Real Estate Transfers From April to May 1922
A series of property transfers recorded in 1922 includes Robert Shrimplin and wife transferring four and five blocks in Richs and Brook to Ezekial Barker for 70.04 dollars, Henry Moore and wife selling to Mary E. Clark on July 6 for 3000 dollars, Fayette Burgess and wife selling part of lot 3 in Goodland to Clifford Antellffy for 850 dollars, Aletha Wilt transferring Lot 9 Block 2 MecCulloush's add Kentland to Willard Sproul guardian for 174.56 dollars, Walter Lee and wife selling lots 4 and 5 in Forriman to P and Sylvia Brown for 450 dollars, Charles Timmons trustee transferring lot 74 southwest division Oakland Cemetery to Maggie Smith for 15 dollars, and Wilt admin transferring lots 8 and 8 Block 2 in McCullough's and Kentland to Willard Sproul guardian for 410.44 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sanford Shrimplin
Ezekial Barker
Richs and Brook
Henry AG. Moore
Mary E. Clark
Fayette A. Burgess
Clifford G. Antellffy
Goodland
Aletha A. Wilt
Willard Sproul
MecCulloush
Kentland
May
Walter H. ‘Lee
Sylvia A. Brown
Forriman
Charles ‘Timmons
Maggie Smith
South West Division
Oakland Cemetery
Allethe A. Wilt
McCullough's and
Lifesized note on breeding stallion at Rindig Farm Kentland
Breeding notice from Indiana listing a stallion named Lebanon Pete registered as sound and purebred kept at the 8. G. Rindig Farm five miles northeast of Kentland for breeding. Price stated as ten dollars and ninety cents with contact at Kentland phone 88 A. Owner listed as Kodig Boolhers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. G. Rindig Farm
Kentland
Fertilizer Plots Planted at County Farm by Davis
Farm notes describe fertilizer plots at the county farm with corn planted. About twenty acres are allocated to Yemongirations, with fertilizer donated to the county and partial transportation charges covered. Each plot uses high grade fertilizer with 15 or more units of plant food, and results are expected to vary.
Pigs Saved This Spring and Local Farm News
Will Drake reports twelve hundred twelve good strong pigs saved from fourteen litters this spring. He credits soybeans and alfalfa for the healthy litter, while other farms suffer from low-quality corn in the ration. The Live Stock Producers Commission Company, organized by the American Farm Bureau Federation committee, began operations in Indianapolis stock yards last Monday and its results are highly anticipated. Also, four young men tour the county selling a so called louse exterminator prepared with kerosene. beware if they arrive in two Fords as local druggists offer cheaper safer sodium fluoride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Drake
Grant Township
Mr. Drake
Vainet
Church News and Local Notices
Sunday School and service times listed for U B Church Methodist Episcopal Church and Church of Christ with pastors and activities. Also notes Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Newton listing officers across Kentland Goodland Morocco Brook and presence of a social reminder about visiting guests and real news.
Glando Pine Promoted as Universal Cough Remedy
A late nineteenth century advertisement touts Glando Pine as a versatile cough medicine that quickly relieves throat irritation and coughs. It claims to loosen phlegm in pneumonia and bronchitis, kills cold germs, and can be safely given to young children. Directions suggest mixing three ounces with syrup to make a pint of medicine, with Fort Wayne Indiana’s Grand-Aid Co. and local distributor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand-Aid Co
Fort Wayne Ind
Montgomery & Snyder
Five Acre Contest Seeks Corn Yield Entries
Entries for the Five Acre Contest are arriving at the county agent's office. Farmers who expect a large corn yield should enter, as the competition has been held for the past three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alreay
Notice of Stallion Stand at Chapin Farm
Beau Ideal No 864 and Criterion's Best No 1F940 sound, purebred Glydesdale stallions will stand this summer at Chapin farm near Troquois schoolhouse. Term $10 to insure. Service fee payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sound Pitra
Jack
Criterion’s
Pura
Chapin Farm
Troquois
Leol
Raare
Appointment as administrator in Newton County estates
Notice states Clinton Schaeffer appointed administrator with will annexed of William Schaeffer estate in Newton County Indiana with solvency expected. Dated May 15 1922 Hanley Hanley attorneys. Luther G Lyons appointed administrator of William D Mayhew estate in Newton County Indiana with solvency expected. Dated May 8 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Newton County
Willian Schaeffer
Indiana
State of
Wiliam D. Mayhew
Luther G. Lyons
ADE News Briefs From Ade Area and Nearby Farm Activity
Local notes report Marjory Porter aiding a neighbor in house cleaning on Monday. Loretta Wisley visited cousin Nevi Whaley. Bert Bell and family moved to Lyons farm two miles west of Ade last Tuesday. John TPckline of Morocco plans to move to Tenderson property vacated by Bert Bell. Northeast Break farmers hauled fertilizer from Ade this week. Chas Hunter assists Bean Lyons with corn. Phone News Items to 28. Optimistic thoughts on state glory and self reliance appear among scattered clippings. A Tampa juvenile court sentenced three boys to save for pocket knives for a local home. Phone News Items mentioned again at 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bell
Lyons
Ade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acral
Nepge
REX Ingram
METRO
June Mathis
John F Seitz
Lebanon
Kodig Boolhers
Donovan
Runton Field
Davis
Producers . Co
Church News
U. B. Church
Christian Endeavor
D. Robinson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard Stair
Epworth
Richard H. Crowder
Chunch OF Christ
Christian Church
Lyman. G. Blood
Farmers Kiusual Insurance Association OF
Newton
John Lawrence
Brook
Chas
BE. Hatch
John A. Wildasin
Secy
John H. Cox
Morocco
Hugh M. Light
B. A. Constable
Treas
Forbes Magazine
Hee
Sidney Lee
Clinton Schaeffer
Hanley & Hanley
ADE News
Marjory Porter
John Lewis
Loretta Wisley
Nevi Whaley
John Tpckline
Bert Bel
Break
Hunter
Bean Lyons
Hie
Lawson
Dawson
London
John
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