The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1930 — Page 4

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Announcements

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FOK SHKKIf F We are authorized to announce ALVA BRYAN a. 1 * a candidate for 'Sheriff of Putnam County, subject the Democratic Primary election.

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John R. Cox announces his candidacy for the lie publican nomination for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the primary election, Tuesday. May 6, 1930.

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John T. Sutherlin of Greencasth announces his candidacy for the nomination of sheriff of Putnam County, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election, Tuesday, May fl, 1930.

Dave Uradeti announce- his cand:-

11 dacy for the Republican nomination

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for sherilT of Putimm county, >ul>ject to tiie primary election. Your

support will l»e appreciated.

To-Day and Tue.

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Clarence A, Vestal announces hi candidacy for the Democratic none | iration tor sheriff of Putnam conn ty, subject to the primary elee’i n , Tuesday May G, PJ.'IO.

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Raymond “Rex" Hamminnl, of ! Washington township, antiounc, - , 'candidacy for Sheriff of Putnam coin ty, subject to the Republican piimarj election, Tuesday, May C, 1930.

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We are authorized to unnuuno that Gilbert R. Snider is a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election, Tuesday, May ,

t'RNSt’S TAKERS WILL NEED WORLD VILAS V ND DIS K »M

In Recordinr llirthplace of l oreiuncrs Knumi raters 'Inst Put Down Country Vs Known Today

The HlU.OdU eon.-us enunieratol .s who will begin on April - to collect facts i,limit the people of the United States, will need to know their geography and also asomething about the recent history of the world, according to in.'tructiun- which me being sent out from the Census llurcuu in Washington. Among the most important que lions to be asked of everybody in the coming censu- are those relating to the place of birth of the person enumerated and the place of birth of his father and mother. Each person must be credited in the census records to the state, teiritory, or foreign country in which his birthplace is now located, regardless of what the l.iithplace wa.- called or what nation owned that territory at the time the person wa- born. If the person or his parents were born in Kurope, the census taker may have to get his atlas to find out what nation now owns the locality. If, for example, a per.-on was born 20 years ago in the province of Hohemiu, w hich was at that time a part of the AustroHungarian Umpire, the ccii-u- enumerator should put down Czechoslovakia as tin poison’s birthplace, although no such country existed when the person wa> born. If the person was born in Passaraliia :iU year- ago and hi.- father wa- born in exactly the same place 30 years before that, the person will probably toll the census taker that his father was born in

Turkey while he wa- bom in Rus- |,oiu in the United Stat

-in, but the wise census taker will put down Roumania a- the birthplace

of both.

Ily rea-on of change- brought about by the World ‘war and the Treaty of Versailles, boundary line- in Kuropc lave wavered lik. ribbon.- in the wind. On tin present day map of Kuropc there are seven countin'- and one free city which did not exi-t in 1914; and

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hi boundary lines of most of the old nations have changed considerably. In the Near Ka t, five new nations havg -price from the territory which wa. formerly called the Ottoman Empire. In most instances, the p£rson enum- • luted will know what government now controls hi- place of hilth, for imnigrants and their children usually ’-(tain a lively intoro.-t in the affairs .f that part of the old worcld from which they cann. When the person loes not know w hat ha- happened to the place of his birth, the een-u-■numerator will be expected to he .hie to supply the information. In case neither is familiar with the facts in the case, the enumerator will put down the city or province in which he person wa- born, and the Census' Hurcau in Washington will insert the

name of the country.

If both the [H-r-on and his parent>vcie horn in the United State.-, the n-wrer will he fairly easy, becau-e •ill the enumerator will have to do will he to put down the state or territory in which a person was born, and there have been comparatively few changes in state boundary lines or name i within the lifetime of people now liv ing. If a person was horn in the old Indian Territory, the hirtliplace -hould go down on the census i < curd- under Oklahoma, its present name. A per-on whose father or mother \*n- horn in the old laiuisiana or Oregon territory will be asked to name the state in which his parents’ birthplace is now situated. .. In the white population of the United States as enumerated at the census • >t 11*20 there were 1:1,712,754 persons who were horn in foreign countries; nil there were 22,080,204 ptrsons

whose* par-

ents were liorn in foreign countries. These two das-es comprised :’8.j per < out of the total white population; --(i it may he seen that the cea-us takoi- may wear out several atlasses finding whe re all tin-c people and

thii parents were horn.

