Modern Farming Adverts Prove Profitable Across States
Farmers across Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan learn to advertise to reach buyers and suppliers. A Wisconsin farmer turned small pig sausage producer expanded into a large packing operation by advertising. A Michigan farmer selling fresh eggs found steady customers via newspaper notices. Advertising saves time cuts costs and yields better, ordered sourcing and pricing.
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Meissen
Wisconsin
United States
Michigan
New York
What A Shelby County Woman Did
Mrs. Elizabeth Lux of Shelby County managed an 800 acre farm after her husband John Lux died leaving ten children and a £7000 mortgage. She paid off the mortgage, gave each child $1000 as they reached majority, and later $600 to each, then sold the farm to son George for $19,675.
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John Lux
George
Indiana annual conference of the United Brethren meets at Dale
The Indiana annual conference of the United Brethren church will convene in Dale Spencer county on August 25 at 9 o clock with Bishop M Matthews presiding. It marks the eighty first session.
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U. B
Dale
Spencer County
M. Matthews
Hale Victim in Kentucky Distillery Accident
A letter reports Hardin L. Hale of Nicholasville Kentucky injured in a buggy accident near Camp Nelson. Hale, a government ganger, suffered a crushed leg and possible amputation with doctors fearing he may not survive the shock. He had been acquitted recently in a local circuit court for shooting Ham Dillion.
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Nicholasville
Hale
Camp Nelson
Eciicuit
Ham Dillion
Washington Herald
Physician's License Revoked for Illicit Liquor Prescriptions
Dr. John H. Seneff of French Lick had his physician license revoked by the State Board of Medical Examination and Registration on Wednesday for selling liquor prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Seneff
French Lick
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Aikman Farm Sold in Sugarland for 12875
The Aikman farm in Sugarland, once owned by Henry Aikman of Washington, was sold to Lewis Keith of Sugarland. The closing price was 12875, marking a major county real estate transaction.
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Aikman
Sugarland
Henry Aikman
Washington
Lewis Keith
Wadsworth Resigns from Washington High School
Ralph D. Wadsworth, four years in the Washington high school science department, resigns to teach at Pomona High School in California next term. He visited California this summer and liked the climate.
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Washington High School
Pomona
California
Wadsworth
Economy Grocery Changes Hands to W R Pershing
A deal closed at the start of the week transfers ownership of the Economy grocery store from H E Sims to W R Pershing. Pershing, long employed at C E Pershing poultry, is a respected young business man and took charge Monday.
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W. R. Pershing
H. E. Sims
Pershing
C. E. Pershing Poultry House
Pierson to Close Stores. Moves to Spokane
DG L Pierson will close his store here and at Linton on September 1 and relocate to Spokane Washington. Joe Ransom who has run the store here will likely move to Sullivan to seek new work.
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DG. L. Pierson
Linton
Spokane
Washington
Joe Ransom
Sullivan
Public Roads and Auto Rights Seek Equal Highway Use
A Washington Democrat correspondent argues that Indiana’s automobile laws grant equal highway rights to autos and horse vehicles. He cites duties to yield half the road, warns against reckless driving, and urges punishment for violators to reduce friction between wagons and cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Democrat
Indiana
Supreme Court
Willow Lick Social Roundup Quiet Weekend Visits
Paul Bowman left Saturday to spend days at Trinity Springs. John A Maryfield and family visited Edd Hubbard in Farlen. James Callahan and Walter Callahan visited Odus Callahan. George Elles and brothers spent Sunday at J T Sears. Alva Callahan and Luther Barrett were in the area Sunday. Bertha Overton visited Rose Myers in Eaglesville. Elmer Ramsey and family were at Odon on Monday. Pierce McNeely Elmer York and the Sommers sisters passed through Sunday. Homer Pershing and family visited Stever Callahan. Roy Zeigler and sister were in the vicinity Monday.
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Paul Bowman
Trinity Springs
John A. Maryfield
Edd Hubbard
Farlen
Bertha Overton
Rose Myers
Eaglesville
Sims Buys Interest in Raglesville General Store
H E Sims, former proprietor of the Economy grocery, has purchased Chas Toon’s interest in Toon & Co’s general store at Raglesville. He will move to Raglesville soon and take personal charge of the store.
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H. E. Sims
Economy Grocery
Chas. Toon
Toon & Co’s
Raglesville
Nickelo Provides Pleasant Profitable Evening Amusement
A local venue named Nickelo offers nightly entertainment that is enjoyable and affordable, promising a profitable and pleasant evening out for patrons seeking entertainment at a low cost.
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Rando
Chhoose
Crawfordvile Journal
Shelby County
Elizabeth Jinx
Edward
H. L Hale
Hardin L. Hale
Aikman Farm
Ralph D. Wadsworth
Spokane, Washington
Daviess Court
Susamobiles
Lhe Automobiles
Willow Lick
James Callahan
Epsom
Walter Callahan
Odon
Odus Callahan
George and Orley Elles
Pink and Chase Sears
J. T. Sears
Alva Callahan
Luther Barrett
Elmer Ramsey
Pierce McNeely
Elmer York
Martha
Hulda Sommers
Homer Pershing
Stever Callahan’s
Roy Zeigler
Studebaker
Oden Hardware Co
E. Humerickhouse & Son
W. R. Neeriemer
Co-operative
Dicks’ Restaurant
Odon Realty DO
Kodak
Keck
Jeweler & Optician
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