NEW COUNTY MAP AND WAR ATLAS PUBLISHED BY LOCAL PAPER
The Monticello Herald announces a new county map and war atlas from the Rhenyon Map Company Des Moines Iowa with about ninety pages and township maps of White County Indiana The atlas lists population data historical war history and documents soldiers from the county and those who died for service Includes subscription pricing and limited copies with mail requests via postal card.
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White County
Monticello
Keaven May Company
United States
Ares
Red Cross
al Ae
Ibilar
Eaith
A Wolcott Wedding at Sacred Heart Church
Nealla Matthew married Foti Vo Waener yesterday at Sacred Heart church in Reisienten in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The couple, long-time Wolcott residents, will live on the groom’s farm northwest of Wolcott, in a recently completed residence.
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Enhteteloek
Sacred Heart Church
Reisineten
Nealla Matthew
Foti Vo
Wolcott
Whide
Nicholas Warner
White County
Rensselaer
Vounge People Will Reside On the Groom
State highway to take over Wolcott Road route to Montmorenci
The State Highway Commission announced the Jackson Highway from Wolcott to Montmorenci will be taken over as a safe highway. White county residents in Princeton West Point and Round Grove townships welcome the move which will restore the road to its prewar condition and relieve slow county unit progress. The state action provides immediate relief as extensive work is now funded and underway.
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State Highway Commission
Jackson
Wolcot
Montmorenci
Indianapolis
White County
Princeton
West Point
Round Grove
Roond
FO Sheridan
Bt Harrison
Wolcott
Wool Storage Plan for County Wool Producers
A survey by the Wool Committee of Wooate County shows farmers favor storing county wool in Chicago warehouses until prices stabilize. Committeemen Geo H Kilmer Molr K Reif and M O O H Erickson organize receipts at Monticello sales pavilion next Tuesday June 29 for members of the local association to ship wool to the National Wool Warehouse in Chicago.
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Wooate County
Chicago
Geo
Monticelo
National
Surremadine
Veterans Meet Here At Tippecanoe Post Luncheon Program
Veterans gathered at the Tippecanoe Post hall and then moved to the Presbyterian church for a Lawton Circle lunch. An afternoon program featured Mr. Shinn of Washington D C and talks by Mrs. C D Meeker Rev H T Wilson and Rev William McCorkle. The basement displayed national colors and flowers.
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C.D. Meeker
Lawton
Bret
H. T. Wilson
William McCorkle
Goodman Co Ad Promotes Hats Swords and Salve
Classified item lists extra trousers and suits with prices from 15 to 22.50 and Mohair Dixie Weave options. It also advertises bathing hats and caps at The Fair and a Humane Salve for horses by Herman Bernfield on N Main Street.
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Dixie
Goodman CO
Plan New Course For Brookston and Chalmers High Schools
Ed VanCamp of Brookston and John Kassa baum of Chalmers arrange vocational agriculture in Brookston and Chalmers high schools with RS Bundy of Aurora to lead. Bundy will split time between towns, with summer project work. two thirds of costs paid by the U S Department of Agriculture. Bundy, Purdue agriculture graduate and former Purdue Exponent editor, begins next fall.
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White County
Ed VanCamp
Brookston
John Kaxsabaum
Chalmers
Prairie
Biz Creek
RS. Bundy
Aurora
Indiana
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Monticello High School
Bundy
Ericulture
Purdue
Purdue Exponent
VanCamp
Kassabaum
Securine
Monticello Defeats Dodge Brothers as Pitcher Struggles
A Sunday ball game between the Dodge Brothers of Lafayette and Monticello ends twenty something to seven. Monticello borrows a Toledo pitcher while pitching woes compound losses. The day also sees items and a bushel of baseballs taken away and broken shingles from local barns.
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B. R B. Baker
Ross
Britton
Monticello
Toledo
Indiana Man Fined in Assault and Battery Case
State of Indiana versus John Ohman heard by Judge Smith after an altercation on Hanawalt street at the Hohman home. Ohman paid fines and costs totaling $17.05 for assault and battery with Henry Hohman the complainant and victim.
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Justice Smith
State of Indiana
John Ohman
Henry Hohman
Young Ohman
Hohman
Dayton youths motor to city for park outing
The young men from Dayton Indiana Presbyter ian Church with their ladies motored to a nearby city for a day trip. They dined at Hotel Forbis and toured City Park along the Tippecanoe River. County agent PL Rob Bausman, once a member of the class, joined.
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Presbyterian Church
Dayton
Indiana
Forbis
Tippecanoe River
Ro Bausman
Goodman Company Ad Promotes Underwear and Salve
An old classified style ad lists GENUINE B. V. D. UNDERWEAR and Munsing for men and boys, plus The Goodman Co. Good Underwear and Humane Salve for horse necks or shoulders with an absolute guarantee. Herman Bernfield on N. Main Street. 6-3-41.