I n our foreign-born population Rus--ia contributed a larger -hare than ■■ ny other of the countries as they ' Meted before the World war, the number of per on- born in Russia being 2,O20.ii4G; Germany ranked next with 1 ,!H5.K54; then came Italy, I -

Allen Jigger- of Jackson towii-lnp annoumes his candidacy for the D'n ocratic nomination for sheriff of I’ulnam county, subject to the dici-ion of the primary election. May 0.

FOR AUDITOR Harold Shannon of Roachdale announces his candidacy for auditor of 1'utiMm county, subject to the decision of the Democratic voters at the primary election, May G.

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Me will sell at I’nhlic Sale at Ihc Gl5,180; then old Au.-tria 1 445 1 41 (of farm Itsaled 3 miles north of Greet, whom only about 575.000 were burn

within the ninfinc y f the present | Austria i; and next Ireland, 1,1G4,-

10:30 V. M, The following property: 707. The coming census will

Fair I’errheron black th( t in ,i ( mares, 10 yrs. old, weighing ''

rastle on Slate Road 13, on llll RSI)AY, ACRIL 3RD.

We are authorized to announce William A. Cooper as a candidate for Auditor of Putnam county, subject to the Democratic primary election, on, Tuesday, May G, 1930. —o— FOR CLERK F'aul Albin, of Grccncastle township, announces Itis candidacy for Clerk of the I'utnam Circuit court, vtbjcet to the decision of the Democratic Primary election May G, 1930.

FOR TRFVSUKER -Lip. I will appreciate your Gilbert E. Ogle.- announces his can- at the Democratic primary

-upport

didacy for the republican nomination for treasurer of I'utnam county, subj ct to the primary, May G.

May G.

Orville O’Neal announces his can-

election, didacy for surveyor of I'utnam coun-

ty, subject to the Democratic primary

election, May G.

FOR JUDGE

J W. Herod of Grccncastle announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Putnam Circuit court and kindly .-o-

Clarence O. Davis announces his candidacy for the nomination of treasurer of Putram county, subject to the Democrats primary election, Tuesday, May G, 1930.

Court of I’limary,

Demoof the Putnam

May g.

liny W. Etcheson, of Mottroe Town-

Ucits the support of the voters of Put-1 announces his candidacy for nam county in the Democratic Pri- '"'Uirof Putnam county, subject to mury election, May C, 1930. ' ' hu D' rnoeratic primary election,

Fuiday, May G, 1930. I served six i month- over as in the World war

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Gilbert E. Mc-Canimack .iniiouiiiihis candidacy for the nomin ition f, v!

clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Charles Sutherlin, of Russell town nub;e,-t to the Democratic priimu hl (>UM( , f or Your KUDPort will he appreciated. , ■ . * 1 — 1 i — , trt i urer ol I itnam county, subject

| to the Democratic primary election.

Tuesday, May 6, 1930.

FOR RECORDER

We are authorized to announce the

name of Edwin F. Slone as a candi j ^in a candidate for the late lor Recorder of Putnam county., eratic nomination for Judge subject to the decision of the Demo- Putnam < ircuit ■ratio pelntary election. May G. 1930. ! lan ' 1 ’ - — ■ I most earnestly solicit your supMrs. Ada Wilson oC (ireencastle, an- j An ‘ lrew ,>ur ^ anl -

nounces her candidacy fur recorder;

if I’utnam county, subject to the dc I James P. Hughes announces bis ci.-ion of the Democratic Primary elec-1 ( a’ididacy for the nomipii’oii for lion, May Gth. judge m the Putnam Cir j’t ei.urt

subject to the Demo, rutie "toetton, Tuesda) I Prosccill nig ViinriifiT I am a candidate far the J j Prosecuting Attoniey fer I Judicial Circuit of the S; a ; ( | ana composed of Putnam Qi JOHN HJil

FOR THUSI EE

Elmer Crawley announce,• hi- candb clacy for Greencastle township tin tee, subject to the Ri’publican primary election, Tuesday. Mav G. Yiai’

' Ole W ill he Uppreciuled.

