Political Announcements for State Senator and Representatives
A set of political notices states candidates for State Senator from Fountain, Warner and Vermillion counties and Joint Representatives for Fountain Park and Fountain Parke counties. Each declares candidacy subject to the Republican primary held in May 1920. Includes signatures from Thomas B. Crigler and Benj F Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Fountain
Warner
Vermillion
Thomas B. Crigler
Park Counties
Tom
Parke
Benj. F. Stephenson
DARE Named as Treasurer Nominee by Republican Voters
Republican voters in Mountain County will choose a treasurer nominee at the plenary election to be held in Aray P2920 where G. Claude Dare is presented as a candidate for treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasuer
Mountain County
Aray
G. Claude Dare
Newspaper shifts to paid political ads for all parties
The paper states that political advertising will be sold at regular rates with cash in advance. It rejects free space and party favors, citing rising costs and official neglect of prior practices. Editorials will cover the paper's opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.inicas
Every Voter Must Register Before November Election
The Republican State Committee announces that all voters who wish to vote in November must register this year. A misconception held that earlier registrants who have not moved could skip registration is incorrect. Registration days are the fifty ninth and twenty ninth days before the election, with sessions in September and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Republican State Committee
Why Colds Are Dangerous
The piece warns that serious diseases follow colds and that colds prepare the body for influenza pneumonia tuberculosis diphtheria scarlet fever whooping cough and measles. It urges rapid cold treatment and endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a help for bad colds from Ady.
Lost Rim and Tire Advertised in Republican
Lost Sunday between Foster and Crawfordsville a demountable rim and a 38x4 Nemskid Good Year tire. Finder will receive liberal reward. Notify if you have the goods to sell not to keep. Advertise 16 in the Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Crawfordsville
Public Sale of Estate Assets in Fulton County Indiana
The estate of Martin L. Stanton will be sold at public auction in Ful ton Township near Snouddy's Mill. Items include beds furniture dishes clothing garden tools and housewares. Terms: cash for items five dollars or less and credit with note for larger sums at six percent interest and attorney fees. Auction dated March 1 1920. Col A G Madden Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Stanton
Fulton Township
Fountain County
Indiana
Snouddy
Notice to heirs and creditors in Johnson estate case
In the Fountain Circuit Court January Term 1920 O P Cooper Administrator presents final settlement of Sarah Ellen Johnson deceased Heirs creditors or legatees must appear April 20 1920 to show cause why the account should not be approved Also heirs must prove heirship Atto J P Brissey attorney for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ila Johnson
Fountain Circuit Court
O. P. Cooper
Sarah Ellen Johnson
QO. P Cooper
Republicans claim vast lawmaking output under Congress
The Republican Congress reports a busy session with major achievements including saving 940 million dollars in appropriations, repeal of daylight saving, expansion of the food control act, national prohibition, universal veterans benefits, and the creation of the American Legion. It highlights laws on immigration, shipping, land use, tax reform, pensions, and federal budgeting as proof of productive leadership.
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Washington, D. C
Republican Congress
Postal Service
Alaska
American Printing House
Government
Nevada
Near East
Shipping Board
United States
John J. Pershing
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
United Confederate Veterans
Greene Merchant Marine Act
Unitedtates
Smoot-Sinnott Oil, Gas, and
Congress
Committee On
Fess
Warrisk Insurance Act
Johnson
Rowe
Rogers
American Legion
Kahn
Scott
Hutchinson
Secretary of War
District of Columbia
Fuller
Sells
Mondell National
Lehrbach
McNary
Bryan Still Running For President Twenty Four Years
William Jennings Bryan spoke in Norfolk Virginia before the Anti-Saloon League declaring he began his presidential campaigns twenty four years earlier. He framed the issue of temperance as central to national policy and urged continued reform activism. He emphasized persistent effort and long term political engagement to advance his platform.
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Norfolk
William Jennings Bryan
Anti-Saloon League
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Covington, Indiana
Covington
Earl Myers
MUUST
Fleycher
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Upper
Oscar H. McGill
Seattle
Western Cooperative
Timber Mill
Lower
Ernest O. F. Ames
San Francisco
Pacific Cooperative League
Col
A. G. Madden
J. P. Brissey
Atty
Admr
G. O. P. Congress
Bryan
Duavinad Ahl
JO Dinusic
Seog
Saya Viyolsvsd
Spie
Sunenser
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Pubtio
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Unidg
Claude
Philpott
Ind
U. S. Jones
M. C. Faust
McGeorge Block
O. R. Kerr
J. M. Kerr
Kerr & Sons Funeral Directors
South Side Public Square
M. B. Fetters Chiropractor
First National Bank
Covington, Ind
M. Board Funeral
Ilinois
Grenard Commission
Union Stock Yards
LaFayette
Charles Yerkes
Wabash Township
W. R. Massey & Son
Iana Real Estate and Fire Insurance
Notary
Ost and Davis
North Side
C. C. Wert
M. Wv
R.N. Voliva
Newtown
Circuit Court
Agatha C. Graham
Fountain Trust CO
J. M. Wilkey
Sec
Chamberlain
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