadline to complete registration to be eligible to vote on November 3.
Critics find little to challenge in the new Currency Law and Income Tax Law while noting the Tariff Law aims to correct Payne-Aldrich inequities. Supporters argue the tariff meets its goal, though its effects remain evident in the market.
The buy a bale movement aids distressed Southern planters by financing cotton through 10 cent purchases stored until war’s end. It is not an investment offering guaranteed profit. predictions cite possible future prices but emphasize the risk for small buyers.
The article argues that Cenn es University bonds totaling 120000 will be paid from the present levy by the end of the Democratic administration, saving 300000 annually. It cites Purdue University and Indiana University endowment bonds as gifts or restricted funds, then criticizes Hugh Miller for alleged legislative lapses in 1907. It alleges twelve years of Republican rule created many offices at cost and questions republican claims while urging explanation from Jam Watson or C W Fairbanks.
A historic fragment shows repeated local voices from Corydon townships urging cautious guidance. An advertisement touts Doan’s Kidney Pills with testimonials from residents, citing personal kidney health improvements and urging readers to seek the product from Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo.
Land rental offer at Pirimmer farm five miles east of Conquen. Contact Miss farie Jd'frnmmer or F Joseph Steiner for details. Corylsn fad Roy alv-dw Ca
A hybrid Citizens ticket backed by Republicans and Bull Moose Progressives aims to defeat Democrats in Floyd County. The piece questions the ethics of bipartisan nominations and laments politics of expediency over principle.
Fragmentary political commentary notes county leaders in Floyd and Harrison counties. The author implies bipartisan plans influence control after November 3 with Harrison County Ledger appearing stronger than Floyd County leadership.
Property formerly of Gideon Feller with a large lot and multiple out-buildings including smoke house summer kitchen wood house poultry house and a large stable and corn crib. Heirs seek sale represented by Callon Kirkham and O Bannon Attorneys.
Charles Douris died Friday at his home eight miles southwest of Corydon after a long tuberculosis illness. He was 63 and survived by a wife two children a sister and two brothers. Funeral services were held Sunday at Heidelburg Church conducted by Rev M L Peter and burial followed in the church cemetery. He came from Salt Lake City four years ago to marry Miss Mabel Danner.
Mrs. Sarah E. Duncan of Tipton reports her son suffered a dreadful cough and feared consumption. After trying one bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy his cough stopped and he recovered from the cold. For sale by all dealers. Sept.
Four room cottage half a mile west of Lanesville on Corydon and New Albany pike with one and a half acres. Features cellar, smoke house, other buildings, fruit trees. Formerly John Elbers property. Price $790. Call or address Henry Jaegers, Lanesville. 823 2w.
Eighty acre farm two miles from Corydon on the pike with a good new house and barn. Farm described as in good condition and the owner eager to sell at a bargain. Inquiries to the Republican office.
Notice states Pearl Richardson has left bed and board and will not be responsible for any debts she may contract. Clarence Richardson signs and ends with his name.
James T. Smith advertises miracle wheat seed for sale at W. H. Bullett & Sons Corydon Ind. Persons seeking seed can obtain quantities from the location R. R. 5. s23-3w.
A Lackawanna New York woman reports six years after childbirth she felt miserable yet recovered after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes the remedy for displacements inflammation irregularities and nervous prostration and invites letters for confidential advice.
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