Announcements for local political nominees in September primaries
A fragmented slate lists candidates for sheriff county clerk and representative across Casey Darwin Wabash and surrounding townships. Names include Charles S Short Georgwe Morgan John Rooks Henry Milhouse Tom Richart and De Mutier, with party notes and September 1910 primary timing implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgwe Morgan
Marshall
Clark County
John Rooks
Casey
Henry Milhouse
Dolaon Township
Nein Candle
Atwestt
The New Primary Law Dates and Deadlines
The new primary law takes effect in July with key dates for candidates and voters. July 1 is the first day for filing candidate petitions with the county clerk or secretary of state. August 18 is the last day for Senate candidates to decide nomination counts for state representatives. August 21 and 26 set withdrawal and registration cutoffs. September 2 and 3 cover county conventions and withdrawals. September 24 and October 5 involve party committee meetings and organization. The general election is November 4 for county, congressional, and state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate
Wise
Board of Election Commissireneres
Natorial and State Central Committee
Enemies of Human Happiness Quote by Butler
A quotation notes two deep enemies of happiness and order ignorance and selfishness. It states intellectual education targets ignorance while moral education addresses selfishness, as Butler emphasizes their persistent harm and the hope of improvement through education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichalas Murray Butler
Parson's pintapples sale this week announced
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Trogden of Mt. Carmel care for Mrs. Eva Kohl while she visits son George L. Kohl in Fort Collins Colorado. Trogden has nearly recovered from a gun shot wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Trogden
Mt. Carmel
Eva Kohl
Guy
George L. Kohl
Fort Collins
Colorado
Trogden
Riches From Auk Eggs Startled Lovers
Dick Larramore and Jenny plan a wedding on $75 and a cottage lease. An auction basket yields two great auk eggs valued at about $1000 each by Professor Wilson. After selling other trinkets for $2000, the couple declares earnings will fund their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Dick Larramore
Feling
Hin
Drummond
Tenny
Vick
Wilson
Abe
Elin
Correspondence and visits from Indiana residents and locals
Correspondence lists visits across states with J D Thomas in Linton Indiana, George Hager in Chicago, and others from West York, Sullivan, Yarbro, and Robinson. Mentions poultry business, church updates, funerals, and upcoming church events. Includes Babylon era spelling and OCR quirks with names like Price Carter and Mrs Callahan.
Cleone Linzy Mason’s Business Trip and Local Social Notes
Cleone Linzy Mason traveled to Dennison on Monday for business. Misses Sadie and Anna Melton were entertained by Miss Pauline and Ola Burdette Saturday night and Sunday. James Melton is listed as sick. A large local attendance at C. C. F. Memorial services in Westfield Sunday. Charles N. Tarble, a recent Charleston Normal graduate, took the University of Illinois scholarship exam on Saturday in Marshall. Gilbert Morrill, ill with throat trouble, is somewhat better. Cleveland Connelly visited Terre Haute Saturday. C. L. Burdette hosted an ice cream social for Pauline’s fifteenth birthday with games and cake. C. L. Horrall of Martinsville visited Cleone Sunday. Tarble returned to Charleston Monday. Wheat crop damaged by heavy rains, near half crop expected. L. L. Burdette visited Charleston Saturday night. Charles Stillwell of Richwoods in Cleone Saturday. A large group from Cleone plans a special train to Urbana Friday, June 11. Miss Pease to host an ice cream social and festival the first day of school. Lewis Hedges visited Martinsville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linzy Mason
Dennison
Sadie
Anna Melton
Pauline
Ola Burdette
James Melton
C.C. F
Westfield
Charles N. Tarble
Charleston Normel
University of Ilinois
Marshall
Gilbert Morrill
Cleveland Connelly
Terre Haute
C. L. Burdette
Miss Paulines
C. L. Horrall
Martinsville
Cloone
Charleston
L. Burdette
Charles Stillwell
Richwoods
Cleone
Urbana
Small Town News Notes From Indiana Gatherings