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Goodman CO
Herman Bernfield
N. Main Street
The Mysterious Scales Influence on Muskies Trip
S W Thompson and Lewis Dellinger return from a two week muskies chase on Crow Wing lakes at Dorsett Minnesota. The Mayor claims the largest muskie at eighteen pounds using a secret weighing scale that can be set to true or heavier weights.
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S. W. Thompson
Lewis Dellinger
Dorsett
Minn
Crow Wing
The
Herald
Dellinger
Thompson
Lute
Harding to Speak at Indiana Editorial Outing
The Indiana Republican Editorial Association will hold its annual summer outing at Turkey Run in July. Attendees include editors and Republicans from across the state with Warren G. Harding as the principal speaker and other prominent figures such as United States Senators Warren Te. McCray and additional candidates on the state ticket. Edward J. Hancock and Fréd Schortemeier oversee arrangements.
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Indiana
United States
Warren Te. McCray
Edward JJ. Hancock
Greensboro
Fréd Schortemeier
Surprise Birthday for William Dahlenburg at Home East of Reynolds
William Dahlenburg was guest of honor at a surprise party at the Dahlenburg home east of Reynolds for his sixty second birthday. A large turnout of relatives and friends attended and a noon dinner was served. Guests included the Dahlenburgs of Monticello and Battle Ground families, the Demarays, the Grosses, the Zarses, the Erdmanns, Opal Fistou, and William Reumler.
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William Dahlenburg
Dahlenburg
Reynolds
Carl Dahlenburg
George Dahlenburg
William Demaray
Monticello
George Gross
Battle
Beautiful Vestees and Kodak Takeover by Sowman Bros
A fragmented item notes Beautiful Vestees launching with a Kodak product line under Sowman Bros. The entry hints at a new partnership or venture involving eyewear or apparel and photography equipment, with Sowman Bros positioned as the distributor or owner.
The Goodman Co Sells Vietrola and Edison Records
Consumers urged to buy Vietrola and Edison products from The Goodman Co showing genuine world class audio gear.
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Vietrola
Edison
Removal Notice Shifts to New West Broadway Address
The notice announces Rin and Albert Margowsky have moved from West Broadway to 416 South Tinois Street just north of the green house with the date 6-24-21.
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West Broadway
Tinois Street
Green House
Rin & Albert Margowsky
Happenings of the Week in White County
Burnettsville letter notes Mrs. Fred Fisher and daughter Marjorie and Miss Nancy Nethercutt left Tuesday for Bakersfield California. Mrs Shatter will join her husband employed with the Pacific RR Co and Miss Nethercutt will attend school.
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Burnettsville
Fred Fisher
Marjorie
Nancy Nethercutt
Bakersfield
California
Shatter
Paeie RR. Co
Nethercutt
Sunday school delegates attend state convention in Crawfordsville
Special from Chalmers notes Miss Sadie Shigtey of the Presbyterian Sunday school Miss Ruth Mor tis of the Methodist and Miss Edna Wolf of the Baptist Sunday schools attend the State Sunday School Convention in Crawfordsville this week. Special from Fairview reports the Ladies Aid of Zion Bethel church entertained their husbands last Thursday with a miscellaneous program and elaborate supper for about fifty five guests. The Aid will be entertained at the home of Mrs. George Custer on Thursday afternoon, duty Ist.
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Sadie Shigtey
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ruth Mortis
Methodist
Edna Wolf
Baptist Sunday Schools
Crawfordsville
Zion Bethel Church
George Custer
Reverend A P Renn and Fred Wilson Visit Wolcott
Rev A P Renn of Indianapolis and Fred Wilson of Wolcott were in town a few hours Monday afternoon calling on friends. Renn has been in ill health since last winter when he conducted revival meetings at Wolcott and has accepted a summer pastorate in Indianapolis.
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Chalmers
A. P. Renn
Indianapolis
Fred Wilson
Wolcott
Small Roof Blaze Linked to Kitchen Fire
A small roof fire at the home of George Elmore Sr. last Thursday evening was contained with help from neighbors. Sparks from a range fire may have sparked the blaze, which burned a large hole in the roof but was insured.
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George Elmore Sr
Accidental gunfire wounds Buffalo youth near farm
Special from Buffalo reports Dr FP Washburn was called to the Bertha Davis farm northeast of Buffalo Monday evening to treat a young man accidentally shot while Burris and a hired man examined a 32 caliber rifle. The bullet hit just below the stomach and the victim was taken to Rochester Hospital in critical condition.
