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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
14
A miscellany of society items including visits by Jessa Black and June Clowry, replacements on Mail Route No. 1, and a death of Miz Fla Beker at 45 from a farm birth site. The report lists several relatives, farm events, and ads for Peck's Drug Store and Woodbury facial soap. The hip fracture of Mrs. Dunham is noted with hospital transfer.
Local residents make trips to Chicago Star City Indiana and Ohio visit relatives. Maurice Eck returns to Gary after a vacation. John Kay and Muriel of Morocco visit Mrs Bartoo. Fern Ford renovates his north town home. News covers sales of property Isadora Taber to Elvira Alson and local births deaths and travel including a Green Hill Homecoming August 13 and Alex Quinn death after cancer.
Classified notice lists job opening paying $1.50 per hour with apply at once at Grievank Brothers in La Porte Indiana. Nearby item notes management change at Rensselaer Republican with Mr Harry L Troutman purchasing L H Hamilton’s interests and moving to California. Regular community notes mention missionary day outings and a local injury news item.
The notice offers the north half of an eight room cottage four rooms on two floors and plenty of tents for rent. See C. H. Peck secretary at once.
A cap left on the street Thursday morning is offered for owner contact at the press office.
Everett Shearer will ship White Cobbler potatoes to Remington the last of this week at 1.40 dollars per bushel on track for delivery.
Effective immediately during hot months mixed carload shipments from TY. H. 1. & E. Trac. Co. at Lafayette will depart Mondays and Thursdays at 12:00 midnight instead of 4:60 p.m. Shipments for these cars will be received up to departure time. Call Lafayette at 9001 or 711.
The will of late Theresa Johann of Remington was filed for probate in the Jespe circuit court on July 24. The instrument, executed October 23, 1921, bequeaths 1000 dollars to the Catholic Church Extension Society of Chicago for a memorial chapter in honor of St. Theresa and 200 dollars to Sisters of St. Agnes Fond du Lac Wisconsin. It also leaves 300 dollars for masses to Rev J. Baker and 100 dollars to the Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America Ossining New York 90 dollars to the Society of Propagation of the Faith New York City with 40 dollars for a deceased member and 50 dollars for Indian and Negro Missions. Insurance from the Catholic Order of Lady Foresters pays all sickness and funeral expenses and a grave lot is purchased. John Tremmel Ft Wayne named executor without bond.
Johnny Hines to debut in a full length feature Burn Em Up Barnes an automobile racing story by Raymond L Schrock set to run two days at the Lyric Theatre beginning August 8 with Edmund Breese George Fawcett Betty Carpenter Barney Sherry Matthew Betts Dorothy Leeds and Julia Swayne Gordon in supporting roles.
Local merchants tout radio gear and repair work while warning of a coal strike and rising prices. Advertisements promote electrical hardware, wiring, corn crib supplies, roofing and shingles, with price hacks and savings pitched to households.
Indianapolis August 1 sale of the Coal Road of the C and E I announced in a telegram to J W MecCardle chairman of the public service commission from Geo Barnard. Barnard bought the road for a syndicate of men from Attica and other along the line. C F Brobst of Chicago expected to operate the line and purchase price about 250000. It is expected full operation within sixty days.
A 26 cent cake of Woodbury's Soap is advertised for 10 cents at Peck's Drug Store this Saturday.
365 acres of good farm land with three sets of improvements including a large cattle barn a flowing well and brick silo. Property can be sold as three separate farms or as a unit on rock road White County Ind. Contact Dwight Large McCoysburg. ltp.
John M. Howell advertises plentiful cabbage beets and tomatoes for sale at 2 cents per pound. Pone 121 H. Dr. S. K. Avery, dentist, is in his office every Tuesday and Wednesday above Townsend's drug store.
Fragmentary sentences discuss gender roles and imagined obituaries with sharp tools and domestic labor themes. It reflects satirical or editorial tone but lacks concrete names, places, dates, or events to frame a standard news item.
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