Farmers Institute Heard R A Ogg On Failures And Green Manures
Kenneth Camblin heads the Van Buren Township Farmers Institute held Friday January 6 at the opera house. R A Ogg Greencastle spoke on Green Manures with lessons from failures including alfalfa trials and soil improvements. Mrs Elizabeth T Stanley urged equal child health care, while officers for the year were elected: President Kenneth Camblin, VP John Bollhoefer, Secy-Treas Austin Ferguson.
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van Buren Township
Murning
Elizabeth T. Stanley
Liberty
R. A. Ogg
Greencastle
Austin Ferguson
Institute
Stanley
Ogg
William Doyle
George W. Lee
Frank Doyle
Kenneth Camblin
John Bollhoefer
Old Officers Reappointed by Van Buren Town Board
At the January meeting the Van Buren town board re elected the old officers for another two years. Henry Spilker remains town marshal and Dicken continues as street commissioner. Town Clerk and Treasurer Milton Camblin’s report will be published next week showing the town in good financial shape. The board plans to extend water mains in the spring and future prospects look bright.
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van Buren
Henry Spilker
Dicken
Milton Camblin
North Grove Aces Lose 85 to 20 at Van Buren
Local fans enjoyed a dominant Van Buren win as Creviston Wintrode Stroup and Ferguson led with strong scoring. North Grove suffered injuries including a broken rib rumor and a knee bump, and the defeat ended their hopes of adding another victory.
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North Grove Aces
van Buren Athletic Association
North Grove
Young America
van Buren
Vistors
Marion
Thwall
DePoy
Aces
Lscal
van Burenites
Crevister
Wintrode
Ferguson
Verl Doyle
Stroup
Creviston
Wintorde
Bluffton ‘Phi Delts
Converse Fliers
Niccum
Converse
Local resident visits parents amid family diphtheria outbreak
Mr. Harry Robers of Huntington spent last weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe hberts. It is reported that his wife and baby are ill with diphtheria at the home of her parents at Warern.
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Harry Robers
Huntington
Joe Hberts
Warern
Former editor visits Van Buren after 12 years
Mr. L. A. Batchelor of Long Beach California and former editor of the News Eagle and once postmaster of Van Buren called on old friends here recently. He is pleased with California and has been away from Van Buren about twelve years.
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L. A. Batchelor
Long Beach
California
News-Eagle
van Buren
Batchelor
Green Manures: Kinds When and How to Use
Mr. R. A. Ogg spoke at Van Buren Township Farmers Institute on green manures and their uses. He explained organic matter functions, soil improvement, nitrogen from clover, and best crops like rye and cow peas for building soil fertility through timely turning under and fermentation effects.
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Farmers Institute
R. A. Ogg
Ohio
Purdue
Jain
van Buren Township
Officers Installed at Van Buren Lodge of Odd Fellows
The Van Buren Lodge of Odd Fellows installed officers including Noble Grand Charles Hatcher Vice Grand Chauncey Lucas Recording Secy Lotis Bramblett Financial Secy Johnson Boxelt Treasurer E S Howard and Inside Guardian H Houseman Warden Eli N Morris Chaplain E E Lutes. Eli Morris acted as installing officer and trained his team to perform the work without ritual reference.
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van Buren Lodge of Odd Fellows
Noble
Charles Hatcher
Chauncey Lucas
Lotis Bramblett
Johnson Boxelt
E. S. Howard
Justee
George Leverich
Inside’ Guardian
H. Houseman
Eli N. Morris
E. E. Lutes
Eli Morris
Letter From Sa pulpa Man Describes Pecans Day
A. N. Thompson of Sa pulpa Oklahoma writes to The News-Eagle recounting a January 8, 1922 excursion spent in shirt sleeves with his wife and others picking pecans and loafing in the woods. He notes the warm weather and mentions a subscription check.
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A. N. Thompson
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
News-Eagle
Missing brown bill folding pocket book and razor case
A request from DAHL L. STEIDLER Hardwart and Implement Dealer seeks the return of a brown bill folding pocket book and an Ever Ready Safety Razor kept in a white cellulose cigarette case from the front counter on Friday December 23 1921 at about 11 00 am. The identity of the person is positively known and no questions will be asked.
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Dahl L. Steidler
Soil and corn root depth for drought resistance
The text discusses how soil type affects corn root depth and drought endurance. It notes deeper plowing on light soils and rolling to reduce air intrusion, while heavy clay soils risk cutting air and hindering decay when plowed too deeply.
Mrs Henry Sanderman Ill With Severe Cold
Mrs Henry Sanderman is reported to be suffering from a severe cold and related complications, according to a brief local notice.
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Henry. Sanderman
Last Lecture Course Ends With Mixed Finances in Rand Hall
The final number of a community lecture series at Rand Hall drew 15 local sponsors and sold 283 adult and 1 child tickets. A shortfall arose as 89 of 113 tickets remained unsold, leaving a loss after disbursements totaling 326.04 and a $6.21 liability per guarantor.
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Rand , Hall
Tmalance
Inele
Bendell
Snele
Nevin Con. Co
Convis
Sinele
Zandorff
Huntington Here Saturday Night
Next Saturday night January 14 the Huntington K K K Club visits to meet the Van Buren A A team. Huntington appears large and fast with C Hoag Fort Wayne star T Andrews Huntington player P Koch ar center G G Kahlenbeck guard V Corwin guard and J Buncer former A E F player as substitutes.
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Huntington K. K. K
van Buren A. A
Huntington Fellows
Depesters
Kahlenbeck
Mt. Etna
Huntington
C. Hoag
Fort Wayne
T. Andrews
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Attay Chess
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