Hoosier Farm Bureau notes savings on cooperative supplies
Indiana farm bureaus report big savings through Marketing Service purchases. Members buy 6 000 tons of fertilizer products at reduced prices and acquire 41 per harness sets, while officials press for live prices and cooperation with smaller companies to aid farmers and Uncle Sam. Delegates discuss grain marketing policy in Washington and Indiana gains district status in the national federation.
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Izer
Indiana
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Indianapolis
Ind
Pleasant Lake
Arthur Goss
Vincennes
Grange of
M. H. Huston
Mishawaka
Indiana Farmers Grain
A. N. Steinhart
E. G. McCollum
E. E. Allison
B. F. Carlin
Lowell
Gleaners
E. E. Reynolds
Indiana Federation
Indiana Farm Bureau
U. S
Jask K. Mason
Milton
Brown
Washington
John G. Brown
Chicago
Steevihe
American Farm Bureau Federation
Senate
House
Federation
Congress
Sidney Anderson
Minnesota
Anderson
Farm Bureau
Aia
Hear Federated Marketing
Federated Marketing Service
Bech County Farm Bureau
Sam
S. Harness Co
Ransom
Ginia
Report of Lecture Course Receipts and Guarantor Payment
A summary of receipts shows 131 adult season tickets at 1.35 totaling 163.75 and 17 child season tickets at 0.75 totaling 12.75. General admission tickets sold 35.95 with 27 guarantors contributing 2.50 each, funding a deficit including War Tax. The Revenue Department waived 0.88 war tax per guarantor, leaving a final cost per guarantor of 91.62 and a remaining balance of nine cents. CORN PARTON, See’y.
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Revenue Department
Community Welfare Assa
Vict or Andring Sentenced to Six Months at Penal Farm
Victor Andring a 15 year old Van Buren boy known for a string of thefts is serving six months at the penal farm for his role in the Marion and Bluffton traction station robbery in which 31 tickets worth 13 dollars were stolen. Ray Cochran awaits trial on related charges under $500 bond.
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Victor Andring
van Buren
Andring
Young Ardring
Penal Farm
Marion & Bluffton
Ray Cochran
Aldring
Lafontaine
Studabaker Grain & Seed Company
Studabaker Elevator
Cline Lumber Company
Kaiser Claims Origin of League of Nations
A Dallas News quote notes the Kaiser asserted he originated the League of Nations, but the paper suggests the league faced many challenges beyond that claim.
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League of Nations
Dallas News
Thayer Elects Women Led City Described National Attention
Thayer Kansas elected a complete women’s city ticket causing nationwide front page coverage. Journals from Kansas City to New York reported the results with photos and telegraph wires carrying the story. New officers will be sworn in at the upcoming city council meeting as Thayer aims to set a national civic standard.
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Thayer
T. C. Pike
Boss Pulling Machine Co
Kansas
Thayer News
Pike
United States
Kansas City
Topeka
United Press
Associated Press
Ed Eagles
New York City
Homer
New York
Central Church of Christ Bible School and Services
Bible School at 9 30 a.m. Rev A L Martin preaches morning and evening services D L John directs choir Martin children assist the orchestra providing special music An cordial invitation to the public
Death of Landess Woman Aged 89 Found Dead at Home
Mrs. Carah Bantham of Landess aged 89 was found dead in an outdoor closet at her home Wednesday morning at 8 o clock. She lived alone, had been a Church of Christ member, and is survived by a son Daniel who works for the Chicago post office. Local neighbors recount her as a kind neighbor and community figure.
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Landess
Church of Christ
Chicago
Indiana
Sarah Bantham
Landers
Lenora Wilson
Daniel
Van Suren High School Baccalaureate Sermon Set
Methodist church schedule lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m with W F Williamson as superintendent. Preaching at 10 80 by Rev E E Lutes. Junior League at 2 59 p m Senior League at 6 30 p m. At 7 30 the pastor will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class of Van Suren high school. Public invited to all services.
Neal Banter resigns as assistant secretary at Marion AOC
Neal Banter resigns from the Marion Association of Commerce after two years and will join Lindley Box and Paney Co. in Marion. A former Van Buren boy, Banter is celebrated for his local success and is wished well by friends in the county seat.
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Neal Banter
Marion Association of Commerce
Lindley Box and Paney Co
Marion
Banter
van Buren
Gymnasium Finishing Touches Under Way
Contractor Reudlinger has a crew at work this week applying the last details to the gymnasium. A coat of stucco will enhance its appearance, with further improvements planned for the year.
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Reudlinger
Market to be held by Ladies Aid at Davis & Co
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church will hold a market at H. A. Davis Company furniture store on Saturday, April 23. A variety of goods usually offered at markets will be for sale.
Tony George Named Assistant State Fire Marshal
Marion resident Tony George, formerly a deputy fire marshal, has been appointed assistant state fire marshal. The appointment was made by Newman T. Miller, the state fire marshal.
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Tony George
Marion
Newman T. Miller
Trade in Westfield bulletin extends home trade reach
A Westfield publication called Trade in Westfield mailed to 6000 families promotes monthly sales events second Monday and Tuesday. Newspapers argue better to use existing papers like The News-Eagle for broader, cheaper coverage and ongoing solicitation of home trade. On stage.
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Westfield
Mass
News-Eagle
Chambers of Commerce
News-Eagle honors roll grows with new and renewing subscribers
Mike Campbell and Dick Korporal arrived from Wisconsin to stay a year as Campbell’s ranch interests keep him away. Henry and Fremont Harvey renewed for another year, tying their Oklahoma family to the News-Eagle. Ora Loudenback and wife of Warren renewed, George Roberts renewed, Solemn Heckard added a year, all praising local Landersville items.
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Mike” Campbell
Wisconsin
News-Eagle
Dick Korporal
Mike
Mr. Campbell
Henry Harvey
Fremont Harvey
News- Eagle
Ora Loudenback
Warren
Loudenback
Bryant
Montpelier
George Roberts
Solemn Heckard
Marion
Heckard
Landersville
News-Hagle
Van Buren High School Announces 32nd Term Closure Plans
The Van Buren school year ends Friday with term reports and grade cards. Commencement Marches to R. and D. Hall Monday with eight seniors receiving diplomas. Rev E E Lutes will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church. The Saturday April 16 Grant County Track meet saw Van Buren compete. Friday April 22 features the cantata Mothers Goose Birthday at Conwell drug store tickets 25 and 35 cents. Junior senior reception follows commencement night.
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Grant County
Rush
Fairmount Academy
Matthews
van Buren
George Akers
Conwell Drug Store
E. E. Lutes
R. & D. Hall
Guy Ballard
Ernest Boller
Ruth Bien
Rachael Eisenbise
Acsah Tadsiey
Maurice Griffith
Glenn Losure
Foster Campbell
Oswald Ryan
Anderson
Abraham Lincoln
Ryan
Harvard University
Indiana
Conwell Orchestra
Cooperatin
van Burer
H. H. Scott
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Hoosier Farm Organization
Vermers
Uncle Sam
Chester A. Sanford
S. F. Harter
Expressee Riley
Duckwall
Hall
Kanga
Central Church OF Christ
Carah Bantham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Knights Templar Conclave
Templarism
Grand Commandery
KnIghts Templar of
Grand Recorder
William H. Scintz
Brandt C. Downey
Elwood Barnard
Adrian Hamersly
Harry G. Strickland
Knights Templar
Indianapolis Knights
Mezanine
Claypool Hotel
Opera House
Lutes
M. E. Church
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