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Newspaper

Burnettsville News

Location

Burnettsville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

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Contracts let for Burnettsville high school repairs

Tuesday bids opened for repairs and alterations to Burnettsville high school to meet State Board of Education standards. Plumbing to Lane Pyke Werkhoff Co. Lafayette for 2800 dollars. electric system to M J Huffman Monticello for 813 dollars. school work to minimize disruption supervised by trustee Wilbur Timmons. Electric plant contract in Idaville school set to George Spencer Monticello for 1178 dollars.

Burnettsville High School State Board of Education Wilbur Timmons Idaville Jackson Township Lane High School Commission George Spencer Monticello

Local herd of Shorthorns tested for tuberculosis

W. W. Renner of Lafayette, an agent of the federal livestock commission, tested M. K. Reiff's Shorthorn herd for tuberculosis. The tests showed all cattle healthy except one suspicious heifer slated for a second test in sixty days. Reiff expresses confidence in selling stock free from tubercular trouble.

W. W. Renner Lafayette Federal Livestock Commission M. K. Reiff Reiff

Idaville Postmaster Resigns

Fred Tam resigns as Ida ville postmaster with the change to take effect once a successor is appointed. Ida ville remains a fourth class office in the state where salary does not match workload.

Fred Tam Idaville

Coal in stock prompts quick purchase

A. O Towsley advertises threshing coal and Pocahontas coal now in stock warning that car shortages and rising freight costs will raise coal prices soon.

A. O Towsley

Millard Hildebrandt Announces August 27 Sale

Good horses and cows to be sold at Millard Hildebrandt's sale on August 27 with livestock offers expected from local ranchers and buyers.

Millard Hildebrandt

Missionary Ladies Entertain Friends at Christian Church

The C W E M of the Christian church hosts Baptist and Methodist missionary societies at the Christian church on Thursday afternoon August 14 at two o clock. All members are expected to attend. The program includes Devotional by M E ladies, talk on financial obligations by Mrs Grace Coble, Baptist ladies’ subject, piano duet, The Worst old Gossiper in Springdell by Mrs Lavinder, Benediction and Social Hour.

Christian Church Baptist Methodist Missionary M. E Grace Coble Springdell Lavinder

Neighbors Help Celebrate Birthday Anniversary

Relatives and friends hosted a surprise party for Mrs. Adram Nelson at her north town home last Saturday. About forty guests gathered to honor her birthday after Mr. and Mrs. Nelson returned from Logan sport. Refreshments were served and the gathering enjoyed a pleasant time.

Adram Nelson

Apportionment of White County School Funds Made

The apportionment of White county school revenue was completed last week at the county auditor office and the funds will be sent to townships upon state receipt. Jackson township will receive 1158.93 from common school revenue and 139.58 from the congressional township fund.

White County Jackson Township Congressional Township

Shorthorn Breeders Elect Local Officers at Logansport

R. T. Martin of Washington township was elected president of the Logansport District Shorthorn Breeders association at a Logansport meeting Monday. Milt K. Reit of Burnettsville was chosen vice president, and Willard Winn of Lucerne secretary and treasurer. The group plans its next semi annual sale in Logansport in December.

R. T. Martin Washington Township Logansport Milt K. Reit Burnettsville Willard Winn Lucerne

DelphI Youth Drowns in Tippecanoe River Swim

Lloyd Armstrong aged 28, a son of the county superintendent, drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming with six other boys near Delphi in the Tippecanoe river.

Lloyd Armstrong Tippecanoe River Delphi Thomas Armstrong Fof

Still in market for fresh dairy cows advertised

Notice lists George Andrews of Burnetts Creek Indiana seeking dairy cows for sale. The item repeats the call for cows and mentions a contact person at a rural route address.

George Andrews Burnetts Creek Ind

Railcar Shortage Sparks National Debate on Railways

The nation faces a critical shortage of railroad cars for grain and coal moves. Elevators wait with grain while suitable cars are unavailable. Questions arise about government ownership, railroad executives, and unions shaping policy amid wartime wear. The grain economy hinges on reliable transport and policy decisions.

Marking Corn Belt Road Through Burnettsville

J J Buchanan and J D Brown began marking the Corn Belt Highway through Burnettsville starting at Cullen farm west of town and moving east to the county line. Westerners chose a yellow ear of corn on white for the emblem, prompting jokes that it resembles a yellow club road.

J.J. Buchanan J. D. Brown Burnettsville Cullen Farm Idaville

Growth at Brethren Church Services Draw Crowds

Meetings at the Brethren Church attract growing interest as G. L. Wine proves an instructive forceful speaker inspiring listeners to greater consecration. Come and spend the evenings with us.

Church of the Brethern G. L. Wine

Greensburg Welcomes New Pastor Rev C B Jones

Greensburg Indiana papers praise Rev C B Jones as he resigns after three years as pastor of the local Baptist church. He notes 124 additions to the church and leadership in community religious efforts, leaving amid tears and well wishes for his move to a new field.

