Platform Adopted by Indiana Republicans at Convention
Indiana Republicans adopt a wartime platform pledging unwavering support for victory and condemning partisan politics in war policy. They vow loyalty, call for fair labor representation, tariff protection, social reform, tax revision, and constitutional amendments including equal suffrage, while praising Senator New, Senator Watson, Governor Goodrich, and Indiana officials for wartime leadership.
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Indiana
Republican Party
Congress
Thoorough
Harry S. New
James E. Watson
James W. Goodrich
Republican Party of
United States Senate
Office of State Statistician
Pure Food and Drug Department
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Supreme Court
General Assembly
United States
Real Estate Transfers in Monticello and Monon Districts
A series of property transfers listed from Mary E Kingsbury to Hazel E Kingsbury in Monticello and multiple transfers by Charles S Brannan and others to various Brannan heirs and buyers. Transactions cover lots in Turpie Add to Monon and Hinkles Add to Monon as well as parcels on Market Street Linville’s addition to Monon and Jacob Raub’s addition to Chalmers. Amounts shown include 1000 and 2000 dollars with dates around 1900s ness.
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Mary E. Kingsbury
Hazel EF. Kingsbury
W. J. Reynolds
Monticelllo
Charles S. Brannan
John R. Brannan
Race Street
Hinkle
Monon
Clyde M. Brannan
Turpie
Anna M. Hardebeck
Gerhard B. Hardebeck
Elizabeth Bossing
Elie C. Gowger
Jacob Raub
Chalmers
Martha A. Rose
Laura C. Cottier
Market St
Linville
Mattie O. Teeter
White Circuit Court
Attic O. Teeter
Charles W. Teeter
Circuit Court of
White County
Indiana
Tippecanoe Loan & Trust Company
Elmer L. McGahan
Nancy C. McGahan
Kate Kentrich
James Nelson
Otto C. Middlestadt
Harry Baugh
Charles Wallace
Wallace & Baugh
Sim Marion
State Bank of
Circuit Court
Monticello
Charles
Preston
E. B. Sellers
The Doctor Away From Home When Most Needed
An ad urges readers to keep Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for stomach pains and illness when a doctor is not available. It claims prompt treatment saves lives and promotes the product as the best option. A second fragment presents a fable about a taper carried away to guide ships, illustrating discouragement and unseen help.
Sluggish liver focus and a tonic claim
An advertisement warns that a sluggish liver harms kidney function and digestion and can cause headaches and bilious conditions. It promotes Glando Tonic as a three in one remedy to renew liver activity, regulate bowels, and remove poisons, with testimonials on request and a 50 cent direct offer from The Gland-Atc Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Gland-Atc Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Monticello Drug Co
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Republian Party
National House of Representatives
France
American Union
Republic
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Sanol
Bowman Bros. Drug Store
Lillian Garland
Wu Clarence E. Dobbins
Maud Dobbins
Mary A. Dobbins
Chauncey Dobbins
Albert E. Josserand
Vivian Dobbins
State Savings & Trust, Co
Taintiff
William C. Mitchell
Palmer & Jr
Charles 8
Henry T. Chamberlain
Ira P. Baldwin
Ira P, Baldwin
Palmer & Carr
Attorneys For
George L. Schlademan
Harry L. Schlademan
L. D. Carey
Thomas E. Wilcoxon
Illiam H. Hamelle
Taayooes
State of Indiana
Charles J. Mahl
George W. Kassabaum
Joay
H. L. Miller
D. C
Goodman
Calla
Heral
Ellen M. Downs
Palmer and Carr
William F. Snyder
Eien M. Downs
Frank Floyd
Sadie Erwin
Mary Nichols
L. Nichols
George W. Kasenbaum
Earl L. Nichols
Charles S, Preston
Regina Cochran
Cowger & Thomas
Attorneys At Law
Office In Law
J. E. Bordge
Round Grove Tp
Geo. W. Kassebaum
Monticello, Ind
Court House
The
Herald
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