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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
6
A report from the Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations shows 81 of 92 counties organized and affiliated, suggesting growing support. The strike stalemate and funding via Liberty bonds may influence mine work resumption if funds hold, while broader state aid impacts loom for Indiana communities.
A garbled snippet discusses tangential health topics and treatment feasibility with unclear references. The readable portions mention cure and prevalence but lack coherent context or identifiable names, places, dates, or organizations.
The piece notes President Wilson’s push for a League of Nations treaty failing in the Senate after Democratic support collapsed. It also highlights Warren T. McCray’s rising strength in the Indiana Republican race for governor with analysts predicting about sixty percent support if the election were held now.
Mrs Eliza M Westfall died suddenly on November 29 1919 at age 56 8 14 of peritonitis. The Brookston community recalls her as a devout member of the Methodist church and War Mothers with survivors including husband William F Westfall son Edward F Westfall of Chicago and sister Mrs Emma Buss Reynolds.
Miss Pearl Myers and Edward Ross Bartley exchanged vows Saturday afternoon in Crawfordsville at the bride’s home. Rev. Grant L. Howard officiated. Mrs Bartley taught in Brookston and is a Purdue alumna. Bartley, a Indiana University graduate, works for the Associated Press in Washington. They will reside at 1315 Belmont Street Northwest, Washington after December 20.
Miss Irva Heath daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Heath of West Harrison street wed Fred Reed son of Mr and Mrs Otis Reed of South Railroad street at Justice of the Peace FE G Smith office Saturday afternoon They plan to reside in the city Reed served overseas in World War I. Fine line of perfumes for Christmas presents at THE FAIR.
Sold farm and plans move to Illinois. Public sale held at farm residence three and a half miles south of Francesville and five miles north of Monon on Wednesday December 10. Includes 120 head of stock plus horses hogs cattle and equipment with detailed descriptions and payment terms. Sale begins at 10 oclock with hot lunch on grounds. Fred Hermann.
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