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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1920

Page

6

Western Canada farms show climate boosts fruit and flowers

A Western Canada housewife hosts an October harvest scene praising strawberries ripening early, garden flowers, and a banquet dinner with mallard duck and cream. The writer notes the region’s climate supports crops and garden beauty, contrasting with earlier doubts about fruit in mid October.

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Predicament of a Candidate Reflects on Campaign Ethics

A dialogue captures a candidate's doubt about running for office. He grapples with lack of a strong platform and resistance to a hostile, platform-centered campaign, preferring to avoid denigrating an opponent and focusing on genuine issues.

Indiana campaign notes mix politics and accidents in midweek events

Local reports show a Purdue engineering honor for Wilbur scholar J Birk of Owensboro and note a long list of election results across Indiana. Miss Marie Cross and Glen Woods killed in a collision with a passenger train near Indianapolis. Gardge seventy fatally injured en route to hospital. Greencastle voters approve a $95,000 hospital. Terre Haute hosts LWV meeting. Kokomo candidate Anna Knepple loses by 4082 votes. Hartford City sees rising Socialist vote. Prohibition and farmer labor party tallies recorded.

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Indiana State Officials Sworn In as New Terms Begin

Election results bring twelve Republicans into new state offices and one Democrat leaving. William G. Oliver to become auditor, Julius C. Travis to join the supreme court, and U S Lesh to become attorney general. L N Hines re-elected as state superintendent. Several judges to begin new four year terms. County precincts to expand to ease polling congestion. Governor Goodrich convenes penal and correctional officials for recommendations. Woodstock incorporation petition filed in Washington Township. Foreclosure suit and fuel issues noted in Hartford City. Terre Haute bank theft papers identified. police praised. Senate to be 41 Republicans and 9 Democrats. house near 50-50. Obits and local incidents reported in Mishawaka and Rockville. Farmers seek repeal of auto license law in Lafayette.

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Solid South Is Broken by G O P Victory Avalanche

The G O P breaks the Solid South as Harding wins 404 electoral votes in 37 states and Cox 127 in 11. Senate 59R 31D 1 vacancy, House 259R 191D. Tennessee Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona vote GOP. Alabama counts shift, Texas gains a congressman, and Kentucky picks Ernst over Beckham. Harding visits Texas then Canal Zone. Smith called Miracle Man. Miller and Smith win governor races. beer and land laws pass in several states. New York approves soldiers bonus bonds.

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Defeat of Hull and Moon in Tennessee Congress race

Representative Cordell Hull of Tennessee and Democratic National committeeman appear defeated. Also Senator Moon of Tennessee is reported as a Democratic veteran who went down in the same election.

Hull Cordell Hull Tennessee Congressman Moon

Republicans Endorse Platform In Statement From Nicholson

Samuel Nicholson of Colorado declares unalterable opposition to the Wilson treaty and favors acting in line with the Republican national platform. He voices support for the party program and its stance on international agreements.

Wilson Samuel Nicholson Colorado

States Voted Complete Faces Delayed Returns From Districts

Estimates remain needed as some isolated districts report late results. Officials note returns are uneven across regions, delaying final tallies.

Cox Plans to Travel to Europe in 1921

Governor James M. Cox defeated Democratic presidential candidate will tour Europe early in 1921 with Mrs. Cox and Baby Anne. He plans a Columbus stop first then travels south to visit Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi as a guest and to hunt.

Cox James M. Cox Europe Baby Anne Columbus South Pat Barrison Mississippi

Wars of the United States and notable Indian conflicts

A condensed outline lists nineteen wars of the United States. Ten involve Indian tribes with major clashes like the Black Hawk and Seminole wars. Major wars named include the Revolution, 1812, Mexican, Civil, Spanish, and World War I, with minor conflicts such as 1798 France and 1801 Tripoli, and 1899 Philippine war.

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Tree at Willard Corner Nominated for Forestry Hall of Fame

The Morse elmo at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Fourteenth Street in Washington is proposed for a place in the American Forestry Association hall of fame. The tree has long shaded and hosted many leaders, serving as a historic meeting spot near the Willard Hotel.

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Beginning of a New Life Bulgarian Blood Tea Ad

A Marvel Products Co. announcement promotes Bulgarian Blood Tea as a health booster for youth and vitality. It claims to improve headaches biliousness digestion and pains and urges urgent purchase due to limited supply. Distributors back a 3 week health-improvement guarantee with full refund if no improvement.

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