Indiana tax plans stalled until 1923 session
Indiana tax conference notes indicate a major reform unlikely before the 1923 legislative session. Governor McCray supports amendments and a study by a state task force to inform remedies, while critics warn against continued road and public-spending waste.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
McCray
Ruth
Partie
Goodrich
Anderson
Madison County
Purdue University
Seymour
Baltimore & Ohio
Medora
Hugh Selfker
Thomas Hill
Harry Mcculley
M. ©. Downey
C. R. Harding
St. Louis
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Gibson County Grand Jury
Francisco
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Spurgeon
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Indiana Federation of Farmers' Associations
U. S. Grain Growers. Incorporated
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U. S
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Indian Federation
Ilinois Federation
Benjamin J. Burris
le. N. Hines
Burris
Hines
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
Pranklin
Johnson County
Muncie
Delaware County
Jeffersonville
Clark County
Kokomo
Home Help Brings Happy Turn for Sinclair Family
Donald Sinclair and his sister Jean hire Gladys Turner a skilled housekeeper after a found letter boosts her prospects. Gladys moves in and transforms their meal times with a perfect home setup. Donald secretly plans to keep her, while Jean and Gladys bond over shared work and ambitions. The trio enjoys a contented, movie night awaited by all.
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F. W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
Henry J. Ryan
Legion
Americanism Commission
Milton J. Foreman
Chicago
The
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Country Club
Galbraith
Tacianapolis
Indiana
State Department of Education
MiWanapolis
Warsaw
Lydia Decker
Kosciusko County
Leroy Lovett
Elkhart
Virgil Decker
Calvin Decker
Fred Decker
Atwood
Washington, D. C
Civil Service Commission
Bluffton
Connersville
Crown Point
French Lick
Linton
Notre Dame
Rushville
Spencer
Washington
Donald Sinclair
Jean
Donald
Gladys Turner
Sinclair & Co
Woman's Magazine
Jen
Local residents visit during weekend and week
Additional locals from Sunman, Greensburg, Spencer ville, Cincinnati and Indianapolis visited Batesville area friends and relatives last week. Guests included Miss Elsie Dreyer of Sunman, Rev. Gardner from Indianapolis, Mrs. Bess Lanigan of Spencer ville, and many others visiting family and recovering from illnesses or travel.
Attractiveness of Advertising in Modern Newspapers
The Shoe and Leuiter Reporter notes editors fear readers overlook ads as eye catching posters crowd the page. Editors struggle to hold attention amid gilt, bold announcements and space they pay for.
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Shoe and Leuiter
Placing the Obligation in a Quip from New York Sun
An exchange notes Trooking inviting the speaker to a weekend outing but warns against obligations. The speaker jokes that Hopkins never pays his bills and implies any obligation would fall to his creditors like a butcher or grocer.
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Hopkins
New York Sun
Henpecked Husband Discourteously Outed At Club Card Game
In a long-winded card game at the club the Henpecked Husband was tarred and feathered with public rebuke. He heads home at midnight after a fierce bowing out by an Hupert while his wife expects daily work and nightly entertainment at home.
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Hupert
Batesville and Cincinnati visitors listed in local notes
Miss Westerling from Batesville caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernhard of Cincinnati visiting Herman Grunkemeyer family. George Hildebrand Batesville caller Tuesday. Numerous Grunkemeyer area families and Miss Stella Grunkemeyer attend Oldenburg commencement. Stuart Woodfull leaves for Macko Islands this week. Will Nordmeyer to Cincinnati Friday. Mrs. Schene and children and Mrs. John Wintz visit locals Sunday.
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Miss Westerling
Batesville
Joseph Bernhard
Cincinnati
Herman Grunkemeyer
George Hildebrand
George Siefert
Harry Gauck
John Amberger
Max Stock
George Gutzwiller
Means
Charles Bramlage
Chas, Grunkemeyer
Stella Grunkemeyer
John Nordmeyer
Loretta Zillebuehler
Kate Zillebuehler
Leora Bartling
Bertha Volz
Harry Volz
Oldenburg
Stuart Wood
Eelskin Belief Promises Rheumatism Cure
A southern superstition holds that dried eelskin can cure rheumatism. Markets sell the skins, claimed to retain electricity through preparation. Wrapping a skin around an affected joint is said to bring quick relief, according to fish dealers.
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America
Venezuelan park to honor Henry Clay
The Boston Transcript recalls Henry Clay’s push for recognizing the Spanish American republics and notes Venezuela plans a park named in his honor to celebrate the remembered advocacy.
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Venezuela
United States
Henry Clay
Boston Transcript
President Adams as Fire Fighter in Early America
A historical note recalls President John Adams helping extinguish a treasury fire by passing buckets from a nearby pump. His courage prompted bystanders to form a line, but citizens urged him to step back to avoid catching a cold.
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Treasury
Adams
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Wallman’s Shoe Store
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