Real Estate Transfers From Early 1920s Iroquois and Colfax
Real estate transfer notices show Joan McCraye and Fannie Gomparet in Iroquois with a 1921 dollar amount of 1.00 in section 9. Robert Gemmell transfers to Bert Dorton in Goodland with two 1921 entries valued at 32,000. Clarence A. Doland and Stephen E. Thee divider in Colfax Sec 8 with a 1921 figure of 32,000.00. The text references various plats and dates around 1921 and 1924 including origination notes and multiple parties.
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Joan McCrayié
Fannie Gomparet
Iroquois
Robert Gemmell
Bert Dorton
Block Halre
Aid Goodland
Charles
Vj. Selvik
Michael Kuboske
Colfax
Clarence A. Doland
Agd’ Wite
Stephen E
Godland
Teasdale Co Offers Custom Made Garments Cincinnati
The Teasdale Company advertises an efficient remodeling department that can quickly alter men and womens garments. They tailor make men or ladies suits for $50 and offer to pay $2.50 railroad fare on every custom-made unit ordered. Goods shipped parcel post. No agents. 425 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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Teasdale - CO
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Van Heusen Soft Collats and Men’s Wear Highlights
Advertisement lists Van Heusen soft collars and men’s silk and wool items. Includes new patterns in sweaters, heavy knits, light sport coats, gloves, kid and silk tam type caps, belts, buckles, socks, silk and lisle supporter sets, and men’s house slippers in peat and leather.
Public Auction and Social News From Local Area
Miss Bila Mather returns from Rockford Tuesday preparations fill Meknge at the Service Garage Louise Davis Norale Public Leslie Bress to hold a public sale of live stock and farm implements on Tuesday June 10 James Oliver Carwoods big one Nomads of the North 19th and 20th Mr and Mrs T I Davis visited Chicago last Friday to see daughter Ruby F E Jones and husband Mr and Mrs Roy Bowers hosted Sunday dinner Miss Lowise Doyle DB J Burley and family and Chet Hateh and family George Harmon from Oklahoma visiting parents Mr and Mrs Simon Harmon Mr and Mrs Jas Schapires visited Walsekn Sunday to see daughter and husband Chas Mather
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Bila Mather
Rockford
Hlinotson
Beaan Soa Lam
Louise Davis
I Nolare Public
James Oliver Carwoods
T. l. Davis
Chicago
Ruby FE Jones
Roy ‘Bowers
Lowise Doyle
J. Burley
Chet Hateh and
Familly
Jas. Schapires
Walsekn
Chas. Mather
Kentland News Snippets And Dance Schedule
Local notes report Charley Franklin shipping cattle from Ade and several visits among residents including Bert Belt Ben MacClatchey and John Lewis. Leonard Mogan and Lorene Porter wed at Kentland. Mrs Him Davis improves in Chicago. The Nu Joy club invites readers to Old Time and Modern dances through December with Lawson Five and Community Four providing music. Skating sessions are listed with modest fees. Lafayette Y M C A faces Brook on Friday December 23.
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Community Four
Lawson
Farm Bureau drives show growth in township campaigns
Excellent reports from the Farm Bureau membership drive indicate an increase over last year in several townships where the campaign has begun. Some townships with completed solicitations report farmers see value in the organization, while others new to the drive note only a few have joined.
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Farm Bureau
Corn Show nears as farmers urged to enter exhibits
County Corn Show secretary R L Constable calls on all farmers to submit entries by Tuesday noon. Judge C E Troyer of Lafontaine Indiana will begin judging Tuesday noon. Farmers should expect unfavourable conditions affecting neighbors and not delay entries.
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R. L. Constable
Thal
C. E. Troyer
Lafountaine
Ind
Corm
Farmers Institutes Held in Colfax and Grant Townships Next Week
Farmers Institutes will be held in Colfax and Grant townships on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. A township Women Products Show accompanies the Colfax meeting, and the County Corn Show progresses with the Grant township Institute. The meetings are open to the public with cordial invitations to attend. Dr A A Jacoby will spend next week in Newton County testing cattle for farmers under the Accredited Herd program. Cattle are tested free. farmers pay for any that age tubercular. Demand for TB testing grows and will be handled by order of receipt. Accredited Herd blanks are available from the township Farms Bureau secretary or the County Agent.
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Armers ‘Institutes
Colfax
Grant Townships
Grant’ Township Institute
A. A.jacoby
Newton County
Local News Briefs and Social Notes
A garbled Local News item references Mr and Mrs Peter Stina and a Monday December 12 date. It mentions Lafayette Y M C A versus Brook Friday December 23 and a birth to Mr and Mrs Ezra Pres ton. Harrison White and family visited from Aionon, with Roy Hess’s sister, and a Monon basketball game noted.
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Se Rian
Peter Stina
Ezra Pres
Harrison White
Aionon
Roy’ Hess
Monon
Church News Sunday School and Services Schedule
The notice lists church activities with Edward Stair as Supt and Richard H Crowder as pastor. Morning worship times, Sunday school at 9 30, communion at 10 30, evening worship and Bible study details are given along with sermon topics titled Recognition of Jesus Christ of the Teacher of the Ages and The Expressions of the Spiritual Life In the New Testament. Lyman G Blood is also mentioned as pastor with Lord's Day subjects for December.
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Edward Stair
Jesus Christ
Richard H. Crowder
Christian Endeavor
Lyman G. Blood
L. G. Blood
Piano Bargains at Cable Piano Factories Chicago
Gary Indiana sale offers cheap pianos with discounts on uprights in mahogany and oak finishes. Terms include three year balance and trade-in credit toward newer models. List includes Puritan Upright and Great Us Upright with substantial original prices, literacy garbled. Musically themed closing line from Cable Piano Factories advertises guarantees and service.
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Gary
Indiana
Eac
South Wabash Ave
Chicago
Practical Christmas Gifts From Bossung & Merchant
A holiday gift page from Bossung and Merchant offers a wide range of practical and attractive items. Ladies and children hosiery under a dollar to several dollars, silk gloves, waists, wool dresses, gingham fabrics, stand flowers, embroidered goods, glassware, tea pots, hooded children’s wear, sweaters for children and adults, and an assortment of men’s wear including shirts, neckwear, wool sweaters, slippers, and traveling bags. Prices span from fifty cents to about ten dollars, with many items highlighted as good value.
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Bogsung & Merchant
Colton
Bossung & Merchant
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