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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
4
The board declares a regular quarterly 1 percent dividend on its 919 percent Cumulative Prior Lien Stock to be paid July 25 to stockholders of record June 30. A local ad notes ready cash for farm land loans with a full line of paints and finishes available.
Marks i CNS Hens Gates Thompson travels to Cruthersville to visit grandfather. Franklin Sedan sold to John Ott. Tippecanoe County Club plans new clubhouse bid openings on the 15th. Presbyterian ladies picnicked at Walcott. Trades and social notices amid weather, sales ads, and local arrivals. Flight from Indianapolis to Rensselaer by government plane highlights the week.
A local column blends satire with advice on price setting for lumber tires and house building materials. It promotes shopping at a trusted firm, highlights investments and deposits, and notes business improvements and growing coal concerns in Remington.
The 42nd Jennings County Fair runs August 1 to 4 in North Vernon Indiana. B F Richcreek, a former Remington man, sent the fair catalogue.
Dewey Nelson announces the purchase of the Bahler Battery Business and will continue repairing all makes of batteries generators and ignition troubles. He will also handle the Gould Marvel and Globe storage batteries with guaranteed work and invites calls.
Alice Griffith of Chicago daughter of Charley Griffith visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Griffith for the summer. Those who have tried our 22¢ coffee like it. Get some.
Mrs Graham Thomson joined the Barnett family for the Fourth and attended the Flint reunion held at the Park. The notice also promotes pure sanitary ice shipped in car loads from the Monticello plant.
Mrs Warren Strickland of Lima Ohio spent the Fourth with the Barnett family and attended the Flint reunion at Fountain Park.
Miss Anna Derschell and Mrs Mary Griffin visited Chase Michigan for a couple weeks with relatives. The county seat hosted a tent Chautauqua last week with strong attendance and surprisingly good numbers for this class, with expenses paid, according to Rensselaer papers.
The Remington Press announces ticket sales for Fountain Park Chautauqua season. Season passes cost 2.50 dollars each and are available until opening day August 12. Submit orders early.
The Monticello facility begins operations this week rated at fifteen tons daily but capable of over twenty five tons. Delivery wagons are in service and plans to supply ice in any quantity to all customers. Nearby towns have contracted for Monticello ice. Also, see Footfalls at Gravel's theatre Goodland on July 14 and 15 with admission 15 and 30 cents.
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