Parke County Treasurer Candidate in 1920 GOP Primary
I am a candidate for Treasurer of Parke county subject to the decision of the Republican primary election to be held Tuesday May 4 1920. J Walter Chapman.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
4
I am a candidate for Treasurer of Parke county subject to the decision of the Republican primary election to be held Tuesday May 4 1920. J Walter Chapman.
Isaac W. Pickard advertises fast track openings in federal service with upcoming census and railway clerk exams. Men and women are urged to write for a special preparatory offer and free information from Inter State Bureau at 907 13th St NW Washington DC.
Mrs Frank Sanders of 1128 West 3rd Street credits Trutona with relief from headaches nervous tension constipation and sleep troubles. She says the laxative improved appetite and general well being after taking one bottle and urges Evansville women to try it. The drug is being demonstrated at L J Murdock's Drug Store in Mentez.
Mrs M McGinty is better and several mumps cases are reported Dr B E Hudson remains about the same Mrs Harvey Kolr has been quite sick for a week The Thimbie Twisters meet with Marie Brockway tonight J A Pickle and family visited relatives over Sunday at Heachdala Mrs R C Murphy is better after a three week flu siege Mrs Perry McNamee improves very slowly though she can walk Mrs Andra Fultz of Eugene called on Mrs R OGC Murphy Wednesday The infant son of Mr and Mrs James Daniels has been quite sick for several days Mrs Elizabeth Quinlan Dennis and Miss Haima were Terre Haute visitors today Eugene Higher was from Terre Haute for a weekend visit A peer at the prem Sehureh Sunday was well attended Andrew Bord spent Sunday in West Union visiting his sick mother The nice weather Sunday prompted marbles in the street W F Webb Eaton a Dana tombstone dealer died Sunday morning of pneumonia age 60 Funeral was held Tuesday in Dana.
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