Quiet Title Suit Filed in Daviess Circuit Court
In Daviess County Indiana the case William B White vs John Balt hus et al No 15266 seeks to quiet title. The defendants listed include John Balt hus Sarah Balt hus Jonathan Martin George M Harrod Margaret J Harrod Susan Barr Jacob Conley and Michael Stafford with unknown heirs and legal representatives. Hearing set in Washington Indiana on September 14 1922 before Clerk Jonas B Pershing. Attorneys Mattinely Blyers represent the plaintiff.
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Matilda Martin
George M. Hacrod
Margaret J Harrad
Susan Barr
Jacob Conley
Michael Stafford
Atle
Daviess
Washington
Indiana
Jonas BF. Pershing
Daviess Cheapt Court
Mattinely & Blyers
Plotoc
Fragmentary text prompts historical note
The readable fragments hint at a discussion or protest in a Western setting with unclear names and actions. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are discernible from the damaged OCR.
Trustee's Notice for Mundison TOUTS TTP Business
Trustee notice directs R J McCarter to attend at the BLPL building One West Main Street every Saturday and also at his residence on other days to manage Mundison TOUTS TTP business.
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Powall
Mundison
R. J. McCarter
Unscrambled OCR Fragments Surface Minor News Note
A damaged newspaper fragment presents unreadable text and stray letters. Readers are left with incomplete phrasing and unclear names, places, or events, limiting concrete facts or identifiable entities.
Gas Tar Treatment Protects Concrete
United States Department of Agriculture reports that immersion of concrete in fluid from water gas tar provides alkali resistance. Treated cement drain tile stored in strong alkali solution for six to eight months shows no disintegration and maintains tensile strength, unlike untreated samples. Further study of tar treated concrete structures is under way.
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States Department of Agate
United States Department of Agriculture
On the Way. Mes dleehtio is sour tasted over as
Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear phrases and does not yield identifiable people places organizations or events. The readable portion hints at a failing taste or souring experience but lacks solid factual details to summarize into a news item.
Prevent Outbreaks of Injurious Pest in Corn
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin notes that trem/webworm outbreaks in corn in Middle Eastern states can be prevented only by cultural methods. Late fall plowing is ineffective. plow land in July or August if corn is to be planted next spring. Clean seed, proper fertilizer, and pest-free fields help crops grow despite worms. poisoning and trapping are ineffective.
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United States Department of Ageciculture
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
America
Homemade Weeder From Flat Iron Improves Garden Weeding
A Fargo North Dakota reader describes a simple DIY garden tool built from flat iron and unused tires. The device uses a ground-slicing blade to cut weeds between rows and also acts as a cultivator to break crust and conserve moisture, aiding weed control.
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Herces
L. Meiler
Fargo
N. D
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Observing Husband Sees Mrs Smart In Colorful Dress
An onlooker notes Mrs. Smart’s appearance as her husband asks how she looked. He says she wore a dress of cloth with trimming in a purple or blue-red hue and a distinctive hat, creating an impression one would wish to see.
Benham Household Banter Sparks Suit Shopping Talk
A playful exchange between Mr and Mrs Benham as he orders a new suit and she jokes about pocket design and hand parking space. The light domestic banter highlights practical tailoring details and humor.
A Good Blowing Up in a Powdered Moment
A fragment recounts Mrs Brown catching her daughter with her face full of powder and administering a strong rebuke. The tale captures a sharp maternal reaction and a witty punchline about discipline.
Green manuring aids soil in various farming regions
The article discusses green manuring to enrich soil across climates. It notes differences between irrigated and dry farming, with emphasis on use in the South and in orchard culture in the West. It references India, Japan, and England as contexts for green manure practices.
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Agricul
Mayer GM
India
Japan
United States
The Other Extreme Side
A fragment records a quarrel between a former spouse and a partner about disputes. The text hints at a monotonous domestic pattern without further details.
Very Economical Hubby and Wifey Cook Joke
A humorous exchange about thrift and shared meals. The husband asks if the new cook makes food stretch, and the wife replies that some of it travels from their house to hers.
Great Importance of Grit in Poultry Rearing
Poultry raisers are urged to emphasize grit for better digestion and health. Regular grit should be available in doxes or hoppers. A load of gravel near the chicks’ home can improve health and increase egg yield.
The Better Half Dialogue Inquiry
A brief humorous exchange shows a man and woman negotiating marriage with a witty line about making her the better half. The cadence echoes old gossip-page humor with a playful twist on commitment and partnership.
Indiana adopts elementary school inspection and scoring plan
The state will classify all public elementary schools under a new score card system after September 1. Schools will be ranked from first to third class based on a 100 percent scale across eight divisions, with detailed weights on building, grounds, heating, equipment, term, teachers, supervision, and janitor service. County officials expect it to raise rural and overall school standards and provide transparent comparisons for patrons.
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Indiana
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Department of State
State Department of Inspection
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