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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
2
The Coatesville Herald lists its postal entry information as registered for second class mail matter with the post office in Coatesville, Tennessee.
Mrs. Anna Millman spent a few days last week with Mrs. Jennie Baldwin who is recovering as Mires Baldwin battles mumps. Mrs. Lila McDonald and Mrs. Alice ...
The column lists Monday to Sunday visits among Amo residents and nearby towns. It notes health updates, callers, social events, a senior play at Amo, barber shop changes, hospital stays, and farm reports including sales of three male colts bringing high prices and rivalry with tractors.
A New York man fills out his income tax report as part of personal duties. The item hints at the broader theme of giving for a better world and questions the amount needed to improve society.
A terse plea reframes a crisis message, insisting no ransom will be paid while calling for massive funds to secure a rescue. The phrasing emphasizes refusal of extortion and commitment to a substantial financial response.
John T. Hume declares his candidacy for Hendricks County Prosecutor subject to the May 4 1920 Republican primary. Benjamin F. Davis announces a bid for Hendricks County Representative under the same primary process.
John E. Vestal of Guilford Township declares candidacy for the third district commissioner nomination in Hendricks County subject to the outcome of the Republican primary on May 4, 1920. The notice appears as a formal declaration of candidacy under party rules.
A speech condemns immigrants as undesirable and a threat to liberty. The speaker urges removing aliens who are new to the country, arguing they bring disorder and a license lacking love of liberty. The call emphasizes strict immigration control and due process.
A cautious message frames progress with steady steps and clear direction. The speaker urges staying grounded, keeping ideals high, and avoiding hasty shifts while planning forward with certainty.
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