Paoli Hosts Masked Carnival and Local Meetings
A Paoli event schedule shows a Masked Carnival at the Liberty Building with Oct no date and a Friends Church Quarterly Meeting on Oct 24 with dinner. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Roger Davidson plan an auto trip through Kentucky. The Eureka Fan Producer promo seeks a rep with a salary of 635.00 per week plus expenses.
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Roger Davidson
Kentucky
Paoli
Liverty Building
Friends Church
Thureday
StRaigat
Eureka
Eureka Mfg. Co
Eaat St. Louis
Ile
Congressman Dunbar to Speak in Leipsic on Oct 26
Hon. James W. Dunbar, the current congressman and re election candidate, will address Orange county residents at Leipsic on Tuesday Oct 26 at 7 PM. He is described as a forceful speaker with campaign facts people should know and is urged to attend.
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James W. Dunbar
Orange County
Leipsic
Dunbar
Republican Speaking by Henry L Beil at Ore County Venues
Henry L Beil of Orleans addresses Ore au e county citizens at Orangeville on Tuesday October 26 at 7 p m and Valeene on Thursday October 26. The Republican Committee urges attendance as Beil is a forceful speaker who will entertain and inform listeners.
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Henry L. Beil
Orleans
Oreau
Orangeville
Valeene
Heil
Republican Committee
Red Cross Chapter Meeting Set at Paoli Library
The Orange County Chapter of the Red Cross will meet at the Paoli Public Library on October 27 at 2:80 to elect officers for the coming year and conduct other business.
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Orange County
Chapter of the Red Cross
Paoli
Family reunion on Solomon Scott farm noted and police case mentioned
A notice warns against hunting or trespassing on the Solomon Scott farm. A large family gathering at Mrs. Jas M Boyd’s home includes relatives from New York, Indianapolis, Cherryvale and French Lick. Miss Mabel Speer faced a grand jury bond over poisoned candy allegations. Birdseye residents show support as she travels to Evansville for hearings.
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R. S. Dillinger
Jas. M. Boyd
William Carson
Assianger
New York
Milford Boyd
Indianapolis
Q. W. Lomax
Cherryvale
Kaa
J. “B. Dillinger
French Lick
Mabel Speer
Birdseye
Evansville
U.S. Grand Jury
James Speer
Postoffice
Hardin
Ireland
Dubois County
U. S. Court
Harding Urges Protection for American Farmers and Co operatives
Warren G. Harding, running as a Republican candidate, advocates strong protection for U S farm products against cheap foreign competition and supports farmers organizing cooperatives for marketing. He cites losses by corn and sheep producers from Argentine and New Zealand imports and argues tariffs must shield U S agriculture for lasting stability.
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Harding
New Zealand
Noisy Party Fights Split Over League and Wilsonism
The piece argues Wilson and a few Democrats cling to the League of Nations while many voters should abandon Wilsonism and back Harding and Cox. It cites dissatisfaction among prominent Democrats, including a postmaster and Palmer aides, who publicly oppose the party’s candidates. It also promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a blood cleanser and mentions Doso's Ointment for hemorrhoids and skin eruptions.
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League of Natione
Wiison
League
Harding
Cox
Coz
Wilson
Lenora Borieson
Allornes
Ciateral Palmer
Hey
Ike
New York
Cleveland
President Wilson and the league of nations debate
The article discusses President Wilson facing criticism over the league of nations and the push for a large army and navy. It notes the Navy secretary's demand to build a mighty fleet, Secretary of War's request for a large standing army, and a Republican senator's intervention arguing against entering a major military expansion without the league.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Ikeel
Europe
Baker
Notice to Contractors for Gravel Road Work in Orange County Indiana
Lange county Indiana board of commissioners invites sealed bids by 2 pm Monday Nov 1 1920 for construction of several gravel and macadam roads in Orleans Liberty and Orangeville townships. Bids include bonds or certified checks equal to bid amount, project plans on file with the Auditor, and a completion window of 900 working days with daily liquidated damages of 10. The board may reject any bid. M Stephen son Auditor Orange County Paoli Indiana.
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Board of Commissioners
Lange County
Indiana
Orleans and
Liberty Road
L. C. Ralston
Orleans Township
Liberty
County Line
Unitee
Leouth
Orange County
Bidaer
Board of Commissionera
Cianee County
M. Stephenson
Paoli
Heard
Notice of Final Settlement for William Agap estate
creditors and heirs of William Agap deceased must appear in Orange Circuit Court at Maulik idling on November 1 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and claim distributive shares. Clerk THOMAS G. ELLIS confirms court actions.
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William
Agap
Orange Circuit Court
Muali
Idling
Notice of Administration and Road Re-estimate
Notice appoints as administratrix of the estate Barnhart and names Jackson Township taxpayers. It warns of a re-estimate for the Fiat Lick Creek Road project in Orange County Indiana and requires appearance before the Board of Commissioners at the next meeting to show cause why the re-estimate should not be adopted.
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Tag
Jackson Township
Board of Commiastoners
Orange County
Fiat Lick Crees Road
Baid Lownship
Cnariey Breeden
al Tag Payers
Aaid Townahip
Duara S Vine E A
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