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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1923

Page

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Harvester facing antitrust action over harvesting machinery

The government pursues a petition against the Harvester Company in St Paul alleging anti competitive practices in the harvesting machine market. Alexander Legge defends the suit as a long running action, while officials note distress in the farm implement industry driven by high costs and low farm prices.

Harvester Company United States District Court St. Paul, Minn Alexander Legge R. N. Reynolds Fort Wayne J. J. Rodgers Legge Tee Ie Harvester

Gasoline Prices Seen Dropping But Conference Wary

Independent producers and refiners at a National Petroleum Marketers Association conference urged price cuts, arguing crude prices in the central U S are high and gasoline should fall four to five cents. They warned fall measures could still keep costs in reach for farmers and motorists.

Treasury Department Federal Reserve ‘Board War Finance Corporation Farm Loan Bond American Farm Bureau ‘Federation Congress Chicago Midwest Southwest National Petroleum Marketers’ Association L. V. Nicholas Association United States Texas Pennsylvania New York Kansas City

Huntington Names Postmaster as Cline Wins

Huntington attorney and longtime Republican leader Claude Cline is appointed postmaster of Huntington succeeding L. G. Trixler. The post remains vacant until Saturday. Final rivals for the job were John W. Weaver and Cline with President Harding reportedly backing Weaver and Senator James E. Watson opposing. Official notification had not arrived, but Postmaster General Harry S. New announced the decision.

Cline Huntington Claude Cline Huntington County Republican Committed Huntingtons L. G. Trixler Trixler John W. Weaver Insurance Frank Felter Clothier Weaver Clinet James. E. Watson Harry Cling Washington

Rupert Bennett Wedding in Columbia City

Miss Vesta Rupert and Weldon E. Bennett wed at 9 a.m. Sunday at the U B parsonage in Columbia City with Rev O B Wells officiating. After a wedding dinner at the Rupert home they plan to live in South Bend where the groom works for Studebaker.

Vesta Rupert Karl Rupert Weldon E. Bennett Wilson Bennett Jefferson Township Whitley County U. B. Parsonage Columbia City O. B. Wells Bernice Rupert Ralph Bennett Rupert Famlies Roanoke High School Bennett South Bend Studebaker Corporation

Chicken Supper and Ice Cream Social at Aboite Church Lawn

The Tsadies Aid of Aboite Christian church hosts a chicken supper and ice cream social on Saturday evening on the church lawn. All are invited to attend.

Aboite Tsadies Aid of Aboite Christian Church

Electric lights reach eighteen homes in Aboite

The Indiana Service Corporation completed a new transmission line near Aboite enabling electricity for eighteen homes and the Aboite Christian Church. Installers listed include John Buel Elzie Redding John Lauer Ed Black James Eme Jewel Zimmers D W Zimmers Clarence Hatfield John Sumers E M Eaton Frank Hatfield William Diss Albert Suter John Zitzman Aboite Christian Church William Black Jesse Mowery Mrs Smith Robert Mills.

Fighteen Homes Indiana Service Corporation Aboite John Buel Aboite Christian Church William. Black Jesse Mowery Mrs. Smith Robert. Mills

Tito Schipa To Sing At Winona Assembly

Tito Schipa the premier lyric tenor will perform at Winona Lake on August 16 as part of his extensive tour. The article notes his wife’s support and the couple’s travels through Europe collecting songs for his concert season from October to May.

Inona Lake Ind Tito Schipa Winona Lake Schipa Europe London Paris Rome Italy Chicago Opera Company Sechipa East Middle West South

Sheep to fight white top in timothy meadows

A. A. Hansen of the Purdue University Agricultural Extension urges using sheep to eradicate white top weed from timothy pastures. The method, inexpensive and effective, sees sheep prefer the weed, consuming it with minimal crop damage while also cleaning fence rows and fields.

Indiana A. A. Hansen Purdue University Agricultural Extension Department

Methodist rally set for Huntington Park August 2nd

Remember Superintendent Minsel's request to be on time next Sunday. Note the hours of service Sunday school 9 30 Morning Worship and Sermon by the Pastor Evening Worship and Sermon by the Pastor 745 Emery Smith Pastor reminds Huntington County Methodist rally at Huntington Park on August 2 basket dinner.

Methodist Episcopal Church Minsel Huntington County Huntington Park Emery Smith

Miss Mary Wasmuth Guest of Wasmuth Family Abroad

Miss Mary Wasmuth visits Huntington as her father and brothers travel east on a motor trip, leaving her as a guest of the Wasmuth household during their absence.

Mary Wasmuth Huntington

Roanoke Beats Fort Wayne Firemen at Oak Grove Park

Roanoke won 8 to 3 over the Fort Wayne Firemen at Oak Grove park. Possel and Hoke pitched for Roanoke. Dewey Garretson hit a fifth inning home run. Convoy Ohio Walther League players visit Oak Grove park Sunday after noon.

Roanoke Ft. Wayne Fort Wayne Oak Grove Park Possel Hoke Dewey Garretson Convoy Ohio Walther Jolly Dust Brothers

United States Should Stay Out of Europe Says Official

A returning official argues the U S should avoid involvement in European affairs and extend aid only with care, noting European ill feeling and urging avoidance of mid conflict entanglements.

United States

Thousands Attend Klan Meeting at Oak Grove Park

About twenty five hundred people gathered at Oak Grove Park on Friday night to hear a masked Ku Klux Klan parade arrive with a 75 member masked procession led by two riders. An illuminated cross atop a truck framed the grand arch as Rev Hughes addressed the crowd amid orderly parking and a closing fiery cross burn.

Oak Grove Park Ku Klux Klan America Hughes

United Brethren Church Sunday Schedule and Themes

Sunday school begins at 9:15 with N. L. High lands as superintendent. The 10:30 worship discusses The Privilege of Sacrifice and the 7:30 service asks What Are We As Christians. Thursday prayer service at 7:30 led by Pastor G. Byrer.

United Brethren Church N. L. Highlands Byrer

Amendment to grain standards act allows uninspected interstate shipments

The amendment to the United States grain standards act permits sale and shipment by grade without inspection between points with no licensed inspector, with disputes referable to the Secretary of Agriculture. Shipments must carry an invoice stating the grain is not inspected and may be disputed, and details may be reported to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Effective July 1, 1923.

United States Secretary of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Mrs Stanley Kimball Returns Home from Visit in D C

Mrs Stanley Kimball who has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Henry McFadden for the past month returned to her home in Washington D C on Wednesday.

Stanley Kimball Henry McFadden Washington, D. C

States Utilize Surplus War Material in Road Work

Surplus wartime materials once deemed junk are being repurposed for road construction. The Bureau of Public Roads notes rust removal and finishing bring parts from rusted truck components to a value of about 75 cents a pound, versus a 10 cent offer. North Carolina first accepted a portion as surplus material and others have followed, applying the entire supply to improve roads.

Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture State Highway Department of North Carolina

Huntington visitors Edith Glock and Elma Heater

Miss Edith Glock and Mrs. Elma Heater were visiting Huntington Saturday evening.

Edith Glock Elma Heater Huntington

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