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Personal notices list residents traveling to Ohio and Chicago visits. Edgerton exchange sale noted along with local social events, family travel, and insurance inquiry ads.
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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
8
Personal notices list residents traveling to Ohio and Chicago visits. Edgerton exchange sale noted along with local social events, family travel, and insurance inquiry ads.
Commissioner of the Huntington Circuit Court will privately sell after August 7 1920 in Huntington Indiana a tract in out-let No 1 in T V Hortom’s Addition Roanoke described as 240 feet west of southeast corner of lot one 165 feet north to the Frank Pequignot purchase line then 75 feet west to Sarah E Smith line south to the lot line east 75 feet to the beginning. Terms 1 3 cash 1 3 in nine months balance in eighteen months first mortgage at 6 percent. Call John W Smith Commissioner Huntington Ind R R No 3.
Misses Mary and Bess McPherron and Faye Blee left Saturday over the Erie from Huntington for a pleasure trip to Niagara Falls and other places of interest. Mr and Mrs G FE Dennis and Olive and Mr and Mrs James Young motored to Elkhart Sunday to visit friends and fish in nearby lakes. FOR SALE A set of second hand fire clay brick at the tile mill yard in Roanoke. Oh. HOUSEHOLDER Phone Bar.
PAno Boxes For Sale advertise several good piano boxes for sale. The notice lists WAL KOONTZ & SONS Furniture and Undertaking FARA LOANS Tea farm with United States Farm Loan bank options. It notes no renewals and partial payments and directs to Cook & Ixbeg Huntington Ind for loan applications.
The ad promotes Red Pole bulls ready for August sales at a Roanoke area farm. It notes cows and heifers still offered at old prices during August and highlights the herd's strong milk production in both quantity and quality.
A brief note describes methods to guard cash, banknotes, drafts, and receipts. It emphasizes secure handling and containment of valuable paper assets, aiming to reassure readers about safeguarding financial instruments.
Miss Irene Simon takes her vacation this week from the Big Four Store and stays at her old home in Illinois. Mr and Mrs Raymond Lusch and Mr and Mrs W H Baker motored to Zanesville Ohio on Saturday to visit relatives. Nellie Dozer Glenna Kemp Irene Branstrator and Blanche Foust of Fort Wayne are spending the week at Rome City.
Mr C Dunster recalls a morning in a Pennsylvania town in a hotel stable where he saw a pile of dead rats killed with RAT-SNAV the night before, describing the scene as looking like a battlefield in Europe. The item is offered in three sizes at 25¢ 50c and $1.00 by N D E Richards Sons and Purvis Drug Store.
Night watchman reports using RAT-SNAD to clear a rat infestation within six weeks. He describes killing rats nightly and credits the product with driving the rest away. The ad lists sizes and pricing and names Richards & Sons and Purvig Drug Store as sellers.
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