Special Session Urged to Fix County Road Law Blunders
Governor Goodrich may call a September special session to correct major errors in the County Unit Road law. Attorneys dispute its meaning affecting dirt roads, with two opinions from Attorney General Stansbury clashing. The piece notes the tax law controversy and Senator Self’s shifting stance, and predicts amendments may be limited by existing effects.
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Goodrich
Stansbury
Indiana
Self
Indianapolis
Senate
Senator Self
Endorsement Debate Echoes in Corydon Republican
A Corydon Republican column quotes Senator Reed of Missouri denouncing President Wilson as untrustworthy and betraying the Republic. It questions Reed’s stance with Republicans, urges his resignation, and praises Wilson’s wartime leadership and the League of Nations linking to the Monroe Doctrine.
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Corydon
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Wilson
Republic
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
League of Nationa
Limestone boosts alfalfa yield on Indiana farm
In Sullivan county Indiana limestone applied to four acres of alfalfa increased total yield by twenty tons after a lean prior year. Co operated by farmer Percy Wolfe county agricultural agent H S Henson the test spurred widespread limestone use. Rooster Week results spur adoption across six states Illinois Texas Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Missouri and 27 479 Indiana youths join clubs this year led by home garden and pig group enrollments. Purdue University Extension notes superintendent G I Christie.
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Lafayette
Ind
Percy Wolfe
Sullivan County
Wolfe
County Farmers’ Association
H. S. Henson
Indiana
Illinois
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Z.M. Smith
Purdue University
Department of Agricultural Extension
G. IL. Christie
Debate Over Female Suffrage and Tariff Profits
A newspaper letter disputes claims on the Female Suffrage amendment’s passage urging readers to recognize bipartisan support and presidential appeals. It questions alleged Republican obstruction and highlights alleged profits by “Big Business” under tariff laws and lobbying by Indiana Senator James Eli Watson.
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United States
James Eli Watson
Indiana
Cream sales at E M Hintzel's station in Corydon
An advertisement notes cream supplies including cream and containers at E M Hintzel's cream station on the east side of Corydon's public square. The listing references cream canes and an Empire Cream separator and emphasizes available dairy goods.
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Trevon
Empire
E. M. Hintzel
Erst
Public Square
Corydon
Union Chapel S. 8 Sunday School Celebration Planned
The Union Chapel Sunday School celebration will be held in the grove near the church in Boone township about four miles north of Laconia on Saturday July 12. Speakers include Rev W D Bartle Rev J L Battram Rev C K Dillman Rev Edwards Rev O O Kirkham and Hewitt Cunningham with Mr and Mrs Wayne Winders providing music. Mrs Winders will play organ and her husband guitar and harp.
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Union Chapel
Boone Township
Laconia
Democrat
W. D. Bartle
Salem
America
The
Prodigal Son
J. L. Battram
Corydon
C. K. Dillman
Central
Edwards
Mauckport
O. O. Kirkham
Georgetown
Hewitt Cunningham
Wayne Winders
Big Dinner Honors Andrew A Askren War Veteran
Webster township hosts a large gathering at Mr and Mrs Charles M Askren home for Andrew A Askren newly discharged from U S military service. Cousins Ed Kintner and Edward A Kintner along with many relatives attended as guests. They served in the Sixth Division C S Infantry with service start May 4 1918 and discharge dates in June 1919. They marched across Europe from the Gerardener sector to Argonne and Verdun fronts and returned to Reacy Lourse after the armistice. They were in Germany with the Army of Occupation May 2 1920 to May 25 1920. A grand dinner followed amid happiness at the peace signing. Clarence Kannapel recently discharged from U S Army in France also returning home to rejoin a family business in Louisville.
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Charles M. Askren
Webster Township
Andrew A. Askren
Andrew
Ed Kintner
Henry
Oscar Rupp
Eugene Cline
This County
Mr. Williams
Louisville
Askren
Edward A. Kintner
C. S. Infantry
Camp Taylor
Edwards
Camp Sherman
Argonne Forest
Verdun Front
Reacy Lourse
Army of Occupation
Germany
Belgium
Jacob Havawald
Jesse
Ela
Hand Dick
William
Bertha
Ruth
Paul Hedge
Effie
Thomas
Mildred
Robert
Alma Kiger
Julia
Lula
Bessie
Frank
Willie Spond
Margaret
Ed Bruch
Frank Shireman
Evelyn
Earl
Aquilla
Chester
Arlene Miller
Andrew Getz
Smith Askren
Dan
Zelma
Ida
Gladys
Minnie
John
Charles
Elsie
Barnard Askren
Thomas Neely
Perry
Jessie
Nelie
Clyde
Alice
Ruth Kintner
George
Talmadge Schaffer
Baxter
Nellie
Tone
Edna
Julia Byerly
Miss Schaffer
Violet Ging
Harold Smith
Annie Cline
Miss Miller
Miss Kiger
Mises Hedge
Maude Painter
Clarence Kannapel
France
Lanesville
Administrator appointment for Samuel Craycroft estate
Notice states that Farmers Savings and Trust Company is appointed administrator of the estate of Samuel Craycroft, deceased, late of Harrison County Indiana. The estate is said to be solvent. Kirkham and O Bannon are the attorneys. jy2-3w
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Samuel Craycroft
Harrison County
Indiana
Farmers Savings and Trust Company
Kirkham & O’bannon Attys
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