Notice of Real Estate Sale by Kosdingko Circuit Court
William A Kern executor of Hinme diseased states that by order of Kosdingko Circuit Court the real estate of deceased will be offered for sale at 2 pm October 12 1918 at the State Bank Silver Lake Indiana. The property begins at a point 66 rods north of the southeast corner of Section 6 Township 80 North Range 6 East and runs West 210 rods North 4 rods East 10 rods South 4 rods to the beginning. Sale subject to court approval and minimum price equal to appraised value with terms: one third cash and balance in two equal notes due 12 and 18 months bearing 6 percent interest secured by mortgage. Attorneys John A Sloane and William H ers administrator.
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William A. Kern
Futon
Hinme
Psves
Kosdingko C Circuit Court
U Fominesvnai State Bank
Lake
Indiana
Roeda
Toweship
Ronnie
Noria
John A. Sloane
William H. Ers
Notice of Administration in Kosciusko County
Notices is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of Kosciusko Circuit Court in Indiana administrator of the estate of ELIZABETH YOTTER deceased. The estate is supposed solvent Sept. 28 1918. JOHN D. HILL administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko Gircuit Court
Indiana
Elizabeth Yotter
Kosciusko County
John D. Hill
Flag Remains Over Wheat and Sugar Bin
The flag stays raised above the wheat bin and the sugar bin signaling continuity of storage site integrity. Local officials announce no change in display or access policies and urge continued respect for the symbol.
Farmers at Start of Two Vital Campaigns in 1919
Farmers across the United States face two pivotal efforts: preparing for the Liberty Wheat harvest by sowing 447,500,000 acres of winter wheat and launching the Fourth Liberty Loan the Fighting Loan. The farmer is portrayed as the main line of defense sustaining allied food supplies and morale, with both campaigns synchronized to bolster victory and world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uncle Sam
Conpsicn
Germain
What Liberty Bonds Can Do
A Liberty Bond valued at fifty dollars funds wartime needs from cartridges to medical supplies. It can feed soldiers, clothe troops overseas, supply gas masks, bandages, and vaccines, or arm a platoon with weapons and equipment, illustrating the broad reach of war bonds for the United States.
Short Horn Breeders Association Meeting Planned
All Short Horn cattle men of Kosciusko county are urged to meet in Warsaw at 2 P M on Wednesday October 2 at the court house to organize a county Short Horn Breeders Association. A National Short Horn man will assist and all registered breeders should attend for a perfect organization. W R Zechiel county agent Warsaw Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
Warsaw
Court House
W.R. Zechiel
Indiana
Register to vote before October seventh for November election
Citizens are reminded to register by October 7 at the Record Office to vote in the November election. Those not registered cannot vote. The message urges local residents who have not registered to act now to avoid losing their ballot and to save a trip to Warsaw by registering at the Record Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Election Registration Board
Warsaw
Notice to Farmers About Bad Eggs Law
Federal Food Administrator James R. Frazer of Koscitisko County calls farmers to stop shipping bad eggs noting it is unlawful to put spoiled eggs on the market and urging all precautions to prevent such practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Frazer
Koscitisko County
Village Notes and Local Visits Mentioned in Ragged Record
Mrs. Dory Raber and children visited relatives from North Manchester last Saturday. J.J. Babcock from Warsaw visited his daughter Mrs J C Hay this week. Rev O B Wells of Solomon Creek is said to be seriously afflicted with rheumatism. Edward Hill training at Purdue visits home, hopes to be sent overseas soon. Send the Record to a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dory Raber
Manchester
E. P. Snyder
Asi Friemds
O. B. Wells
Solomon Creek
Edward Hill
Perdue
Alvin Hill
Edwards
Tea Party and the Kaiser Ballad of Freedom
A historical poem contrasts colonial tea protests with World War I era battles. It frames Patriots and Mohawk imagery, notes the Hessians in Boston, and urges Americans to buy bonds to support the war effort against Germany. It ends with a call to action to buy the Righting Loan.
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Niles
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Plis
Edward Schipper
The
U. S. Treasury
Liberty Loan
Fivery
Keiser Bill
Dr.date
W. H. Kern
Commercial State Bank
State Business
Fice
Brubaker
D. Gill
Mrs. I
Sumioe
Witsaw
Silver Lake
Roscoe Self
J.J. Bbbcock
Waraawa
J.C. Hay
Record Office
Mrs. Jones
Mishawaka
RE. J. Gemmier Home
J. A. Souberger
Indianapaulis
Verna Hoke
Gary
BE. EH. Jones
Madge
Mentone
J. M. Gloomer
New Paris
Ae Breen
TR Eet
Wao
Mom
TBAES
Steno
Rie
Bi Ey
Plee
Pia
A. Te
Ama
Aahe
Louis Albert Lamb
George
Boston
Port King George Bozn
Cap. Barker
Bunker Hill
Warren
France
Old Berlin
Bill
Kaiser
Germany
Berlin
Tal
Fars
Axa
Brush & Hansen
Rint Neve
Ford
George Merkle
Sam Haines
Sidney Road
Harve Andrews
Barket
Concil of Defense
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