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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
2
The Indicator, a Westville Indiana weekly, proclaims Republican stance and county focus. It notes readership exceeds payment, prints Thursdays, reserves 2 dollars for yearly subscriptions, and enjoys broad county reach.
The narrator travels through Kansas City and Osceola Missouri, noting busy garages and broad growth in the auto trade. He meets local shopkeepers and the photographer Mr. Harper, describes two weekly papers, water and dam plans on Osage river, a new county court house, and camping by the Osage with Ozark scenery and river fish.
The piece reflects on the upcoming election next Tuesday November 2 urging readers to vote for president senators and local officers while noting the entry of women voters and the large turnout. It laments past party zeal and self critiquing remarks about the newspaper’s role and finances.
Burdick residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of short reports. Jas Nelson now claims Michigan as home while stopping in town on his travels. Mrs Bogue returns from Chicago and boasts abundant tomatoes. Westville connections include coal deliveries and visits from F W Edgerton and Sam Rogers. A A Cotton from Michigan City, Ben Camme of Pintownship, and Floyd McQuiston with family appear in town for coal, sales, and social visits.
Attention is called to Clement's stereoptical announcement elsewhere. The terse item signals a public notice or exhibition matter linked to Clement, indicating cross reference to a separate page or column for full details.
For sale 185 acre Fletcher White farm with good buildings five miles east of Valparaiso in Porter County priced at 3200 per acre. Contact C. H. Marine agent Valparaiso Jud.
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