Stilwell Returns to Republicans After Progressive Rift in Indiana
Indiana news outlines Horace Stilwell Anderson signer of the 1912 Progressive call announcing his return to the Republican party. He positions it as a bridge for progressives, cites party reforms, and quotes Hays promising equal participation and reforms within the state committee.
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Indianapolis
Will H. Hays
Horace Stillwell
Anderson
Indiana
Repubican Party
Stiliwell
Progressive State Committee
T. A. Randall
Republican Party
Stillwenn
Hays
Ind
Wmn. H. Hays
Republican State Central Committee
Progressive Party
Republican
Union
Chicago
Oo Committee
Theodore Randall
Progressive State Central Committee
Clayre Sells
Progressive Committee
Progressive Party of America
Horace C. Stilwell
Randall
Sells
State Committee
New Suits Filed in Indiana Court Dockets
Samuel B. Hayhurst sues Consoli dated Indiana Coal for damages. Johnson B. Huggins sues Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co for damages. The Dix Lumber Co sues Armon Snyder and George T. Wilson for mechanics lien. The Dix Lumber Co sues Sarah A Chambers and Vernor Chambers for mechanics lien. Michigan Pipe Co sues Sullivan County Water Co and Edward M. Kerlin on notes.
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Samuel B. Hayhurst
Consolidated Indiana Coal Co
Johnson B. Huggins
Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co
The
Dix Lumber Co
Armon Snyder
George T. Wilson
Mechanics Ken
Sarah A. Chambers
Vernor Chambers
Mechanics Len
Michigan Pipe Co
Sullivan County Water Co
Edward M. Kerlin
That Man in Khaki on Decoration Day
Betty Manning, a telegraph operator, places roses on a National Cemetery grave. A khaki sergeant befriends her, promises to care for the grave, and a Maine mother’s note leads to a future reunion. Livingstone, discharged from the army, reveals plans to visit the Maine mother while Betty’s feelings deepen.
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Betty Manning
National Cemetery
Betty
Browning
Maine
Chas. H. Livingstone
Auditor Solid Insurance Company
Pierreton
Canada
Army
Chas. BH. Livingstone, Jr
North Hill
Livingstone
Construing the Law in a Lively Exchange
A police magistrate questions an officer about firing on a prisoner. The officer explains the suspect was shooting, and the court clarifies the act described as shooting craps.
Developing the Young Cow Using Danish Milking Method
The article advocates persistent milking of heifers after first calving to form long milking habits. It recommends milking 10 to 11 months, avoid early dry-up, and delays second calving. It stresses gentle handling, udder manipulation, and calm, consistent human interaction to produce docile, productive cows.
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North Holland
Skimming Cream Made Simple With Bottle Separator
A new kitchen device from Popular Mechanics offers an easy method to skim cream from milk. A small tube with a valve at the bottom uses a thumb action to open and close, letting cream enter as it is placed into a bottle.
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Popu
Pasture and silage feeding for dairy cows
Summer feeding for cows emphasizes pasture as a base but warns against relying on it alone. Early spring growth sustains condition briefly, then dry pastures reduce milk yield, so green forage or silage with grain is advised. Silage cutters vary. choose capacity to avoid slow filling and disruption of labor.
Pilate and Herod Fail to Convict Jesus Passover account
A sermon recounts Pilate’s interrogation of Jesus, the appeals of the priests, and Herod’s involvement. Pilate finds no crime, releases Barabbas after the crowd choice, and Jesus is scourged and sent to execution, with the crowd invoking Jesus’ blood.
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Pilate
Caesar
Jesus
Praetorium
Galilee
Herod
Jerusalem
Our Lord
Woman's Club Annual Banquet Entertainment Reviewed
The Woman's Club held its annual dinner and entertainment for husbands and male guests at Mr. and Mrs. Isaac H. Kalley's South Main home. Hostesses welcomed attendees as W. C. Jamison presided, Mrs. Ersinger offered witty remarks, and Will H. Hays delivered clever responses. A chalk talk by Mrs. Carl Briggs followed with cartoons and limericks, while Miss Pearl McMorrow and Mrs. Charles Warren provided musical numbers.
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Womans Club
Woman's Club
Isaac H. Kalley
South Main Street
Robert Crowder
Ralph Thompson
W. C. Jamison
John Ersinger
Will H. Hays
Marriage Licenses Reported for Six Couples Across Towns
Walter Keane wed Violet Woods of Gilmour. George Colwell and Samantha Manuel, both from Sullivan, apply. Alvin Sellums and Mary E. Sims, Dugger residents, obtain license. Orval Kerrard of Hymera marrying Lulu Littlejohn, Hymera. John Followell of Hymera to Maude Stonebreaker of Jackson Hill.
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Walter Keane
Violet Woods
Gilmour
George Colwell
Samantha Manuel
Sullivan
Alvin S.ellums
Mary E. Sims
Dugger
Orval Kerrard
Lulu Littlejohn
Hymera
John Followell
Maude Stonebreaker
Jackson Hill
Bloomington Jr. Dick Conkel Visits Parents in City
Dick Conkel of Bloomington Jr., in the tree surgery business, is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conkel of this city.
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Dick Conkel
Bloomington
Harry Conkel
Dentist in Sullivan Promotes Modern Care and Busy Practice
A Sullivan dentist with ten years of practice touts modern equipment and efficient service. The note invites patients to visit, promising quick, high quality work and urging new patients to get acquainted, linking minor cavities today to healthier teeth tomorrow.
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Sullivan
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Oklyn Tabernacle
Bigle
Christ
Judea
Barabbas
God
de Pilate
Harry
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