Greensburg Indiana C. B. Jones

Notice of Office Days by County Agent

P. R. Bausman the County Agent announces reduced office hours due to withdrawal of federal funds in Indiana. Office days will be Saturday and Monday with other times by appointment, limiting individual farm calls while meetings and demonstration work proceed.

Indiana P. R. Bausman

McCall Road Bonds Sold for 518000

Bonds issued for the J. S. McCall road in this township were sold last week to the J F E Wild company of Indianapolis for 518000. The road contract was awarded to William Moneyhan, who will supervise construction.

J. FE. Wild Company Indiaapolis William Moneyhan

Local Notables Visit and Reunion Notice

Tony Sands of Brookston visited Sunday at the home of Ralph Pearson. Clara Beshear left for Urbana Illinois for a nursing position. Nancy Gardner visited her daughter in Rockfield. Mrs Frank McCully and her daughter visited from Norfolk Virginia. Johnsonbaugh-Condo reunion set for August 27 at Char Johnsonbaugh’s home south of town. Will Lybrook discharged from the army and now at home after nearly two years of service overseas.

Johnsonbaugh-Condo Chas. Johnsonbaugh Will Lybrook

Rich Farm Lands Bring High Price In White County Boom

Real estate activity rises in western White county as farms change hands at strong prices. The Bart Holmes farm of 290 acres near Monticello sold for 175 dollars per acre to T. W. OConnor and W. N. Scott, a profit for Holmes after thirteen years. The Joe Minch farm of 524 acres at Chalmers sold to a Cisna Park Illinois buyer for 375 dollars per acre, totaling over 191000 dollars, possibly White county’s largest such deal.

White County Bart Holmes Monticello Joe Minch Chalmers Holmes Buffalo Pike Tippecanoe River T. W. O’connor W. N. Scott Mgr. Holmes Cisna Park Illinois

Swine Breeders Meet at Purdue in August

The thirtieth annual meeting of the Indiana Association of expert judges of swine will be held at Purdue University in Lafayette on Tuesday August 12. The gathering aims to help Indiana swine growers improve market and breeding stock with a scoring school using state raised specimens and a university farm tour for methods of handling and feeding to minimize labor and feed costs.

Indiana Association of Expert Judges Purdue University Lafayette State Experiment Station

L. N. Benjamin Reunites With Oklahoma Indian School Aunt

Benjamin visits his aunt Mrs. Marion Wolfe for the first time in twenty one years. Wolfe, matron of a Canton Oklahoma Indian school near the Texas line, has twenty years of government teaching experience among Indians, including eleven in California. Her home is Wabash.

L. N. Benjamin Marion Wolfe Wolfe Canton Oklahoma Texas California Wabash

Campaign Against Price Profiteers Draws Broad Public Interest

Burnettsville residents join a nationwide concern over profiteering in basic goods. The piece argues wage growth lags behind rising grocery and clothing costs, affecting average families across the country.

Burnettsville

Palmer Returns to Canada After Mother's Death

George Palmer, summoned to Monticello by his mother Mrs. Emma Palmer’s illness ending in her death, has returned to his home in Des ronto Canada.

George Palmer Monticello Emma Palmer Desronto Canada

Local News Highlights From Idaville Area

Maude Million returns from Monticello. E G Smith and son visit Cassius Dunham. Nellie Osman leaves for Gary. Lee Mertz ill with typhoid. nurse arrives. Sanford Irelan moves to Logansport for Panhandle shops job. Frank Garvin sells farm near Idaville to Edgar Neal for 225 per acre. Hunter family moves to Logansport. Graham rents vacated home and plans to settle locally. Hoffman yields two wheat fields averaging 32 and 30 bushels. Tam family from Logansport visits Longs. Whitemans visit. Caley hosts chicken dinner with Hitchens, Whiteman, Nielson families. Adams township to hold Wabash banks homecoming picnic Aug 16 near Lockport. Arthur Berkshire surprised for 19th birthday. Trail at Lafayette hosts visitors. Libs and Beshears family join. Rev C B Jones and wife arrive from Greensburg. plan first sermon Aug 17.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Old Tip Mertz Brethern Church McCall Road Tony Sands Brookston Ralph Pearson Clara Beshear Urbana Nancy Gardner Rockfield Dirs Mattie Galbreth Frank McCully Norfolk Virginia Purdue Maude Million E. G. Smith and Son of Cassius Dunham Nellie Osman Gary Lee Mertz Sanford Irelan Panhandle Frank Garvin Walcott Edgar Neal John Hunter Virden Graham Harry Girard Sanford Irelow Charles Hoffman Magnus Tam Lowell Detroit Row Sheldon Charles Whiteman Jacob Long J. W. Caley Cash Hitchens Sim Hitchens Cash Burley Hitchenall Fred Whiteman Lockport Frank Nielson Adams Township Arthur Berkshire Will Beshear Gwyneth Daniel Beshear A. O. Townsley Brearley Lewistown Penn Ora Hamil Dan Beshear Bob Spencer Trail Baptist Church
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