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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
6
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Local revival meeting ends with Rev Treber leaving Farrville for Dawn Ohio to begin evival there. Farrville Sunday School elects officers for the coming year led by Superintendent Orville Holloway and treasurer William Jamblin. Community activities include Ladies Aid meeting and numerous visits and illnesses reported among residents.
Indianapolis January 2 The semi monthly report by Indiana agricultural statistician George C Bryant to the U S Department of Agriculture notes farmers are discouraged by livestock and farm product prices and many with surplus stock delay markets. Weather favoring winter wheat and rye. Hessian fly damage noted. hog cholera present. farm labor plentiful amid slower feeding and marketing.
The January 1921 term of the Grant county court opened with Judge Robert F. Murray of Muncie presiding. The opening session focused on docket calls and trial scheduling, with many divorces set for trial in the superior court.
Property owner Harry L. Creviston bans hunting fishing and trespass on his farm. Violations will be prosecuted under the order.
A terse exchange notes a strained farm dispute over hemp cultivation. The speaker suggests punishment while another contemplates harvesting outcomes.
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