Advance Farm Schedule Aims to Sharpen Census Data
Washington March 14 1910 the Census Bureau unveils an advance farm schedule to improve accuracy save enumerator time and reduce farmer prejudices. Four million copies will be distributed via rural postmasters around April 1 with instructions for farmers to prep written answers and household details for the April 15 census start.
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United States Census Bureau
Census Bureau
Hitchcock
Durand
United States
To Break in New Shoes with Allen's Foot-Ease Ad
Promote Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve tightness and blisters in new shoes. Claims cure for Corns Bunions Swollen feet and sweating. Available at druggists 25c Sample by mail to A. O. Olmstead LeRoy NY. Also ad for Ahlbrand buggy by Wise man Builleit's dealer.
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A. O. Olmstead
LeRoy
N. Y
Ahlbrand
Lahue
Wiseman & Builleit
Indiana Republicans Embrace Beveridge Platform in State Convention
The Indiana Republican State Convention in Indianapolis on April 4 adopted a Beveridge driven platform and nominated a state ticket. The committee on resolutions ensured Beveridge’s influence, omitting a local option mention, while forecasts centered on Beveridge’s bid over Taft and Fairbanks, with hopes for a GOP setback in November.
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Indianapolis
Beveridge
Fairbanks
United States
James A. Hemenway
New York
James K. Watson
Republican Party
Repub
Quiet wedding unites Knox and Bines at M E Parsonage
Samuel R. Knox wed Miss Angie Bines in a secret Tuesday ceremony at the M E parsonage. The couple then moved to the Knox cottage on North Gospel street. Mrs. Knox, formerly of Corydon, has lived in Paoli for years.
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Samuel R. Knox
Angie Bines
Knox
North Gospel Street
Paoli News
Corydon
Paoli
Notice to Settle for Blacksmithing in Central Indiana
Notice to settle debts for black smithing services as the proprietor, 8. D. Tindaly, contemplates quitting the business. All work completed from this date will be cash only. Central, Ind. April 1, 191¢.
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Ind
A Republican Voice on Indiana Tariff Convention Platform
A reader urges a clear tariff stance at the Indiana Republican state convention. He warns against Chicago platform equivocation and insists the party align with public demand for tariff revision downward. The letter argues protection is a policy not a principle and calls for GOP to heed the people or risk losing power.
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Weis
Taft
Fairbanks
Durbin
Hemenway
Wuatson
Washington
Tait
Senate
Indianapolis Star
Chicago
Payne-Aldrich
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