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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
4
The record lists Indiana and United States figures for potatoes and apples by year 1913 1914 1915 with production quantities and prices in cents per bushel or ton. It notes shifts in output and pricing across states and the nation.
The report lists Clover Seed production as a percent of full crop for 1914 in Indiana and the United States with prices of $8.30 and $8.24 respectively. It also shows 1913 production percentages and prices such as 649% in Indiana and 80.5% in the United States with prices around $7.00. The item notes Mrs. Dean Richardson and her daughter Thelma visiting her parents Mr and Mrs PA Winklepeck in Indiana before returning to Indianapolis.
S R Callahan moves his log from the north town lot where the old light plant stood. The building will become a blacksmith and general repair shop run by Everett Howard and S R Callahan to operate as Callahan and Howard.
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