Clark County Political Primary Candidacies Announced
A series of notices announces candidates for Clark County officers subject to the Republican and Democratic primaries on April 13 1926. Names include Millard Hedrick V A Seaton Edward Pearce Norman Forsythe Marion Collier Col. Brewer Fred Strohm Jay Swern Col. Brewer Col. H. M. Janney John J. Arney with parties and offices listed.
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Clark County
Ilinois
Seaton
Norman Forsythe
Marion Collier
Ernest Murphy
D. E Lowers
John J. Arney
Waterway to be completed says chamber of commerce
The Minois Chamber of Commerce states the Lakes-to-Gulf waterway will be usable for sustained shipping within three years and has actively supported the project. War has no monopoly of valor, as the article notes a man buying school shoes for his family.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Minois Chamber of Commerce
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Family Gatherings
Mr Pleasant with Mrs Bifier Bitkle resigns from Georgetown where she had been staying with Mr and Mrs Wilson. Mrs Hedy Hitman balled on Mrs Reuben Tingley one evening last week. Mrs Olin Sweet spent Sunday evening with Mrs Walter Harlow and family. Mr and Mrs Carl Patchett and children visited Don Tingley and family. Austin Rexford Sweet and Don Tingley called on Mr and Mrs Reuben Tingley Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Don Tingley were guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Buckle on Sunday. Nathan Tingley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Reuben Tingley. Pale and Virginia Tingley spent Sunday with their grandparents. Mrs Ida Cline has been staying with her son Walter and family for the last month. Golden Buckle called on Henry Huffman and wife Thursday. Austin Sweet and Don Tingley called on Mr and Mrs Reuben Tingley Monday evening.
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Bifier Bitkle
Geor ‘Getown
Mr & S
Wilson
Hedy
Reuben Tingley
Olin Sweet
Walter Harlow
Carl Patchett
Don Tingley
Austin Sweet
Rexford Sweet
Elmer Buckle
Nathan Tingley
Virginia Tingley
Ida Cline
Walter
Familly
Golden Buckle
Henry Huffman
Social visits and family gatherings in Clarksville
Local residents report a flurry of weekend and weekday visits. Mrs James Hunter returned to Terre Haute after a week with her daughter Mrs U W P Clapp. Several guests from Kansas and local families visited Clapp, Fox, Shumaker, Hesse, and Hogue households with multiple Sunday and Wednesday calls.
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James Hunter
U W P Clapp
Terre Haute
Howard Hunter and Son
U P Clapp
John Swartz
Dee Perry
Aura Combs Xs
Elmer Nay
Gertrude Thomas
Terre Hauteig
Emil Fox
Henry Fox
Rosalapp
Ross Buckner
Local notices and social items mix with tariff update
A patchwork of domestic notices lists injuries from a saw accident, visits, dinners, and family gatherings. The government tariff section reports President Coolidge increasing butter duty 50 percent to 12 cents a pound to offset Danish costs.
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Coolidge
Cnting
Tariff Commission
Tate
United States
Denmark
Moonshine affair noted at Martinsville gathering
Mrs Mary Deverick returned to work after a few days at home. Rosal Williams near Casey and Kantz have moved on from Detroit. Mrs Nora Crandall attended a tea Friday afternoon with members of the Martinsville high school cooking class for their mothers. A party at the home of Wm Guyer Friday night honored Miss Mary Deverick and included Emily, her daughter.
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Mary Deverick
Rosal Williams
Casey
Kantz
Detroi
Charley Chap
Nora Crandall
Eiven
Martinsville High School
Emily
Wm Guyer
Card of Thanks for Charles E Sullivan
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of our father and brother Charles E Sullivan. Thanks also for the singers and the beautiful floral offerings. Henry Sullivan and family Mrs Clyde Kensinger Mrs Jennie Smith.
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Charles E Sullivan
Henry Sullivan and
Clyde Kensinger
Jennie Smith
Illinois seventh in oil production in United States
The Illinois Chamber of Commerce reports 16,900 producing oil wells in Illinois as of December 31, 1925. It notes oil output surpasses Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Montana, New York, Colorado, New Mexico, Indiana and Tennessee, ranking Illinois seventh among states in total production.
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Illinois
Ilinois
Fragmented Text Summary From OCR Page
Incomplete lines reference numbers and proportions, noting comparisons of totals and fractions among items. The legible fragments point to counts and relative increases, but names places dates or concrete events are not recoverable from the remaining text.
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Fragmentary text mentions ESET ST and Bods with unclear numbers and phrases. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable for a reliable summary.
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Capes Au
Millard Hedrick
Edward Pearce
John IL. Hawker
H M Janney
Advertisement
Harry Coldren
Regublican
C. L. Brewer
Cass
Superinntesdent of
Cabjnet
API Pt Alé
Col. Brewer
Fred Strohm
Jay Swern
Sagt
Mr. Pleasant
Whit
Clarksville
Harvey Shumaker
L. Hesse
Fidred Combs
Everere
Benjamin Shumaker
Hugh Hutchings
Herman Hinkle
John Howell
Dudley
James O'Malley
Pearl Combs
Everett Shumaker
Hesse
John Hesse
Wesley Hogue
Kansas
Jake Hogue
Thomas Shumaker
Eldred Combs
Marion Clapp
Bruce Clapp
Nancy Yowell
Edman Yowell
Charles Clapp
Chas Kirschner
Effie Princes
J Hogur
Clarence Bardin
Arthur Nay
Raymond Cartright
Mollie Curtright
George Hensley
Claude Newman
Mat Marrs
Clyde Cash
Fred
Harry
Faye Marrs
Isaac Marrs
Foster McConchie
Sylva
David W Jones
Chas S Nickle
BF Perry
Noah J Poffinbarger
Isaac Terrell
Raymond Ehwing
Cook County
Iinois
Perry Mullen
Washington
W. R. Stanfield
Martinsville Township
East Dulaney Bank
Marshall
Country Club
Campbell’s Pork and Beans
Dlo
Paris
QMART
Erthan
John F’ Cane“Dry Goods Company
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