Where is the farmer sings with foreign wonder and U S crops
A Paris Figaro piece quotes a French reader astonished by American farming. It questions why the American farmer remains unseen in national identity while crops and wealth rise. It lauds farming as a noble, varied, profitable calling, noting long hours autonomy and potential savings with a $2,500 stake.
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Jon
Mongtany
Que
Paris
Notable townfolk urge pride in honest home industry
Edward K. Parkinson argues that if four aged dignitaries fronted the world with their crafts and duties, their calling would gain financial strength and be recognized as a healthy occupation. He envisions serene living, proper wages, and cheerful support for those whose life is not wealth accumulation.
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Edward K. Parkinso
Butler News social notes from Butler and nearby towns
Local brief reports outline social visits and travel. Mrs. M Her dean and daughters and Mrs. Anderson Haverstockt spent Thursday in Waterloo with relatives. Mrs. HB Rubin arrived in Butler to spend weeks with J. W. Brown family. Miss Minnia Kehrer visited Kokomo. Wesley Teppen and family left for Coldwater Michigan for a new position. The Priscila club met with Mrs. M. F. Long. Mrs. J. W. Brown hosted relatives. A gathering at Mrs. Lawrence Sewell’s home ended with a shower.
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Butler
Ing
M. Herdean
Margaret and Cuells
Anderson Haverstockt
Waterloo
Relatves
W. P. Reader
HB. Rubin
Paul King. Q
J. W. Brown
Minnia Kehrer
Kokomo
Wesley Teppen
Ross Leviss
Monroe
Jay Norford
Morris Webber
Fort Warne
Mya. Ringle
WV. Keep
Hamilton
Henry Showalter
Anna Stoney
Mire
O. Garber
Chicago
Northwestern
Hergon Haymond
Denderry
Priscila Club
M. F. Long
4. Kennedy
Ohio
Samantha Mills
Familly
John Dell
Richard Murch
Biden, C
Erama Kennedy
Germett
Kas
Lawrence Sewell
Rewell
Van Wert to Build New 100000 High School
Van Wert Ohio June 9 The board of education opened bids for the new 100000 high school building drawing contractors from Ohio and Indiana. Forty three bids were submitted with eighteen for construction and others on related costs. The board exercised discretion in awarding the contract amid keen competition totaling about 92,000 for the building ready for use.
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van Wert
Board of Education
Ohio
Indiana
Modern High School Building Planned for Greensburg
A new high school will be a modern, first class structure approved by the state inspector. General contract went to W. H. Iserge & Son of Greensburg for 71 578.33 dollars. Wiring to Wentworth Dean & Co of Lima for 1249. Plumbing to EB. Clevenger of Muncie for 6970. Heating and ventilating bids rejected and to be readvertised. Completion expected for the 1912 school year.
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Uradlebing
W. H. Iserge & Son
Greensburg
Ind
Wentworth, Dean & Co
Lima
EB. Clevenger
Muncie
Ethel Clark
W. &. Streit
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