Franklin Franklin Indiana Ad Rates and Postal Record
The Franklin Franklin, Franklin Indiana publication lists year price at 1.50 and per copy rate at 6c. Advertising terms available by application. It is entered as second class matter November 18, 1908 at Franklin Post Office under March 3, 1879 act.
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Franklin
Indiana
Newspaper staff list and political remark
The message lists editorial and business staff roles for a newspaper edition and ends with a harsh statement about making Indianapolis safe for the Democrats. The content reflects notables and a political opinion attributed to the era.
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Indianapolis
Columbus Wins In First Round Of Big Tournament
Columbus defeated South Bend 24 to 3 in the Student Council tournament opener. Gerhardt led Columbus with five field goals as Crim and Taylor contributed, while South Bend was held scoreless after the first period.
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Columbus
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
South Reign
Bartholomew County
Gerhardt
South Bend
Crim
Taylor
Davis
Fately
Nyikos
Ying
Watters
Nyikos Taylor
Cunningham Gerhardt
Watters Davis
Sherr Fately
Buntman
Waters
Maloney
Abbott
Form Letter Guidance for Soldiers Applying for 60 Dollar Bonus
A form letter prepared by Indiana Adjutant General Harry B. Smith guides discharged service members on applying for the 60 dollar bonus under the 1918 revenue act. It instructs applicants to register letters, enclose the original discharge document, and address the submission to the Zone Finance Officer in Washington DC.
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Congress
Harry B. Smith
Adjutant General
Indiana
Lemon Building
Washington, D. C
Hoosierized Meals and Tournament Energy Remark
The report notes a shift away from Hooverized meals as Hoosierized meals may please many. It compares the energy spent in one tournament basketball game to the distance a ship could cover across the Atlantic with 1,000 Yank troops, illustrating the wartime strain.
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Atlantic
Eva Mahorney Memorial Infirmary Planned at Franklin
A memorial infirmary to Eva Mahorney is planned at Franklin College. Mahorney, from Seymour, died of flu and pneumonia after caring for her brother in the S A T C hospital. Seymour Telephone Exchange funds the memorial to honor her sacrifice and aid future students.
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Bec
Eva Mahorney
Miss Mahorney
Seymour
Dr Taylor outlines spiritual house built on Christ
The speaker describes a layered spiritual structure: a foundation on Jesus Christ, a superstructure of virtue knowledge temperance patience godliness and brotherly kindness, and ornaments of honoring parents gentleness and unselfishness. He stresses that true beauty comes only through Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Peter
Dr. Taylor
Taylor
Christ
Three Day Fever Cases Dying Down at Dormitory
About thirty to forty coeds at the dorm have suffered a recurrence of influenza labeled three day fever by local doctors. Most cases are mild and recovering. Names of those recovered include Cecile Hurt Louise Cooperider Theodosia Beasly Esther Clossen Reba Bryson Anne Ledford Lottie Beasly Ethel Morris Clara Evans Bertha Garrett Helen Constable Norma Merrill Fern LeGardin Ruth Cook Nelle Davis Ruth McDaniels Mary Short Hazel McDanavan. Remaining severely ill are Kathryn Roland Lucille Cation Helen Jeffrey Martha Boaz Louise Con-
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Cecile Hurt
Louise Cooperider
Theodosia Beasly
Esther Clossen
Reba Bryson
Anne Ledford
Lottie Beasly
Ethel Morris
Clara Evans
Bertha Garrett
Helen Constable
Norma Merrill
Fern Leagardin
Ruth Cook
Nelle Davis
Ruth’ McDaniels
Mary Short
Hazel McDavan
Kathryn Roland
Lucille Cation
Helen Jeffrey
Martha Boaz
Louise Con
Illnesses in town list names and statuses
Names Mary Graham Flora Armuth Anna Collins Mary Kuln Irene Greene Marjorie Owens Thelma Thompson ill at home Mrs Wright and Miss Hurt also ill Miss Pauline White recovering slowly after a week of illness
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Mary Graham
Flora Armuth
Anna Collins
Mary Kuln
Irene Greene
Marjorie Owens
Thelma Thompson
Mrs. Wright
Miss Hurt
Pauline White
Local High School Five Advances to State Meet
The Franklin five earned a district spot for the state tournament in Lafayette by defeating Hopewell-Franklin after a 26 to 14 semifinal clash. They face Crawfordsville at 1 o clock, with potential aftershocks in the draw. An all sectional lineup includes Graham of Whiteland, Sheely of Hopewell, Crowell of Franklin, and Franklin guards Bridges and Friddle.
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Lafayette
Franklin
Crawfordsville
Anderson
Bloomington
Thorntown
Emerson
Gary
Rochester
South Bend
Rushville
Graham
Whiteland
Sheely
Hopewell
Crowell
Bridges
Friddle
Census of 1920 Year Book Businesses and Timetable No 4
A listing from the 1920 Year Book features numerous businesses including Franklin National Bank Daugherty Graham Co and McCullough Drug Co. It also notes a timetable No 4 with ticket office at Main and Madison Streets and regular daily trains, E Express and L Limited, with S. E. Vandevier as local agent and Bert Weedon as P A in Indianapolis.
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M. J. Voris & Co
Lanam Simpson Co
Daugherty
John F. Baumgart
Franklin National Bank
Stainbrook & Ballard
Morris
Gizer
E. J. Keilhorn
E.0
Collins
McCullough Drug Co
Franklin Tailoring Co
B. A. Devore
Brown & Tucker
Godwin's Drug Co
Graham Co
Robt
C. Wood & Son
Kemp Bros
E. R. Bohall
Frank M. Brown
J. M. Henderson
Dayton Fertig
H. J. Thalhamer
Winchester Bros
Citizens’ National O. L. Vandiver
Franklin Opera Hip & D. Laundry
Homer Gee
Wile Casady Co
J. B. Payne & Son
Drybread Drug Co
The
Dyer Jewelry Co
Union Trust Co
Flinn & Henderson, Simmons, Jeweler
Nort Whitesides
Farmers Trust Co
Theo. Douglass
Interstate Public Service Co
Main and
Madison Streets
S. E. Vandevier
Light Face
A. M
Black Face
L.— Limited
Bert Weedon
Indianapolis
Ind
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William H. Book
Esther M. Myer
Roscoe Freeman
George A. Porter
Ralph Thurston
Maurice Fields
Yandell Cline
Katherine Book
Florence Merrill
Opal Wright
Therine Southven
Butler
Hanover
Hoover
J. H. Thompson
Interstate Public Service
Bosst Franklin Boosters
Almanack Editors
Ouge
Arthur J. Bernault
W. A. Burton
Robert.c. Wood & Son
Kodaks
Wood's
Rexall Drug Store
Eastman Headquarters
W. B. McCullough
Santox