Republican fund drive targets next election
Washington dispatch reports the Republican national committee is soliciting large campaign contributions to back a Republican Congress and support the Harding administration. The letter, led by Janett Gordon, warns against radical and Socialist propaganda and urges donations from $100 up for publicity and public works.
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Washington
Reblican Party
Repubian National Committee
James E. Watson
Indiana
Congress
Harding
Nationalmmittee
Janett Gordon
Richmond
Coatesville Blues Set to Clash With I P C Team Sunday
The Indiana Portland Cement base club hosts the Coatesville Blues Sunday at 2 30 PM at I P C Park. Paris and Sulls likely catch for Coatesville while Alexander and Clark handle I P C duties. Shamas Han to umpire the contest.
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Indiana
Portland Cement
Atesville Blues
Coatesville Blues
Paris and
Sulls
Coatesville Aggregation
Alexander and Clark
Ltables
Shamashan
Miss Marie Cook Weds Chalmer Porter in Decatur
Mr and Mrs John Cook announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Marie Cook to Chalmer A Porter of Decatur Indiana. The ceremony took place on Thursday September 7 in Chicago. The couple will reside in Decatur after a auto tour.
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John Cook
Miss Te Cook
Chalmer A. Porter
Decatur
Indiana
Chicago
Miss Cook
Porter
Decatur Supply Company
Aople
Z. P. Team to Meet Roachdale Again at A. P. Field
The A. Z. P. baseball team, on a hot streak, will host Roachdale Sunday at 2 30 p m on the Zinc Mill A P Field. A. Z. P. won 6 to 5 at Roachdale in the previous meeting and both squads seek revenge in a likely close contest.
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Z. P
Roachdale
A. P
Zinc Mill
North Tnam County
Renge
Andy
Gifford Family Reunion Set for Bainbridge Home
The Gifford Family Reunion will be held next Sunday at the home of Mr Wampler in Bainbridge. Herbert L. Curtis suffered a broken and mashed finger on his left hand Wednesday while working as a machinist and repairman at the Indiana Portland Cement plant. Miss Anne Finegan has returned from a two week vacation in Alvina and Ludington, Michigan and resumed work at the Deauw Music School.
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Gifford
Slr Wampler
Bainbridge
Herbert L. Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Ant of the Indiana Portland Cementompany
Anne Finegan
Fem
Alvina
Ludington
Mich
De‘uw Music School
Opening Hog Prices Jump At Local Market
Indianapolis receipts show hogs 7 000 with 937 holdovers for Thursday and cattle 700 calves 600 sheep and lambs 500. Hog prices opened 25 to 35 cents higher led by hogs over 223 pounds with light hogs 9.25 to 9.35. Pigs 8.75 down sows 7.25 down. Cattle dull for steers but calved calves up to 15. Sheep and lambs strong good lambs around 8.00.
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Indianapolis
Indiana approves citizenship amendment amid state constitutional vote
Unofficial Indiana totals show Amendment No 1 winning by 58 961 while twelve other amendments failed by up to 125 817 votes. No 9 10 11 12 marked strongest opposition with decisive margins. Attorney General Le sh expects No 1 to take full force once county returns are in. Rev Noah Douthitt arrives as Nazarene pastor in Greencastle.
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Tecries Dade 8
Woere
Indiana
Lesh
Secretary of State
Ton
Hogging off corn and soybeans lowers hog feed costs on Indiana farms
On twenty Indiana farms careful records show hogs fed on corn and soybeans reduced the cost of 100 pounds gain to about 4.20 dollars at 50 cents a bushel. Variations depended on hog size, thrift, and management, with larger, well-conditioned hogs gaining fastest.
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Indiana
Purdue University
J. R. Wiley
Purdue University Extension Department
Farmers warned of Hessian fly
Indiana farmers receive guidance from Purdue University to delay wheat sowing to avoid Hessian fly damage. Director G I Christie urges late sowing across counties, use of good seed varieties such as Michigan Amber Harvest King Poole Red Chaff Fultz Red Rock and proper fertilization.
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Lafayette
Indiana
G. I. Christie
Agricultural Experiment’ Station
Purdue University
Christie
Purdue Experiment Station
Michigan
Wheat Crops Expected to Profit From Timely Fertilization
Farmers are advised that standard milling wheat planted on well fertilized ground at the proper time should yield a profitable crop next year. The guidance emphasizes proper timing and soil nutrition to maximize returns.
Irish Warned Not to Expect Separation
London reports say Sinn Fein in Ireland is urged to declare whether its demands imply separation from Great Britain. The British cabinet reply to Eamon De Valera is seen as demanding a definite Irish reply and a halt to ongoing notes between Dublin and London. Prime Minister Lloyd George is believed to have paved a path for De Valera to meet at Inverness on September 20.
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London
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Great Britain
Eamon de Valera
Dublin
Lloyd George
de Valera
Inverness
DeValera
U S Agent Dies After Raid On Greek Ship King Alexander
Federal raid on the Greek steamship King Alexander at a Brooklyn pier left seven crew members wounded by pistol fire. Chief narcotic officer Frank J. Fitzpatrick, who participated in the operation, later killed himself at a nearby pier as police investigated.
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New York
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Alexand Brookyn
Connie
Federal agents raid. suspect Fitzpatrick commits suicide
Agents return to Manhattan with confiscated drugs worth 75000 and liquor worth 15000. Fitzpatrick, 28, formerly of Bridgeport Conn, dies by suicide. Other agents see no motive and think raid stress caused temporary derangement.
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Manhattan
Fitzpatrick
Bridgeport
Conn
Market Ready Squabs and Efficient Feeding for Hogs
Marketing squabs reach peak condition at feathering and nest exit, then must be sold within a week. Details cover killing methods, cleaning, packing with ice, grading, and shipping pressures. Also advises against grinding corn for hogs, noting dry ear corn yields best gains and soaked corn is slower but economical near market weight.
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Express
Switching Rates October 1 in Pennsylvania Railroad Case
The Pennsylvania railroad switches charges take effect October 1, the P C C & St L routing will see $8 per car between Limedale and Greencastle with exceptions for joint through rates. The Indiana Public Service Commission filing aims to reduce local freight payments for Limedale to Greencastle traffic, fulfilling shippers long sought relief.
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Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Public Service Commission
Limedale
Greencastle
Ind
Indiana Commission
Viarronm
Opert
New DePauw Football Machine Emerges At Culver Camp
Twenty five DePauw players, mostly new to the program, train daily at Culver Indiana on Lake Maxinkuckee under Coach Walker. Few veteran caps remain as Ted Ogden is among the few old faces, with regular practice set to begin in Greencastle next week and at McKeenfield soon after.
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Culver
Indiana
Walker
M Bit
Taoinadlu
DePauw
Lake Maxinkuckee
Relict Quest Spurs Two Dens at Michigan Resort
A fragment notes a search involving pi and two dens at a Michigan resort, aiming to locate a relic. The terse item hints at ongoing investigation or exploration connected to the area.
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Michigan
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I. P. C. Park
Marie Cook
Noah Douthitt
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