Putnam County Sheriff Candidates Enter Democratic Primary
Multiple notices announce Democratic candidates for the Putnam county sheriff nomination ahead of the May 4, 1920 primary. Edward H. Eitle jr, Allen Eggers, Vermandes Co. Hurst, Will Glidewell, and Jess M. Hamrick seek the nomination with voter support urged.
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Edward H. Eitlejorge
Putnam County
Allen Eggers
Jackson Township
Sherif
Vermandes Co
Will Glidewell
Warren Township
Jess
M. Hamrick
Candidacies Filed for Second and Third District Commissioners
Reese R. Buis of Marion township and David J. Skelton of Washington township announce their runs for county commissioner seats in the Second and Third districts. Both seek the Democratic nomination in the May 4, 1920 primary.
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Reese R. Buis
Marion Township
David J. Skelton
Washington Township
Telephone 65 and Card Rates in Obituaries
In the notice the Telephone 65 line offers a rate plan of one year six months and three months for single copies. Cards of Thanks cost 50 cents each and obituaries are 1 dollar per obituary with an extra five cents per line for poetry.
Por Constitation and the Case for Chamberlains Tablets
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablets for the disorder Por Constitation claiming the remedy restores natural feeling when taken in proper doses and notes the effect may be indistinguishable from natural health.
Protecting Children From Colds With Cough Remedy
Parents help the community by keeping coughs home from school and using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children. The ad touts no opium, claiming it aids nature by loosening the cough aiding excretion relieving the lungs and freeing secretions to help the body expel the cold.
Federal Farm Loan Offer From Fouts Bros Realty Co
Advertises 514 percent federal farm loans with thirty four and a half year terms and prepaid options. Claims low one percent cost, no renewals, and no commissions. Promotes comparing with other loans and avoiding loan sharks. Details from Fouts Bros Realty Co.
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Fouts Bros Rerlty Co
Obituary for John Charles Saddler of Nicholas County
John Charles Saddler born October 4 1865 in Nicholas County Kentucky died January 22 1920 aged 54 years 3 months and 18 days after a two day illness. He never joined a church yet held strong faith in Jesus Christ and cherished his wife Hannah King Saddier whom he married October 2 1889. They had no children but raised a nephew as their own. He moved to the city with his parents at age three and resided there until death. A self employed man of business with deep community ties he left many friends and a lasting memory of kindness. He is survived by his widow an adopted son and a brother William Saddler of Terre Haute.
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John Charles Breckenridge Saddler
Nicholas County
Kentucky
John
Nancy Jane Saddler
Jesus Christ
Hannah King Saddier
William Saddler
Terre Haute
Soldier finds out he and Carrie Gardin were not married
In Oakland California Philip Arapothanis and Carrie F Gardin wed five years prior by a Justice of the Peace. Officials later discover the marriage license was valid only as license not a marriage. The pair lived together in a cottage and raised army pay claims before the truth emerged.
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Oakland
Cal
Philip Arapothanis
Carrie F. Gardin
Hary W. Pulcifer
Arapothanis
Gardin
Dog Recognizes Auto Horn And Returns Home
In Los Angeles Val. Don the six year old Scotch collie owned by Mrs. Fen ner H Webb is found safe after his dog senses the horn of Mrs Webb’s car and responds. He had wandered amid traffic after leaping from a car driven by Willard Webb. An all day search failed until the horn drew him back.
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Los Angeles
Val
Fenner H. Webb
Singer Buys 10000 Dollar Guernsey Cow in Boston Deal
Two hours after John McCormack paid 10000 dollars for a thoroughbred Guernsey cow she bore a heifer worth about 3000 dollars. McCormack chose to keep the cow and calf for a Groton Connecticut stable. The Oak farm in Scituate sold the animals amid his recent 40000 dollar Guernsey purchase. Many cattle will be shown at the Boston fair.
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Boston
John McCormack
McCormack
Groton
Conn
Oak Farm
Scituate
Boston Fair
War Camp Plan Aims to Americanize by Doing
New York City War Camp Community promotes a hands on approach in Tompkins Square to help Slavs and Italians adopt American life by work and self directed activities rather than formal classes. Volunteers emphasize block pride and practical tasks over citizenship papers.
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Pulililal
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
S. Jackson Street
Daily Herald
Herald-Democrat
Singer
NEW York Community Service
Tompkins Square
Italy
America
American Library Association
F. V. de Porte
Dr. de Porte
Tompkins
de Porte
Sarah Salt
Rich
Wienerwurst
Clarence
Biz
Reggie
Susan
Walt Mason
Judga
Chesterfield
Federal Reserve System
Centralnational Bank
Sorc
Soaeitie
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