28 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
1
Frank C Thurman announces again his bid for the Dubois County sheriff nomination. He notes prior defeat to Robert Nordhoff, recalls his 1918 primary thanks, and asks voters who supported his opponent last time to consider him now. He pledges impartial service and asks for votes and assistance.
The candidate, 36, running for the Democratic nomination in three southern Indiana counties, states he has met few voters due to size and business. He argues high taxes and commissions hurt taxpayers, vows to reduce commissions and seek tax equalization to aid rural counties in building roads and development.
The News touts Nellie Maxwell's Kitchen Cabinet column with practical economical recipes by a noted domestic scientist. The piece mentions readership interest in tasty, wholesome dishes and suggests Maxwell’s scrap book could form a valuable cookbook.
The play Elizabeth of Thuringia has been postponed to Thursday May 11 at 7 30 p m due to the KC initiation. A repeat performance will be Sunday May 14 at 2 30 p m Tickets are 25 cents with 10 cents extra for reserved seats Wollenmann’s store reported a big baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Joe Fleck last Sunday Congratulations
Joseph A. Klueh promotes his bid for Recorder of Dubois County at a Democratic rally in Senninger's Hall. Primary set for May 2 1922 with a pledge to serve taxpayers if nominated and elected. The notice also records a separate birthday celebration for Rudolph Schilling with a large local gathering.
A local candidate appeals to Ferdinand township voters urging participation in the May 2 primary. He explains illness prevented full personal canvassing, defends plans to run for Township Trustee, promises to manage records himself, and invites war mothers to support him for Sheriff. Also notes the birth of Arthur Charles Schrenger in Louisville Easter Sunday with sponsor details.
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