Local News Briefs from North Manchester Area
I DW Snoberger is home after a several week absence. Mrs. Charles Raber visited in North Manchester Tuesday. D A Pike of Wabash spent a short time here Tuesday. Mazda class of the M EK Sunday school will be entertained at the P F Helser home west of town. Mrs M D Yotter returned from Claypool Monday after helping care for Grandma Yotter. Many from here attended the Morris Slaybaugh stock sale in Akron Tuesday.
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Mazda
M. EK
P. F. Helser
Circulation of Visitors and Local People Around Indiana Towns
Phil Tolman arrived from Fort Wayne and stayed with the Cline family through Sunday, then traveled to Montpelier with Dorothy Dandy Mies Ollie Self remained in town from Chicago through Monday visiting Rosco Self and family. J.M. Amiss did business in Wabash on Wednesday. John Ferrerda visited Indiana polis for business yesterday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Shepherd visited La Colamer last Sunday. Frank Lautzenheizer from Andrews stayed at the lake last Sunday.
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Phil Tolman
Fort Wayne
Cline
Montpelier
Dorothy Dandy
Ralph Shepherd
la Colamer
Deplorable Condition Promises Glandular Cure
An old ad claims GLANDO restores normal gland function to fight liver and kidney failure and related ailments. It promises a week of treatment for 50 cents and names Rager & Jontz as sellers.
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Rager & Jontz
Reflections From a Soldier's Training in Germany
A correspondent describes U S Army programs in Germany including fuel system study and ignition courses with a grade of 92. He notes civilian education efforts for returning soldiers, English literacy classes, a French civil engineering college, and restricted Dutch contact. Entertainment includes nightly vaudeville and movies. he plans to return home by next Christmas.
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U. S
France
Port Clinton Job Advertises Skilled Trades
The Matthew Co. seeks carpenters cabinet makers boat builders joiners and painters for high class finishing in Port Clinton Ohio located on Lake Erie between Toledo and Cleveland. Pleasant town with fishing hunting boating nearby. steady work and an inexpensive place to live.
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Port Clinton
Lake Erie
Toledo
Cleveland
New York Central
R. R
Summmer
Matthew Co
Ohio
Proper Farming Powers Better Yields For Progressive Growers
The article urges farmers to adopt progressive farming methods to improve seed beds and crops. It highlights benefits of earlier planting and ability to expand acreage to boost yields and efficiency.
Power Farming in Local Fields by Fordson Tractors
Local updates describe efficient farming with Fordson tractors. Frank Ulsh cut 27 acres of oats at 22 cents per acre in Seward township. Dennis Andrews uses his Fordson for spring field work. George Merkle, of Olay township, also owns a Fordson. Literature available upon request.
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Frank Ulsh
Seward
Dennis Andrews
George Merkle
Olay
Bruce Whittenberger
Magazine Subscription Agency Promotes Savings for Readers
Brush & Transon at the Rucoup office in Silver Lake offers catalogs and subscriptions to any magazine, claiming authorized subscription status to save customers money and time. Call to request a Money Saving Magazine Clubs catalog.
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Record Office
Silver Lake
Brush & Transon
Rucoup
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. DW
Snoberger
Charles Raber
Manchester
D. A. Pike
Wabash
Akron
Morris- Slaybaugh
Gemmer’s
Samuel Lowman
Ira Leckrone
Silver Lake, Ind
Jefferson St
H. R
Claypool, Ind
A. H. Bowen
Jesse F. Lynch
Indiana
Bertram Shane
Warsaw
J.C. Hay
Farmers Bank
E. A. Huff
South Buffalo Street
Warsaw, Ind
W. N. McClure
Triumph
Ita Free
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Downing & Tucker
Claypool
Mies Ollie Self
Chicago
Rosco Self
J.M. Amiss
John Ferrerda
Indianapolis
Frank Lautzenheizer
Andrews
the Ladies Home
Journal Delineator
McCalls Modern Priscilla
Rio
H. E. McCartney
C. M. McConnell
Harry M. Moberly
Maple Grove Farm
F . Cfery
Germany
Progressive
Agency
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