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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
1
The column argues irrigation boosts crop value and multi crop yields, cites Hodge Brothers alfalfa on the Arizona desert, and notes irrigation costs and profit. It contrasts mine owners’ perceived advantage with hunger strikes, references Marie Antoinette, and mentions San Luis Valley truck farming and a duck deterrence plan by Colorado officials.
Russiaville Tourist Club met at the Christian church with Mrs. Alien Hole of Richmond as speaker on international relations. Revivals at West Middleton draw large crowds with Taylor University students helping and Rev. Dr. W. C. Claisier present. Evangaline Reams of Columbus will speak at the M V E Church about Girls Refuge Home.
Ray Miller and his family have moved into the Lybrook property on South Union Street, recently vacated by Doc Snodgrass and his family.
The Russel Cook meat market has been sold to Lyman Thatcher and Tom Brant who took charge of same today.
John and Mrs Jordan are reported ill at their home on North Union Street. Neighbors say the illness is not believed to be spreading and no public danger is noted.
G D Campbell and wife with two sons of Brownsburg Indiana visited Dr and Mrs W G Carter Sunday afternoon. Charley Franklin and family near Kokomo were guests of his parents Will Franklin and wife Sunday.
Lyman Thatcher, a business visitor, was seen in Kirklin Monday as he conducted meetings and engaged with local firms during a short stay in town.
H. M. Brubaker spent Monday as a visitor in Kokomo, according to local notices.
Dan E. Small of Kokomo visited Sunday with agents Joseph and Mira Small who had been absent due to illness but are much improved.
The Busy Bee class of the Baptist church hosts a fair Saturday evening in the church basement. Menu includes hot dogs hamburgers sandwiches and home made ice cream along with other items.
William Morris and wife move in with Mrs. Fern Williams on North Union street. Everett Jones and family relocate to Mrs. Clara property on West Main street.
S Culp of Kokomo Wisconsin is listed as the Sunday evening guest of Mr and Mrs Thomas Brant.
A fragmented text presents medical notes by John Joseph Gaines M D on health guidance. The list covers posture breathing sleep elimination and bodily awareness with emphasis on natural function and well being.
A quaint garden statue scene features a charming fountain in Nevich city parks. The sculpture depicts a wild faun and a friendly bear cub clinging to rockwork, blending natural beauty with playful wildlife in an outdoor setting.
A friend grows French beans, lettuce, radishes, and even carrots on a table by a window. Watercress is harvested from quick pots set in bowls, with a penny bundle of ties providing moisture for the plants.
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