Indiana Demoncrat Newspaper details and contact info
The Indiana Democrat is published every Wednesday by BMocRAt Publishing Company at 728 Church Street Indiana Pa. It is a Lily Democratic newspaper with circulation exceeding 1,100 and carrier or post office details listed, including second class matter designation and a local telephone number.
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Indiana Demoncrt
Bmocrat Publishing Company
Church Street
Indiana
Lily Democratic
Cowee
Bell
Terms of Subscription and Notices Rates
Subscription terms state $1.00 per year in advance with $1.00 annual rate if not prepaid. Paper mailed regularly to subscribers until canceled and all arrears paid. Advertising rates apply for administrators executors auditors and dissolution notices. Obituary notices and daily notices charged per line. cash must accompany order.
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Potatoes, Prices, and Tariffs Hurt Farmers and Mills
The article explains potato pricing and shortages note that producers earned little while mills and starch firms profited. It cites that solery selling eastern markets yielded more than factory runs, leading to unemployment among mill labor. Starch production bears only about 16 percent of costs yet faces a 31 percent tariff.
Practical Tariff Talks on Corn Starch Trust Power
Indiana Democrat editor reports on the corn starch industry led by the Corn Products Refining Company. He details price controls, profit sharing, and tariff effects under the Payne law, noting foreign sales, export rebates, and the trust’s market influence.
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Corn Products Refining Company
Broadway
Standard Oil
J. B. Walden
Finance, Ways and Means Committee
House
Corry
Walden
Congressman Underwood
Roosevelt Boom Prompts Taft Roasts In 1912 Race
A Taft era column quotes Larrabee and Washington correspondents on Roosevelt’s rising star and Taft’s fragile grip. The dispatches discuss Roosevelt’s potential return, Taft’s response, and a possible 1912 nomination fight with allied insurgents steering southern delegates and party mood. Roosevelt’s enduring popularity looms as Taft fears sleepless nights and party divisions.
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Larrabee
Iowa
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Larraben
Louisville Courier-Journal
Taft
New York Tribune
Whitelaw Reid
Court of St. James
Theodore Roosevelt
New York World
Middle West
Wlba
San Francisco
New York
Mr. Taft
West
Rougevelt
Maine
New Hempshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Caribnea
Abe
Willing editors misprint leads to cheeky church window boast
A Colorado editor intended to announce that churchgoers on the upcoming Sabbath could inspect what was described as the most beautiful stained glass windows in the West. A printer misread it as stunning grass widows, prompting the sexton to hand out an 8 R.O. sign before the hymn.
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Colorado
Aurora
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