Eva Honderich spent Tuesday in Terre Haute shopping while Dayton Irwin recently returned from Arkansas visits. Trix Rose and Ethel Lewis of Marshall joined Eva and Belva Honderich, with Belle Padgett of Robinson and Laura Ballard of Clinton visiting last week. Mrs. Nettie Silvers and daughter from Terre Haute visited Dick McCarty’s family. The Ladies Aid bought a new church carpet Monday. Mrs. Washburn celebrated a birthday with 50 post cards. Cecil Jones, Mammie Reedy and Ruth Hazen visited with Gussie Gibson last Friday. A church rededication is planned for next Sunday at 10, with Children's Day program at 8 that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton Thomas
Linton
Ind
J. D. Thomas
George Hager
James Lindley
Chicago
Glen Mount
Plat Rock
Eugene Bennet
Indianapolis
West York
Maggie Johnson
C. D. Ryerson
Sullivan
W. R. Lucas
Casey
Mattie Irwin
Clara Mount
Price Carter
Yarbro
Arkansas
Church of Christ
Bell Buckle
Robinson
M. E
Lewis
Eva Honderich
Terre Haute
Dayton Irwin
Trix Rose
Ethel Lewis
Marshall
Eva
Belva Honderich
Belle Padgett
Laura Ballard
Clinton
Dan Eckel
Nettie Silvers
Last Acre
Dick McCarty
Ladies Aid
Local Social Notes From Clarksville Area
Clarksville The S S convention of Green Mills Sunday was largely attended. Mrs Dora Clapp who has been at the hospital in Terre Haute for several weeks has returned home and is not said to be improved. Swow Alfred and family visited his mother near Paris part of last week. Low Smithey was a business call in Marshall last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Green Mills
Dora Clapp
Terre Haute
Secral
Alfred
Hia
Paris
Low Smithey
Marshall
Embroidery Counter Sale Notes Prices and Items
A fragmented sale notice lists embroidery items with prices such as handkerchiefs at 15c each, 25c, 40c and 50c, ties at 6 for a dollar, and various counters labeled with limited legible details. The text appears as a trader’s advertisement with partial prices and items.
Local Social Notes Include Clarkville Residents and Visitors
Will Hutchings of Clarkville is feeble. Neighbors report corn planting complete and some early cultivation. Robert Allred and daughter Florence of Indianapolis and Everett Allred of Paris visited their brother Lou on Monday. Will Sharkey and wife from near Marshall visited Charley Wielanus on Sunday. Mrs. Susan Claypool of Marshall visited her daughter Mrs. Roy Miller on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hutchings
Clarkville
Robert Allred
Florence
Indianapolis
Ind
Everett Allred
Paris
Lou
Will Sharkey
Marshall
Charley Wielanus
Susan Claypool
Roy Miller
Asbury Corn Planting Marks Local Busy Day
Miss Florence Hedges spent Thursday with her mother Mrs Nelson Campbell. Miss Mabel Snedeker visited Marshall last week with Mrs Dean Houk. Ice cream supper Saturday night drew a large crowd. Pearl and Minnie Travell Mable Garver Cleve Garver Alvis Campbell and Bernard Hedges joined Vera and Lila Caldwell Friday. Epworth League attendance grows by Wednesday. Rev D W English to preach next Sunday morning. Miss Vers Caldwell of Mattoon visiting her parents. Laura Ingale of Paris visiting her sister Mrs Joe Travoli. Frank Tobias and family visited Mr and Mrs Crawford of McKeen Sunday. Mike Molter and John Meekin returned from the Springs. health not much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hedges
Nelson Campbell
Mabel Snedeker
Marshall
Dean Houk
Pearl
Minnie Travell
Mable Garver
Cleve Garver
Alvis Campbell
Bernard Hedges
Vera
Lila Caldwell
Epworth League
D. W. English
Vers. Caldwell
Mattoon
George Caldwell
Laura Ingale
Paris
Joe Travoli
Frank Tobias
Crawford
McKeen
Mike Molter
John Meekin
Ice Cream Supper Aids M E Church Benefit
York reports an ice cream supper held Saturday evening to benefit the M E church, with proceeds of 18 dollars. The note mentions corn planting and cultivating, recent rain, nearing strawberry season, and frost-killed fruit on certain trees. H G Hodge praised for a fine crop yielding 40 cents from a quarter-acre patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
H. G. Hodge
Wheat harvest cut by fly ravages and limited pearl hunts
The article notes a severely reduced wheat crop due to fly damage. Pearl hunters are active but not achieving much success. No finds exceeding ten to fifteen dollars have been made so far.
