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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
4
Robert W Stephenson Seeks Guilford Township Trustee Nomination
The Messenger announces Robert W. Stephenson as a candidate for the Republican nomination for trustee of Guilford township in the primary on Tuesday May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Stephenson
Guilford Township
James W. Noel Seeks Hendricks County Recorder Nomination
Notice announces James W. Noel as a candidate for Hendricks County recorder, pending Republican primary decision on May 2.
John Hume Nominated for Hendricks County Prosecutor
A notice states John Hume is a candidate for the Hendricks County prosecutor nomination in the Republican primary on Tuesday, May 2, subject to the decision of voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hume
Hendricks County
Notice of Candidacy for County Recorder Hendricks County
EWING BAIRD announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county recorder, subject to the May primary. Voters in Hendricks County are notified of the bid and the planned petition and eligibility.
John Masten Nominated for Clerk of Hendricks County
The statement announces John Masten of Clay Township as a candidate for the Republican primary nomination for Clerk of Hendricks County on May 2. The decision rests with party voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Masten
Clay Township
Hendricks County
Charles Clark Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Hendricks County
Center Township resident Charles Clark announces as a candidate for the Republican sheriff nomination in Hendricks County. The final decision will hinge on the outcome of the May 2 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clark
Center Township
Hendricks County
Shirley Named As Hendricks County Assessor Candidate
The Republican primary on May 2 will feature R. M. Shirley as a candidate for the nomination of assessor of Hendricks County. He runs in the party contest.
Patti Nominates for Hendricks County Auditor
Albert M. Patti son of Center Township is a candidate for the auditor of Hendricks County subject to Republican voters decision on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Pattison
Center Township
Hendricks County
Alvin Woodward and County Clerk in Liberty County Primary
Alvin Woodward of Liberty County seeks a Republican primary decision on the specified date May 2. The outcome impacts the county clerk role and local governance.
Vestal Named Third District Commissioner Candidate
John E. Vestal is a Republican candidate for County Commissioner in the Third District, running in the primary. He seeks to represent district residents in local government and advance party goals ahead of the primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Vestal
Candidate Floyd L. Whicker Seeks Hen Dricks Auditor Nomination
Floyd L. Whicker of Franklin Township announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for auditor of Hendricks County subject to the decision of the May 2 1922 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd L. Whicker
Franklin Township
Hendricks County
George M. McClellan
Liberty Township
George M. McClellan Seeks Republican Primary Candidacy
George M. McClellan of Liberty Township announces his run in the Republican primary on May 2. He seeks the party’s nomination for the upcoming election, aiming to advance to the general race.
Watson Named Trustee Candidate for Guilford Township Nomination
The statement lists E. E. B. Watson as a candidate for the nomination of Trustee of Guilford Township in 1922. It notes the process is subject to decision and adds a quoted Ella Wheeler Wilcox verse about taking action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Life We Meet and Part Poem Fragment
Poem describes life as a cycle of meeting parting and onward travel with lingering ache then recovery. It reflects on yearning for shared life fading and the return of light and blessings as paths diverge and memories endure.
No Competition Means Reduction in Armaments Era
A fragmented editorial discusses how nations agreeing to arms limits removes incentives to build. It cites internationalism versus nationalism, references Wilsonian policies, and recalls a Planfield like a white town example to illustrate national consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dunbar
Nelson
Planfield
Flapper label debated as moral issue in era outlook
A discussion argues that the term flapper labels many young women unfairly. It asserts modern girls seek self determination and responsibility, and that morality should grow from character building and parental guidance rather than laws. Short fashions do not define virtue.
Bermuda Onions Time to Market Versus Acreage Increases
United States Department of Agriculture reports Texas Bermuda onion acreage at 12 117 with 11 522 expected harvests, up from 10 503 last year. Laredo office to monitor market conditions daily with railroads coordinating carrot shipments nationwide. Seed from Canary Islands and California. planting Aug 15–Sep 20, harvest begins April 1 in Webb county through May 15 in lower counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Laredo
Bermuda
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
EOE
United States
Webb County
Dimmit
Frio
la Salle
Zavalla
Gulf Coast
Brownsville
Canary Islands
California
Social Graces and Introductions Across Social Settings
Practical guidance on introductions and polite behavior for handling social encounters. It explores introducing strangers, pairing spouses, offering seats, and writing invitations, noting even seasoned observers can err. The piece prompts self reflection on mastery of social form before moments of opportunity.
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Ge EY A
Estra Messenger Printing Co., Publishers
Ind
James W. Noel
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George A. Johnson
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R. M. Shirley
Alvin Woodward
S. G. Kreider
Citizens Bank
E. E B. Watson
Eklappers
Department ‘of Agriculture
THE
Indianapolis News
KR. F. Dey
Tie Indianapolis News the Great Hoosier Daily
the Messenger Printing Co
John Kendrick Bangs
Willishield
Dorothy Phillips
Baltimore
Maryland
Shaftesbury College
D.J. Kinney
Mooresville
Auctionseer
Fredzhall
Clayton
Burkhnardt
Augtichnheer
O. S. Burkhard
Indianapolis, &.R
Ben Davis
Messenger Office
Otis Kirtley
Plainfield, Indiana
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