Independent candidates announce for Reserve Township offices
Andrew M. Kay declares as an Independent Progressive candidate for Trustee of Reserve Township promising strict economy. O N Henderson urges farm tenancy reform to aid tenants and laborers, reduce interest rates, and boost agriculture. Parke County Indiana notices reflect local political declarations and farm policy concerns.
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Reserve Township Parke Co
Indiana
Andrew M. Kay
Reserve Township
Parke County
Going Up Print Paper Pricing Notice
The note explains rising print paper and ink costs and urges subscribers to renew at the old rate of $1.25 per year in advance. It requests prompt remittances, as many are in their third year and payments support staff wages paid on Saturdays.
Federal effort shifts to prenatal culture for healthier generations
The Department of Labor through the new Children’s Bureau issues a free booklet on prenatal culture. Government attention expands from hogs and crops to improving the human race, promising guidance to parents on child care.
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Federal Department of Labor
Uncle Sam
Farmer Knowledge Drives Intelligent American Agriculture
The nation’s agricultural future hinges on understanding field conditions and orchard and garden needs. To farm intelligently, a farmer must know what is required, shaping policy and practice across the country.
Obituary of Lizzie White Cox
Lizzie White Cox born March 17 1844 daughter of Zilla and William White married to Simeon Cox August 4 1864. Survived by four children William A Cox Rose Thompson Ida Hamilton Belle Miles and half brother Ira White. Lived here about 35 years with daughter Ida. Suffered strokes over 30 years and last stroke occurred last Wednesday morning. died Thursday. aged 70 years 5 months 17 days. Joined MBE Church in Annapolis forty years ago and remained, seeking fellowship in the morning.
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Lizzie
Zilla
William White
Simeon Cox
William A. Cox
Indianapolis
Rose Thompson
Greenville, O
Ida Hamilton
Belle Miles
Montezuma
Ira White
Annapolis
Ida
M. BE
Chief Engineer Crabb Resigns to Move for Health
L. S. Crabb, chief engineer at Newport Clay Works for 30 months, resigns to relocate to Minnesota for his wife’s health. The Crabb visit their aunt and plan to move to Red Wing, Minnesota, with The Enterprise to follow and report on local happenings.
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L. 8S
Crabb
Newport Clay Works
Minnesota
Able
Red Wing
Minn
Rural districts lack community spirit, critics say
A comment on rural districts expresses concern that the community spirit is dwindling. The remark highlights a perceived gap in neighborly engagement and local solidarity among residents.
Laws for business fail to fit the farmer's trans actions
The statement argues that existing business laws do not align with the practical needs and realities of farmers. It suggests a mismatch between regulatory frameworks and agricultural practices, urging reform to reflect farm operations and economics.
Bargain magazine offer from Montezuma Enterprise deal
Montezuma Enterprise promotes a bargain for five magazines Woman's World Home Life Farm Life Green's Fruit Grower at 1 year 1.43 total, about 18 cents above Enterprise price. Highlights include Woman's World claim of 2 million subscribers and Farm Life as a practical farm paper. renewals encouraged.
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Woman's World
Farm Life
Green’s
Woman’s World
Home Life
Green’s Fruit Grower
America
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