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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
6
Nelson Wintersteen made a Sunday visit to Ko Kokomo, greeted by local residents and noting the community gathering. The event highlighted social ties and local hospitality.
Guy E. Thompson of Frankfort was a Russiaville visitor Tuesday.
Dallis reports Huffer and his wife were visiting relatives at Forest on Tuesday night according to local notes.
For sale a large heating stove in good condition. Almost new and must be moved. See Dr. Miller for details.
A force of wands finished tearing down the old livery barn beside the post office last week, removing a familiar landmark from the town.
The Dow Keim family of Roann spent Sunday as guests of George W Peer and family. The Eikenberry horse barn is being torn down to make room for a large brick modern automobile salesroom to be built this spring. Plans also call for tearing down the three story storage room on south Grant street with units to be replaced by residences. We need more houses.
Howard Brier as administrator of the estate of George W. Dunlap has filed his final settlement and vouchers. The cause is set in Henry County Howard Circuit Court on the 3rd day of a month to show cause why the account should not be approved.
A barber shop advertises the sale of a Dandruff Exterminator labeled as K D X with a full guarantee. The listing emphasizes product availability at the Modern Bar ber Shop.
Ohio presents Warren G Harding as a distinguished son of the state and a strong editor and printer turned politician. The piece notes his early toil, Lincoln era principles, virile Republicanism, and current status as United States Senator elected in 1914 by the reunited Republican and Progressive parties with a large majority.
A prominent businessman extols Warren G. Harding as essentially a business man with the instinct and experience to manage production transportation and distribution. He notes Harding built a large private enterprise from nothing and gained insight into capital and labor, arguing the nation needs such practical business experience in a president.
The piece compares Mr. Harding to Ohio favorite son William McKinley noting shared Scottish descent and similar presence speech style and political tact. It frames Harding as a patriot devoted to American government and domestic concerns over foreign issues.
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