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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
4
Robert W. Stephenson Nominated for Guilford Township Trustee
The Messenger announces Robert W. Stephenson as a candidate for the Republican nomination for trustee of Guilford township in the upcoming primary on Tuesday May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Stephenson
Guilford Township
Noel Named Recorder Candidate for Hendricks County
Announcement states James W. Noel is a candidate for the recorder of Hendricks County subject to the Republican primary decision on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Noel
Hendricks County
John Hume Nominated for Hendricks County Prosecutor
Announcement names John Hume as a candidate for the Hendricks County prosecutor nomination, subject to the Republican primary decision set for Tuesday May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hume
Hendricks County
Ewing Baird Announces Candidacy for County Recorder
Hendricks County voters are informed that Ewing Baird seeks the Republican nomination for county recorder in the May primary. This notice states his intent to run and subject to the primary.
John Masten Nominated for Hendricks Clerk by Republicans
We announce John Masten of Clay Township as a candidate for the nomination of Clerk of Hendricks County subject to the Republican primary on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Masten
Clay Township
Hendricks County
George A. Johnson
Lincoln Township
Amos B. Edwards
Alvin Woodward
Liberty Township
Charles Clark Named Sheriff Candidate in Hendricks County
Charles Clark of Center Township announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Hendricks County subject to the outcome of the May 2 primary.
Shirley Nominated for Hendricks County Assessor
R. M. Shirley is named as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Hendricks County Assessor subject to the May primary.
Amos B Edwards Runs for County Assessor Nomination
Amos B Edwards of Clay Township seeks the Republican nomination for County Assessor in the upcoming primary on May 2. Edwards is the declared candidate seeking party support in the county race.
Liberty County Clerk Alvin Woodward Faces Primary Decision
Alvin Woodward of Liberty County lies in the Republican primary race with May 2 voting day noted. The decision revolves around party nomination and potential impacts on local office selection.
John E Vestal Seeks Third District County Commissioner Nomination
John E Vestal runs in the Republican primary for County Commissioner representing the Third District, with May 2 as the target election date.
Whicker Seeks GOP Nomination for Hendricks Auditor
Floyd W. L. Whicker of Franklin Township enters the Republican primary for Hendricks County auditor with the nomination subject to primary results on May 2, 1922.
McClellan Nominates in Liberty Township Republican Primary
George M. McClellan of Liberty Township enters the Republican primary race on May 2 seeking the auditor position.
E. E. Watson Candidate for Guilford Township Trustee Nomination
E. E. Watson enters the race as a candidate for the nomination of Trustee of Guilford Township subject to a forthcoming decision. The filing centers on a formal party process and gatekeeping rules for the nomination. Local officials caution about deadlines and eligibility criteria.
Patti Announces Candidacy for Hendricks County Auditor
Albert M. Patti of Center Township announces his name as a candidate for the nomination for auditor of Hendricks County subject to the decision of Republican voters on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Pattison
Center Township
Hendricks County
Not what we give but what we share motto motto
A reflective quotation attributed to Lowell about sharing and almsgiving. It emphasizes that giving selflessly nourishes the giver, the recipient, and the wider community.
Time Quotes On Effort And Resolve
A motivational meditation on time as a resource that advances with steady momentum. It contrasts Napoleon's remark on five minutes with a universal call to leverage today for future power, urging focus on meaningful, large aims.
A Faithful Friend Quote Reflects On True Companionship
The passage extols a faithful friend as invaluable in life sharing truth, defending against calumny, offering counsel, and sharing joys and burdens. It emphasizes the balanced support and mutual resilience that true friendship provides in prosperity and adversity.
United States Declines Genoa Conference Invitation
The article notes the U S refusal to participate calling the Genoa talks a chatterfest and arguing Europe should lead recovery efforts. It cites Secretary Hughes saying the meeting is political rather than economic and that America will mind its own business while aiding Europe only as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
America
Hughes
Monument at Provincetown honors Pilgrims and Mayflower
A towering granite monument in Provincetown Massachusetts overlooks the sea. It commemorates the 1620 Pilgrims anchoring the Mayflower and the first democratic charter in the world. Funded by Congress Massachusetts Provincetown and contributors nationwide. Dedication occurred August 5 1910 with the U S President in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Massachusetts
New England
Plymouth
Maine
Engineering
United States Army
Hase
Torre del 2Langia
Siena
Italy
Congress
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
United States
How Mirrors Are Made From Plate Glass
Mirrors are produced from plate glass by melting ingredients, pouring on tables, rolling, annealing to relieve strain, cutting, and polishing. The back is silvered, a process once using tin and mercury but now using silver from lunar caustic. Silver coating is costly but amounts are small.
Bread fruit flour and a comic trolley umbrella tale
A New York Herald note describes the yuka bread fruit flour as a commercial tropic staple, pale grayish white and slightly alkaline, then explained drying sweetening traits when fully ripe. A New York Sun anecdote follows about Bob McIntosh spilling the umbrella on a trolley ride, the motorman reclaiming it, with a humorous exchange. A North American Review piece imagines Eve and Adam navigating Drang's store, mentioning Edenic speech and dainty fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Tropical America
New York
New York Herald
Bob McIntosh
New York Sun
Paddies
Drang
Adam
Eve
North American Review
Hair care and trust in credit in daily life
A humorous observation contrasts a bald man’s fuss over hair with men rushing through life. It notes hypocrites in and out of church, and jokes about women trusting their husbands as long as credit buys goods at the dry goods store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Golden opportunities in America shape the modern dream
The Philadelphia Ledger argues that no era or land offers as much chance as America. It emphasizes equal opportunity and the duty to seize success rather than indulge pessimism, contrasting American prospects with the plight of oppressed peoples abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Solomon
Land
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Plainfield
Indiana
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Ewing Baird
Charles Clark
R. M. Shirley
John E. Vestal
S. G. Kreider
Citizens Bank
Franklin Township
George M. McClellan
E. E. Watson
Himself
Lowell
Genoa
Wonders OF America
Western Newspaper Union
the Messenger Printing Co
D. L. Kinney
Mooresville
Stoge
Fred]hall
Clayton Hazelwood
Jersey
Guernsey
P. R. Tulley
Burkhardt
Reagan
B. W. Anderson
Gol. Burkhardt
O. S. Burkhardt
Indianapolis
A.R
Ben Davis
Otis
Kirtley
Plainfield, Indiana
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