Method of Making Lawn in a Paw Week
A new quick method developed by U S Department of Agriculture botanists rapidly establishes turf on lawns and golf greens. Heat treated sod is prepared to remove dirt, roots sown on ground, covered lightly, rolled, and shredded roots broadcast to yield a dense stand in about three weeks. Used on many public golf courses including Potomac Park in Washington D C.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Potomac Park
Washington, D. C
Bank of Brook 1921 Statement From Indiana Bank
John B Lyons cashier swears to the accuracy of the June 30 1921 condition report for Bank of Brook a private bank in Newton county Indiana Resources total 654000.84 Liabilities include stock surplus deposits and notes payable Notary Otto Frauenhof notes Michigan fruit and crop reports apples pears wheat crop good
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John F. Lawrence
John B. Lyons
John B. Lyons Jr
Ford Spangler
Bank of Brook
Brook
Indiana
State of Indiana
ToVarne Wilson
Otto Frauenhof
Michigan
Card of Thanks and social news from the Reporter
Mrs Emma Wildrick and family thank friends for tokens and kindness during bereavement. Miss Anna Floyd rejoins work. The Reporter received black cherries from Mrs Opal Light Semaster of Yakima Washington. Miss Etta Hess returned from Winona Lake with sister Mrs Gast and family plans two week visit. Major Searles and party of Washington called on Miss Hanlee and Mr Byron Park after service in France. Major Seames is a cousin of the Parks.
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Emma Wildrick
Opal Light Semaster
Yakima
Washington
Etta Hess
Winona Lake
Mrs. Gast
Major Searles
Miss Hanlee
Byron Park
Th Ordinance Department
France
California
Major Seames
Parks
Gooseneck Bridge Costs and County Debates
The article reviews Gooseneck Bridge expenditures showing six days in June at 58 hours and $145, plus $8.60 per trip, totaling about $193 for 14 days. It questions repairs, bids, and county finances, noting past charges, superintendent visits, and a request for accountability from county officials. Bud Hess returns from vacation. local notes on corn and a Ruskin quote conclude the piece.
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Ciiet
Gooseneck Bridge
Kentland
David Hess
Aaron Lyons
Travia
Goosenart
Morocco
WeWs Families Visit Michigan and Nearby News
Local notes recap visiting relatives from Hedrick and others. John Hedrick and daughters Ester and Mrs Hamithon Cor Din travel to Michigan to visit Hedrick sons Harland Frank Hedrick and others. Clyde Fleming and families attend events in Danville and Kentland. Fourth of July activities include parades, fireworks, and dinners. Gas mileage claims spark car price talk and Chevrolet Model 99 promo at L. L. Lowe.
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John “Hedrick
Ester
Hamithon Cor Din
Michigan
Harland Frank Hedrick
Mia
Clyde Fleming and Sons
Danville
Local social notes and business ads in Monticello area
Miss Orpha Collier is home on vacation while Jacob Cline attends to business. A. M Duteney of Boswell and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lowe visit. The Temple Theatre adds a new fan and cools the venue. Eastman Kodaks and finishes promoted by E. E. Hess Drug Co. Many visits among families from Depue, Union Mills, Monticello, and Gary. Local residents travel to Three Oaks and Orchard Beach for the Fourth.
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W. Gridley
Indiana
Ohio
Mr. Gridley
Ford
Jacob Bowers
L. L. Lowe
State Fair Home Economics School Essay Contest
Newton county farm girls may enter a county elimination contest to pick a representative for the Home Economics School at the Indiana State Fair. The essay topic is The Advantages of Farm Life, and the best writer will be chosen to attend a ten day school overseen by State Fair officials.
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Newton County
Farm Bureau Sets County Picnic Date for Sept 17
At the last Farm Bureau Directors meeting the big county picnic was scheduled for Sept 17. Several local gatherings have occurred, and the demand for a county event prompted early action to organize the affair.
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Farm Bureau
Relief From Cough With Grando Pine Remedy
A Haviland Ohio machine shop owner says his son was cured after using Grando Pine three bottles. The ad warns a lingering cough weakens lungs and invites readers to prepare one pint of syrup from three ounces of Grando Pine. It promotes cough relief for colds bronchial issues and whooping cough and offers to mail the product with simple preparation directions.
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A. F. Sherer
Haviland
Ohio
Clando Dine
Gland-Aid Co
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Humble Poet Robert Dodsley’s Rise From Footman to Publisher
A domestic servant in the eighteenth century, Robert Dodsley rose to prominence as a publisher. He produced The Muse in Livery or the Footman’s Miscellany while in service and, with profits from The Toy Shop, started a bookshop in Pall Mall. He issued works by Pope Johnson and Goldsmith and founded the Annual Register.
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Robert Dodsley
Pall Mail
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Anna Floyd
Bud Hess
Bud
John Ruskin
John Plummer Spant
Dorotis
Everett
Wilson
John Davis
Clyde Fleming
Bert Beland
Gerrich
Harry Crohn
Gertrude Porter
John Lewis
Lenora
Bert Bell
C.D. Lobr
Jim Davis
Rensselaar
Rensselaer
Alva Grenard
Ren Selaer
Clarence Dickey
Lake Michigan
Orpha Collier
Jacob Cline
A. M Duteney of
Boswell
Lee Lowe
Temple Theatre
Eastman
Eastman Kodaks
E. E. Hess Drug Co
Lloyd Adamson
Goodland
Joe Hurt
Chicago
George Battleday
George Nichols
Miss Wardell
Porter
James Ricker
Union Mills
Foster Quality
Kodak
Avery
Montgomery & Snyder
Fastman
Harry Merrifield
Yorre Haute
O. P. Merrifield
Harry Warr
Albert Bergman
Paul Winquist
Lagan Sport
John Rosenbrock
Arthur Bennett
Georgetown
W. C. Bennett
Andrew Carnegie
Wm. Staton
Three Oaks
Mich
Will Dicks
Orchard Beach
Lloyd Sentz
Monticello
Lucille Gunn
Chick Shall and Son
Kokomo
Webster Sell
andMs. Quince Hood
Eastman Aveney
Hershmans
Lloyd
Ray
Tippecanoe
Frank Mack
William Grown
Lizzie Connell
Evanston, Ii
John Connell
Earl Tyler
Earl
Continental Motor Co
Muskegon
Herman Plautz
Earnest James
1Man
Ja. Pearson
Pearson
Bert Snyder
Edith
Greenshive
Mississippi
Iquinami
Gary
Ind
Kittners
Kittner
Lagt
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