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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
1
A Lafayette Granite Co advertisement invites prospective monument buyers to consult free information on granite styles and prices. It offers guided tours of local cemeteries or plant visits to inspect finished work, stressing no obligation to buy and phone contact 267.
War ends update advertises 80x3 and 30x8% tires and tubes with prices 6.50 and 7.50, plus rugged non skid tire. Crushed limestone for fertilizing concrete or roads. Hedge posts for sale. Phone orders 122 G. Loans offered for farm lands by Lewis S. Alter & Son.
Delmar Clente by his next friend Mary sues John Stewart a local physician. The case notes the boy born in some location was injured in March 1921 by jumping a fence and developing a crippled left hip. Allegations state improper treatment and delayed diagnosis led to dislocation and possible bone decay. Trial in Tippecanoe superior court during midday with Parkinson Alexander Flanagan for plaintiff and Gaylord Sills Stuart Simms for defendant. Case venued from White county.
W Smalley and son Bob left early Monday in a new Lizzie for Denver Colorado near their ranch where they will spend the summer Mrs Smalley will travel by train this time and this fall they plan to return to California for winter The writer notes the pleasure of drifting about the country with a comfortable home awaiting them upon return and mentions June as a month for weddings before their departure heading toward their homie town pursuits
An observant woman can spot old timers in love by their absorbed gazes and neck twists as they feast on each other’s faces. If marriage rests on serious effort and compatible temperaments, the wedding journey should be rewarding. Public joy in the honeymoon is not a worry.
Benton Review reports Charles Larson suffered a severe back and spine injury after a rope and hay fork broke while he worked at Jess Martin Farm seven miles east of town. He fell 25 feet to a hayloft floor and remained paralyzed in hips and legs, with neighbors aiding and a physician treating him. He is expected to be moved home three miles southeast of town later this week.
Farm Bureau holds a meeting in the library basement on Saturday evening June 10 at 7 30. Two reels of pictures will be shown and questions vital to every farmer will be discussed. County agent available for help. Chas Welch president Will Ott secretary.
A local suit near Montgomery concerns a fatal incident described as a hot condition death. Details remain limited in the readable text but indicate a legal action tied to a deadly event and a court filing.
Reynolds defeats Remington 4 to 3 in a tight nine inning contest. Jones pitches superbly for Reynolds while Remington opens with three early runs, and Reynolds holds them scoreless for the first five frames.
Governor W T McCray held the Hereford cattle sale at Orchard Lake stock farm on Wednesday. Notable bids included Wm R Hearst paying 4000 for a bull and 3000 for a cow. Thomas R Taggert purchased the second high priced cow. Fourteen bulls averaged about 1700 with the largest turnout yet seen.
John M. Crowe died in Fort Wayne Indiana in the latter part of the week. He was 56 years old and long served as a professor at the University of Chicago. In recent years he resided in Dallas Texas. He was the eldest son of Reverend Ha B Crowe, longtime pastor during earlier church construction days.
Donna Mabel Morlin three months old dies at grandparents home after brief illness. This marks fourth death in year for Harmon Murlin family, with mother and two children dead before Donna Mabel. A one and a half year old son died in July 1921, mother died of tuberculosis after moving to New Mexico for health. Twin brother Don Leon died about a week earlier.
The B. and T. Cafe in the Gray room beside Peck's drug store is now open offering regular meals and Sunday specials. Quick lunch service at all times with ice cream available throughout the day. Your patronage solicited.
The fragment references a rent rule concerning a house and garage involving ELA Hicks. Details are incomplete but indicate regulatory action on dwelling and accessory structure.
Advertisement notes cabbage plants from Henry Phelps and Bill-Ann Brand peanuts salted in Sealtite cartons. Describes wholesomeness and nutritious packing method.
Mr Ebert of Monticello orders oiling sections on Main Street from Mary Jordan north line to Will Bahler crossing and from Don Bartoo crossing to Mrs Hicks corner on New York street. An oiling from Mrs Treanor's alley to the Griffith House and a light coat on Ohio Street north of Griffith House are listed. Subscriptions for oil on Ohio Street should send checks to W E Johnston at once.
The five year old son of Mr and Mrs John Lang of Monticello Indiana died in Lafayette from lockjaw after a nail wound on May 27 The funeral was held Saturday and he was interred at Riverview cemetery The boy was taken to St Elizabeth hospital where he died within an hour of arrival
The Remington Businessmen's Association will hold its monthly meeting in the library basement Friday evening to discuss summer entertainment plans including a new swimming pool boulevard lighting and oiling the business district. Dennis O'Riley president and W. E. Johnston secretary urge full attendance for important community matters.
Walter Feldhaus seeks cattle and horses for monthly hire on the Tom Reed farm located five miles north and three percent west of Remington. Contact 79-J by phone.
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