Sheriff and county posts announced for September primaries
Notices announce candidates for Clark County offices in the September Republican and Democratic primaries. Charles Short of Cassy township and George Monzan of Marshall seek the sheriff nomination. John Hrovukes of Casey runs for county clerk in the Democratic primary. Ronny Milhouse of Dolson township also seeks the Republican sheriff nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheiuff
Charles 8 Short
Cassy Township
George Monzan
Marshall
Clark County
John Hrovukes
Casey
Thurstay
Ronny Milhouse
Dolson Township
Our Commercial Club Awakens to Revive Trade in Marshall
The author urges Marshall readers to awaken the Commercial Club and promote the city’s advantages for light manufacturing. Cites rail access, churches, schools, water, sewer, street paving and growing population as selling points. Advises merchants to back efforts and citizens to spread enthusiasm to attract new location seekers.
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Marshill
Limea
Alleghanies
Rockies
Terre Haute
Commercials
Ta Beategeh
East St. Louis
Marshall
The Raw American Citizen on Baseball and Urban Growth
An excerpt extols Marshall's potential to reach a population of 10 000 within a decade and argues success comes from effort. It includes a defense of baseball culture praising expert fans, national games, and the value of educated appreciation of the sport.
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Marshall
Father and Rest in a Clergy Household
A Chicago girl jokes that her father the popular clergyman works hard yet rests only Sundays and evenings as comments fly around the parish. A waiter’s tale notes that experience makes him hard and prompts a sharp exchange about meals and timing. A peacemaker girl shows a trove of wisdom on appearances versus reality. Salt is praised as a therapeutic remedy for health and beauty. A critic laments the limits of the married voice on stage.
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Chicago
Tim
Miss
Clergy Unp
Leena
Cross
Pervons
Fragmentary theater chatter echoes at premiere
An indistinct paraphrase recalls a playwright's remarks after a premiere. The dialogue hints at misread cues and a curtain mishap, with references to mourning attire and a blurred, enigmatic exchange about readiness and performance.
Local store ads and social notes from Martinsville
A long list of local shop offerings and personal notices describes sales of window shades and meats from L. E. Snapp and sons, Marvin’s mill, and Bubeck and Gallagher. Social items cover visits, illnesses, census work, and church Ascension Day observance.
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Bubeck and Gallagher's
L. E. Snapp and Sons
Marvin’s Mill
John Marvin
LTF
Snapp and Sons
Marvin's Mill
Bubeck & Gallagher's
Axtellock Stallion Prospect at Davison Stock Farm
Certificate of Pure Bred Stallion No 4579 describes Axtellock No 44046 a five year old standard bred trotter standing at J A Davison Stock Farm on the Mars shall and Melrose road eight miles west of Walnut Prairie. It details lineage back to Axtell and Mambrino with multiple notable offspring and praises Axtell’s racing record and impact as a sire. Terms state the service fee of 15 and that the colt stands good for the fee with liability disclaimer.
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J. A. Davison
Mars Shall
Melrose Road
Walnut Prairie
West Union
Axtell
William L
George Wilks
Hambletonian
Abdallah
Mambrino
Lou
Mambrino Boy
Mambrino Patchen
Axtellock
Warlock Maid
Warlock
Belmont
Magna Charta
Lady Lake
Jim Goodrich
Mambrino Chief Jr
Mainyard
Dudley Daniels
Arlo Axtell
Warren Park Farm
Terre Haute
Elloree
Hindee
Doeloree
Praytell
Walnut Hall
Ozanam
Ed Benyon
Transylvania
Major Delmar
Prince of Orange
Wentworth
Monte Carlo
Angle
Detroit
Columbus
Margaret O
Scott Hudson
George May
Covite
Red Tell
Huntsman
Axworthy
Hamburg
General Wats
Axtelloci
Davison
Marshall
Local Residents Exchange Weekend Visits Across Indiana
Correspondence notes guests and visits among West Union Mt. Carmel Terre Haute Flat Rock West York and Robison communities. Families including Piety Newlin Campbell Lindley Buckner Lickliter and Whitaker are mentioned with travels to Martinsville and Chicago and cattle shipment by Mort Guyer.
