Stolen chickens and political suffrage debate surface
Local snippets report theft of chickens and various neighbors visiting towns and sick lists, then a Indianapolis Star item where Dr Amelia Keller accuses Senator New of opposing woman suffrage. Keller says New voted for the amendment only under party pressure and later sought to repeal the primary law to bar women from voting. Beveridge is cited as not fearing the primary.
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Indianapolis Star
Amelia Keller
Organization Workers of the
Ninth Ward
Beveridge-for-Senator Club
McKinley Club
Senator New
New
Keller
Lim
Indiana
Voice of People
Voice of the People
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Teveridge
Beveridge Club Formed At Whitewater Meeting
Whitewater Ind March 28 A Beveridge for Senator Club organized at the Masonic hall by Franklin township farmers with aid from Richmond visitors. Speeches by W B Pickett of Richmond and other supporters urged Beveridge backing for the forthcoming primary.
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Whitewater
Ind
Franklin Township
Masonic Hall
Albert J. Beveridge
Wayne County
Richmond
W. B. Pickett
Beveridge Gampagn
Black Jack Purebred Thoroughbred Horse for Stud
Pure bred registered and sound stallion stands 17 hands high weight 1150 Tha. Will stand at home 4 miles north of Kentland on the Ade Way just north of the river.
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Kentland
Kindig Farm
Yeast Foam Tablets Offer Pure Whole Yeast Health
Advertises Yeast Foam Tablets as a convenient pocket size source of pure whole concentrated yeast. Claims tonic action on the body, high vitamin potency, and features that prevent gas, belching, or flatulence. Targeted at men and women seeking health benefits from yeast.
Farm Notes Show Nine Shipments by Grant Town Association
A report from the Grant Town ship Livestock Shipping Association outlines nine carloads of stock shipped since its December formation. Eighty-two farmers have used the group, which averages about 70 cents per hundred pounds for shipping. Manager Frank Weishaar is credited for much of the success, with U S Grain Growers aiding former members around Goodland. The 109 members account for 80 percent of the acreage, and on Jefferson township’s east side a director board has been chosen: John Cassidy, R L Constable, Will Drake, B F O'Neil, and Meddie LeBo.
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Grant Township Livestock Shipping Association
cMclent
Frank Weishaar
U. S
Port Bavine
Goodland
Benton County
Jefferson Township
John Cassidy
R. L. Constable
Will Drake
B. F. O'Neil
Meddie le- Bo
Good Seed Potatoes Needed for Strong Early and Late Crops
County agent endorses Early Ohio for early potatoes and Cobblers plus Rural New Yorkers for late crops. Cobblers suit light sandy soils while Ohios thrive in heavier loam. yields rise with ample plant food. Certified seed potatoes gain favor statewide for seed purposes, offering vigorous, disease resistant stock from Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Glando Pine Cough Medicine Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement touts Glando Pine as a rapid cough remedy that soothes throat irritation, loosens lung phlegm, and fights colds. It claims safety for children, a concentrate to mix with syrup, and urges keeping a supply at home. Sold by The Grand-Aid Co. Fort Wayne Ind and Montgomery & Snyder.
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Grand-Aid Co
Fort Wayne Ind
Montgomery & Snyder
Notice to Hunters Protect Birds and Animals
Notice warns against hunting shooting or trespassing on lands owned or controlled by listed residents without owner permission. Violators will be prosecuted under state law. Signatories include Hershman Montgomery Harton Warr Ross Pencs Tyler Lyonn Ade foresman Bowers Dewees Griege Ervin Oyle Bros Kindly Light Watling Starr Kilmer Bringle Herat Merchant Gerrich Unger Johnston VanDerVoort and others. News Times contact 28.
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R. Hershman
John Montgomery
C. J. Harton
Harry Warr
Ross
W.D. Pencs
F. A. Tyler T, Lyonn
George
Jon Ade Folu Foresman
Jacob Bowers
Abe Dewees
Howard Griege
Frank Ervin
Sam Oyle
Martin Bros
Chas
Kindly
HM. Light
Harvey Watling
Geo. B. Starr
Kilmer Jacob L. Bringle
Frank Herat
Jay Merchant
Harry Gerrich Plaa Unger M, Johnston
Wm. VanDerVoort
Ditch lands sold in Linroinownship at county court house
Linroinownship in Xewson County saw the Spitler and Rich ditches auctioned by Drainage Commissioner J. R. Dearfort. The Spitler tile drain of about thirty miles was bought by National Drain Tile Company of Terre Haute for 15900 dollars. several other bids ranged from 17500 to 19600 dollars. The Rich ditch, a dredge construction run about three miles, drew bids from M. Bolenger & Son and Leach Bros among others, with A. Banema of Rensselaer awarded the contract at 10.40 cents per yard totaling 3594 dollars and change.
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Jrourt House
J. R. Dearfort
A. Banema
Rensselaer
Indiana Tax Totals Rise Despite Decline in Property Value
Indiana state figures show taxes due this year total 2,457,749 more than last year while assessable property decreases by 86,952,031 from 1921. The state board of tax commissioners lists counties with taxables and taxes due, highlighting Henton Carroll Jasper Knox Toker Newton Porter Pulaski Tippecanoe and White counties with respective amounts.
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Indiana
State Boards of Tax Commissioners
Henton
Carroll
Jasper
Knox
Toker
Newton
Porter
Pulaski
Tippecanoe
White
Work as a privilege not a penalty
The piece argues work is a privilege and essential, noting many fail to live without it. It emphasizes a proper view of labor, portraying it not as punishment but as a valuable opportunity for society and individual effort.
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Ickens
Dick Bartlett
Bil Gentry
Kentt
John Vaughn
John Lewis
Morocco
John Plummer
Luther Banks
Bert Dells
Lyons and Wert
John Whaley
Beveridge Club
Lebanon
Kindiq Brothers
Kentlnna
Northwestern Yeast Co
Chicago
Yes
Magic
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Xewson County
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