Fayette County Republicans Hold Mass Convention in I. O. F. Hall
Fayette county Republicans met in the I. O. F. hall to ratify delegates and committeemen. George C. Florea presided as temporary chairman and E. W. Tatman as secretary. Resolutions set candidate pledges and voting rules as district leaders endorsed Watson for governor and Eliott for circuit judge. County officers were reorganized with Allen Wiles retained as chairman.
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Fayette County
I. O F. Hall
Allen Wiles
R. N. Elliott
George C. Florea
E. W. Tatman
Mrr
Charles E. Fairbanks
B. F. Mmcccresby
I. J. Barrows
Ton
James E. Watson
Hank N. Eliott
Wm. K. Stoops
Claud L. Truster
RE. W. Tatman
Sixth District Republican Convention in Cambridge Endorses Watson
The Sixth District Republican convention in Cambridge endorsed James E. Watson for governor and Charles W. Fairbanks for president, with strong support for Roosevelt administration policy and for state leaders. Watson spoke to large crowds, pledging tariff revision and a special session of Congress after the presidential inauguration.
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Cambridge
Watson
John L. Rupe
Richmond
W. H. Elliott
New Castle
Wayne County
C. W. Stivers
Liberty
Congress
Edgar M. Hass
Committee On Resolutions
Charles W. Fairbanks
James EK. Watson
J. H. Tomlin
Ochiltree Farm List Listings with Varied Acres and Distances
The notice details twelve farm tracts by W. E. Ochiltree, listing acres, proximity to Connersville and Laurel, transport access, improvements quality, and asking prices. Several properties note Will trade options or specific building conditions. The listing appears from First National Bank Building with contact or broker reference.
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Laurel
Connersville
Good City
Improved German fireless stove roasts and fries meals
A fireless cook stove in Germany has been upgraded to fry and roast as well as cook. The heated stone is placed with the steak or roast in a sealed box for about an hour to finish. In double boxes all three processes can occur simultaneously. Makers expect to sell 60 000 units in Germany and Switzerland this year.
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Fred Snider
Mr. Snider
B. J. Schneider
Hamilton
Frederick Snider
Nuernburg
Province
Bayern
Germany
America
Cincinnati
Felicity
Middletown
Ohio
Connersville
Minnie Uhl
John Uhl
George Cain
Mary Snider
Oldenburg
Louise Morat
Louisville
Kentucky
Kathryn
Emma
Frank
Fred
Louise
Wilda
Carl
Scotland
Johann
Louis
Martino
Switzerland
New York City Budget Compared With Japan’s Empire
The city plans higher spending next year than the empire of Japan’s budget excluding debt interest. Public schools in New York cost more than Japan’s army and navy combined. The comparison is presented as a fact, not a judgment on extravagance or poverty.
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Bridget
Dinah
Katrina
New York Weekly
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Kenny van Dyke
Hest
van Dyke
New York City
Empire of Japan
New York
Japan
Peabody Fund Endowment Distributed After 40 Years
The Peabody fund once used to educate whites and blacks in the south will be allocated to the institutions that have administered income. Trustees recently decided the fund’s work has been completed and its duties can be laid down.
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Peabody Fund
George Peabody
South
Mule Telegraphs Inspire Cavalryman Verse Frontier
A poem about a mule that can gently telegraph its leg and throw you half a mile is cited as evidence that the poet’s inspiration was genuine, illustrating science’s link to vivid frontier imagery and innovation.
Inventor Pivots Car From Water and Land Toward Flight
The note suggests the inventor of a land and water vehicle should improve it to fly. It also implies police enforcing speed limit laws will be kept busy by such a development.
Yellow Dirigible La Patrie Causes Worry in France
The French military airship La Patrie is said to be yellow and flying away, prompting government concern. Its owners admit the craft is behaving in a distinctly yellow manner as it eludes authorities.
Eminent sociologist cites music as cure for bad boys
A noted sociologist asserts that music can reform rebellious youths. The remark echoes a philosophy once attributed to Paddy and his drum, prompting discussion on arts as social therapy.
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Paddy
Red Nose Man Declines Color Photography Appeal
A stark remark suggests color photography will not attract the man with the red nose. The balance between novelty and practicality is implied as a social observation of taste and technology.
