Oil Contest in Chardon and Far Reaching Local Notes
A broad column from Chardon Ohio recounts Mel Hoaslere’s oil protest procession with a Washington portrait wagon and a “Live and Let Live” sign. The piece mixes rural fare and town life with reports on Indiana finances, debt, and tax policy under Governor Durbin, plus local notices on sales, rents, and public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Ohio
Cleveland
Mel Hoaslere
Standard Oil Company
George Washington
Hosaler
Durbin
Indiana
Hart
New York
Atate
Citizens
Boyer
Murray and Mask
Finnigan
Noble County Atlas
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Emma Hilbert
Lincoln Street
B. A. Lampman
J. Keller and Company
Missionary Society of the Bap‘ties Church
D. H. Deake
State Street
Spain
United States
Supreme Council of State
J. D. Munk
Kendallville
A. B. Church
Center Chapel
Chamberlain
A. R. Otis’ Drug Store
Kaet Lake
Lafayette
Edwin Bricker
Conrad Bricker
Swan
Fort Wayne
Alice Roosevelt
Staten Island
N.Y
White Houvee
von Holleben
Christian Church
Mr. Cobb
Dispatches
Roosevelt
Elkhart Review
Jay O. Rose
Lebanon
Minard F. Rose
York Township
Jay
Angela Magnet
Mo[Googan
Sixth Revenue District
Allen, Whitley, Noble
DeKalb
LaGrange
Breabes
Adame
Wells
Huntington
LaGrange Brasdard
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Kellery Company
R. G. Marcy
Bluffton
I. V. Livers
Marcy
Mrs. Marcy
California
Huntington Daily News-Democrat
Elkhart
Laulee Engie
Laporte
Goshen News
Indianapolls
Green Township
Solomon Bear
Michigan
Aluminum
Pansistin
Ack
Jane
al Dca
Ss. Wolff
Es’ and Gents
Keedallville, Ind
Ampbell & CO
Justin
Anthony Pauket
Kendallvicle
William C. Lane
Diamond Street
A. B. Young
S. C. Franks
Frank Treadwell
Bennett, Ia