Newton County Political Announcements 1920 1926
A collection of political notices from Newton and Jasper counties announcing Republican candidates for local and district offices. Individuals named include John Treely Davis Emmet M LaRue George A Williams John J Sell Tom Dunlap Moses Leopold Tom Newton R. R. Cummings Tacob D Rich Alexander Tolln and others seeking nominations for Auditor Judge and Joint Representative with primary elections set for May 4 1920 or 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton County
State Board of Accounts
John Itreeley Davis
Jundejal
B. Emmet M. LaRue
Jasper
Newton
Tom
John A. Dunlap
Moses Leopold
Thirtieth Judicial District
Newton, Benton
Benton
Tacob D. Rich
Rook
Indiana
Newton, Benton and
Jasper Counies
Alexander W. Tolln
Local Market Ads and Late 1920s Road Bids
Local notices list buys at Pruitt s Market and The Gem with garden seeds onion sets and feed. Several residents travel to Joliet Chicago Purdue and Goodland while shops tout suits hats and fresh bread. A state auction for a Newton County free gravel road asks for sealed bids May 3 with bonds and noncollusion affidavits, followed by a second notice for another township road bid with similar terms and April 12 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Newton County
John W. Ulyat
Jackson
Iroquois Townships
Board of Commissioners
S. R. Slzelave
State of Indiana
Levit H. Diret
Jackson Township
Board of Commissioners of
Wis
Sizclove
Tudiana
Criterion's Best No. 15940 Sound Pure Bred Stallion
The pedigree of Criterion's Best No. 15940, a Clydesdale stallion owned by Hill Jack Co in Brook Indiana Newton County, born 1919, chestnut with white facial stripe and white feet, was examined by the Secretary of the Indiana Stallion Enrollment Board and certified as purebred under Indiana law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin & Thayer
Brook
Indiana
Newton County
Hill Jack Co
Clydesdale
Indiana Stallion Enrollment Board
Notice to heirs on Rudisill estate final report hearing
Chapin and Thayer administrators announce that Laura H R Spangler the administratrix filed the final report for Louisa C Rudisill deceased on April 14 1920. The Newton Circuit Court will hear the report on May 1 1929 at Kentland Indiana. Creditors heirs and legatees are ordered to appear and show cause why the report should not be approved and the administratrix discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa C. Rudisill
Laura HR. Spangler
Newton
Kentlan
Indiana
Che
E. Hosler
Newton Circuit Court
High School Notes on Absences and Local Plays
Shade Farris missed school after exposure requiring vaccination. Velva Bartlettle quarantined with smallpox exposure as her sister is ill. Edith Heistand out three weeks with rheumatism. Albert Mather Pauline Lyons Russell Lyons and Ruth Bower attended the American Legion play in Kentland Tuesday night. Glen Leopard and Vivian Taylor also at the Kentland performance. Janica Warr returned Wednesday after a bout of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mather
Pauline Lyons
Russell Lyons
Ruth Bower
Kentland
American Legion
Glen Leopard
Vivian Taylor
Janica Warr
Fresh Berries and Fruits At The Gem
Local market notes offer blue berries apricots peaches plums cherries and blackberries at The Gem. The listing highlights a colorful seasonal display and suggests ripe selections for shoppers.
German Planes Faltered as Armistice Slowed
The report notes German bombing and scouting planes fell to 1700 as the armistice slowed. Allies hold three front machines for every German. A Southern California chestnut industry prospect emerges in Santa Ana with chestnut trees seen as a future state crop.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jagper
Atne
George A. Willams
John J. Sell
Tom Newton County
Tor Judge
R. R. Cummings
Arkansas Gazette
Pruitt's Market
Eugene Thayer
Joliet
Ephie White
iChicago
O. M. Lyons
Chicago
Don Berlin
Farry Seonehin
Purdue
Jack Boyer
Goodland
Jack
Mrs. Vondersmith
Mrs. Waterman
Goodyear
Racine
Columbia
Crider & Son
Beau Ideal
J. Krueck
M. McConnell
Harry M. Moberly
B. Krueck
C. M. McConnell
A. J. Chapin
Worshsar
Tracy Freel
Groout
John Deere
LOWE
Farris
Velva Bartlettle
Edith Heistand
O. Pruett Market
Mia, Jamieson
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