The Democrat newspaper of Bloomfield Indiana historic masthead
The item lists publication details for The Democrat founded 1861 in Bloomfield Indiana with editor W L Slinkard. It shows weekly Thursday publication, subscription rates one year $1.50 six months 75 cents single copies five cents, all in advance, advertising rates per line, and post office second class mail status.
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Democrat Printing Office
Opera House Block
Bloomfield
Greene County
Indiana
W. L. Slinkard
Postoffice
Official Directory State and National Representatives
The directory lists Congressman W. A. Cullop for the Second District Vincennes County Representative Clyde O. Yoho of Bloomfield Indiana. Joint Senator James H. Humphreys from Linton Indiana.
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W. A. Cullop
Vincennes County
Clyde O. Yoho
Bloomfield
Ind
Greene-Owen
James H. Humphreys
Linton
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
John W. Kern Thomas Taggart
Indiana
John A. M. Adair
William A. Cullop
Owen, Greene and
Sullivan Counties
George R. Griffin
Greene County
Frank Morgan
Sixty- Third Judicial Circuit
Paul V. Davis
Jeptha Moss
Horace V. Norvell
Ralph C. Young
Harry R. Isenhower
Lubin Joins Republican Backers of Wilson Reelection
David Lubin of Sacramento along with Thomas Edison Luther Burbank and Henry Ford have endorsed President Wilson for reelection. The group argues it is not time to change leaders amid the world crisis. Lubin, a wealthy California farmer, founded the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome to study global farming needs.
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David Lubin
Sacramento
Cal
International Institute of Agriculture
Rural Credit
America
Wilson
Thomas A. Edison
Luther Burbank
Henry Ford
Mr. Lubin
California
Rome
Italy
American Chamber Promotes U S Manufacturer Products
The American Chamber cautions that American distribution lags Germany and Europe and urges leadership in business methods. Lubin praises President Wilson and Roosevelt, calling Wilson practical, fearless, and a good business man while stressing sympathy for Mexico and a commitment to world peace.
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American Chamber of Commerce
Rome
Lubin
Germany
Europe
America
Republican Party
Wilson
Mr. Roosevelt
Read It All The War Ends Soon And Hughes For President
A speaker cites Wall Street bankers predicting Europe peace within a year and Hughes as inevitable president. He argues government money power via Federal Reserve makes loans easy and panics impossible, contrasting farmers’ credit access to speculative finance.
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Charles E. Hughes
United States
John J. Mitchell
Ilinois Trust and Savings Bank
New York
Europe
Mitchell
Hughes
Farmer
Business Man
Wall Street
Riddle
Oklahoma
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Taft Era Senate Speech on Mexico Redress Policy
Senator Elihu Root argued that while American citizens suffered injuries and losses in Mexico, the United States should pursue redress through peaceful negotiation rather than force. He warned that using threat of force would reverse U S policy and set civilization back, advocating diplomacy to seek due redress from Mexico.
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Taft
Elihu Root
Senate of the
United States
Mexico
Questions for Hughes attack Adamson eight hour law
W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen questions Justice Hughes about arbitration and the eight hour law. He argues railroads favored arbitration that excluded many smaller roads and workers and claims investigation before legislation was unnecessary. He cites wages and service conditions set by unions and railroad bodies.
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Justice Hughes
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway
Lee
Brotherhoods
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Hughes
United States
Western
Hostlers
South
Southwest
Mexico
Texas
Lost hound sought in Lilburn area
A black white and tan female hound is missing and linked to Lilburn Jackson. Neighbors report she was last seen near residential streets and dog owners are asked to check sheds and alleys for the female hound.
Wilson Telegram Replies to O Leary Overvotes
President Wilson responds to Jeremiah A. O Leary of the American Truth Society who urged voting for him. O Leary had previously declared that Bryan should be hung and is linked to figures Roosevelt condemned for supporting Hughes nomination.
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Wilson
Jeremiah A. O’leary
American Truth Society
O’leary
Bryan
Roosevelt
Hughes
Best Time to Borrow for Land and Insurance Offers
A farmer is urged to borrow at five percent to buy more land or consolidate debts, with promises of low risk in real estate investment. Curtis C. Hendren, agent, promotes insurance for buildings and stock. Also notes the 1916 acre alfalfa contest and corn contest by C. F. McIntosh, Bloomfield Illinois. Hess Witch Hazel Cream is advertised with a money back guarantee via F. L. Burke.
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Curtis C. Hendren
Local Social Roundup From McVille Area
McVille area residents share visits and dinners with neighbors including Joé Emerson and Rosa Brown. churchgoers attend Little Flock services. Molasses making continues as Charles Brown works the past week. Noah Sims home narrowly avoids fire damage last week. A birth occurs to Frank Maners and wife on September 25. Everett Dumond’s friends host a surprise birthday gathering Thursday night.
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Rassie Malicoat
Joel Malicoat
Calvertville
Lam Brown
John Butcher
John Burks
Oscar Sims
F. M. Henry
Claude Livingston
Owen Eller
Charles Brown
Noah Sims
Lusta Minks
Monroe County
Mollie Greene
Harley Noel
Frank Maners
Inez Frye
Faye Sims
Everett Dumond
Etna
Mary Brown
Enoch Bruner
Everett Maners and
James Craig
Bloomington
John Burks Last Tuesday Reported
John Burks was mentioned for events that occurred Tuesday and Tuesday night, with details limited to brief references in the readable text. The article centers on Burks and the timing around the two Tuesday periods.
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John Burks
Dairy Dept Notice to Exhibitors at Bloomfield Show
Notice to exhibitors in the Dairy Dept announces a milk testing contest for butterfat at the Bloomfield products show on October 12 13 and 14. Any cow type or breed may enter and one milking per cow will be weighed and tested. Prizes are first $5 and second $3 based on butterfat pounds. Contest led by William Leach Bloomfield creamery.
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Bloomfield
Wiliam Leach
The
Bloomfield Creamery
Hess Witch Hazel Cream Endorsed for Rough Irritated Skin
George Ade endorses Hess Witch Hazel Cream as superior for summer burns and winter chill. The W H C guarantees relief for rough skin chapping and irritated hands and face with a money back promise if not satisfied.
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Hess
W. H.C
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Official Directory
E. K. Ashcraft
George E. Kidd
John W. Johnson
Chas. E. Fuller
Lilburn Jackson
Weeden C. Jackson
W. BR. Cravens
Charles B. Collins
Claude E. Gregg
S. N. Yeoman
Thomas A. Henry
A. M. Miller
Sec
Walter Brown Marshall
Joshua Cook
P. M. Cook
Allen G. Pate
Byron Titus
Pres
Harvey Greene
Albert McLaughlin
Woodrow Wilson
United
C. F. McIntosh
Agt
Bloomfield, Ind
F. L. Burke
McVille
Joé Emerson
Newark
Rosa Brown
Press Freeman
Oscar Macy
Little Flock
Dairy Dept
George Ade
Cy Eeerete Ry-1
Nee Aiild
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