YOUTHFUL EVENING FROCKS NOW POSE THE WAISTLINE AT NORMAL

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Harry I.. Wells announce.- his candidacy for the nomination of trustee of Grceiicaatle township, subject to the Republican primary, Tuesday May 6, 1930.

A. I,. Evens announces his candidacy for the nomination ftir trustei’ of Warren town-hip, subject to tim Republican primary election, May G, 193U,

W. T. Handy of Greencastle announces his candidacy for the !)• moeratic nomination for treasurer of Putnam county, subject to the decision of the Primary, May G, 1930.

FOR JOIN I I,’I I'UOKNTlri Harry Stamp of I'utn. flounces his candidae;, eratic nomination fur ji sjJ live of Putnam and subject to the primal' ,1

(ieorge Smith, wlm lit* i home of his son, Hen Sin .t Fillmore, i co Hint ss.

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I am

Foil ASSESSOR

Democratic candidate for

A e—oir of I'utnam County. 1 n’spectfully solicit your votes and if elecicd

promise my time and best util lit' triv tilt* I 111 < > l*< • sg t i

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f*. M. Ewing announce* nis candidacy for the nomination of Trustee of Warren Township. Subject to ithe Republican primary, Tuesday, May G, 1930.

HORSES— Pair IVrchcron

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pound* ■ real team. Oat Mack I'ei

rheron mure I years old,

COWS—FiUght milk cows 2 to 9 years old and real milkers. Seven load of heifers, t to 7 months old. One registered Hull, 3 years old. I h<

above cattle are all Jerseys.

SHEEP—la head good breeding (■•es with 30 la tub*. One two tear old

Buck.

IMI’LLMFN I ** -Due I urdson tractor in 1st class shape; t »iic feed grinder with 8 inch bur; One two hole (Hiwer shelter; One seven foot disk and tandem; tine seven foot disk; Om Oliver tractor gang, with 12 inch bottom; One walking 3 horse plow with Hi inch bottom; One Black Hawk corn planter, new; One 5 fisd Met or mirk moving machine; One 8 shovel cultivator; tine three section steel roller; One new spike tooth har-i row; Iff foot; One new Hi fool hay rake; One spider plow with seven shovels and a new one; One new Weber wagon. 3 12 inch tire; One good set heavy work harness; 3 hog houses on runners; 15 gallons heavy tractor oil; 50 steel post*; One small roll of wire; barrel*, drums, and oil pump; One butcher stove, lit gallon rapacity, and other small article* not mentioned. Also one Essex Super-Six Town Sedan. Model 29. tiRVIN iflllll bushels good yellow eorn; 1410 bushels giant clean while

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taking place in

tlo composition of our foreign-born P"pulution ns the result of immigration restriction and other influences, een-us officials have pointed out.

W. S. Lawler announces hi.-t cundi1 dacy for the Republican nomination for J rusteo of Clinton Township, sub j'ct to the primary clcctiuti, Mav G, 1930.

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John Wy ung announce* his candidacy for the Republican nomination

I promise my time mid best ability will be given to the interest of the taxpayers of I'utnam County.

EDWARD II DALBY.

We are authorized to announce thi name of CHARLES MARSHALL as a candidate for the nomination of assessor of I’utnam County, subject to , the decision of the Democratic primary election, Tuesday, May 0. 1930. 1

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row Nsiiir assessor Horace Robinson announces he is a candidate fer assessor of Marion | town-hip, subject to the decision of the Republic an primary, Tuesday, May ; •’». 24-Gt.

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R. T. M(sire states he puhlicayi candidate fur

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for tru-tce of Monroe township, ,-uh- Wuiren township, subject to the pri

ject to the Urimury election, May G.

