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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1923

Page

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Harding writes 1924 platform as he tours westward

President Harding quietly builds the Republican platform for 1924 during a six day western swing. He outlines broad planks on an international court railroads agricultural relief prohibition and coal governance while avoiding firm promises, seeking party harmony and usable guidance for convention carpenters.

Harding Raling -Wye Harding Washington International Court Republican Party Warding St Louis Senate St. Louis Kansas City Railway Labor Board Hutchinson Kansas Denver Cheyenne United Mine Workers

Pleasant Chapel U B C a lendar of Sunday events

Pleasant Chapel U B Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 and 2 00 class meeting at 2 00 Christian Endeavor at 6 30 preaching at 7 45 everyone welcome Supt Perry Miller leader Boyd Dinius president Glenn Rupert pastor Oliver P Y Givens

Bible Thoughts for the Week

A weekly devotional invites readers to reflect on daily verses from Isaiah Mark and John with themes of worship faith watch freedom and eternal promises. Each day presents a biblical verse or teaching urging trust in God and living righteously.

Celebrate the Glorious Fourth in Roanoke

Plans completed for Roanoke's large Fourth of July celebration at Oak Grove Park. The event features two Roanoke vs Fort Wayne Colored Giants games from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., gymnastic exhibition by Fort Wayne Turners, and music by the Roanoke Community Band and Harmony Four. Bring dinner, enjoy free tables, water, swings, and a ladies rest room.

Roanoke Oak Grove Park Fort Wayne Colored Giants Giants Fort Wayne Turners Henry DeArmitt Harmony Four

Roanoke Defeats Huntington 3 to 2 in Tough Nine

The Huntington All Stars lost to Roanoke 3 to 2 in a nine inning game. Reeves hit a clean home run and H Heater made a notable outfield throw. Pleasant Center plans a Sunday game at Oak Grove Park against Roanoke. players hail from Ossian and Fort Wayne.

Roanoke Huntington Huntington All-Stars Reeves H. Heater Pleasant Center Oak Grove Park Ossian Fort Wayne

Firemen's Convention Held Best Ever in Decatur

State Fire Marshal Newman T. Miller praised the Decatur gathering as one of the best conventions. Firemen paraded through the city in near 100 degree heat as the Fort Wayne General Electric Band led multiple departments. Prizes went to General Electric and Bowser teams for drills, bands, and contests in water battles and ladder climbs.

Mercury Decatur L. A. Holthouse Fort Wayne General Electric Band Indiana General Electric Company Ft. Wayne Bluffton Portland G. E. Company G. E. Band of Bowsers of Bowser Company of Portland Fire Company Bluffton Fire Company Portland Military Band Roanoke Fire Company Roanoke Glenn Hartley Ted Hartley Ralph Withrow Bowser Newman T. Miller

Red Goose demonstration at Roanoke store parade

The E. E. Richards & Sons store staged a Red Goose demonstration in Roanoke with a six foot red goose, a parade led by the Roanoke Community band, and a raffle of six prize shoes. An essay contest for youths eight to fifteen was announced with entries due by June 30 and prizes awarded July 3.

E. E. Richards & Sons Department Roanoke Richards Red Goose Bove Huntington County

Roanoke's Beauty Spot Opens Free Park Evenings

Roanoke welcomes residents to Oak Grove Park this summer with free nightly access and picnic tables. A ladies rest room is provided and family reunions are welcome. Beginning July 4 the park offers free moving picture shows every Wednesday and Saturday with continuous viewing and evolving amusements.

Oak Grove Park Roanoke’s Roanoke

Post Office To Close At Ten Tonight

The post office will close at ten oclock for the balance of the day on July 41h.

Debate on Beer and Light Wines Amendment to Volstead Act

The piece argues against amending the Volstead Act to permit sale and manufacture of beer and light wines. It cites Dr. T Alexander MacNichol on dilute alcohol harming immune response and describes alcohol’s effects on the nervous system and circulation with a note that the article continues on page 5.

Alfred Eddingfield America J Tf T. Alexander MacNichol Mass

Building Addition to Richards & Sons Store

Building addition to the Richards & Sons store began today on vacant rear ground. The one story cement structure measures 59 by 71 feet and will be split into two rooms 22 by 71 and 37 by 71 to serve as a garage and store room. Grover Redding and crew handle the work.

N. D. E. Ricards & Sons Richards Grover Redding

Beery & Peterson Store Sees Leadership Change

Archie Hathaway resigned from Beery & Peterson grocery last week. Eldon Withrow assumed charge of the store Monday morning.

Archie Hathaway Beery & Peterson Grocery Eldon Withrow

New Manager at Hawkeye Oil Station

Henry Christy appointed manager at the local Hawkeye Oil Station. Mr Robbins resigned about two weeks ago to devote full time to his farm.

Henry Christy Hawkeye Robbins

Gas Tax Law Held Valid by Indiana Court

Judge Lenn J. Care rules 1923 gasoline tax constitutional, stating the two cent per gallon levy is an excise on the privilege of using motor vehicles. The decision, read in South Bend, will be appealed to the Indiana Supreme Court with the attorney general opposing challengers.

United States Lone New York City America South Bend Ind Indiana Lenn J. Care Bruce Gasilt Robert Bracken Ora Davies U. S. Lesh Care Supreme Court of Indiana

Tim or Timothy Hay Color and Maturity Guide

USDA urges early cutting of timothy bay to avoid color loss and downgrade. Grades rely on color from brown leaf surface and bleached heads, with No 1 limits at 40 percent leaf surface and small percentages of heads and stems. Early cut hay yields higher nutrients and better palatability for livestock.

United States Department of Agriculture Departmente Hng United States Department of Agriculture Timothy Timothy Hay

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the Government Affairs Lord Jacob God Jesus Mark John BASE Firemen’s Convention Flo van Arsdol Kraepelin East By Flo van Arsdol Hurch Methodist Episcopal Epworth League E. D. Gillespie Ruth Hamilton J. L C. Emery Smith ISFQ Lena J. Care
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