Senator New Praised For Columbian Treaty Speech
The editor notes Senator New earns praise from figures like W. E. Brigham and Colonel E. M. House for a Columbian treaty speech. A New York Evening Post humorist relates a professor joke about education costing $20,000 and 20 years versus $50 and three months to election to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miersty
E. M. House
Europe
Viarry New
New
New York Evening Post
Congress
Laurell
Rathroid Sveteny Oy
Delphi project aims to lure tourists with new route idea
A fragmentary report describes plans for a Delphi to Montivelio highway using creosote coated signs and a public pamphlet to promote a tourist route. It notes debates over feasibility, costs, and attracting travelers, with the aim of boosting regional visitation and connectivity.
Perseverance rewarded in Norway dam decision
After about fifteen years of uncertainty a decision to proceed with the Norway dam ends doubt for many and rewards a few with faith and effort. John AL Shafer of Indianapolis is highlighted as a key advocate whose perseverance and belief sustained the project despite skepticism.
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Norway
Clyect
John AL Shafer
Indianapolis
County leaders praised for years of service and support
The passage honors A. A. McKain and later Mayor S. W. Thompson with C. D. Meeker for their lasting dedication and financial backing. It credits them while criticizing others who doubted, ending with a poetic, if whimsical, question about grafting a hoe on a gold club and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. McKain
S. W. Thompson
C. D. Meeker
Hartford men fined for fishing and hunting without license
Two Hartford City men William Kravis and Leo Landis were arrested by Deputy Game Wardens J. H. Randall and G. T. Stansell on charges of fishing and hunting without a license. They appeared before Justice of the Peace E. J. Smith and each paid fines and costs totaling 20.05 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
William Kravis
Leo Landis
J. H. Randall
G. T. Stansell
Justice of the Peace
E. J. Smith
Dr Floyd Julien Dies in Gary At Age Forty Five
Dr Floyd Julien formerly of Delphi died at his Gary home early Saturday morning at age forty five. He practiced medicine in Gary for eleven years and resided with his mother. Survived by brothers Dr R C Julien and George W Julien and sister Mrs Arthur Gros of Delphi, body sent to Delphi for burial.
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Floyd Julien
Delphi
R. C. Julien
George W. Julien
Gary
Arthur Gros
Drurial
Benton County Trustees Adjourn Without Superintendent Selection
The Benton County Township Trustees adjourned without electing a Superintendent after balloting. Four candidates stood, none withdrew. former Monticello school man C. W. Steele received four votes, two others three votes, and one candidate one vote. The Auditor is to call a meeting to decide the vacancy.
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Enty
Benton County
Monticello
C. W. Steele
Local undertaker adds up to date ambulance and car lots
G A Stephan of Monticello shows an eight passenger ambulance built by Meteor Motor Co of Piqua Ohio with gray leather upholstery and silver trimmings. The display includes several used cars with prices and trade options from J F Horner Auto Co the authorized dealer for Overland Willys Knight Reo and Nash in White Pidaski and Carroll Counties. Government bond quotations with accrued interest are listed for 1942 loans.
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G. A. Stephan
Meteor Motor Company
Piqua
Ohio
Studebaker
Anus
Woverland
Willys-Knight
Reo
Nash
Traocks
White, Vpidaski
Carroll Counties
J. F. Horner Auto CO
Notice of Jewelry Shop Closure for Repairs
During my absence from the city from June 9 to July 1 no watches or clocks will be received for repairs. My store will be open as usual and upon my return July 1 I will give all repairs my personal attention. S. W. Thompson, Jeweler.
Market Review Week Ended June 13 Fact Sheet
The U S Department of Agriculture reports Chicago hog prices rose 5 to 15 cents per 100 pounds. Beef cattle and veal varied with cattle steady to higher, calves weak. Sheep and lambs fell sharply with spring lambs down 1 25 to 1 50 per 100 pounds. June 13 prices show hogs at 7.90 to 8.15, beef steers near 7.50 to 8.65, cows 4.25 to 8.50, feeder steers 6.25 to 7.45, veal 7.50 to 9.75, fat ewes 3 to 4.50. Week ending June 3 shipments totaled cattle and calves 24,926 hogs 5,657 sheep 16,008. Market conditions: unsettled early week, then strong on the 8th and upward. Weather factors include rains in the Southwest, Kansas floods, crop and rust reports, and a potential railroad strike. Cash wheat remained in demand. visible wheat and corn supplies rose. Chicago and Minneapolis grain quotes and futures movements are listed, with several prices advancing or retreating. Harvest in Kansas and Nebraska under way, with large country offers expected.
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Chicago
Southwest
Kansas
Nebraska
Towa
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winniper
Notice to Farmers for July Fourth Closings and Orders
Farmers are urged to place orders now for binders and mowers as no stock will be carried this year. Golden Rule Creamery Co and Schlosser Bros announce their place of business will close at noon on July Fourth. Ed Gardner signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Creamery Co
Schlosser Bros
Gulbransen Piano Ad At Ackerman Music Shop
The Gulbransen stands in the same relation to the Player Piano that the Brunswick does to the Phonograph. Read our ad on page s. Ackerman Music Shop.
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the Herald
Postoffice
Indiana
The
Monticello Herald Co
Pr. R. B
Lan, Editor
Tm Canada
Monticello, Ind
Plause
Senator New
Senate
W. E. Brigham
Washington
Boston Transcript
National Press Club
Aaron
Montieefe Deesness Msen
Woleats
Toad Dees
Pestondar
Emre
Chestosotae Smads
Therm
Amethes
Auvere
Co Dow Beaw
Dre
Stephan Ceeenthy
Askin School
Anedoafse
Charles HL
Cuibahiner
Garehas Oothe Amibubaree
Wien
Pattieahir
Main St
Viety Bs
Dune
S. W. Thompson, Jeweler
Gene Bete le Et Ieee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
ED Gardner
Sam
Kuppenheimer
Ackerman Music Shop
Bowker
S. Miller
Holeprof
Frank M. Shields
Deering
F. R. Gardner
Dance Records
F. O. B. Kenosha
F. O. B. Milwaukee
S. Main St
Harry C. Meredith
Tiger Store
North Main Street
LE Gymsh
the Style Shop
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