Beveridge Leads Races In Statewide Republican Nomination
The Republican slate lists U. S. Senator A. J. Beveridge and state leaders including State Senator Will Brown, Milton Kraus for Prosecutor, G. iB. Collins for Sheriff, Joseph Waggerman for Auditor, Jerome Howe for Treasurer, A. B. Diggs for Coroner, Dr. C. E. Linton for Surveyor, and Henry C. Grabner for Commissioner, with additional county-wide posts and advisory board names in Salem Township results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
A. J. Beveridge
Will Brown
Milton Kraus
G. Ib. Collins
Joseph Waggerman
Jerome Howe
A. B. Diggs
C. E. Linton
Henry C. Grabner
Fred Kroft
Herman Bremer
Ban Haschel
Samuel Ralston
S. E. Cook
G. W. Thompson
Lee Shafer
G. Dellinger Jr
Lee Bee
W. F. Hoover
Agee
Ralph Wilson
J. F. Shine
John Utterback
J. E. Blew
É. W. Washburn
D. W. Bowman
Democrats Nominate Township Trustee and Other Officials
The party fielded S. D. Haring for township trustee and L. M. Poundstone for assessor. Advisory board selections included Nick Golier John Colbo and William Koster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Haring
L. M. Poundstone Advisory Board
Nick Golier
John Colbo
William Koster
Ten Dollar Bill Carried by Wind to Field Near Idaville
The article reports Joe Tam, working near Idaville for Fred Yam, finding a ten dollar bill in a field after a recent windstorm. No prior footprints or evidence of recent activity near the spot. authorities or workers surmise strong winds blew the bill into the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tam
Fred Yam
Idaville
Tam
Health Exposition Planned in Indianapolis May Event
Indiana will host a state health exposition May 10 to 27 under the State Board of Health and Indianapolis City Board of Health with many national partners. The event in the Manufacturers Building at the State Fair Grounds features displays, demonstrations, motion pictures, lectures, lessons, models, and other health and disease prevention activities for the public. The Coliseum, seating 8,000, will host features and programs during the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Freshaneeks
State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Pioneer Club gathering and local church news
Mrs. Walter Engle entertained the Pioneer Club with an afternoon event. Rev. D. L. Dunkleberger from Harrisburg Illinois has accepted the Christian church pastorate here and will move with his family soon. Regular services begin Sunday with Sunday school at 9:30 and communion at 10:30. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 followed by the 7:30 service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Dunkleberger
Harrisburg
Iil
Christian Church
Dunkleberger
Pulaski County Pushes Road Upkeep Ahead of Inspection
Secretary O F Horner reports the Indiana State Highway Commissioners will inspect the 60 mile stretch from Labrayette to Michigan City. County and township officials are urged to grade, drag, and improve the road now. The commissioners plan a full review in May after preliminary inspection visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Horner
Michigan City
Sterner
Slocan
Pulaski County
Money Seized to Aid Sister-in-Law and Children
Sherith Ben Price returned from Jeffersonville with Russell Goff, jailed in Springheld, Missouri, after a bank fraud claim involving $200 against the Farmers and Traders State Bank of Monon. Goff told Price en route to the Reformatory that he took the money to help his sister-in-law and her three children, saying his brother mistreated them and that the children needed clothes and shoes. He said he had only about eight dollars left when captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticelli
Sherith Ben Price
Jeffersonville
Russel Goff
Amano
Hamilton Sells Rensselaer Paper to Freeman
Louis Hamilton, longtime editor of the Rensselaer Republican, sells his nine tenth share to Fred S. Freeman of Hankerville. Freeman will take possession by August 1. Hamilton plans to relocate to the Pacific coast to enter the oil business with his son Fred P. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hamilton
Rensselaer Paper
Bouts VE. Hamilton
Renselaer Republican
Fred O S. Freeman
Hankerhill
Alero Freeman
Hamilton
Col. Trealey
The
Republican
Easselaer
Frankfort Crescent News
Mir Ciamilson
T.R. Anderson
Alr
Freeman
Piamilton
Kea Elaer
Pacific Coast
Fred Piamilton
Indiana High Schools Expected to Graduate More in 1922
Indiana high schools will graduate several hundred more students in 1922 than the 12,264 who graduated in 1921, according to State Superintendent B. J. Burris. Final figures are not yet ready, but Burris bases estimates on large enrollments.
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Indiana
B. J. Burris
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Burris
Children’s Play Music By Local Residents In Tracy Indiana
Misses Lara Weltzin Mil dred Werner Harold Delamore and Clarence Werner provided the music for the Tracy high school play at Tracy Indiana. Miss Mabel Werner and Mrs Hazel Solt taught the production locally and from Valparaiso respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Weltzin
Mildred Werner
Harold Delamore
Clarence Werner
Tracy, Ind
Mabel Werner
Hazel Solt
Valparaiso
St Josephs Turners To Open May Sunday Show
The St Josephs Turners, a 40 member acrobatic group, will perform at the College Auditorium on Sunday evening May 7. Veterans anticipate a stellar show with feats on bars and tumbling, pyramid building, and clowns throughout. The Jaree College Band will provide music.
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St. Joseph's
Turners
College Auditorium
Bor
Turner Hall
Jaree College
Monon Train Crew Arrested for Freight Theft
A southern division Monon freight crew was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Frank Reams for stealing a case of shoes from interstate shipments. Most jailed on $2500 bond. two northern division workers face tampering charges. Reams visited Francesville amid missing freight reports.
