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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
1
A farm must earn fair interest and wages, with bookkeeping to gauge profit. The article urges farmers to keep simple farm accounts, noting examples where inventories and cost awareness boosted income and efficiency, and stresses annual property lists as a business foundation.
After heavy rain the soil hardens on clay ground making it hard for young plants to progress. To help, sowing should be loosened around the rows to give the roots space and an advantage. They respond well to careful cultivation around the plants.
Miss Mary Bradway went to Indianapolis on business Friday. Ben Whiteley and family of Milton visited Clarence Mason and family. Miss Annabell Grinder and Stanley Grinder of Terre Haute spent the weekend with Ardella Mehringer. Mr and Mrs James Mason and daughters Elsie and Bertha motored to Cincinnati returning via Richmond for daughter Mary at Barham. Calvin Rathfon and family spent Sunday with Walter Moore and family at Straughn. John Bragg and family of Winchester, Joe Moore and Bozoarth of Cambridge City visited Nat Moore. Nina Grace Curtis Evelyn Human Margaret John Schley and Marvin Wissler spent Sunday evening in Cannersville. Charles Freeman invited to an oyster supper at Jimery Hackleman near Falmouth Sunday. The seventh grade pupils are canning tomatoes this week. Carl Curtis and Garland Willett and their wives motored to Indianapolis Sunday afternoon. Glen Deland and family visited Sunday with Murl Cummings and family.
A long rural social bulletin recalls visits and weddings in the Milton Bentonville and Connersville area. Families such as McKee Miller Thornburg Chenoweth Gordon and Inlow are mentioned with a golden wedding celebration and a fall wedding at Lewisville. The record lists many relatives and neighbors attending and traveling between Dearborn and Hamilton counties.
Local seller promotes weather strips for doors and windows to save coal, plus wood shingles asphalt roofing and roof cement or paint. Also advertises car vs street car quip and a humorous family scene. Weather note cautions coal impact on farmers.
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