A Square Deal and Local Merchants Appeal
A Metropolitan newspaper urges residents of Grant County to buy local and support area merchants rather than mail order houses from Chicago or Indianapolis. The piece argues employment ties and community livelihood depend on patronizing local businesses and advertising in the News-Eagle. It emphasizes pride in local commerce and asks readers to request items from nearby merchants who can source them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
News-Eagle
Grant County
President Harding Visits Alaska Heralds Era of Growth
President Harding plans a Alaska visit with a large press corps to illuminate Alaska's troubles and opportunities. The piece highlights Alaska as vast America’s wonderland with 378 million acres and rich mineral resources, tracing its history from purchase in 1867 to territorial governance since 1912. It notes crop forecasts for 1923 show a strong national yield, with eight bil lion dollars in twelve major crops, and a predicted three percent drop versus last year.
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Alaska
Harding
America
Louisiana Purchase
Empire of
Russia
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Purely Personal Notes Highlight Marion Visitors
Marion area social roundup lists visits and travels among local families. Numerous Marion residents and guests from Wabash Fort Wayne Huntington and Danville share Sundays and weekends with relatives, attending band concerts, picnics, and dinners at Matter Park Lake Webster and Sycamore Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Lucas
Swayzee
van Buren
Ida Bright
Marion
Everett McVicker
Peter Wire
Everett Mce- Vicker
Pretlow
Wincheschester
L. M. Hydorn
Wm. Lee
Miss Delight
Master von Lee
Matter Park
Trace Draper
Max
Rex
Silver Lake
Herald Plummer
Wm. Plummer
Glen Taylor
Dexter Jean
Floyd Wright
Fred Losure
Louise
Wabash
L. L Losure
W. O. D. Palmer
Kary Grooms
Kary Duckwall
Kathryn
August Reudlinger
Lucille Stackhouse
George
Austin Corey
Anna Corey
John Hodson
Emma Nelson
Everett Lee
Sor von
Floyd Johnson
Arthur Nye
Creviston’s Woods
Charles Pierson
James Galbreath
W. F. Smith
Huntington
Bud Zims
Grover Nie
Indianapolis
Walter Maddux
Peru
W.K. Fraizer
Lake Webster
D. E. Boller
Steuben Boller
Marién
Forrest Brown
Danville
Fred Clark
Homer Pulley
Montpelier
Edward Boller
Robert
Burr Endsley
Dallas Roland
W. Pilkington
Pauline
Eva Cox
Henry Creviston
Josephine Hart
Up to Van Buren People
A message urging Van Buren residents to keep faith in their town and continue ongoing efforts to grow and improve. It stresses not being discouraged and to maintain persistent town building for future betterment.
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van Buren
Epistle to the Hebrews gospel themes and Christ’s premium role
The text outlines central Hebrews themes including heed to the gospel, angels and judgment, Jesus as savior crowned with glory, and the high priesthood of Christ. It emphasizes salvation begun by the Lord, witnessed by believers, and made effective through Jesus’ death and mercy for humanity.
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Jesus
Abraham
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Indiana
E. H. Depoy
Harry Creviston
Homer Scott
Warren Fair
van Pilkington
Robert Pilkington
Delores
Cox
Illinois
Fern Walker
Emmett Shideler
Delene
Ruth
George Melling
Verl. Doyle
Delene Shideler
Doyle
Walter Latta
Howard
Kokomo
M. A. Arnett
Hazel
Orlie Arnett
Bobbie
O. A. Mathias
John
Bertha Ewbank
Verna
Herman Bollhoefer
Mary Ellen
Harrold
Perry Lee
Fort Wayne
E. E Lee
Von
Lavanner Doyle
Dorothy
Marion Conroy
Elenore
Dahl Strider
Jean
Vester Cushing
Earl Messersmith
Curtis Strange
Farrville
Donald Huffman
Wm Butler
Betty Jeanne
Fairmount
Otto Baumgartner
Grace Waller
Bluffton
Mary Baumgartner
Russell Witmer
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
W. K. Fraizer
Golf Club
Lillian Drake
Ras VanVactor
Cecil Wooster
Billie
Josephine
Liberty Center
L. G. Butler
Coan
Martha
Frederick Freyberg
Goshen
George G. Richardson
Don
Sycamore Lake
Paul the Apostle
Faris
Glasess
C. C. Faris
Emil Faris
S. S. Square
Ned Conwell
McDougall
Ug All McDouen
H. A. Davis & Co
Furniture and UnDertaking
van Buren, Ind
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