Hatching Eggs For Sale In Roanoke Indiana
J W McDonald sells Sweet Briar Strain Ancona eggs for hatch at 60c a setting of 15 eggs or 3 50 per hundred. Located RB F D No 3 Roanoke Indiana. Forest fires burn about 33 500 annually across the United States with six year average of 7 088 000 acres burned and $16 424 000 in property loss. Wool production in all states totaled 219 095 000 pounds in 1922 with Wyoming and Texas leading at 22 5 and 19 3 million pounds respectively.
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J. W. McDonald
RB. F. D. No
Roanoke
Indiana
United States
The
Forest Service
Union
United States Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Texas
Mrs Mary Smith Visited Huntington With Daughter Mrs Rice
Mrs Mary Smith spent the week end in Huntington staying with her daughter Mrs Oss Rice.
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Mary Smith
Huntington
Mrs
Oss Rice
Mrs. Reagan of
Henry Christy
Local Hews Items From The Library Notes
Tuesday evening meetings at Mrs. Etna Eddingfield and Mrs. Grace Blum hosted social gatherings. Visitors include Mrs. Lawrence Smith and daughter Margaret in Huntington. Mrs. Charles Langeston visiting her mother Mrs. Henry Strock from Decatur.
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Etna Eddingfield
Lawrence Smith
Margaret
Huntington
Charles Langeston
Decatur
Henry Strock
John Fry, Jr
Virginia Fry
Valparaso
John
Messinger
Mary Regedant
Charles Fosnaugh
Fort Wayne
Ray O. Tanner
Roy Davidson
Gordon
Alfred Koontz
William
Arden McCoy
Agatha Settlemyre
Dairy equipment sold to Howard Spencer
M. W. Richards and B. S. McNamara announce the sale of their dairy equipment to Howard Spencer and thank patrons for their liberal patronage during the diary’s operation.
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Howard Spencer
M. W. Richards
B.S. McNamara
Mrs. Julian Schock dies at eighty two in Indiana home
Mrs. Julian Schock, age eighty two, was found dead in bed at her Posy Hill home. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Roanoke M E Church. Survived by ten children, twenty grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren, and one sister. Lincoln quotation and a American Bar Association warning on law follow the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Bear
Leonard Houser
D. L. Withrow
B. W. Ferguson
Nelson Wygant
Posy Hill
Julian Schock
J. W. Good
Schock
Dekalb County
Indiana
Michael
Mary MacIntyre
Frederick Schock
Minnie Erwin
Ashley
Mary Akers
Jefferson Township
Whitley County
Clarinda Gettys
Fort Wayne
Iva Link
Waterloo
Minnie McNanamas
Mirs
Pearl Waines
South Bend
Lewis Schock
Ella Erwin
Valpariso
Roanoke M. E. Church
Herringer
Cincinnati
American Bar Association
United States
Prom
Wise Relaxation Maxim in Time and Labor
A reflective excerpt extols relaxing at the right moment to reclaim vigor. It argues that wise individuals waste time profitably by laying aside care and thought, returning to labor with fresh, mighty energy, while the weary serve time without real gains.
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E. E. Richards & Sons
Rebekah
E. EB. Richards & Sons
Ray H. Tanner
Ind
Mrs! Bear
N. D. E. Richards & Sons
ET You
Anything
Roa Aun and
Ines
Ervin Kreamer
Boyd Yahne
Harry Dinius
Tollyhack Club
N. W. van Arsdol
Josh McFadden
Carter
Ernie Gray
Nicholas Kreamer
Charles Kreamer
Mahlon Hathaway
Blanche
Leslie Hathaway
Vernon Seigel
John Roach
Jesse Stump
Pensacola
Florida
Geogre
Abraham Lincoln
America
Seventy-Six
Inence
Lincoln
Peoples Popular Monthly
Purvis
Tiffany Harmonella
Harmonella
Chas. J. Fausz
Pirvis
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