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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
4
A fragment lists subscription pricing of 1.50 per year in advance and less than one year at fifteen cents per month with a date line Thursday March 30 1922.
The Messenger names Robert W Stephenson as a Republican primary candidate for trustee of Guilford Township in the May 2 election.
The Recorder notes James W Noel as a candidate for the nomination of recorder of Hendricks County subject to the Republican primary decision on May 2.
The statement announces John Hume as a candidate for the Hendricks County prosecutor nomination subject to the Republican primary on Tuesday May 2. It notes the designation pending primary decision.
Ewing Baird announces his candidacy for county recorder on the Republican ticket subject to the May primary. He urges voters to consider him for the nomination.
We announce John Masten of Clay Township as a candidate for the nomination of Clerk of Hendricks County. The decision will come from the Republican primary held on May 2.
Center Township resident Charles Clark announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Hendricks County Sheriff subject to the May 2 primary decision.
R M Shirley is named as a candidate for the nomination of Assessor in Hendricks County subject to the Republican primary on May 2.
Amos B. Edwards of Clay Township announces his candidacy for the county assessor nomination in the Republican primary set for May 2. Edwards seeks party support to win the post.
Alvin Woodward of Liberty County faces a Republican primary decision on May 2. The result shapes who will advance to county clerk duties in the county election cycle.
John E. Vestal files to run as a County Commissioner in the Third District subject to the Republican primary. He campaigns on local governance and district representation.
The announcement names Floyd L. Whicker of Franklin Township as a candidate for Hendricks County auditor. The nomination is contingent on the Republican primary decision set for May 2, 1922.
George M. McClellan of Liberty Township enters the Republican primary for the Hen auditor nomination on May 2. He seeks the party nomination to win the county post.
E. E. Watson enters the race for the Guilford Township Trustee nomination subject to the outcome of the Republican primary on May 2 1922. The notice signals his bid and party association in the upcoming vote.
Albert M. Patti of Center Township is named candidate for the Hendricks county auditor nomination subject to the Republican voters decision.
The narrator, traveling with friends, describes a chaotic zoo visit where an elephant grabbed his hat watch and goat claim. He defends his possession while another man laughs, insisting the elephant took his goat. He asks for guidance on what happened and what to do next.
The article explains palm lines and mounts indicating artistic talent. A star on the Mount of Apollo or Jupiter signifies high potential. A drooping Head line and a strong Luna or Apollo line indicate imaginative power, while a branched line signals scattered energies.
The U S Department of Agriculture warns that blister rust rapidly spreads in the northeast. Delaying removal of wild currants and gooseberries near white pine plantations risks 11 to 15 percent tree loss in a single year. Destroy bushes within 900 feet of stands to protect pines for up to five years.
Poorly nourished cows produce weak calves, since calf development relies on the dam's intake. If the cow lacks adequate food to sustain herself and nourish the fetus, both suffer, as nutrients are transferred to the calf through the umbilical connection.
Farmers face a temptation to turn cattle to green pasture early. Milk cows may gain milk production initially, but those gains are temporary unless barn rations continue. If grass is relied on too soon, cattle risk flesh loss as the pasture matures and regrowth falters.
An editorial urges conserving wildflowers amid widespread trampling and destruction. It argues preservation benefits education, beauty, and public happiness, noting a major city creating a wildflower preserve in a public park and calling for broader action.
A historical sketch recounts Plymouth Rock near Plymouth Massachusetts tied to the Mayflower landing. It notes the rock’s seven ton mass greenish hue and high polish surface, its glacier origin and many relocations before a final return to its original site under a canopy.
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