Boys and Girls Exhibit Shines at Fountain County Fair
The 1920 Fountain County Boys and Girls Club exhibit at Covington fair drew large crowds and strong support from the County Fair Association, Farmers' Federation, and local groups. Swift and Armour purchased livestock at premium prices, with champions and prize-winning entries across hogs cattle poultry sewing and canning. County agents and club leaders credited with the success, while education and community effort praised by local officials.
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Fountain County
Boys’ and Girls’ Club
Covington Fair
County Fair Association
Farmers’ Federation
T. H. McGeorge
Shorthern Association
Swift and Armour
Swift
Minas
Armour & Company
Francis Ray
Clem
International
Encil Marlatt
W. B. Kreuck
Miss King
F. M. Shanklin
Homer McDonald
Ercie Duncan
Davis Township
Lena Lowe
Jackson Township
Constance Glover
van Buren
Virginia Sowers
Kingman
Lois Stewart
Ruby Martin
Troy
Penter
van Buren Township
Farmers State Bank of
Veedersboro
McKinzie
Hesler
BE. McKinzie County
Hesier
Jackson
Glen Shular
Cain—Foster D. Poe
Indiana Republicans Mobilize for National and State Victory
Indianapolis report notes vigorous party organization with many volunteers, first voters clubs forming in multiple counties, and Harding clubs expanding. Indianapolis club plans a visit to Harding’s home August 28, with a special train to carry 1,000 supporters to Marion for Indiana Day events.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Committee
Congress
E. M. Wasmuth
Republican State Committee
First Voters’ Clubs
Schuyler C. Mowrer
Senator Harding
Marion
Columbia
Harding
Indianapolis Club
Harding Promises Free America in Wayne County Rally
Senator Harding vows a free America with limited government beyond wartime needs. He urges ending foreign entanglements and class strife while stressing opportunity, civil liberty, and home ownership as core Republican goals. Over 400 supporters attend the front porch address, praising Americanism first.
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America
Harding
Wayne County
Ohio
Uwe
Republican Party
Turning the Other Cheek in Uncle When's Speech
Uncle When speaks on forgiveness and the stubborn enemy. The dialect reflects regional storytelling as he argues some foes never appreciate mercy.
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