Public Auction at Home Sell Farm Stock and Implements
Auction at my home 112 miles east of Monticello on County Line mad begins at 100 o'clock a m. Items include horses 6 years old and young, cows fresh in April, goats, pigs, heifers, and four Dorae sows due to farrow in April. Farming implements: binder, seeder, wagon, harness, corn drill, cream separator, and tools. Cash or credit with security. near-term buyers pay cash. terms listed.
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Monticello
Petition to Perpetuate Estate and Vendee Sale Order
A petition filed in the Indiana court requests a decree to determine debts and liabilities, appoint guardians, and authorize payment arrangements. The document names named respondents and asserts ongoing court proceedings in Mantierio, Indiana, with dates and a February filing stamp.
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Pt Yla Peret
Liesy Peditioner
Maikinge Pefenditus Tuepetu
Bates
Sud
Wong
Poitatayor
Mantierio
Indiatoa
Wirineas
Yaa
Farm Day or Night Seeks Removal of Dead or Crippled
A local farm program calls for removing dead or crippled livestock during day or night operations to maintain pasture health and safety. Officials urge prompt reporting of unhealthy animals to prevent spread of disease and protect herd welfare.
Funeral of Benjamin Demaray Held at Headlee Residence
The funeral for Benjamin Demaray a county farmer was held at his family home near Headlee on Monday at two o clock with interment in Bedford. He died Friday morning at eleven o clock at his home from pneumonia after a brief illness following influenza. About fifty years old and born in Michigan he had lived on the Meeker farm northeast of town for eighteen years and recently moved to a northeast Headlee farm. He was widely known and respected in this city for his jovial, industrious nature. He is survived by his widow two daughters one son one grandson two brothers and one sister.
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Benjamin Demaray
Headlee
Bedford
Mr. Demaray
Michigan
Meeker
Demaray
No Trace Of Stolen Ford Belonging To Holverson
J S Holverson and family parked at the Presbyterian church when the Ford was stolen after a church service. Local authorities searched with no success. A fifty dollar reward is offered for the car and for the guilty party. The vehicle was linked to an incident at Frank Heartts nearby where water was drawn for a leaky radiator.
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J. S. Holverson
Frank Heartt
Holverson
Heartt
Mr. Holverson
Halverson
New Monticello Livestock Sale Pavilion Opens to Aid Small Breeders
The Monticello sale pavilion expands to help the average farmer and small breeder access a safer market and better advertising. Previously small breeders faced limited buyers and low prices, but the facility allows consignments and fair sale prices, encouraging more breeders to join the community next season.
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