Funeral held for Arthur Kirkpatrick in Detroit
Ida Kirkpatric k and Ruthard Kirkpatrick attended the funeral of Arthur Kirkpatrick held in Detroit Michigan on Thursday following his death Tuesday after gallbladder surgery. He was born in 1885 near Newtown and was a Purdue graduate survived by his wife, mother, one sister Ruth and brothers George Frank and John. The article also notes local society meeting, a lecture in Newtown hall, and various Covington visitors and residents’ updates.
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Ida Kirkpatrieck
Ruthard
George
Thei
Prother
Arthur Kirkpatrick
Detroit
Mich
Kirkpatrick
James Kirkpatrick
Newtown
Purdue University
Sinal
Ide Kirkpatrick
Ruth
Frank
John
Plenty of Coal For Farmers From Hoagland Co Veedersburg
Hoagland Coal Co offers coal in any quantity with delivery service in Veedersburg and Covington. Farmers can buy coal and arrange delivery by calling 325 or 35. Local notice dated January 26, 1923.
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Hoagland Coal Co
Veedersburg
Covington
Man from Home appears in Kokomo theater program
From Main Street Kokomo Indiana Monte Carlo in the Man from Home Lyric Tuesday Burton VanHook and son Charles transacted business in Danville last Friday
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Kokomo
Ind
Monte Carlo
Burton VanHook
Charles
Danville
Feeding Poultry for Eggs from Balanced Ration
Profitable returns from laying hens rely on a properly balanced ration of wholesome feeds. Experiments show pullets yield more eggs per feed when fed simple home-grown grain mixtures with meat scrap or milk, plus green feed and grain when possible.
Limberneck Among Poultry Find Causes and Remedies
Limberneck is a condition in fowl where the neck hangs and the head cannot be raised. Experts from Oklahoma A and M College say decayed animal matter in the premises triggers the trouble. Castor oil via a funnel and tube may aid recovery in affected birds.
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Embleton
Green Feed Helps Poultry
Poultry relish a green feed during winter and sprouted oats are common. Feed one to two square inches of oats per fowl, soak two quarts of oats in two quarts water, and sprout to two to four inches to supply 150 birds.
Fight With Admiral Dewey Aboard Old Mississippi
William H. Savage, a Californian attorney and former Marine, claims to be the only man who defeated Admiral George Dewey in a 1862 melee on the old sloop Mississippi. Dewey later apologized for losing his temper in the brig after the clash, while Savage recalls the brutal ten minutes of hand to hand combat and notes he is the sole surviving Mississippi crew member.
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San Pedro
Cal
Wlliam H. Savage
George Dewey
Mississippi
Dewey
Savage
Melanchton
U.S. S. Olympia
Manila Bay
Eyvou
Ecaptain
Judge Savage
Ireland
Fairies Real in Chicago Adopted Crippled Children
A Chicago essay asserts 88 crippled poor children are adopted by wealthy families and kept at a luxury country home run by donors. The 96 acre farm includes hospital, dairy herd, garden, and playgrounds with schooling and trades to aid future self support.
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Chicago
Hottle Cripples
Poultry care notes for chicks layers and housing
A letter of practical poultry guidance covers water content of eggs, the mother turkey as a nurse, constant dry feed, May vs March April chicks winter melt risk, using snouted barley, cabbage greens, and range access when suitable. Emphasizes litter cleanliness every two to three weeks and fresh scratching material, air purity and essential ventilators in laying houses.
Flying Squirrel Sighting At Prairie Depot Farm
Alex Caskie on the R. R. Adams farm witnessed a rare flying squirrel leap and soar to a tree about 75 meters away. Four flying squirrels were found but all escaped. The species was once common in the area but is now nearly extinct.
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Prairie Depot
Mich
Alex Caskie
R. R. Adams
Circuit Court News From Danville District Casts Light on Divorces and Debts
Mrs. Clanding Delp sues for divorce from Eston O. Delp citing neglect and abandonment after a marriage in 1922. The court orders sale of the farm of the late Isaac Allen near Kingman with a one third cash payment and remaining balance later. Probate filings seek settlement of Enoch Wilkey's estate valued at 1900 dollars with listed heirs. Civil suits include misional Lank if Veedersburg against Jesse and James Gauss for 210 dollars, Clyde Grigson versus Osborn Auto Company for 134.92, and others including Isaac A. and Lieram Jones against Oren F. and Russell Warrick for 435.89, and First National Bank against John J. Bond and Jesse A. Gross for 2215 with partial payment acknowledged.
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Isaac Allen
Kingman
B. S. Aikman
Newport
Enoch Wilkey
Frank Wilkey
Tangier
Flossie Raber
Ciergo
Stella Millikan
Long Beach
California
Mrs Rulana Bittie Visits Brother in Indianapolis
Mrs Rulana Bittie visited her brother S. M. Rateliff in Indianapolis last week. Also notes a tire dealer prompting readers to come in and see tires before buying. Listed by W DB. COFFING at George Block.
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Rulana Bittie
S. M. Rateliff
Indianapolis
W DB
Coffing
Air George Block
Also Mentioned on This Page
Missionry Society of the Presbyterian Church
Carl Quiggle
C. D. Kerr
F. E. McKinney
R. B. Kern
Covington Methodist Church
Newtown Hall
Swanta Anderson
Claude McCauley
Mr. and
Mrs. S. T. Randolph
Martha Beckley
Bloomington
William Reeves
Perrysville, Ind
Geo. M. Lynch, Prop
C. D. Misenheimer
Covington, Ind
Limberneck
Marine Treasures
Turkey
Circuit Court News
Jesse
James A. Gauss
Clyde Grigson
Osborn Auto Compand
Veedersberg
Grigson
Whithey
Oren F
Russell
Warrick
Isaac A. and
Lieram Jones
John J. Bond
Jesse A. Gross
First National Bank of
Bourton
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Burton
Standard Oil
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