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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
3
A church sermon argues that Christian law of cause and effect governs society. It urges followers to live Jesus through love patience and justice to influence others and transform the community. The message invites study of Christ and His methods. Subject at 10:30 is Jesus and the Common People.
All kinds and colors of paints and varnish stains available at The Rexall Store with a wide selection for household and decorative projects.
Milton S Hastings of Washington township announces as candidate for judge of the Forty-ninth Judicial Circuit subject to Republican voters in Daviess and Martin counties at the May 1922 primary. Frank E Gilkison of Shoals also announces for judge of the same circuit subject to Republican voters in Daviess and Martin counties at the May 2 primary.
O W Hubbard of Loogootee announces as a candidate for prosecuting attorney of the Forty-ninth Judicial Circuit subject to the will election to be held in May 1922.
Assessor Ernest C Arford announces candidacy for assessor of Madison Township subject to Republican voters in the May 1922 primary. He seeks the township job and cites party support as the path to election.
Henry H Sefrit of Van Buren township announces his candidacy for assessor subject to Republican voters will in the primary election to be held in May 1922.
Charles A. Pershing announces candidacy for assessor of Madison township subject to Republican voters at the May primary. He seeks support from local GOP members in the upcoming election.
Clifford Farris of Elmore township announces his candidacy for Commissioner of the third district in Daviess County. He seeks the Republican voters’ support at the May 1922 primary election.
Sheriff Theodore White of Washington County announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Daviess County in the May 1922 Republican primary. He submits to the will of the county's GOP voters and seeks the party nomination.
County assessor Charles O. Wilson announces candidacy for Daviess County as a Republican candidate subject to the will of GOP voters at the May 1922 primary. He seeks the office of county assessor in the upcoming election.
Edgar Pershing declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the Circuit Court in Daviess County. He urges Republican voters to support him in the upcoming primary on May 2, 1922.
IRL R Bechtel declares run for assessor role in Madison during the May 1922 primary election campaign.
Charles H. Beasley of Van Buren township is subject to the township at the primary election to be held in May 1922.
Clement Aishe announces candidacy for Madison County assessor in the upcoming May primary election of 1922. He seeks the office through the partisan race, outlining his aims to manage county property assessment and tax roles.
Noble B. Callahan announces Madison township candidacy as the Republican choice in May 1922, directing focus to party voters and forthcoming election will.
Charles H. Buchanan announces his run for Trustee of Madison Township in the upcoming May 1922 primary election. He seeks support from voters in the township contest.
Elijah O Jones of Westington Township files to run for Sheriff in Daviess County at the May 1922 primary election.
Fragmentary note mentions Mr Windsor in Put Up with Rats for Years and references dr ug gists and dealers. context unclear and dates or facts incomplete. The readable parts name Mr Windsor and mentions pharmacies in a generic, damaged text.
Will Hlame of Steele Township declares his bid for the Clerk of the Daviess County Circuit Court. He enters the race subject to Republican voters in the May 2 1922 primary.
Frank J. Cheney attests his firm F. J. Cheney & Co. will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. oath dated December 6, 1886, before Notary A. W. Gleason. Medicine described as acting through mucous surfaces. price 75 cents. testimonials provided.
R D McCarter of Madison announces as a candidate for re nomination to the office of treasurer of Daviess County subject to the will of Republican voters at the primary in May. Charles W Freed announces as a candidate for Trustee of Madison Township to be held in May 1922. E T Stuffle announces as a candidate for Trustee of Van Burne Township.
A report notes Thomas G. Wadsworth and other Republicans in the township shaping the will of GOP voters during the May 1922 primary election.
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