Hanly For Governor In Indiana Campaign Endorsement
A Fountain County backing piece argues J Frank Hanly should lead the Republican ticket for governor. It extols his campaign oratory, statewide power, and proven legislative record from Warren and Ninth District service, urging Fountain county to support him as the people’s choice.
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Tess
Hany
Ki Raj
Soto Ferratye
Thas
Hlanty
Republican Party
Indiana
J. Frank Hanly
Fountain County
Warren County
Congress
Frank Hadly
Sdate
Choice
Republican Precinct Meetings Set for January and December
Republican voters in Fountain County prepare for township caucuses and a county committee selection. Meetings occur Saturday December 9 across townships including Jackson Wallace Millcreek Fulton Wabash Cain and others with a Covington assembly scheduled January 11 to organize officers and select a chairman and secretary.
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Poe
Ponptain County
Sre
Duesson
Wah
Vanbiuren
Logan Wy Cain
Puites
Bo Travis
Micers
Vroy
Covington
State Committee
Jackson
Wallace
Millcreek
Kingman
Fulton
Cates
Wabash
Coal Creek
Cain
Eillsboro
Vanburen
Veedersburg
Troy
Shawnee
Rob Roy
Richland
Mellott
Logan
Attica
Davis
Roberts
Purdue Special Wreck Case Verdict Returned
The Marion County Grand Jury returned a verdict last Thursday in the Purdue special wreck case deeming a bad system of handling trains. They urged legislative action to improve safety and recommended a bill to regulate railway employees duty and accountability.
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Marion
Purdue
How His Money Goes In a Rural Mail Carrier Budget
A Fountain County mail carrier reveals a monthly income of 30 dollars and explains his spending 47.67 on board room and horse keep, leaving a net earning of 2.33 dollars per month for a man.
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Fountain County
Warning on Coundillons and the Looming Political Battle
A verbose public warning from Fountain County readers condemns party bosses and the so called trust. It denounces factional manipulation by Democrats and Republicans and urges voters to reject entrenched office holders and any “secret” influence. The piece calls for clean candidates and warns the people will expose tricks at nominating conventions.
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Giles Polaieg
Peuttain
Ciruss
Eiliee Ren Iis Peortre
A. Pup
Oder
Fountain County
Asana
Industrious Men Ready to Fill Offices and Work
The passage highlights capable individuals prepared to perform duties themselves rather than rely on others. It stresses self-reliance and initiative within the ranks to accomplish tasks without external help.
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UTX
Delegates Named At Ninth District Convention
Republicans met in Crawforaseiile Indiara on February meeting to select delegates for the Kepuitigan State Committees. One delegate and an alternate per 200 votes were chosen for each county including Boone Wy and other counties. District Chairman A Sie oversaw the event and procedures.
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Indine Wilk
Crawforaseiile
Indiara
Pebru
Kepuitigan
Mere Shan
Daniel Boo Serms
Boone County
Cuinton County
Earthquake Scares County Residents In Light of No Damage
An eerie tremor shook homes across the county at dawn, sounding like a heavy explosion or prowlers. Investigations found no damage, but residents near Dumy and surrounding points reported fright as doors rattled and houses trembled before the quake was identified as an earthquake.
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Baba Muby
Presbyterian Sunday School Services Start New Year
Presbyterian services at Y500 serees morning and evening with Prof. Ken asod presenting The Sweetest Word in Our Language and the Message for a Happy New Year. A hearty invitation to all with social music and cordial welcome. Let us start the New Year together.
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Ken Asod
Death of Mrs Sam Ward at age 57 near Salem
Mrs. Susan M Saith Ward died Monday at 2 am six miles northeast of the city after a long illness likely tumor. A Salem M E Church member, funeral by Rev Reinhart at 11 am Wednesday with interment at Osborn's prairie cemetery. She leaves many relatives and friends.
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Sam Ward
Susan M Saith
Salem M. E
Reinhart
Osborn’s Preirie
Newtown Band Announces Winter Lecture Schedule
The Newtown Band lists a lecture course with events on January 15 band concert February 6 Dr A A Willett April 1 Chicago Glee Club Tickets are on sale at Campbell's store in Newtown.
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Newtown
A. A. Willett
Chicago Glee Club
Campbell’s
Kramer Publisher Elects First Vice President
H. L. Kramer business manager of Mudlavia hotel joined Lewis Publishing Co of St. Louis and was elected first vice president of the company.
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H. L. Kramer
Mudlavia
Kramer
Arsa
Sterling Remedy Co
Lewis Publishing Co
St. Louis
End of Quail and Squirrel Season Report
This week closes the hunting season with modest results for quail and squirrels. In the area quails are scarce and squirrels not plentiful, while the woods are abundant with rabbits.
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Thie
Big Love Feast Opens Indiana Campaign in Indianapolis
The Republican love feast in Indianapolis at the Denison hotel drew a large statewide crowd. Governor Durbin presided as speeches were delivered by senators and congressmen with much of the Indiana delegation present. The event launched the campaign with many candidates and prospects in attendance.
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Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
Durbin
Indiana
State Teachers Association Meeting In Indianapolis Grows
The State Teachers Association in Indianapolis runs three days with about fourteen hundred teachers enrolled. Fountain County leads attendance with around 135 educators, matching a 1912 distinction. W. C. Brandenburg of Veedernburg chairs the executive committee, with J. M. Wilky and J. W. Wilkerson on district and nominating committees.
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State
Indianapolis
Indiana
Fountain County
Banker County
W. C. Brandenburg
Veedernburg
J. M. Wilky
J. W. Wilkerson
Shell, Fine, Palin, Trott
Claypool
Knights of Pythias Lodge Elects Officers
The K of P lodge announces officers for the coming year with C. C. and V. E. Livengood listed as leaders and Vv. ree Samuel Simms named in the slate.
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P. Lodge
C. C
V. E. Livengood
Ree Samuel ‘Simms
Republican Call Reaches Indianapolis Readers Thursday
The Call reaches Indianapolis Thursday morning and appears on the first page of this paper. It warns Republicans not to read too carefully and urges attendance at meetings, though noting it will be inconvenient and aims to embarrass certain precincts.
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Indianapolis
Schools to Re Open After Five Week Vacation
The city and township schools will reopen next Monday after a five week vacation. A literary program accompanied by exhibitions was held before closing. Officials praise the effort and energy of teachers and students and hope for renewed vigor across all departments.
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Uch
Mrs Harbert thanks K of P lodge for gifts
Mrs Frank Harbert expresses gratitude to the Knights of Pythias lodge for a gift of flour and sugar totaling one hundred and fifty pounds in memory of her late husband Harbert who was a lodge member.
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Frank Harbert
K.of P. Lodge
Erasa Nmus
Mr. Harbert
Order
Future Farmers Institute reform outlines new enrollment plan
The Farmers Institute in the state plans to operate as an incorporated body with enrolled members paying annual dues. Voting will be limited to members, and townships with larger memberships receive priority. Officers will issue blank membership cards, push enrollment, rotate program duties, and engage youth in evening sessions. Pilgrimages to Purdue University may be arranged, and a farm scoring contest could be held with prizes.
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Farmers’ Institute
Purdus University
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