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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1925

Page

12

Major Crops Report Reveals 1924 Farm Costs and Returns

The 1924 crop cost and value data cover wheat corn oats cotton and potatoes across thousands of farms. Wheat costs averaged $1.23 per bushel with $1.43 value. corn 82 cents cost and $1.10 value. oats 50 cents cost and 57 cents value. cotton lint costs 18 cents per pound with 23 cents sale. potatoes show variable margins by region. Net per acre and per bushel figures are provided along with yields and notes on quality and regional differences.

Department of Agriculture Department Stover North Central Group

Inquest Begun into Truck Collision Fatality in Indiana

An International News Service report from Kokomo Ind states a coroner's inquest opened today into the death of Hamilton Lantz from a three truck crash at Plevna near here. T. Willoughby, a Kewanna sales man, is hospitalized in Marion with injuries from the same wreck.

Kokomo Ind Hamilton Lantz Plevna Here T. &. Willoughby Kewanna Marion

Ralston Stands Trip Well

Indiana Senator Samuel S. Ralston returned home to Indianapolis after a speaking trip and appeared in good health despite a recent heart ailment. He has continued official duties and public appearances as his recovery progresses.

Indianapolis Samuel S. Ralston United States Indiana

Paper streamers brighten ore decorations in parts of China

In some regions of China ore has in annual ceremonies been adorned with streams of colored paper. Local observers note the practice adds festive color to mining sites and reflects regional customs.

China

Franco German coal and iron pact could revive Versailles

Berlin reports a tentative draft economic union between Germany and France to exchange Alsace Lorraine iron for German coal. The deal would allow tariff protected markets, a sales syndicate for European demand, and long term ore coal exchanges, seen as vital to the Dawes plan and European stability.

Berlin Germany France Rahr Krupps Stinnes Janiel Alsace-Lorraine Saar Valley Luxembourg London Rhineland Brussels International Chhamber of Commerce

White Rock Flour promise of satisfaction in ads

Classified advertising promotes White Rock Flour with a slogan that buyers will get a bag of satisfaction not promises, urging readers to ask their grocer.

Funeral of Rev Lett Today at Crothersville

The funeral of the Rev. D. M. Lett retired Baptist minister who died Tuesday at his home one mile south of Crothersville was held today at 2 PM from the Crothersville Baptist church. Burial followed in Crothersville cemetery. He would have been ST years old next August and was born in Jennings county. Surviving are two sons Wirt Lett and Mitchell Lett. two brothers Timothy Lett and Dr. William Lett. two sisters Mrs. John Wagner and Mrs. Sarah Johnson. seven grandchildren. His wife preceded him in death. Preceding him in death were three brothers George Samuel and John Lett and three children Bran ham Altus and a daughter.

D. M. Lett Crothersville Crothersville Baptist Church Mr. Lett Jennings County Wirt Lete Mitchell Lett Near Crothersvile Timothy Lett William Lett Scottsburg John Wagner Sarah

DePauw professor delivers St. John funeral address

Dr. L R Eckhardt head of philosophy at DePauw University Greencastle passed Seymour en route to Salem to preach funeral sermon for John Poucher St John son of Mr and Mrs Edward E St John of Salem who was drowned while swimming the Allegheny River in Pennsylvania The service was held at the St John home in Salem and burial followed in Salem Cemetery. Altoona has the most extensive railroad shops in the world. Over 10 000 California farm wives use electricity for cooking.

L. R. Eckhardt DePauw University Greencastle Seymour Salem John Poucher St. John Edward E. St. John Allegheny River Pennsylvania St. John University Eckhardt Dr. Eckhardt Philip Maxwell

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