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Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1913

Page

6

London watchhouse in Bishopsgate to be demolished

The old London watch-house adjoining St. Botolphs churchyard in Bishopsgate is being torn down to make way for modern premises. Erected in 1774 and enlarged in 1829 it housed police cells until relics were found during work and the basement cells were converted to a cellar.

London St. Botolph’s Churchyard Bishopsgate James Townsend John Yerbury Messrs W. H. Yerbury 8. P. Yerbury P. Yerbury

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Goethe and the Chestnuts Cause of Autumn Annoyance

The Munich News reports a complaint by Goethe against youths who throw chestnuts, cabbage, and sticks at trees near his Weimar garden. He delayed filing the complaint but then added a postscript asserting broad interest and danger to passersby and crops. Policeman Lenger corroborates stones falling on the lawn.

Goethe Munich Weimar Lenger

Birds Tie Up Car System In Los Angeles

A vast flock of blackbirds halted the city trolley network for 21 minutes by occupying the main power lines. Thousands of passengers were delayed as the birds formed a living circuit and were struck by electricity. After the ground filled with scorched bodies, the birds dispersed in a black cloud and service resumed.

Los Angeles Cal Los Angeles Railway

Easy Payments Offer for News and Farm Journal

A promotional notice advertises securing News and Farm Journal for five years at half price. Payment options include 50 cents down and 50 cents a week, or convenient installments.

Eaple Farm Journal

Cash Only Rule for Fed Orders at Studabaker Grain

A new policy requires all federal orders and small coal orders to be paid in cash or cash on delivery. The rule will be strictly enforced by Studabaker Grain and Seed Co.

Fed Studabaker Grain and Seed Co

Seed Wheat and Farm Journal Offer in Van Buren News

An ad notes seed wheat cleaned at $1.00 per bushel by H. L. Creviston of Van Buren. It offers 50 cents down and 50 cents weekly payments to receive the News-Eagle and Farm Journal for 83 cents per year, praising both papers as valuable to farmers. It ends with a tuberculosis prevention and curability claim.

H. L. Creviston van Buren

School Children Need Help Says Dr Wood

Dr Thomas J D Wood of Columbia University argues that three of four U S school children need medical attention for defects and ailments. He cites 20 to 29 million affected by issues from dental disease to tuberculosis and malnutrition, urging health measures.

Thomas JD. Wood Teachers’ College Columbia University America

Flowers from a Dustman's Son Teach Kindness

A London Tit-Bits note tells how Alfred, a poor ragged boy, brings his teacher faded bouquets each morning. He explains his father is a dust man and denies stealing the flowers. The story contrasts everyday generosity with questions about walking and bicycles in America and the rise of motor cars.

Alfred London

Local Farm Journal Offer Ends This September

An agricultural journal advertises a limited time price of 85.00 total value with a six year subscription option and a five year option at a discounted rate through September.

Farm Journal

Public Auction of Estate Property in Grant County Indiana

Administrator of James R. Lee estate offers for sale at the late residence in Van Buren Township all personal property and farming implements. Items include horses cattle sows corn and hay plus furniture and other goods. Cash on five dollars and under. over five dollars on credit up to six months with six percent interest and notes waiving attorney fees.

James R. Lee van Buren Township Grant County Indiana van Buren

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