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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1919
Page
1
The region reports unusually cold and wet May weather with few sunny days. Persistent rains over the last ten days delay corn planting, leaving farmers still unfinished and facing a late season unless temperatures rise and drier conditions return.
Henry H Hudelson is recovering and able to sit up part of the time. KE W McVey and Mr and Mrs Iden Moore drove to Louisville yesterday to their machine and back in the evening. Omer Phillips of Abilene arrived to join his wife visiting her mother Mrs Ruth Montgomery. Dr J D Horton who has been at Camp Taylor in Red Cross work spent a few days at home. Coy Taylor, recently discharged from France, arrived home last Friday. Mrs W Ray Bailey and her son from near Lowell Ind are visiting Mrs Bailey's parents south of town. Mrs Jesse Trinkle remains critically ill. DeVamp Carson of Chicago joined his wife and young son visiting their butcher Dr Laban Lindley. A small white pig (about 20 lb) strayed near Paoli toward Indiana Orchards Co land, reward to finder. Samuel O Webb and Thomas J Braxtan spent a few days at Louisville.
A National Republican note discusses Henry Ford's paper on a revival of the Wilson era belief that government and people are distinct. It claims Virginia vocalizes pride while 150,000 of 2.3 million residents are eligible voters, with disfranchisement affecting whites more than blacks and critics allege hypocrisy in administration messaging.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local item with unclear names and events. Readable elements suggest a brief agency update or notice, but specifics on people or places are missing, limiting a precise summary.
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