22 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
1
The News-Eagle reports its third annual Farm Edition, claiming record circulation in Van Buren. Advertising revenue surpassed previous editions, crediting Frank Denning for leading production and stories. Officials note space limits and promise a Fourth Annual Farm Edition next year.
The News-Eagle presents its annual Farm Edition to showcase how farmers retailers professionals manufacturers and financial institutions depend on each other. The issue mails to over 1 500 farmers and features articles and credits to local business and professional houses with no outside solicited ads.
Local school faces ongoing heating failures with Monday being notably cold. Trustee Witmer obtained the installer’s address and plans to bring in an expert to repair the system.
Clyde Nelson has purchased the Law property now occupied by the Cochrane family and will move in as soon as possession can be given. The sale was made by the Nelson DePoy Real Estate Service. See this progressive firm if you want to buy real estate.
Van Buren High School defeated Gas City 38 to 7 in the first game and 24 to 7 in the second as Little Rumple Griffith anchored a near impenetrable defense. Be ck Rumple and Conwell led scoring while Peru Independents matchups loom next.
Washington reports influenza has become epidemic in several army camps, mainly in the middle west, and has appeared among American troops in Germany. Surgeons say civilian cases rise but not at epidemic levels, with mild illness and lower death and pneumonia rates than the war time epidemic.
John Pilkington purchased the Camblin property now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cenvoy, transferring ownership of the described lot and house. The deal alters local property holdings and record reflects the new owner.
Wilmer Wilson, acting county treasurer, is expected to seek the Republican nomination in the May primary. The Marion native, son of former county auditor John Wilson, has served as deputy and held full responsibility of the office, promising integrity and proper administration if chosen.
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