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Friday June 25 1920 entry at the Rockport Indiana post office marks second class matter status for the publication.
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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
4
Friday June 25 1920 entry at the Rockport Indiana post office marks second class matter status for the publication.
The Democrat announces Louis N. Savage as judge candidate for the circuit court serving Perry and Spencer counties subject to voters at the November election Everett G. Banks of Hammond township is a candidate for Spencer County Sheriff for the November 2 1920 election Samuel A. Freshly of Rockport is a candidate for Spencer County Recorder for the November 2 1920 election Wm M Parsley of Ohio township is a candidate for Spencer County Commissioner first district for the November 2 1920 election Fred Kanzler of Harrison township is a Democratic candidate for Spencer County Treasurer seeking voter support at the November election.
Redebaik self rising flour touted for biscuits. Hatfield house and lot for sale near telephone exchange, contact Mrs. Mattingly. Farm items include a six year old horse, two cows with calves, a Roan bull calf for sale, and purebred Poland China pigs. Entries for the County mixed trot and pace road race due July 4th are to be left at Savage's barber shop. Royal Neighbors dinner at fairgrounds July 5th. Kodak promotions for July Rockport celebration. Contact T C Basye for details.
Mell Savage announces purchase of the Fred Pfeifer barber shop located one door east of Joe Birk's shoe shop and invites old patrons and the public to grant patronage. The notice also lists farm equipment for sale including a small pea huller wagon gas engine eight horsepower and an Oakland speedster with five passenger body plus driving horse and household furnishings at 419 North Third Street Rockport Indiana.
The Democrat announces James T. Mattingley of Grass township as the Democratic candidate for Clerk of the circuit court of Spencer county subject to voters at the November election, 1920.
The undersigned thank neighbors and friends for kindness and assistance during the illness and burial of our husband and father Christian W. Selzer Elizabeth Selzer and family
Two full blooded Herford bull calves and two full blooded Herford heifers offered for sale by James A. Gentry Jr. at Rockport, telephone exchange 189 Rockport.
Spencer County Pure Bred Live Stock Association calls all members to meet in the County Agent's office on Saturday June 26 at 2 o'clock. Secretary James W. Herrell coordinates the gathering to discuss a future pure bred sale and related plans.
For sale a new Champion mower from Richards and Kincaid. The Luce township farmers association convenes monthly: first Monday at Richland auditorium and third Monday at Hatfield Odd Fellows hall. James W. Hergrell, President. Also a Blues tune recommendation from the Play Good Night Boat, Victor record 18661, and sale at T. C. Basye's.
The traction company offers reduced Evansville to Rockport fares July 4 and 5 with a public celebration headlined by a track meet. James Briscoe handles entries and information while Woodmen teams plan drills. Prizes will be displayed next week, and headquarters are at the I. C. O. F. building. Relics display planned at the fair grounds and relic room in the new courthouse encourages participation. Notify Mel Savage to contribute relics as a safe return is promised.
Dayton readers report goitre removal using Sorbol Quadruple. The piece cites named residents willing to share experiences and directs readers to Basye's Drug Store or Sorbol Company for more information.
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