Cassel Post 257 American Legion Plans Memorial Day Event
Members of Cassel Post No 257 met at the K of P rooms after a stormy evening to discuss back pay bonus support, Memorial Day observances, and social membership for Civil War and Spanish American War veterans. The post, now at 24 members with three new joins, votes to invite veterans, ensures uniforms, and schedules the next meeting for March 29.
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Cassel Post No. 257 American Legion
K. of P
Wells
Weaver
Fairfield
New
Watson
Doin Barry
Leslie Doster
Ed Myers
Good Hearing Given Dr Brewster at Wet Evening Meeting
Despite bad weather a sizable crowd filled the M E church Monday night to hear Red Cross worker Dr Brewster speak on health. The article notes the speaker is gifted and urges broader attendance by youth and younger married couples to emphasize important public health questions.
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M. E
Brewster
Red Cross
George R. Heller Announces County Sheriff Candidacy
George R. Heller declares his Republican nomination bid for County Sheriff pending the May 4 1920 primary election. He signs the announcement in the notice.
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George R. Heller
Republican Sheriff Candidate Seeks May 4 Primary Support
A county race notice urges SteuwBen County Republican voters to back Domer for sheriff in the May 4 primary. The document also names Ervin W. Pence as a Republican candidate for county auditor and invites voters to support both candidates.
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Domer
SteuwBen
Eier
Ervin W. Pence
District Debate Seeks Railroad Solution at Fremont
Steuben County High Schools Angola Flint Fremont Hamilton and Salem meet Friday March 26 at 8 pm at Fremont M E Church for the annual discussion league contest. Each school presents eight minutes for constructive speech and eight for refutation on How shall we solve the railroad problem. Senior notes say seniors recover from exams and will deliver speeches Friday morning.
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Steuben County
H. S. Discussion League
Fremont M. E
Angola
Flint
Fremont
Hamilton
Salem
Absences Reported Among Juniors and Exam Schedule
The Juniors Stadman Burlingame Frank Dally Emory Mallory Franklin Davenport and Herbert McMurray were absent during the past week. Juniors absent more than three days in the last quarter are taking special examinations.
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Stadman Burlingame
Frank Dally
Emory Mallory
Franklin Davenport
Herbert McMurray
Sophomores on Absent and Tardy Lists
The list of sophomores absent and tardy includes Mildred Neutz and Dale Pifer. The Albion program Friday afternoon was enjoyed by all. Mr. Leas-Helen, please explain that arithmetic problem to Wilfred. Helen M- Sure Shall I explain it out loud.
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Mildred Neutz
Dale Pifer
Albion
Arith
Mr. Leas
Helen
Wilfred
Helen M
School Attendance and Tardiness Report by Grade
Absent students: sixth grade Kathryn Painter Hugh Chapin Althea Heller Herman Dally. Fifth grade absentees Wilma Crooks Maude Brouse. Brouse was the only tardy last week. Third and Fourth Grades list Ada Belle Randle Florence Brown Dorothy Albright. Tardies: Edna Browse Bronson Parrott. Mrs O N Brown and Mrs Clyde Duguid visited this room during the past week.
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Kathryn Painter
Hugh Chapin
Althea Heller
Herman Dally
Wilma Crooks
Maude Brouse
Ada Belle Randle
Florence Brown
Dorothy Albright
O. N. Brown
Clyde Duguid
Roadway frost damage curb heavy hauling warning
Notice warns against heavy hauling on frost damaged improv roads and states penalties for damage. County Commissioner order cited by County Surveyor Fred Hubbell.
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Fred Hubbell
Camden gains two new movie theaters
The Camden area reports two new cinemas as part of local development. Meanwhile other towns note electoral results and business shifts, including a theater replacement in Coldwater and budget plans for local transit.
Sorosis Club Holds Frist Friday Meeting In Home
Sorosis met at the home of Mrs. Alma Clark last Friday with Agnes McCain and Minnie Hall delivering histories of the United States and Indiana. Mrs Sheets read a magazine article while Mrs Wells outlined questions from the Women’s Franchise League to aid women voters. A baked goods sale was approved for April 3 with location to be announced. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Nettie Harding’s home and feature a musical event.
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Sorosis
Alma Clark
United States
Indiana
Agnes McCain
Minnie Hall
Sheets
Wells
Women’s Franchise League For Womens
Nettie Harding
Card of Thanks From Balch and Fulton Families
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the long illness of our mother and niece. Gratitude for floral offerings at the time of death. Ernest Balch and son Lawrence. Mrs. A R Fulton.
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Ernest Balch
Lawrence
A. R. Fulton
Fremont Library February report shows rising circulation
The February library report records circulation up to 716 from 574, 323 borrowers vs 208. 25 dollars donated by Sorosis. 18 volumes added. average daily circulation 25 percent fiction 17. new borrowers 24. deaths noted with Mrs. Ernest Balch passing March 15, 1920 and funeral held yesterday at 2 pm.
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Fremont
Census figures show Fremont gain in ten years
Fremont town records a five percent increase over ten years with 1272 residents in Fremont Township and 729 in the town proper, plus 88 on the Indiana side Ray. The note calls the rise of thirty five people favorable for an agricultural, old community without factories. Also adds a shoe repair shop move near the Co Op cream station opening Saturday with new ladies and children's shoes.
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Fremont
Fremont Township
Ray
Indiana
Co.Op
Geo. F. Stroh
County Corn Growing Contest Offers Silver Cup
The County Corn Show announces a summer contest for the best corn yield with a silver cup awarded to the top performer. Participants must enter county wide, follow five acre contest rules, leave standing rows, and be members of the Corn Growers Association, with yields verified by a state representative. Contact the county agent for details.
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State
Corn Growers Association
The
Corners Association
Benton County Minnesota Farm Opportunity Ad
Come to Benton County Minnesota. This county is adapted to diversified farming with all classes of small grain, potatoes, root crops, vegetables, and garden truck. Grasses and forage crops yield abundantly. creameries, R F D, telephones. Nearness to markets ensures demand at top prices. Good roads, rural schools, churches. A boundless opportunity for the man with moderate means. Benton County Real Estate Co., Sauk Rapids, Minn.
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Benton County
Minnesota
Benton County Real Estate Co
Sauk Rapids
Minn
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