Public Sale At A North Advance Area Including Livestock and Implements
Auction to begin 10 30 A M at the seller's residence 24 miles north and one mile east of Advance. Livestock include two brown smooth mouth mares one bay mare nine two years old bred two spring colts two Jerseys six years old one Black Jersey three years old to be freshened two yearling heifers one yearling steer Red cow three years old with two calves two yearling heifers and one yearling steer. Hogs six sows to farrow first in June. Farm implements include a McCormick binder wagon bed hay rack and other equipment. Lunch provided. Sale subject to terms.
Advance church to host lunch during auction event
Ladies of the Christian Church at Advance will serve lunch as part of an auction event led by E. R. Proffitt Cal. J. B. Henderson auctioneer FH. OC. Epperson clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
J.B. Henderson
FH. OC
Epperson
Public Sale of Cattle Hogs Chickens Implements at Farm
Lam announces a public sale at his farm located one mile south and 3 1/2 miles west of Advance, one mile north and 1 1/2 miles east of New Ross. The auction begins at 10:30 AM on 25 with cows and heifers including two extra good Jersey and Holstein, 40 hogs with pigs by the side, 25 calves, 75 to 100 implements, 10 acres corn in field, 10 tons hay, 35 bushels seed rye. Terms: 9 months credit on approved note at 6 percent interest. Dinner served by Mt Zion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
North Salem
My Farm
Advance
New Ross
Local News Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese and Market Notes
Claud Bowman returns to Akron as Lanham Rumber Co. salesman and will soon transfer to Detroit as factory vice president. Mrs. Bowman visits for the week while Orville Dean is sick. 116 attend the Smith reunion. old officers to serve another year. Dr. D. F. Berry and wife of Indianapolis visit W. H. Mangus. Have your worches cleaned and repaired by Lel an Wali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Bowman
Akron
Ohio
Lanham Rumber Co
Detroit
Local notes and tidbits from area residents
Robert Farlow visits with Germany Harshbarger near Roachdale while Jesse Roark of Indianapolis tours Advance. A Connorsville motor plant offer is pending relocation. Letha Whitecotton resigns at Prest-O-Lite Glenn YD. White Leghorn pullets and hens go on sale this week. Mel Edrington threshes 15% oats per minute for Earl Williams as four men pitch from wagons in a test. A Saturday night Community Building show promises entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn YD. Silknitter
Mel Edrington
Earl Williams
Chinese Women Study Health Campaign Aided by YWCA
The American YWCA will back Chinese women health centers and baby care demonstrations as part of World Service. Dr Ida Kahn and Dr Dau lead efforts after the International Conference of Women Physicians. Funds aim for a 5.6 million dollar drive to support global women’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. International Conference of Women Physicians
Ida Kahn
Li Becu
Dau
China
World Service For Women and Girls
Peking
Red Cross
Ship of State
Dr. Kahn
Y. W. Co. AJ
United States
South America
Japan
India
Europe
American Red Cross Nursing Service Expands Rapidly
More than 37,000 graduate nurses enrolled to date with ongoing expansion. The Nursing Service maintains an army and navy reserve, supports the Public Health Service with over 1,000 nurses last year, and helps establish nursing abroad where Red Cross hospitals exist. It promotes home hygiene education for thousands of women and rural, police health, and community nutrition programs led by Miss Clara D. Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Department of Nursing
Army
Navy
United States Public Health Service
Goarses
Red Cross
Clara D. Noyes
Bean School House and Community Notices
James Beary returned from Martinsville greatly improved. Various families visited kin and attended reunions, including the Smith and Wright-M. Common gatherings. The Raccoon Threshing Ring met at Amos Broshar’s home, settled up, and hired Guy Creas ey to thresh again next year. Ten gallons of ice cream were served and all enjoyed it except Charlie Bean and Oatis Mc Coy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raccoon
Amos Broshar
Guy Creasey
Tress
Charlie Bean
Oatis McCoy
Chinese Women Demonstrate Financial Prowess in Tientsin
Chinese women carried out the YWCA campaign in Tientsin and raised the annual budget in ten days, beating the usual three week period and ending with a large surplus. The feat highlights the financial ability and entrepreneurial spirit of Chinese women in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. WC. A
Tientsin
Home Service for Everybody in Need
The American Red Cross Home Service assists families beyond ex servicemen by offering budget planning, schooling help for children, support for widowed or deserted mothers, aid to the homeless and unemployed, and guidance for illiterate or foreign speaking groups. It strengthens communities through meetings, picnics, rest rooms, and library promotion, urging contact with the nearest Red Cross secretary for confidential aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Frederick C. Munroe
Home Service
Red Cross
American Red Cross Fourth Annual Roll Call
