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Rockport Democrat

Location

Rockport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1921

Page

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Differences Within GOP Shake 1912 Echo in Tax Bill Clash

Washington notes a split in the Republican Party between Old Guard reactionaries and Progressive Republicans. Democratic amendments to the tax bill, backed by Senator Simmons and a Progressive bloc, gain in substance, signaling a new westward coalition and potential reshaping of fiscal policy amid looming loan bills and party realignment.

Washington Sthieuteney Congress Averiou Senate Tre Sil Old Guard Simmons Dem N. C Senate Finance Committee Republican Party West Vaqjyiey Easury Pat Harrison Dem. Miss Conference Committee Harrison

Blue Front Grocery Burglarized in Sunday Heist

The Blue Front grocery store was robbed Sunday with about 400 dollars in cash and 60 to 70 dollars in checks taken. A safe was blown open by nitroglycerine as explosions heard nearby. Investigators traced suspects including Walter Edward Jackson, arrested in Shelbyville, Ind., with around 360 dollars in bills. Two back windows pried open allowed entry. a few checks were recovered or identified later.

Traction Station Main Fifth Streets George Ranes B. F. Stewart Beck Owensboro Rockport Walter Edward Jackson Shelbyville Ind Jackson

Spencer County Red Cross to Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting

The Spencer county Red Cross annual meeting will be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM in the court house assembly room. Officers will be elected for the coming year and discussion will cover the peace time program. All members are urged to attend. Mrs. Fannie Wright is chairman. J T Leonard of Grandview was in the city last Saturday on business.

Nellie Blanche Brown Pearl Street W. H. Brown Brown Trust Company T. d. Markland Alice Squier Anna Wright Forest Markland Rupert Idaho J. F. Ranier Sunset Hill Cemetery Nell Will Brown Bouyant Sach R. C Spencer County Red Cross Court House Fannie Wright Spencer County Céarre Purdue

Halloween Dance Held At Lincoln Avenue Home

A Halloween dance was given Friday evening at the Lincoln avenue home of W. W. Kellams. Miss Pauline Kigenmann assisted by Judith and Eloise Parker Claud ina Beeler Georgia Gibbs Pansy Vance Marion Swallow and Mary Pyle organized dancing games and luncheons. Punch flowed during the dances and decorations featured lighted pumpkin faces autumn foliage and flowers with black cats and witches.

Hallowe’én W. W. Kellams Lincoln Avenue Pauline Kigenmann Judith Eloise Parker Claudina Beeler Georgia Gibbs Pansy Vance Marion Swallow Mary Pyle

Owens woman guest of Miss Margaret Friedel

Miss Agnes Oelze of Owensboro Kentucky is the guest of Miss Margaret Friedel during a social visit in the community setting.

Agnes Oelze Owensboro, Ky Margaret Friedel

Curtis Patmore Conducted Town Business Last Monday

Curtis Patmore of Luce township transacted business in town last Monday, a routine local matter noted in the town records.

Curtis Patmore Luce Township

Suit to Set Aside Conveyance Cited as Fraud

Court records show suits including a claim to set aside a real estate deed fraudulently issued to defeat a judgment, a replevin action for a Hudson touring car, and guardianship against Grace Inghoff. County Agent notes advise poultry feed improvements and forecast a Spencer county farmers short course in December at the courthouse.

George Ernest Bauer Hulda Bauer L. Houston Saitts Ho Mastin’ & Co Albert C. Hargis Albert’ C. Hargis Spencer County Hudson Smith McCullough Alonzo A. Lamar Frederick A. Wenzel Grace Inghoff Clarence ‘H Wenzel Grace Charles. T. Inghoff Warrick James L. Houston

South American Topics Highlight Woman's Club Meeting

The literary department of the Woman's Club met at Mrs. Olive Bartrim's home to discuss South American topics. Mrs. Atchison led, Mrs. Mason spoke on exports and imports, and Mrs. DeBruler described home life. A gift display featured South American handcrafts by Mrs. Halbruge. The next meeting is planned for November 14 at Mrs. Louis Wiener's home.

America Woman’s Club Olive’ Bartrim Second Street K. GC. Atchison W. C. Mason South America Lavina DeBruler Atchison South C. W. Halbruge Arvilla Ginsburg Dasher Amelia Indiana

Eleventh Birthday Surprise Dinner With Halloween Theme

Harvey Montgomery entertained several boyfriends at a Halloween themed dinner last Friday for his eleventh birthday. Mrs Wayne Montgomery organized the surprise with pumpkins and black cat favors. Guests included Carlos Ehrman Boyd Hall Roy Dempsey J C Glackman Robert Fay Thomas Stevenson Charles Feigel Bernard Savage James Fred Cochran and Mrs Fuchs of Wilftownship visited on business.

Harvey Montgomery Wayne Montgomery Montgomery Judith Parker Jeanette Ranes Carlos Ehrman Boyd Hall Roy Dempsey J. C. Glackman Robert Fay Thomas Stevenson Charles Feigel Bernard Savage James Fred Cochran

Proper winter dairy feeding and pumpkin value

Farmers are urged to prevent late year decline in dairy cows by providing ample nourishment and a balanced diet. Pumpkins, high in water, cannot support high production alone. a mix of roughage and concentrates is advised, including ground corn wheat bran and cottonseed or linseed meal. For every 21 pounds of milk produced, feed about one pound of the grain mix. Milk density noted at 8.6 pounds per gallon.

Purdue University

Tuberculosis test tests 24 cow herds find 15 infected

Twenty four herds were tested for tuberculosis and about 420 cows examined. Fifteen tubercular cows were eliminated from these herds.

Armistice Day Plans By Jenkins Post

The American Legion Jenkins Post prepares a veterans celebration for November 11 inviting all ex-service members to participate. The full program will be published in next week's Democrat.

American Legion Jenkins Post the Democrat

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