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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
5
Tuesday markets and local social notes list residents traveling to Ox ford Ohio Western College for Women and Lafayette. Families, new households and visitors from Wabash Indiana to Marion Ohio are noted. A new joint high school building in Jefferson township and Keniland is highlighted with cost and bond details.
Robert Little returns to Oxford Ohio college work while Miss Edith Little of La Porte is a weekend guest of Wm Little. Mrs Marion OConnor of Lafayette visits Remington relatives. Rebuilding work on Peck & Son grocery store progresses. Various local visits, births, and travel notes including Oak Grove Creamery butter promotion and state fair attendance.
The Marion National sanitarium nearing completion will be ready for occupation early in September. It will be among the best equipped veteran hospitals in the United States and will serve world war veterans exclusively. The facility currently houses 813 patients with beds still vacant. Two more alleged liquor joints were found in North Newton County by Sheriff Gardner, one at the old Granger place in Thayer operated by Jam Nelson where nine pints were found, and the other at Gus Silmer’s home west of Roselawn with two gallons discovered. The Kentland Enterprise notes the sheriff’s office brewery is growing and expanding, with stills and liquor stored to the inspection of Judge Williams when court opens next month.
Winter fuel limited in Indiana Ohio and Kentucky offered with Hoosier Tires to go far south. A one horse gasoline or kerosene engine for sale cheap. A big buy on tubes permits selling 30x3% at 1.25 dollars per unit. Can you beat it.
Newton County Council last week approved an ordinance to issue bonds of 550000 to fund a new county hospital at Goodland. Hear y T Griggs of Goodland offered the old Blake Wilson property and a Grant township farm as endowment value. The county commissioners were told to order the bond issue at October session. The 1926 bond proposal faced mixed votes and began debates about collection and objections from taxpayers.
Victor Rousseau, noted for fresh plots and varied characterization, returns to the United States after England. His latest work titled Big Musk ee will be offered as a serial to readers, promising romance and adventure with a vital frontier flavor.
A Hoover speech argues state laws vary in child labor protection. He calls for stronger local responsibility and, if needed, constitutional power to curb negligent states. He contrasts progressive individualism with outdated attitudes and warns against federal overreach. He also criticizes social naiveté and public discourse trends.
Advertises positions for men or women to work at International Stocking Mills in Norristown Pa. Pay is $40 weekly full time or $1 per hour spare time. No experience required. Eliminates darning. For hosiery for men women and children.
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