Mas.tom's Part In The Election Romance Of The
Mas.tom appears in a local election romance narrative, portraying civic duties amid small town dynamics and personal tensions. The piece centers on community figures, local contests, and the social backdrop shaping the electoral tale.
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Tom
Notable Indiana Governor Tom Marshall and Mrs
A long profile on Governor Thomas Riley Marshall and his wife Lola Kim Marshall, detailing their partnership, influence on Indiana politics, and the public reception of his vice presidential consideration. It highlights Mrs Marshall as a political partner, her role in campaigns, family life, and her involvement in social reform measures supported by the administration.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Riley Marshall
Tom
Tom Marshall
Mira
Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Inianapolis
Sands
Columbia City
Ind
Thomas Riley Mar
Governor Marshall
Angola
Lola Kim‘es
Mra. Marshall
Marshalls
Executive
Tia
Jones
Smith
King
Marshal
Wahan
Ivan
Jim
Mrs. Marshall
Virsinia
Vaet
Steuben County
Bureau of Inspection
Abe
Wells Named Wilson Campaign Treasurer In New York
A stout, middle aged banker and former St Louis mayor arrives in New York to take the role of treasurer for the Wilson campaign. He emphasizes raising funds from small contributors and pledges no tainted money while praising Woodrow Wilson and Marshall and predicting broad popular support. He notes Princeton ties in his family and stresses public trust and prosperity as aims of the campaign.
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New York
Waldorf
Ota Weil
St. Louis
Wilcon
Morey
Princeton
Wilson
Wilson Organization
Ite
Welle
Marshall
Road Waking Critique on Civil Rights and Highway Location
P. L. Minter urges careful highway planning in Hickory Township, arguing that road routes should avoid damaging farm improvements. He cites Director Page of the Office of Public Roads and questions local 800 foot railroad distance rules, advocating minimal grading and considering public costs and civil rights in road projects.
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Hickory Domoc
Lear Waller Page
Office of
Public Roads
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Page
Hickory Township
Missouri
Catawba County
Logan Walter Page
Office of Public Roads
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Newton
P.L. Minter
Morgan Doak Quietly Wed In Wytheville
Mr F Grover Morgan of Mauldin South Carolina and Miss Lettie Doak of Rural Retreat Virginia married by Reverend Alander Phillips at home in Wytheville after attending the Women’s Missionary Convention. Bride is ward of N M Buchanan and a leader in Rural Retreat Lutheran church. groom a Lutheran Theological Seminary student in Columbia and 1909 Lenoir College graduate. They will reside in Virginia and South Carolina during vacation and spend winter in Columbia.
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F._ Grover Morgan
Mauldin
N. M. Buchanan
Lutheran Church
Lutheran ‘Theological Seminary
Columbia, S.C
Lenoir College
University of South Carolina
Virginia
S. S. Normal Institute
South Carolina
Columbia
Breezes From Across The River Church News
Rev A L Bolick led communion at St Matthews Caldwell county marking second service in the new church praised by the community. Fred son of Arthur Johnson returned from Richard Baker Hospital after a serious operation. Rev J A Yount of Watauga county will preach next Sunday at Friendship Church in Alexander county. The Bolicks little Wayne underwent hydrocele surgery at Richard Baker Hospital and should be ready for removal soon. Miss Newman of Orange County Virginia visits D S Henkel in Caldwell county.
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A. L. Bolick
St. Matthews Church
Caldwell County
Fred
Arthur Johnson
Richard Baker Hospital
J. A. Yount
Wataugah County
Catawba County
Friendship Church
Alexander County
Wayne
Miss Newman
Orange County
D. 8. Henkel
Farm Journal Report on Catawba County Farmers Institute
Visitors attended the Catawba County Farmers Institute in Newton where talks covered soil, crop rotation, fertilization, poultry care, and education for children. Miss DeVane and Miss Webb demonstrated the fireless cooker and canning by the Girls Tomato Club of 40 members with 25 present under Miss McKinnon and state collaborators.
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R. Wood Brows
Catawba County Farmer's Institute
R. W. Scott
Kerr
Mr. Kerr
Miss Devane
Miss Webb
Leasant Way
Catawba County
Roundup Institute
Raleigh
Hickory
DeVane
Webb
W. J. Shuford
R. S. Shuford
Canning Club
Maude Eckard
A. W. Cline
Chas. McKinnon
Newton
Farmers’ Institute
Misses Max and Lois Brawley Visit City from Statesville
Misses Max and Lois Brawley of Statesville are visiting in the city, staying for a time to enjoy local sights and hospitality. Their brief sojourn highlights social ties between Statesville residents and local hosts.
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Max and
Lois Brawley
Statesville
Electric Bitters Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments
Henry, Tennessee witness T D Peesles credits six bottles of Electric Bitters with restoring strength and appetite after stomach troubles. He claims the remedy helps everybody from the first dose. Available for 50 cents at C M Shulord Moser Lutz and Grimes Drug Co.
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T. D. Peesles
Henry
Tenn
C. M. Shulord, Moser & Lutz and
Grimes Drug Co
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