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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
8
An ourstanding example highlights the significance of testing for tuberculosis in cattle. In Clay County three principal dairy herds were tested and 112 reactors identified among registered high producers, impacting public milk output and prompting plans for disposal, disinfection, and sanitation demonstrations.
A farmer approves the Auto-Oiled Aer motor and likens windmills to Ford cars, saying they are the sole windmill a farmer should buy. The remark frames the product as a practical, trusted choice for farm use.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh with a one hundred dollar reward for cured cases. It claims 35 years of use, blood-based action, and that the remedy heals mucous surfaces while expelling poison from blood. Testimonials are promised and Toledo based F. J. Cheney & Co. is named as manufacturer.
Jasper County records show 19 students from the county attended Indiana University in the past year as the university reports total enrollment above 4,200, a decade long growth surge. The upcoming commencement will mark the largest graduating class in state university history with more than 500 graduates.
Bernard Spencer, 12, dies after short tuberculosis illness. Remington visitors A H and children. Mr. and Mrs. Wooden and Mrs. Parsons visit West Lafayette with Nina Irwin. Dr. Welch visits Clinton Indiana classmate Arnett and attends Dental Association in Indianapolis. Jesse Mull and father in law Mikesell travel to Michigan City, visit White family. Mull back Friday, son stays longer. Mrs. Slaith of Kankakee visits Dawson family. Mull and Geapling visit friends in Hammond. Verdant Laz and Wm A visit. Paint and finishes advertised locally.
The Carpenter Township Trustee announces he will be in his office above C. W. May's sales room. The notice indicates a location and date for official proceedings or inquiries related to matters of the township.
A. G. Francis of Fairbury Indiana visited Goodland Wednesday. Helen Constable teaching in Greensburg Indiana returned home. Miss Mattie Lawson near Wade NA patient at St Vincent Indianapolis. Verna Bohanan and Lenora Stumbaugh to Frankfort Indiana for new positions. Elizabeth Stryker of Washington DC visiting Mrs. Burgess. Harry Hawn and family from Star City Indiana visited his parents. Ralph McConnell family of Kewanna Indiana visiting relatives. Mary Armfield returned to studies after her mother’s illness and death.
In Danville Indiana on Sunday Claud Wheeler from Remington hauled Jack Sherrow’s household goods to Danville Illinois. Paul King Indianapolis State Narcotic Inspector visited John L. Cooke and family Tuesday and Wednesday. Purdue professor Gridley also visited.
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