The Red Cross holds its fourth annual Roll Call from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day November 25. During this period men and women nationwide will pay dues and renew their memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
United States
Flescherman's Yeast at the Ad vance Meat Market
Several short notes list local residents with visits and illnesses. George Broshar spent last week in Martinsville for treatments. Mrs. Frank Riner attends bedside of her very sick mother Mrs. James Wall. Miss Ruie Broshar worked for James Caplinger last week. Daisy Imbler visited with Mr and Mrs Sam Frazier. Ruie Broshar stays with cousin Ida Mock at Sylvan Lake Rome City. Mrs Chester Sparks of New Rest spent part of last week in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Riner
James ‘Wall
Daisy Imbler
Sam Frazier
Ruie Broshar
Ida Mock
Sylvan Lake
Rome City
Chester Sparks
New Rest
Hazel Woodard Family Visits Extend Weekend
Mrs Hazel Woodard and daughter Margarite of Lebanon spent Thursday with Mrs Maude Rohrer. Mrs Anne Edrington and daughters Edma and Grace and Miss Nora Billingsly joined Katie Smith for dinner Thursday. A Tipton nephew visits Mr and Mrs A Rohrer for a few days. Judge Farr and children called on Mr and Mrs M M Edrington Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Woodard
Margarite
Lebanon
Maude Rohrer
Anne Edrington
Edma and
Grace
Nora Billingsly
Katie Smith
Tipton
8. A. Rohrer
Local News Briefs From Williams Hospital and Area
Delbert and Pauline Blank had their adno rds removed at Williams Hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Carrie Booker, staying with Mr. and Mrs Wm Rohn, has returned to Darlington. Jas A Mc Claine cares for Uncle William Thos Barr. State Bank Examiner visited Advance yesterday. He is husband of Daisy Barr. Born to Mr. and Mrs Ross Caldwell Friday, a boy named Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert
Pauline Blank
Williams Hospital
Carrie Booker
Wm. Rohn
Darlington
Jas. A. McClaine
William
Thos. Barr
State Bank
Daisy Barr
Ross Caldwell
Robert
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Jackson Township 1921
Trustee Jas A Bowman announces the advisory board meeting in Jamestown Indiana on September 7 1929 at 1 PM to set expenditures and taxes for 1921 Local Tuition and Special School Tax plus Poor expenditures are listed with total 51720 and total tax 76 cents per 100 dollars Taxables include land and improvements 4900600 personal property 1900000 and net 6800000 with 234 polls Signed August 5 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Boone County
Jamestown
Ind
Jas. A. Bowman
Reward Offered For Information
A ten dollar reward is announced for information leading to the identification of the person responsible. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Community notices and ads for Wednesday events and services
Community build ing hosts a free large event each Wednesday night with advance notices. A note highlights rental batteries for repair work. Follow the crowd to see the pictures Saturday night. The OK Barber Shop offers showers and baths.
Jackson Township road improvement bonds sought in Boone County
Notice to taxpayers states Boone County Indiana filed August 10 1920 before the State Board of Tax Commissioners to issue bonds totaling 11400 for the John Poynter et al petition to grade and gravel a road in Jackson Township Boone County Indiana The hearing before the board will be at the State House Indianapolis on August 30 1920 at 10 o'clock A M Ira Stephenson Auditor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
State of
Indiana
Ira Stephenson
Said County
Granville Wells
State Board of Tax Commissioners
John Poynter
Jackson Township
Grid State Board of Tax Commissioners
State House
Indianapolis
Said
John R. Northcutter Alfer
Notice to taxpayers hearing on bonds in Boone County Indiana
Notice to taxpayers of Jackson Township Boone County and Boone County by Ira Stephenson Auditor of sue bonds in the sum of 17900 dollars. The state board of tax commission will hear and determine the matter at the state house Indianapolis on Monday August 30 1920. Yager urges settlement.
Notice cut your weeds robert rogers see yager settle up
While driving on west street Sunday night a collision occurred involving Thos Emmert driver Evalyn Burroughs Kenneth Walker and Verla Coons as their Ford hit a telephone pole. The Ford suffered some injury.
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West Street
Thos, Emmert
Evalyn Burroughs
Kenneth Walker
Verla Coons
Ford
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Hill Farm
Shropshire
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Orion
Kid Orion
N. H
Col
Dale Morgan
J’nal
McClellan, Wilhite & Son
H.L Igehart
Elizabethtown
G. R. Brown
Martinsville
Ed Phillips
Walton, Indiana
Lements
Janesville
Wren
Rorsking Ebotp
Bess Baener
E.R. Proffitt
Glenn Love
AR Ford
H. C. Epperson
Mt. Zion
Wisconsin
Robert Farlow
Roachdale
Germany
Harshbarger
Jesse Roark
Connorsvillle
Letha Whitecotton
The
Prest-o-lite
Ostors
America
American Y. W. C. A
Hir Ida Kahn
James Beary
Mary Fpiersoll
Grace Bean
Ray Pointer
Ollie Smith
Smith
Oakes Bean
James Bean
Nathaniel Wills and
Will Debard
Levi Shaw
Make
Ross
Mrs Clarence Hougen
Ora Swindler
Charles Bean
Wright-M. Common
Y. W. C. A. Campaign
Flescherman’s Yeast
Advance Meat Market
George Broshar
James Caplinger
Hazlewood
Yager
George Thompson
G.e.ross
O. K
Tra Stephenson
Rogers
G. E. Ross
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