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Will Piety
West Union
Martin Newlin
B. F. Campbell
Mt. Carmel
J. N. Lindley
T. J. Athey
Terre Haute
Oca Reynolds
Flat Rock
West York
Carpenter
Frank Buckner
Grant Whitaker
Cal Foutz
Fairbanks
Ind
Commodore Monks
Phil Drake
Turmans’ Creek
Dallas Reynolds
Indiana
Barrick
Robinson
Hiram Lickliter
Mort Guyer
Chicago
T. W. Richards
F. E. Buckner
Martinsville
Martinsville, Indiana
West Union social notes and local movements
West Union residents share a weekend from visiting relatives to moving plans. Arthur Walker visits from Fairfield while Robt Whitson and family come from Fairbanks for the week. A baby girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Will Marvin. Howard Martin completes a ware room and E A Snyder joins Shawler and Richards. Will Piety returns home from the West.
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Carl Walker
He Haute
West Union
Arthur Walker
Fairfield
Will Marvin
Will’s
Hutsonville
Dick Handy
Evanaville
Ind
John Williamson
Marshall
Whitson
Fairbanks
Wes Riley
Besasle Orcutt
York
Clarence Nichols
Howard Martin
Ascoe Richards
Robinson
E. A. Snyder
Shawler and Richard
Will Piety
Weat Union
Clarksville Fires Wieland Over Troubling Delivery Incident
In Clarksville, Wieland is dismissed after a problematic hog delivery. Officials cited misdelivery and quality concerns, detailing failed compliance with contract terms and prompting administrative action. Further investigations are expected.
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Edward Emerson
J W_ Lewis
A M. Tarman
Sherif John H Davison
Jease Gallatin
Schoola
Harry W Drake
John F Lafferty
Will C. Howell
Martinaville
Sol Hands
States
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Mles
Lucy Bishop
Paria
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Board OF Superviso
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Metropolitan Opera
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Tie
Buseman
Naijor
Howe
Chicago Polne
Pittsburgems
Pitsburg
Mark Twain
Walter Bow
Walter
Walters
Walter Be Sant
Barry
Helen
Oan
Annie Smith
Will Smith
Chet Colton
George German
Joe Grabenheimer
National Wool Growers Associant
Indianapolis
Stewart McClellan
L. B. Anderson
N.corndorff
Wabash Township
Lena Craig
Viola Plank
Chiford Norris
Harley Stateler
Darwin
Flo
Josephine Dietz
Nettie Siusser
Babeck & Galligher
L. E Snipp and Sons
Morris Logue
Alvey Hurst
Tom Riley, Jr
Fos Martin, Jr
Vis Mundy
York Township
J. N. Ballard
Lima
Ohio
Roy Jeffords
Troy Hybarger
Hybarger
James Ferris
Nannie Simpson
Connersville
Mamie Olopson
Will Eggebrecht
Kellum
Frank Egggebrecht
J. W. Wilkin
Edwin Booth
Johnson
Joan
Post Office
Mareshall
Frank Lupher
Mamie
Eva McKinney
Lucy Moore
Lou Smith
Jacob Metz
Etta Perdue
Melinda Smith
Burns Smith
Terre Hurate
Wil Renain
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St Mary’s Church
Father William Healey
Father Heslin
Warresin Clark County
Wabash
T W Clark
MeClinton Campbell
Beenpcrt-Mack Company
Vale Trovent
Leseure’s
Leseure’s Cash Store
WM. Spotts & Sons
Trefz
Goltaire
France
America
Paris
Ella Morgan
Bradley Babcock
James Fowler
Shilo
George Claypool
Joe Spires
Nora Claypool
Dora Clapp
Frank Hollingsworth
Castle Finn
Ernie Roses
John Heimer
Stella Beachout
Bruce Braynard
Dave Montegomery
Virgil Gallatin
Fred Woods
Ray Gallatin
John Snyder
Calvin Bardin
Mat Snyder
Clarksville
Wieland
William H. and
Edna Pear] Daniels
Case Barnes
Francis Jane Nickles
Upper Wabash
George and
Dora Anna Caldwell
U. Wabash
Wistus
Mlinois
North Sant
Perth Range
Weetree
Illnois
Zureneee
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Everett Connelly
Attormey
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