Hays May Give Answer At Indiana Meeting
A republican publishers meeting will be held at Magnesia Springs near Brookville next Friday. Will H. Hays, national chairman, will deliver the principal address and is expected to announce whether he will run for governor of Indiana. He has previously said the bid would not interfere with his duties.
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Hays
Indiana
Magnesia Springs
Brookville
Will H. Hays
Timent
H. Hays
Oscar K. Bland
Bland
House
Capitol
Vincennes
Tax Law Sparks Sullivan County Debate on Rates
The Times voices concern over a new property tax valuation based on cash value and warns that democratic county officials may set a higher rate. It argues the law aligns with prior sanctions and stresses careful rate fixing so taxes do not rise.
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Goodrich
Sullivan County
Indiana
Mecrom Bluff Chautauqua Details For This Year
More complete arrangements are made for Merom Bluff Chautauqua sessions with newly added dressing rooms and awnings. The platform will be decorated under Mrs Plunkett and Miss Hatten. The auditorium tent seats 3000 with 1000 more standing. Children have a playground and agricultural groups have tents. Boy Scouts of Robinson NL attend with service stunts and campers have tents with partitions. Special lights are arranged for the Chautauqua House under Herman Heien.
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Merom Bluff
Miss Williamson
Benson
Boy Scouts of
Robinson, NL
Herman Heien
Chautauqua House
Stivers
Hays urged for 1920 Indiana governorship leadership
The Second District voices strong support for Will Hays as Indiana governor candidate, urging united party backing and emphasizing Hays' leadership. The piece argues for decisive reservations to preserve U.S. sovereignty, Monroe Doctrine, and domestic controls in any League of Nations agreement, citing President Wilson's stance and Republican strategy.
Democrats Seek Candidate for Second District Congress
R G Tucker notes Indiana politics in a Sunday letter focusing on the Second district. Cravens of Indiana University urged as Democratic nominee. Cullop faces anti Cullop and Bays factions. German-voter history cited. Bland potential Republican challenger and renomination outlook discussed.
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R. G. Tucker
Indiana
John Cravens
Indiana University
Congress
Cravens
State University
William A. Cullop
Vincennes
Fred Bays
Sullivan
Bays
Cullop
Oscar Bland
Bland
Ground rules for chautauqua and 1920 state GOP hints
The notice outlines security, crowd control, and hosting duties for a chautauqua in Sullivan County with cooperation from Merom Town and Crawford County Illinois. It frames the event as a ten day university course and notes strong patron demand and nonpaying management. It also discusses Indiana Second district leadership with Hays and Bland as potential governor nominees in 1920, urging district pride at the state convention.
Minnesota and North Dakota Repudiate League Stand
The American Economist notes state legislatures in Minnesota and North Dakota opposing the League of Nations, rebuking the administration. It questions what further endorsement the US Senate needs to defend national independence and constitutional integrity, asserting faith in God and the government in Washington.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
League
League of Nations
United States Senate
Washington
Economist
Fight for independence ends as war concludes
A fragment quoted from Harveys Weekly declares the fight for American independence is won and contrasts following the person with discarding a long held token as the war ends. The remark frames the conclusion of conflict and the shift in momentum toward peace.
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Harveys Weekly
Divorce Actions Included McCammon and Convey Cases
Legal notices announce divorce proceedings for Robert McCammon and Abbie McCammon and for Winifred Convey and Mike Convey with alimony considerations. Filed in the appropriate court, these actions set forthcoming hearings and potential settlements.
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Robert McCammon
Abbie McCammon
Winifred Convey
Mike Convey
Seels Big Farm Sold by Carlisle Pair in Gill Township
John W. Cooper and W A Lisman of Carlisle sold their 418 acre Gill township farm to Champaign Illinois buyers for about 50000 dollars.
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John W. Cooper
W. A. Lisman
Carlisle
Gill Township
Champaign (Ill
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Postoffice 1919 List
Public notice lists unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana postoffice dated July 30 1919. Includes ladies Aletha Herrin Mrs Clarke Meays Mrs Charles Wright Mrs Wm E and gents Hedden Mr H McCammon Mr George Mahin M G Maxwell Mr Perry O Thompson Mr Ernest Wyman Mr Will. Call advertising date and use the word advertised before retrieval or they go to Dead Letter.
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Sullivan, Ind
Herrin
Aletha. Meays
Clarke McCammon
Charles Wright
Wm. E. Gents
List
Hedden
H. McCammon
George Mahin
M. G. Maxwell
Perry O., Thompson
Ernest Wyman
Will
WM. E. Aydelotthe
P. M
Boy Seeks Change Says Neighbor Girl Draws Him
A boy finds Hobson's choice dull and spends time with a younger neighbor girl until invited to play with an older girl. He then abandons his farmer life to stay with her, arguing to his mother that he will return to Julia someday but wants a change now.
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Charles
Hobson
Julia
Little Things Keep Sunshine In Life
Quote from Aikin on small daily choices that prevent unhappiness and ease social friction. It argues that giving up minor comforts, yielding, avoiding harsh words, and drifting rather than confronting reduce clouds and keep life sunny.
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Aikin
Gag Rule Abolished After Congress Resolution
The term gag rule referred to a May 1886 congressional resolution requiring three fourths of all slavery related petitions and papers to lie on the table without printing or referral. The rule was abolished a few years later.
Foundation for Dairy Herd Establishment from Calf Stock
United States Department of Agriculture outlines buying good grade heifer calves as foundation stock for dairy herds. Benefits include lower cost and disease risk, easier shipping, and faster herd establishment compared with grading up common cows. Emphasizes sourcing calves from dairymen and avoiding stockyard sellers for reliable breeding and fitness.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Solution of food problem dairy sector headline
Dairymen can solve the feed shortage by methods people use to stretch food. They can make what they have go further to feed more cows. No one advocates killing people to feed others. It is not necessary to kill dairy cows due to feed scarcity. Such action would be calamitous amid the national need for dairy products.
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Wilson
Senate
House of Representatives
Minnesota
League of Nations
United States Senate
Labor Party
Administration
League
Hays
Babcock Test Determines Milk Fat Content
The Babcock test measures fat in milk and with a lactometer helps assess total solids. Used to identify best cows in a herd by evaluating milk composition and quality.
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