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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
4
The notice lists a subscription price of 3.50 per year in advance and a rate under one year of fifteen cents per month. It is dated Thursday April 43, 1922.
The Messenger announces Robert W. Stephenson as a candidate for Guilford township trustee, subject to the Republican primary on Tuesday May 2.
The Recorder race in Hendricks County lists James W. Noel as a candidate for the Republican nomination subject to the party primary on May 2.
John Hume announces his candidacy for the Hendricks County prosecutor nomination subject to the Republican primary on Tuesday May 2. He runs in the county race as a Republican hopeful.
Hendricks county voters are informed that Ewing Baird will seek the Republican nomination for county recorder in the May primary. He declares intent to run in the upcoming election.
The announcement states John Masten of Clay Township as a candidate for Clerk of Hendricks County, seeking the Republican primary nomination on May 2. He runs under the party banner and awaits primary decision.
George A. Johnson of Lincoln At Seetic announces Charles Clark of Center Township as a candidate for the Sheriff nomination in Hendricks County subject to the Republican primary decision on May 2.
An assessor race notice announces R. M. Shirley as a candidate for the Hendricks county assessor nomination subject to the Republican primary on May 2.
Albert M. Patti of Center Township is a candidate for Hendricks County auditor subject to Republican voters decision on May 2.
Alvin Woodward of Liberty County is subject to the outcome of the Republican primary. The race centers on his role as County Clerk and the party’s support or opposition.
John E Vestal seeks re election or a seat as County Commissioner from the Third District in the Republican primary. The notice outlines his candidacy and district affiliation for voters.
Franklin Township resident Floyd L Whicker declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Hendricks County auditor subject to the May 2 1922 primary.
George M. McClellan of Liberty Township emerges as a Republican primary candidate on May 2. The announcement highlights his candidacy and political affiliation in the upcoming party contest.
E. E. Watson is listed as a candidate for the nomination of Trustee of Guilford Township subject to the final decision. The filing notes Watson seeks the party nomination and awaits selection procedures.
A speaker recalls a voice arriving yesterday like gentle rain. The grief stricken heart opens and finds renewed song in spring through that tender encounter.
A reflective verse laments a character named Hyacinth who thrived in sunshine and confidence until a ruthless storm shattered her heart. The speaker recalls crimson life fading to dust as love endures only in memory, acknowledging that love must go.
A sermon catalogs reasons some people skip church on Sundays. Points include a seared Sabbath conscience the gasoline mania screenitis laziness poor worship concept and a dangerous mix of pagans and social outcasts. It condemns business and professional leaders for selfishness pride and avoidance of responsibility. Robert Burns is cited.
The line notes Goldsmiths view that true glory lies in rising after each fall rather than avoiding failure keeping focus on personal perseverance and growth across life.
A handsome aspiring star, Ann May, a Hollywood schoolgirl, sought extra parts during vacation. Her luck changed when she approached a major producing concern and received a chance, now appearing in a well known picture.
Experiments at Aberdeen Idaho show Federation, an Australian wheat, outyielding Dicklow by about 5 percent under irrigation. A 1921 Idaho yield of 219 bushels 30 pounds from 2.17 acres suggests a record spring wheat per acre, with Federation noted for superior milling and bread making.
A reflection on meddling in neighbors lives. Do not judge others or intervene in others affairs. Focus on your own duties and accept that different households operate by varying standards and hours. The piece cautions against prying and the loss of personal responsibility.
A speaker questions Congresses handling of high living costs and wage demands. He argues lawmakers should cut leaving costs and ease inflation to help a worker support a family, noting rising prices for beef and daily essentials and seeking relief from political leaders.
Advice on selecting dairy cattle over equipment to maximize return on investment. It argues that $200 spent on good dairy cows can yield higher gains than purchasing a manure spreader with limited use. Emphasizes evaluating profitability per dollar spent and future milk or progeny value.
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