Notice to Creditors and Heirs of Daniel Craft
Notice is given to the creditors heirs and legatees of Daniel Craft deceased to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court at Green Castle Indiana on January 9 1928 and show cause why the final settlement accounts should not be approved. heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk FERD Lucas. D 12 1927. Dec 15 20 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Craft
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Ferd Lucas
New O Joy Corn Wafers Promise Quick Relief
Advert says the new O Joy Corn Wafers stop pain at once and remove corn roots with no pads or acids. One wafer sticks to the corn with finger pressure, relieving pain and letting you dance again. Six wafers cost a dime at drug stores.
Konjola Restores Health and Lets Man Return to Work
Fred Bryie of Huntington Indiana recounts severe stomach trouble with souring meals, violent vomiting, weight loss, and weakness. After taking Konjola he regained appetite and gained ten pounds, reports improved sleep and daily work. The medicine is sold at Ow! Drug Store in Greencastle and by local druggists.
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Konjola
Fred Bryie
Huntington
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Greencastle
Indiana farmers urged to join militant Farm Bureau drive
The Indiana Farm Bureau Federation calls a December campaign from the 12th to the 17th inviting every farmer and wife to enroll neighbors in a cooperative, organized effort to strengthen farm markets against buyers. The piece argues organization is essential to seize favorable legislation and future farm prosperity. It cites activist momentum, the influence of farm groups beyond members, and urges 20,000 volunteers for Volunteer Victory Week to reach Indiana's 70,000 forward-looking farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Ind
Hoosier State
Indiana
Farm Bureau Roll Call for 1928 Sparks Defiant Call
A rallying passage urges Farm Bureau members to stand for their homes and families in the 1928 roll call. The speaker proclaims farmers’ strength and readiness to fight for their cause, challenging the audience with a call to double the attendance and stand firm when the roll is called.
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Farm Bureau
Indiana Farm Bureau speech urges unity for agricultural progress
William Settle’s address calls on Indiana Farm Bureau members to choose active commitment to stabilizing agriculture and shaping policy. He argues for a strong unified organization as the main engine of economic justice and improvements in farmers’ living standards across states.
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William Settle
Cornelia
Tibericus
Gaius Gracchus
Cornelius
Rome
America
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Indiana
Carolinas
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kentucky
Kansas
Dakotas
Indiana Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Wheat Pool
Commission Association
The Wheat Pool Under Critique by Indiana Farmer Gilbert Knetzer
Gilbert Knetzer argues that the Indiana Wheat Pool failed to meet member expectations after two strong early years. He notes prices rose postwar yet average grower price remained above prewar levels while corn and oats did not rise, attributing the shortfall to the Canadian Pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wheat Pool
Unclear fragment quotes on U.S. agriculture leadership
Fragmentary quotation discusses securing America's agricultural future and maintaining the United States as the leading nation, but lacks concrete events, dates, or identifiable people.
Tax Legislation Shows Farm Land Valuation Changes Backed
L L Needler notes the 1927 tax reforms link farm land income to valuations and authorize a spring reduction. Farm land values dropped by over 200 million dollars while other property values rose by almost 150 million, negating a large state tax loss and keeping the 23 cent rate. In Putnam County farm real estate reductions reached 16 2 3 percent.
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L. L. Needler
Tax Board
Farm Bureau
State Tax Board
Putnam County
Canadian Wheat Pool and Board of Trade Ties Spurred by Market Power
The Canada Pool controls about 65 percent of Manitoba and Saskatchewan wheat and sits on the Chicago Board of Trade. Its sales timing, just after threshing ends in Canada, lets the pool keep prices high and profitably dispose of stock for members. A merged North American pool could unify sales power and pricing under one body, a topic under active consideration by both countries.
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Canada
Chicago Board of Trade
Canada Pool
Board of Trade
Central States
Soft Wheat Growers Association
Indiana Wheat Pool
Scabbard and Blade to Initiate Seven
Scabbard and Blade to initiate seven pledges this Tuesday at 10 PM at the Phi Gamma Delta house. Named initiates include Leslie B. Kilgore South Bend Vere Sutherlin Warsaw Ernest Firebaugh Danville Leonard Howell Dugger Eugene Schricker Union City and Willard Bray Indianapolis Alfred Potts New Brunswick New Jersey is absent due to recovery from an operation and will be initiated after vacation. The DePauw chapter is an A company of the Fifth Regiment.
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Scabbard and Blade
Phi Gamma Delta House
Leslie B. Kilgore
South Bend
Vere Sutherlin
Warsaw
Ernest Firebaugh
Danville
Ill
Leonard Howell
Dugger
Eugene Schricker
Union City
Willard Bray
Indianapolis
Alfred Potts
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Madison Center Sunday Visitors Included Gardner and Dickey Family
Mrs Ella Gardner Easton Dickey Mrs Lottie Dickey and family were Sunday visitors at Marion Wrights.
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Ella Gardner
Easton Dickey
Lottie Dickey
Marion Wright
Local Notes and Movements Across Harmony and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Bessie Cantondine returns to Harmony living with her mother Mrs. Mary Stewart. Sugar Creek Creamery man Bert Gross made his weekly rounds after missing a prior week due to illness. Corn shredders finished a light season in the area. Maurice Payne and wife visited his mother near Ladoga for Haw Creek Church services. Letha Irwin, No. 10 teacher, plans a Christmas Eve program. Mr. and Mrs. Carey Dillinger drove to Indianapolis last week. Easton Dickey and son Andrew stayed with Samuel Dickey the previous Saturday night. Aunt Beck Alspaugh, living with Mrs. Lorie Marshall, will winter with Mrs. Addie Busby near Eagles. Jess Ellis and wife attended Arthur Thomas’s funeral in Terre Haute. Arthur was Levi Thomas’s son. Mrs. Lottie Dickey, staying with Easton Dickey's family to care for Mae Dickey, travels to Green Castle to seek employment.
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Bessie Cantondine
Mary Stewart
Harmony
Bert Gross
Sugar Creek
Maurice Payne
Ladoga
Haw Creek
Letha Irwin
Carey Dillinger
Indianapolis
Easton Dickey
Andrew
Samuel Dickey
Beck Alspaugh
Lorie Marshall
Addie Busby
Eagles
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Terre Haute
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