Local Gossip And Visits From Martinsville To Terre Haute
Auburn Mrs George Brandenstein and children visit her Martinsville parents Mr and Mrs George A Barret from Saturday to Tuesday. Mrs Birch and son of Paris visit her mother Mrs Charles Dickreting home Saturday. George M Morgan of Marshall candidate for Clark county sheriff on the Republican ticket talked with voters. Forest E Smith ends an eight car term of school here Friday. Isaac Huey of Lesure farm north of town suffers a felon on his hand. Miss Alice Gilbert of Martinsville visits Miss Jessie McNary. James F Lowe visits county seat Monday. Fox hunting active as field work slows. O F Vangilder of Lawrenceville visits family over Sunday. Caleb Ragon of Raon and Ragon visits Terre Haute Monday and Tuesday. Two high class shows at the amusement hall Saturdays grow in interest. manager Mack Robson says shows will continue with 10 cent admission. Mrs Charles Whitlock entertains bridge club. prizes to Mrs Frederick Froehlich and Mrs Willis Miller. Out of town guests include Mrs Samuel Tutt of Shelburn, Mrs Frederick Froehlich of Toledo, Ohio, and Miss Nannie Nusbaum of Marshall. Announcement of the marriage of Miss Nusbaum to Basil Whitlock of Hamilton, Mont. carries through Terre Haute Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brandenstein
Martinsville
George A. Barret
Mrs. Birch
Paris
Charles Dick
George M. Morgan
Marshall
Clark County
Forest E. Smith
Isaac Huey
Lesure
Alice Gilbert
Jessie McNary
James F. Lowe
O. F. Vangilder
Lawrenceville
Caleb Ragon
Charles Whitlock
South Seventh Street
Bridge Club
Frederick Froehlich
Willis Miller
Samuel Tutt
Shelburm
Toledo
Ohio
Nannie Nusbaum
Miss Nusbaum
Basil Whitelock
Hamilton
Mont
Terre Haute
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Claus
Jed Hershel Snavely
J W Fredenberger
Everett Connelly
Mias
Lucy B.snap
Protate
Board OF Supervisors
Superviser Anderson
Craig D
Auburn
Silas Elledize
James Nash
Darwin
Shafer
Dolson
Mike Schwartz
D. Douglas
Cnarlen Maden
D Johnson
Nathan Beeson
R. Marshall
L. G Archer
St. Martinsville
A Byram
R Melrose
Bruce D Evans
R. Orange
Thomas Cooper BR
Parker Dayton Beasley
J Wabash
John Thompson
D. Weatfield
J_ T Epperson
D. York
John Williamson
Charles S Short
Casey Township
Tos Richart
Amerim
Auerus
T. Iilesbec
Mth
Dacr Oan
Weare Wuttos
de Mutier
Tan
Spacers
Vtarn Ab
Trewe
Parson's
American Press Association
Miss Pease
Lewis Hedges
Spike Town
Clarksville
Foster Martin
Clark
Ebeese
Aatas
Asbury
York
Mack Robson
E. &. Benner
Heyes
R. H. Black
Benson Martin
Justice OF the Peace Weal Estate and Colrections
Offee Merth Sige Court House Square
Warshall
LUO Ss
Howenséc
Illinois
E. 2. Jones
Reem
Hutchison
B. M. Davison
Milnols
F. J. Baarterr
Prewett
Catherine
Serine
D. Jones
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