Bad Break by Grant County Republican Chairman
Marion Chronicle reports a dispute over charges against Mrs. Culla Wayhinger who seeks the state senate nomination. It accuses John A. Jones of bias against her and insults women voters, threatening a November defeat if he remains chairman. Wayhinger denies all allegations and asserts her Republican shift followed by prior Prohibition ties.
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Republican County Committee
John A. Jones
Culla J. Wayhinger
Vayhinger
Cox
Harding
League of Nations
Grant County
Republican Committee
Calla J. Wayhinger
Prohibition Party
Jones
Republican Party
Wayhinger
Marion Chronicle
Quote laden note on health, travel and motivation
The piece reflects on prayer and action, cites Mrs. Asquith leaving for London with one hundred thousand dollars in lecture receipts, and contrasts local perseverance with distant awards. It muses on a stubborn man who makes value from dandelions and withholds recipes, while some talk shifts from Somewhere in France to Nowhere in America.
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van Buren
Ham & Eggs Firm Keeps Leading Seasonal Trade
The article notes strawberry and ice cream season returning while Ham & Eggs firm continues to dominate business with strong sales.
Village Post Satirical Note On Circus Crowd
A satirical village note recalls a John Robinson circus in Marion on April 27 where a man dressed as a woman mingled with crowds. The piece mentions Sam’s Robinson Ruby Gange Lee and “Miss” Vamp provoking loud crowd reaction among Amos Tash club members.
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van Buren
John Robinson Circus
Marion
Sam’s Robinson
Ruby
Gange Lee
Amos Tash Club
Minstrel Show Preview Sparked by Fat Paxton
Fat Paxton teases a minstrel show with a song about worn shoes and renewed footing. Republican township chairman John Barbershop Wright predicts a sweeping vote for the Republican trustee nominee, while Democratic chairman Johnson Boxell claims a huge Democratic majority.
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John Barbershop Wright
Johnson Boxell
Fat Paxton
Arithmetic Lesson Turned Lesson in Discipline
A humorous verse recounts a male teacher and a young woman sharing playful kisses as arithmetic puns unfold with addition subtraction multiplication and a swift long division by a rigid father figure. The piece ends with a disclaimer about the contributor’s age and urging caution.
The Harder Nail Drives Better Holding
A compact adage notes the stronger the nail driving, the firmer the hold. It emphasizes craftsmanship and reliability in construction. No specific people or organizations are referenced.
Beilers Studio praised for photographic artistry in Marion Indiana
A local feature extols Beitler Studio in Marion Indiana for artistic photography, noting advanced equipment, emphasis on enlargements and amateur finishing, and acclaimed outdoor portraits. The piece mentions Paxton Drug Store in Van Buren for film development and delivery within 24 hours.
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Beilers Studio
Marion
Indiana
Daguerre
Beitler
Beitler Studio
Paxton Drug Store
van Buren
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Ned Conwell
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H. A. Davis & CO
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