Sheriff Candidate Seeks Parke County GOP Primary Support
A candidate for Parke County sheriff announces intent to run in the Republican primary, positioning for party backing amid the contested race led by party leaders and local supporters.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
4
A candidate for Parke County sheriff announces intent to run in the Republican primary, positioning for party backing amid the contested race led by party leaders and local supporters.
Isaac W. Pickard announces candidacy for Clerk of Parke Circuit Court subject to the Republican Primary on May 4 1920. He solicits support from party voters and outlines his intent to manage court records and clerical duties.
Benji F Stephenson announces candidacy for Joint Representative of Fountain and Parke counties subject to the Republican primary election decision. He presents his name and seeks party support for the statewide race.
The fragment discusses breaking the H. C. of L. by boosting producers and reducing distributors, aiming for more work and higher wages for Jess.
Citizens are urged to increase garden production this year, stressing the war effort against Germany and the need to boost vegetables before another year passes. The message links home front farming to broader Allied victory in World War II.
The passage warns that a 25 percent wage rise for miners will push up coal prices, affecting industry, transport, and the cost of goods and services. Producers and distributors will pass higher costs to consumers, increasing the burden on households as production costs rise. The argument concludes that higher coal prices will worsen living costs.
The piece urges cordial relations between town and country folks, noting mutual dependence for community success. It argues businesspeople aid farmers and vice versa, calling for trust, cooperation, and shared prosperity to drive progress.
Readers may subscribe to the Chicago Tribune at a high saving by joining a club with the Enterprise. The notice invites readers to take advantage and have their printing done through the service.
Anna and Edith Lightle are listed on the sick list. Numerous residents visited Terre Haute Indianapolis Rockville Danville and Anderson for family business events and social occasions. A March 27 birth is recorded for George and wife. Rev C W Fiske moves to Indianapolis with family. Continual minor notes on visits illnesses deaths and local happenings across Montezuma and nearby towns.
James Hyland, 65, of Terre Haute Indiana, reports relief from liver and kidney trouble rheumatism and persistent pain after taking seven bottles of Trutona He says appetite improved and sleep quality restored as the medicine is introduced at Murdock's Pharmacy in Montezuma.
Promotional notice announces regular price 400 per year and 1.50 per year for Che HN YERPRISH with both options for 84.50. Readers are urged to subscribe and receive the Star on the print day via the Enterprise Office.
Mrs Fred Arter of Zanesville Ohio praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy citing its effectiveness for coughs and colds. Jerry Watson and Peve ter were arrested on a complaint by Mont Watson for suspected theft of nearly one hundred dollars. The elder Watson secured a warrant and had them jailed in Rockville where Peveler allegedly implicated.
Mrs. Cc Owsley of Moberly Missouri reports that rheumatism pain eases after one or two applications of Chamberlain's Liniment, enabling rest and sleep she otherwise lacks. She states she would not be without it.
Mrs. Fannie Miles returns home from a two week visit with relatives and friends on UGelt's Prairie. She revisited her old home and renewed acquaintances with neighbors and cousins in the area.
Mrs D J Shelley of Earlville New York credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing her daughter Anna of a severe cold and cough. The letter emphasizes the drug contains no narcotic and is safe for children as a pleasant syrup.
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