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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text notes confusion about origins and growth of a rural community center and its role amid changing social dynamics. It mentions agencies, civic effort, and local names obscured by garbled print.
Twenty five years ago Watts and relatives traveled for a visit to Wells and Adams counties. Mrs Robison suffered a stroke. A W K Sills moved the first record in the new court house. Miss Oda Hoffman returned home from South Whitely. Jennie Savior visits New York after talking with Monticello friends. A rash of incidents includes a fatal heart disease verdict for Fred Warner found in a Prairie township field. The Delphi bathhouse sale and the court house final estimates are noted, with Architect LaBelle praising the project completion.
Notice to heirs creditors and legatees that an administration is pending for the estate of George My Smith. Heirs and interested parties must appear in White Circuit Court on a specified day in September for proof of heirship and to address the estate under Ania KR shropship? administrator.
The Indiana Federation of Farmers Association reports strong support for a miler wool pooling plan. Counties will identify wool towers, sign contracts, and bid delivery to the highest bidder, with a system to publish bids and coordinate county data for a statewide uniform method.
In India silkworms and silk caterpillars are developed for promoting sericulture. The text notes domesticated silkworms and related activities aimed at expanding the silk industry across the region. The passage references the domestic cultivation and potential advancement of sericulture practices.
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