Republican Ticket Named for State and County Roles
The slate lists national and regional offices with Warren G. Harding for President Calvin Coolidge for Vice President and a full lineup of judges prosecutors clerks and officials including Louis B. Ewbank Julius C. Travis Ira C. Batman E. A. Dausman John W. Johnston Charles S. Royce Chris H. Kassendick Horace A. Martin and Otto W. Pegee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Supreme Court
Louis B. Ewbank
Julius C. Travis
Appellate Court
Ira C. Batman
E. A. Dausman
John W. Johnston
Charles S. Royce
Chris H. Kassendick
Do They Ever Claim It About County Officials
The speaker argues Democrats do not claim Republican county officials are incapable or uncourteous because they cannot prove it. They question why voters should not reelect these men and support the Republican ticket, noting Democrats cannot substantiate anti candidate claims.
Warning to Voters About Polls Closing at Six
The notice warns voters that polls close at six o'clock and do not stay open for late arrivals. It urges early voting to ensure ballots are counted, notes increased turnout with women voters, and reminds readers to vote promptly. The ad copy also encourages starting small in advertising.
Showing Up Benham and the surplus trucks claim
The Batesville Herald argues Congressman John S. Benham deserves credit for pushing a 1919 plan to distribute 21 000 surplus government trucks and 40 000 000 worth of road building machinery to state highway commissions. It cites Benham's 43 bills, press support, and a Wilson veto as context for his first term.
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Benham
Batesville Herald
John S. Benham
Herald
Benham of Benham
House
Committee On Military Affairs
Enterprise
John 8. Benham
Fourth
Ther
Congressman Benham
Congress
Senate
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Wilson
Baker
State Road Commissioners
Indiana
Democrats Hear Speakers at City Hall Meeting
Democrats held a City Hall gathering last Thursday with Mrs Porter replaced by Mrs Bailey and Attorney Tremain of Greensburg. They urged democracy over republicanism and attacked Senator Watson Governor Goodrich. They argued against the State Tax Law and warned that the League of Nations would stop war, urging loyalty while painting opponents as traitors. The piece ends with a taunt about advertising to stay busy.
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Porter
Bailey
Attorney Tremain
Greensburg
Watson
Goodrich
League of Nations
Hhs
League
Jackson
Ripley
Ripley County
McCulloch
McCoy Seeks Succeeding Term as Ripley Recorder
The current Ripley County Recorder E McCoy, serving since January 1918, is praised for efficient record work deeds mortgages and abstracts. He actively serves the public in church school lodge and community welfare efforts and aims for re election.
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E. McCoy
Ripley County
McCoy
State Board of Accounts
Teachers Attend State Meeting
City and township school pupils enjoyed two days of vacation last Thursday and Friday while teachers attended the State Teachers Association in Indianapolis.
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State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Foerster's Meats Ads New Sorghum Price
A. C. Foerster & Co advertises new country sorghum at 1.50 dollars per gallon. Local readers are invited to purchase at Foerster's Meats with emphasis on the fresh supply and low price.
Hustler Gangwuay Teases Big Town Deal Today
In Our Town the bustling Hustler Gangwuay is tied to a major deal set to unfold today. Rumors swirl as vendors and residents watch the rapid activity, typical of a town with several hustlers and lively commerce.
Einhaus Narwold Wedding at Adams Church
One of the season’s prettiest weddings was solemnized at Adams Church at two o’clock Wednesday afternoon. Miss Lorena Einhaus daughter of D. A. Einhaus married Frederick Narwold son of Sophia Narwold with Rev Heeseman officiating. The bride wore crepe de chine with ribbons beads and a white rose bouquet. The bridesmaid was Alvina Einhaus in yellow silk poplin, yellow chrysanthemums in her bouquet. Best man Walter Narwold attended the groom. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with extended family guests, and the couple will reside with the bride’s parents for now.