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Southern Division
Monon
United States
Frank Reams
Northern Division
Reams
Francesville
Oil Development in Jasper County Near Gifford
The Advance Petroleum Company of Texas has leases on several thousand acres near Gifford in Jasper County and will begin oil drilling within days. Twenty years earlier more than 300 shallow wells near Gilford produced high quality lubricant but were abandoned due to water. current plans aim to 3550 feet if needed with no expected water trouble.
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Advance Petroleum Company of Texas
Gifford
Rensselaer
Jasper County
Gilford
Advance Company
Concerts This Summer Share Street Oiling Funds
Francesville Business Men's Association and the town board discussed funding for summer band concerts and oiling of improved streets. The board agreed to an appropriation equal to the business men’s subscription, conditional on concerts occurring. The clerk was authorized to buy oil for street oiling within the town limits.
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Francesville Business Men’s Association
Garrigues
Delicious Jelly Rolls and Luncheon Rolls at Jones Bakery
For sale two teams of male draft mates ages 2 and 3 joined with a 3 and 4 year old team, plus an 8 and 9 year old draft team weight 1500 each and a Jersey cow expected to fresh soon. Also mentions visitors from Chicago and local residents with phone contact George A. Lee Francesville phone 115 I.
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Jones Bakery
George Allee
Francesville
Indiana to Elect 2000 Public Officials This Year
Indiana voters will choose about 2000 public office holders in May primaries, plus 10 000 party precinct committeemen and delegates. Offices range from township constable to U S senator with state and county positions in between. primaries decide November races.
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Indiana
United States
Congress
U. S
Senate
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Notice to Land Owners Affected by Norway Dam Meeting
Land owners whose drainage uses the Moron ditch and branches affected by the Norway dam are urged to attend a meeting at the Francesville library on Saturday evening May 6 at 7 30.
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Moron Ditch
Norway
Libray
Francesville
Cement shipments for Norway dam contract secured
The Monticello Lumber and Coal Company has secured a contract to supply 30,000 barrels of cement to Mansfeld Construction for the Norway dam. At 200 barrels per car, the project needs 150 cars or three heavy trains delivered directly to the dam site and unloaded into the storage shack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfeld Construction Company
Norway Dam
Monticello Lumber & Coal Company
Monticello Journal
Petition to the school board for modest teachers sought
Rev George L Dech president of the Parent Teachers Association of Flackville public school plans to present a petition to the Wayne township Marion county trustees next week. The petition calls for teachers who do not smoke, dance or wear immodest dresses and who will actively participate in the PTA. Eighty two signatures were collected.
Six Hundred Loaves of Bread Sold at Jones Bakery
Jones Bakery announces a sale of six hundred loaves Saturday and invites telephone orders. Miss Blanch Grafton, previously suffering nervous prostration for two weeks, is reported to be improving.
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Jones Bakery
Blanch Grafton
Indiana closes bass season from April 30 to June 16
A state department notice urges protection of black bass blue gill and crappie nests. It warns anglers to avoid disturbing nests during the May to June closed season and promotes reporting violations and youth conservation education. It also notes ongoing hatchery efforts at Riverside Park Indianapolis and Tri Lakes Whitley County.
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Fish and Game Protective Associations
State Department
Fish, Game and Bird Protective Associations
State of
Indiana
Riverside Park
Indianapolis
Tri-Lakes
Whitley County
Gleaner Rally at Winamac May 12
Gleaners and farmers from Pulaski Marshall Starke Fulton White and Cass counties gather in Winamac Friday May 12 for a large celebration and homecoming. The Community Hall hosts afternoon and evening programs with L B Campbell chairing and Grant H Slocum as principal speaker.
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Pulaski
Marshall
Starke
Fulton
White
Cass
Winamac
L. B. Campbell
Grant H. Slocum
Slocum
H. R. Martin
Bruce Lake Arbor
Betsy
Ober Arbor
Beardstown
Francesville
Bruce Lake
Francesville High School Publishes Local History
Francesville High School civics class compiles an extensive local history covering topics such as a community history land history early trade posts town government street names churches newspapers and a comprehensive schools history. A limited number are for sale through official channels at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesville High School
Francesville
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse at Tull's May 8 9
The world's greatest photo play starring Rudolph Valentino and Alice Terry screens Monday and Tuesday May 8 9. A million dollar production with an entire village destroyed for the scenes and fourteen camera crews. First show at 7 30 with orchestra. reserved seats on sale at Tull's Department Store. Readers urged to read the library copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Ingrim
Rudolph Valentino
Alice Terry
Alan Hale
New York
LaSalle Theatre
Chicago
Tull
Dep’t
Fisheries official urges visits to hatchery for game work
George N. Nannfield, Superintendent of Fisheries and Game, invites readers to inspect a hatchery to learn how work is done. John Alkire has been sick for several days with a cold and tonsillitis.
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George N. Nannfield
Fisheries and Game
John Alkire
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H. E. Butler
Jay Nve
Salem
Cal Myers Assessor
CrSotan Alkire
Joseph Fox
Albert Gudeman
Grant Evernham
Democrats
Walter Engle
Pioneer Club
Tanlac
Sturd
City Drug Store
ST. Joe’s Turners
NONON
Belvidere Burger
Charles Hubbard
Thomas Wise
Francesville H. S
History
Strand Theatre
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