If Time Wasted Wishing Were Devoted to Work
A compact reflection noting that dedicating effort to labor rather than wishing would push progress forward each day. The aphorism emphasizes action over idle longing to improve outcomes.
It Is Better to Ask for What You Want
A concise reflection on motivation. The saying contrasts asking directly for desired outcomes with merely hoping for them, suggesting proactive communication and clear requests lead to better results. It emphasizes agency and practical steps over passive wishing.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Central Committee
Clarence Pippin
Charles Snider
Lyman Cooley
W. E. Ochiltree
Charles Wiker
Ambrose Elliott
Alfred Leedke
Geo. H. Haley
Chas. E. Moffett
Jennings
D. B. George
Jackson
Albret Gable
Orange
John Fielding
Columbia
Charles Thomas
Harrison
S. E. DeHaven
C. O. Moffett
Waterloo
W. E. Jones
Fairview
A. G. Hinchman
Posey Township
Homer Donicker
Chas. Snider
Dora Ball
Lewis Ashworth
C. A. Rieman
B. P. Hawkins
AY Leedke
Fred Neal
Sam McCready
C. E. Moffett
D. Chance
W. D. Thomas
T. C. Bryson
Chas. Stevens
FH. L. Hurst
J. B. Jones
Horace Caldwell
Frank Broaddus
A. T. Beckett
Geo. Riebsomer
Congressional
James Steele
O. M. Hempleman
C. Hull
J. S. Clouds
A. L. Chrisman
J. M. Sanders
L. Mathewson
N. Hamilton
L. D. Dillman
Wheeler C. Davis
Ernest Jeffrey
Albert Ficklin
L. Coletrane
Howell Pike
L. L. Dukate
Merritt DeHaven
Chas. Moffett
Oliver Fiant
J. H. Jewell
Charles Edwards
Melvin Enis
Richard G. Wait
Will Hawkins
John Clifford
Grundy Veatch
Will Vogel
Jay Monroe
Geo. Bullard
Leffingwell
Fred Hackleman
Edward Murphy
Ray McKee
Ott Utter
Si West
O. Price
Herbert Taylor
Fred Hurst
Dr. Mitchell
Emmett Oldham
W. K. Potter
Chas. Brown
Carl Carter
Perry Bottes
L. A. Frazee
P. T. Bilby
Warren Murray
J. ©. Foster
Chas. Oldham
Frank Hanson
J. S. Hawkins
C. I. Showalter
Virgil Barker
Herbert Limpus
James Ochiltree
Geo. Leonard
Frank Holland
van Riger
Albert Goble
Ed McCormick
Joe Pippin
Ward Hanson
Calvin Ochiltree
J. J. Martin
Raymond Springer
Geo. Disborough
Geo. M. Brown
LeRoy Hartman
Jas
K. Mason
Alva Bilby
Harry Culbertson
Rolland Murray
John Krausser
Jesse Oldham
Ora Fiant
Alfred Barker
Clyde Myer
Robert Eskew
Ed Campbell
Walter Nelson
S. Lewis
Charles Jinks
I. Barrows
Geo. Masters
W. P. Alexander
J. M. Anderson
Homer Doniker
W. S. Saxon
Jno
Dissel Kohn
Marshal Benedict
Cort Troxell
Arthur Moffett
Wm. Tieman
J. L. Byrne
Clarence Edwards
Geo. Kehl
Wm. Jordan
J. L. Mer
David Price
Cambridge City
Snider
Schneider
Miss Uhl
Connersville Furniture Company
First National Bank
Guttenburg Lodge of Odd Fellows
White Water
Connersville Lodge of Elks
German Presbyterian Church
Eastern Avenue
Geo. C. Lamb
First Presbyterian Church
Pike
Conersville
W. E. Ocuiurree
First National Bank B’l'dg
Age Sale
van Horn Valley
Texas
Jemison
Thas, F
Grub
Beeson
Perry C. Jones
Moffett’s Livery Barn
O. P. Morais
S&s
J. L. Ashworth
Sam Atherton
Dr. Campbell
Sam
Dock
Alligator
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