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Adams Church
Heeseman
Lorena Einhaus
D. A. Einhaus
Frederick Narwoll
Sophia Narwold
Alvina Einhaus
Mr. Norwold
Walter
Harper for Sheriff Seeks Ripley County Vote in November
The piece urges Ripley County voters to elect Thomas Harper as sheriff. It notes his prior deputy service under Wildman during war work and his subsequent appointment as sheriff, praising his duty, impartial conduct, and readiness to continue effective leadership if elected on November 2.
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Ripley
Thomas Harper
Harper
Wildman
Improving Roads in Laughery Township
Fred Siebert Jr the road superintendent uses all available material to ready roads for bad weather. Farmers cooperate by providing gravel and it is being placed where most needed to improve conditions.
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Fred Siebert Jr
Laughery Township
Fred
Births of the Week and Copper Chair Found
Births announced for Carson Leonard and Earl Hertenstein with two newborn boys on October 25 and 27. Meanwhile a massive copper chair, purportedly a gift from Queen Victoria to an Ashanti chieftain, was unearthed deep in Africa's Gold Coast jungle.
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Carson Leonard
Earl Hertenstein
Queen Victoria
Gold Coast
Africa
Quick Service Telephone Patrol Report
A terse message requests rapid contact via Quick Service and telephone patrol central. It mentions dialing double six and double five nine and uses slang about getting it fast. The speaker names Ike and references photos, implying a prompt information retrieval task.
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Central
Miss Mathilda Zillebuehler and Nicholas Prickel Marry in Morris
Miss Mathilda Zillebuehler daughter of John Zillebuehler Morris and Nicholas Prickel were united in marriage at St Anthony's Church Morris on a Wednesday morning last week. The gown was white crepe meteor satin with venice lace and bugle beads. The bridesmaid was Loretta Zillebuehler sister of the bride. The groom attended by his brother Martin Prickel. A reception at the bride's home followed and a dance at the Pricket home closed the day. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside with the bride's father after November 1.
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Mathilda Zillebuehler
John Zillebuehler
Morris
Nicholas Prickel
St. Anthony’s Church
Venice
Loretta Zillebuehler
Martin Prickel
Pricket
Pleasant Birthday Surprise for Gus Luechtenberg
More than a hundred friends and neighbors surprised August Luechtenberg on his birthday last Friday. The barn dance followed with a floor spread by hay and plenty of refreshments as the group enjoyed a late celebration and warm wishes for Gus.
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August Luechtenberg
Gus
Potatoes Tie Remarkable Yield Record for Louis Weber
Louis Weber of Route 1 planted two bushels of potatoes on June tenth and harvested fifty bushels that fall. The crop produced big, solid tubers with weights including a four pound five ounce group. Neighbors say no one else in the area has matched this yield.
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Louis Weber
Weber
Food From Many Lands In City Markets
A travelogue style note describes a diverse array of foods found in New York foreign quarters. It mentions black ripened olives from the Orient, small and large sausages, Italian seasoned fillings, sun dried devil fish from Greece, figs from Izmir, and jumbo walnuts from Chile and Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& Great
New York
Orient
Greece
Yzmir
Chile
Manchuria
Measuring Up: What Others Say When You Are Not Present
Community opinions form sentences when you are away, revealing how people size you up. The piece questions self perception versus social judgment and the quiet power of reputation.
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THE
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Albert B. Wycoff
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United States
James E. Watson
Warren T. McCray
Emmett Forest Branch
ED Jackson
W. G. Oliver
Ora J. Davies
U. S. Lesh
L. N. Hines
William B. Goyert
Recorder
DAILY
Horace A. Martin
Otto W. Pegee
Joseph E. Gordon
Henry H. Gookins
Robert G. Schulenborg
Democrats
Tribune
Foerster
A. C. Foerster & CO
Epeagred
Einhaus-Narwold
Harding
Coolidge
Republican State Committee
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