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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
1
Christmas promotion for absent residents encourages gifting a year of local press with thirteen months for the year to new subscribers received by January first. The ad emphasizes a keepsake gift that delivers weekly messages from the old town.
Harry Eastburn, driver of a Ford sedan, fell asleep at the wheel Friday afternoon around two o'clock and nearly knocked a fast freight off the track at Depot Street crossing. He was unconscious when the train approached, but he escaped unharmed with minimal damage to his car.
Public sale to be held at the home of Jake Easterday on Illinois street Remington on Saturday December 2 1922 at 1:00 p m. Items include two horses a cow four O I C shoats one wagon one buggy one carriage one planter one disc one cultivator two harrows and numerous small tools cash terms. J H Easterday and clerks Phelps & Son announce the sale.
A historical note recalls Frank Beatty of R. M. Kellogg Co paying sixty thousand dollars for a single strawberry plant and imagines the life and profit hopes behind such astronomical bets on rare yields and market faith.
At about nine o clock Friday morning William Fisher traveling north of Pewee when his Ford was struck from the west by a touring car at the Jerry Emond corner. The impact overturned the Ford and left Fisher bruised with possible rib injury. James Higgens assisted and ferried Fisher to his son in law Harry Dibell's home for medical help.
A Box Social and program will be held at the Price School three miles west and one mile north of Remington on Thanksgiving night November 80th. All are invited. Alta Lucas, Teacher.
Government asks that REGISTERED VICTORY NOTES redeemable December 15 be sent by December 5. State Bank of Remington Indiana will look after presented notes.
R. H. S. overwhelmed Burnettsville 38 7 on Friday night as McGlynn and Howard sparked a clear home win. Weir and Caughell anchored defense while OConnor, Casey and Parker contributed on offense in a one sided contest.
Ralph Shorty Coyes of Fowler left home with a shotgun after a pool hall visit and told Amba Senasac he would be back but has not been seen since. Neighbors cite financial reverses and possible domestic troubles. Mrs. Coyes and Mr. Philip Spenard, of St Anne, are involved as the case remains unresolved.
The Ladies' Aid hosts a lunch and bazaar at Old Gilboa Church on Wednesday December 13. Donations of home made candy and sale items are invited.
Try eating at the B and T for a dependable meal every day with Sunday and Wednesday chicken dinners featured in this local dining promotion.
A box social will be held at the Salem school house located two miles east and two miles south of Remington on Friday December 8. A good program is promised and attendance is invited by Julien, the teacher.
Miss Helen Warner twenty years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Warner of Rennselaer, died at Wesley Hospital Chicago after goitre surgery complications. She was highly regarded in Rensselaer and Jasper County. Funeral was among the largest in town. Her father Mr Warner was formerly Jasper County clerk.
Blanche Hixon files for divorce from Samuel Hixon alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and concealment of his identity. She claims he used the name James Hicks, refused to establish a permanent home, and has lived with Mrs. Pearl Currens while she alleges his unlawful acts and debts. She notes his residence in Seattle under the alias Earle Russell and mentions a months-old daughter.
Kentland announces the engagement of Miss Lucile McCray daughter of Gov and Mrs Warren T McCray to Marion County prosecuting attorney William P Evans. Evans Harvard DePauw Phi Delta Theta Wells College graduate. Wedding date not announced. The Trap at the Lyric Thursday night.
I have 39 head of good shoats for sale at reasonable prices. Located for inquiry through Harry Watson.
A sale offers three Rose Comb Rhode Island Red roosters at 1.50 each. Jacob Wasner lists the birds for purchase. A separate note mentions a performance of The Trap at the Lyric on Thanksgiving night.
Four male hogs of the Big Type Poland China breed offered for sale. All eligible to register. For details call Harold Hackley at the provided phone number 9 J.
Four calves are missing from Mrs Geo Cummons place for over three weeks. One red early spring calf and three white-faced summer calves are unaccounted for. Anyone knowing their whereabouts should notify at once. Phone 90 W.
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