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Irutik Sutherlin of Warren town -Lip announces hi* candidacy for trustee, subject to the Democratic primary election, May G.

mary election, May C.

Dan Ilcs-cr announce* his candi dacy for tin Republican nomination for ii--cs-iir of Greencastle town-hip, abject to the decision of the primary

May G.

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Dane I V. Hurst announces his cun-

Humchel V. Ruark announce* his

hi.i candidacy for the Democratic

nomuiation for trustee of Marion didacy for tie Democratic nomination tuwn.-hip, subject tn Utu primary el for a. ua.-or of Monroe township, sub-

Cctloil, May G, 1930. | jed to tin' primary election, May C. Ben II. Wells announces Ids candi Jes I,. N ( Non of Monroe to

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ard Oil group* from the port folk of I ombmed Trust Shan’s—u fixul ; ' Vl ’ “ r i’ authorized to amiouiice that tru.-t that enables you to .-har- in | CturlPH I lend rich, of Monroe

the progress and earning-' of

world’s loading oil

/I'he senior- h -■'I School, under the i( ' ri llcryl Douglas, English ' will present tin it (la- phi “Only Me” Thur day .'!, at 8 o’clock, in the g This is a modern tine [written by Marion * I'ln li' "iInly M I high rla.».» and int' i. • • c ing the uudienci m i-p II hi’ beginning to the erd It is the story of tv> ■ i Sheila Thayar, a carl, v 'so long in Mexic ■ - 1 h -' interloper when in nt erica; the other. Bill • I young aviator who In ' age. How one failo!' n • cr, and how Sheila n ti i'S I courag' thri"" lief in him, is ehaim ngly ,r "*1 in this ileliglitful play ' matic incident mai ! 11 second act. Hi" id '1 by a spinster beauty-'i* i- 1 vi. Iting young Mexican like dear old giaiuhiK'ii' 1! who is as <|uiiint and l"' ; ' : ' heioine her-elf. The following cast "hi ^ tcrest to you, a- a nunib people have already won themselves a- actors a"' previous play- thi- yar

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tlic I ship Is a candidate for trustee of the

tiimugh the m^ium ofTfto 1 1 PrUmry Ck,CtiW ' , TUt ' 8 ‘ lay,

security

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i . \. \ estal, tact. - Paul Wbm. ( I *rk Dinner will hr served bv Ladies Aid

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The Bankt’rs Investnu’nt C«. Indianapoli.N Ind.

Juipca 15. Is'w man of Monroe township announces hi* candidacy for '.he

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nomination

for ass -or of his town-hip, subject to the primary election, May B.

Clyde Metz announces his candidacy

for the Republican nomination for assessor of Monroe township, subject to

thi' primary election, May G.

George Drowning announces his

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of the

Democratic iioininution for trustee ' anilidacy for the Republican nominuubjcct to the primary, May (k tion foi .i • or of Gicffncastlr town

—— ship, subject to the decision Clarence E. Steward of Monroe| l ll illt;ll > M;l > '

tuwnahiii announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for trustee, subj’ t't to the primary , May G.

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R lillTcta for hec pui ty ICM k shovvs 1,1:11 •In* I* pruiwrljf fiilM'Iccoiisciotis If *ho iloelde* on red for Hie io|,.i then again doe* the .voullirul sophuii te follow H f*Nlli(>n vvl*c i nuise.

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tile deu*lo|.ed In red toned tweed wit . knitted slip on blouse lo l|l( .

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tin tiering me dresses of

course tulle, nllover Inch .

velvet or *iitiu ns tin.

to Hi” revive.I

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1 of tv; -l lilies i if course It l sb'iide* gillisli ligiire to cnrrv

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Sheila Thayer Kv • lyn Tha)« Grandma Thayer Billie Caldwell - Lynn Delonne * Miss Finnerty Sam ho I >e (iai\ia

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FOR SURVEYOR

Foe Surveyor of I’utiium county, .\ithur I’lummer, of Warren town-

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