Watson Rival Abandons Bid For 6th District Nomination
Francis T. Roots of Connersville announces he has abandoned all thought of opposing Representative James E. Watson of Rushville for the sixth district congressional nomination next year. Roots cites his business affairs as making a political campaign impractical. He notes he would welcome a position on the delegation to the Republican national convention if offered.
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Francis T. Roots
Connersville
James
E. Watson
Rushville
Watson
Roots
Captain Yount of Middletown Civil War Veteran Passes
Captain Yount born November 23, 1841 in Middletown died September 14, 1903 at age 61. He enlisted 1861 as a musician, rose to captain of Company F, 69th Indiana Infantry, served through Vicksburg and Mobile campaigns, and after the war returned to mercantile work in Middletown and Indianapolis.
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Ape
Middletown
Bath
Butler University
Indianapolis
18Th Indiana Infantry
69Th Indiana Infantry
Richmond
Kentucky
Mississippi River
Grant
Yount
Vicksburg
Laos
Jackson
Mississippi
New Orleans
Texas
Banks
Red River
Canby
Mobile
Alabama
Fort Blakely
Mobile Bay
George Magzard
Notable Henry County Historian Remembered for Kind Aid
The article recalls Captain Yount as a brave soldier and devoted historian whose work on the History of Henry County aided Mr Hazzard. He was twice married to Juliia Kinsey and Elizabeth Terhune, leaving two children James and Blanche and a son Nellie who died young. He was known for generosity and a wide circle of friends.
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Henry County
Hazzard
Juliia Kinsey
James
Blanche
Clay C. Hunt
Elizabeth, Terhune
Nellie
Yount
Rand
Starch Factory Brady Dairy Menace and Feed Claims
A letter by J. B. McLean extols a starch factory product as the best stock feed for dairies. He notes low corn prices, high demand, and yearlong contracts for large dairies milking 200 to 300 cows. The feed yields hog and poultry fodder, can replace buttermilk slop, and is marketed as a major local enterprise amid plentiful middlings and slop pricing.
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J. B. McLean
Rail passenger baggage reforms eyed at New Orleans meet
Passenger officials from several railroads plan reforms in baggage handling. The American Association of General Passenger and Ticket Agents will discuss at its annal convention in New Orleans on Oct 13 with baggage agents urged to cooperate. Delays by travelers in check and depot arrival hinder careful handling and a firm time limit on checking is proposed. The Spiceland canning factory reports a record shipment of nearly 25 carloads of canned tomatoes.
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American Association of General Passenger
New Orleans
Spiceland
Winchester Reunion Letter From War Veterans Remains Aglow
A letter from Jonathan Thomas Topeka Kansas to William C Gibbs New Castle recalls the 36th reunion era and hopes for next year in Winchester. The note reflects veteran camaraderie shared memories and gratitude while noting dwindling attendance. Enclosed is a check for the organization.
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William C. Gibbs
Jonathan Thomas
Topeka
Kan
New Castle
J. C. Livezey
Wm. C. Gibbs
Wim. C. Gibbs
Ena
Tie
Wong
J.T
Winter Prep for Warmth
Brief note urges preparation for cold season with emphasis on warmth and readiness. The message underscores proactive steps and practical readiness for winter conditions.
Hanly humorously pledges to run to ease Taylor’s marriage bid
The gubernatorial candidate jokes about touring the state and quips that winning the nomination would relieve W L Taylor of the “delicate position” of his marriage plans. Hanly says he is a good friend and would make personal sacrifices to help Taylor.
Brick versus wood building urged by architects
Architects advocate brick over wood for durability and economy. Brick costs have declined, resists shrinking and burning, improves with age, supports vines, and lowers insurance and heating costs. A hollow brick wall reduces dampness, with only a small initial price difference offset by savings on coal and paint.
Fairbanks Beveridge Clash Hint In Indiana Politics
The piece argues a political war between Indiana figures Fairbanks and Beveridge, noting the upcoming struggle over leadership. It urges unity against a common foe, warning that division could yield lasting bitterness and harm the party.
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Indiana
United States
Fairbanks
Beveridge
The 1,000,000th Question At The Sewing Machine Booth
A humorous scene features a visitor asking if the sewing machine booth is a sewing department. The reply riffs that both men have two legs, provoking laughter. A placard shows a Weary Willie image with the caption marking the millionth question.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Seville
Willie
Bundy Hotel Heated Quickly Says Manager
Manager Frank Bundy of the Bundy hotel claims the establishment has the most complete heating plant in the state. He notes that after hot water was turned on Thursday morning every room warmed quickly with no leaks, a point praised by the hotel company and the Lijit Meat and Power company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bundy
Bundy Hotel
Bundy
Lijit, Meat and Power Company
Patent Granted for Metronome Time Measurer Part
A. S. Seville of Seville Music Co was granted a patent Wednesday for a metronome time measurer on his perforator device. It enables copying any piece of music in any desired tempo, aiding operators in precise reproduction.
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A. S. Seville
Seville Music¢ Co
Wis
Addition Under Construction Lets Krell-French Power Plant Run
The Krell-French Piano Co auxiliary engine will be housed in a new addition to the mammoth power house. When the charge engine is out of service, operations will continue without interruption, keeping work progressing.
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Krell-French Piano Co
Barred Negroes Barred From Local Establishments
An item notes that hotels and restaurants in Logansport have barred Black patrons and that Winamac high school forbids colored persons from entrance. The piece ends with a rhetorical question about the fate of the Black community.
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Logansport
Winamac
Darkey
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Marian T. Leonard
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Isala Dover
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Fred Poole
Nation & Beard
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