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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
1
The advertisement touts growing public favor for the Dodge Brothers cars. It notes low gasoline consumption and urges readers to visit the showroom to inspect the vehicle, presenting price as a secondary consideration.
The Junior Class of the high school will entertain the Senior at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ham this evening. Victor Dixon, who has been teaching the past year at Kendland, arrived home a few days ago.
Sergeant Arthur Davidson left Camp Vaytor to spend the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davidson. Mrs. Wilt J. Buskirk shows heart trouble improvement after weeks of illness. James Lomax and French Lack called on business in town. Sergeant Cecil Stout of Camp Taylor visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Stout near town. Ikey Love, bugler of the 830 Regiment at Camp Taylor, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen Love. Nichoson Millis of West Badep attended county seats for business last Friday. L. B. White and son Charles of Southwest township Transacted business at the county seat. Mrs. Rosa Driscoll Baugaman of Bedford visited Paoli and vicinity. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church will meet at Mrs. Leslie Bruner’s home next Friday afternoon.
A speaker appeals Fellow Republicans to attend the May 7 primary, deny detractors, and vote for him to secure the party's new Republican nominee for Judge.
OAK County residents share views on reelecting Martin Batts to a second term, arguing experience benefits the district. The piece notes past district practices, party nominations distribution among Lawrence Martins Orange and counts Batts among hopeful candidates as he seeks Republican support across counties.
An election notice explains sample ballots when four or more candidates run. It warns voters that the top position on sample ballots changes and directs voters to use the printed number 19 to locate Tiver on the official ballot rather than choosing the first name shown.
Campaign activity reported with Robert C. Brown of Salem seeking Democratic House nomination and Will H Talbott of Orleans pursuing Republican judicial nomination. Orange County Bank has Third Liberty Loan bonds ready for delivery. Davenport’s Mrs. Heinz visits her daughter James Hanson. Asa Elliott of Salem seeks Democratic judicial nomination. A wartime rumor of a Lane family son wounded in France circulated before being corrected.
A fragment reports Dr. King’s new life pill gaining worldwide attention. The brief mentions its claimed effects and growing public interest across various regions.
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