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FP. Washburn
Baffalo
Coy Thaler
Bertha Davis
Buffalo
Voung
Burris
Delphi
Washburn
Tolin Washburn
First Baptist Church Walcott to elect five trustees
Notice states an election of five church trustees for a five year term at the First Baptist Church in Walcott on July 9 1920 during the regular business meeting. Mrs Zoe Watkins church clerk.
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First Baptist Church
Walcott
Spam
Zoe Watkins
Notice of Auction Items at It
A local public sale lists items including Laree cookware kettles and water pails. The notice indicates a sale action and the location It as the auction site.
Get Your Straw Hats at The Style Center Sale
The Style Center offers All Kinds of Sailors and Soft Brims from $1 to $7.50 with a new stock of enamelware in grey blue and white hues just received.
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Goodman CO
School bonds approved for Monticelis school building
The State Board of Tax Commissioners approved a 375000 bond issue for Monticelis school building pending securing a contract within the amount. Attorney George W. Kassabaum announced the decision in a letter, but with current financial conditions the bonds are unlikely to sell and advertising costs would be wasted, so the matter is held in abeyance.
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Monticelis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Indianapolis
George W. Kassabaum
Kassabaum
Death follows burns of 11 year old girl in Rensselaer home
Marta Johnson, age eleven, died at Jasper County hospital after burns sustained while attempting to start a fire with coal oil at her cousin's home in Rensselaer. She was visiting Mrs Hendrickson with her parents from Walcott. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Marta Johnson
Jasper County Hospital
Hendrickson
Rensselaer
Ord Johnson
Walcott
Wolcott
E. W. Jenkins
League Voters hold study meeting at library
The League of Women Voters met in the library auditorium Monday with Miss May Turner leading a Carrie Chapman Catt citizenship study. Voter registration was urged and the next meeting is set for July 12 at Miss Julia McCuaig home with Miss Margaret Roach directing. Montello and Berlin Granite advertised as Monticello Granite Works offerings. The Fair promotes underwear sales for ladies and children.
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League of Women Voters
Voile Dresses Cut Prices at Local Shop Sale
The Style Center Wodaks, Bowman Bros, and Montello Granite Works advertise discounted voile dresses and other fabrics. Georgette crepe du chene voiles organdy waists retail from $1.00 to $12.50. Also promoted are song hits on Pathe records and American Gape Remedy for chickens.
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Georgette
Crepe du Chene
Chris Sik
Monticello Population Grows 1920 Census Figures
Census Bureau reports Monticello's population at 2 536 in 1920, up from 2 168 in 1910. The gain of 368 people equals seventeen percent, with East Monticello excluded and only corporation houses counted. The city touts growing business, improved streets, and planned streets ahead.
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Monticello
Census Bureau
East Monticello
Montcello
Monticella
United States
White County
P.M Kent
Brookston
Went
Th Herald
Republican candidate Ora J Davies visits Monticello amid campaign chatter
Ora J Davies, Republican candidate for Treasurer, traveled from Kokomo to Gary with two companions. He denied withdrawal rumors spread by the Indianapolis News and asserted he remains on the ticket, with strong support in Monticello and his home county.
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Ora J Davies
Monticello
Kokome
Gary
Kokoems
Davies
Herald Oflite
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis New
Parr Fire Destroys Most Of Town Business District
A massive early morning blaze in Parr wipes out most of the business section, sparing only a cement building and a small restaurant. Origin of the fire is unknown, insurance coverage is light, and losses run into thousands of dollars, echoing a similar 15 year ago disaster.
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Parr
Rensselaer
Will H. Ade Dead Funeral Held At Ade HomeKentland
Will H. Ade died Friday after a long illness following a fall six years earlier. He was a well known Northwestern Indiana citizen, brother of author George Ade and Warren T. McCray, with his widow and three children surviving. Funeral held Sunday at the Ade home in Kentland.
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Will H. Ade
Ade
Kentland
HHS
Tenretin Hospital
Chicago
Indiana
White County
George Ade
Mes
Warren T. McCray
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Kenyon Map Company
Townman Bros
Monticelly Granite Works
Bowman Bros
Areek At
Orendy
J. Gochenour
Edisons and
Victrolas
Wolcott Road
Herman H Bertnfield
N. Mains
Reet
Palm Beach
Brookston and Chalmers High Schools
U. S. Department of
Crow Wing Chain of Lakes
Thompson and
Haring
al Association
Kodak
Von
Sowman Bros
Vietrolas and Edisons
Fairview
Renn
Victor Records
Drex
Montello
Berlin
Voile
the Goodman CO
Style Center
Wodaks and Uila
White, Carroll
Cass
Pulaski Counties
Pathe Records
Monti
Cello
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