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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
3
A Christian civic guide argues voting reflects individual will and convictions. It warns against party obedience and urges voters to act with Christlike discernment, favoring independent, faith-driven action and church influence over partisan lines.
The undersigned has appointed Executor of the estate of Isaiah Nelson, deceased, late of Van Buren Township, Grant County Indiana. The estate is supposed to be solvent. Van Buren State Bank, Executor. Geo G Wharton and Willard B Gemmell, Attorneys. June 28 July 5 12.
McNatt Sunday school groups from B. O. H. and T. B. attended a Vernon Swagger home dinner. Glen Lee and family visited Will Chopson and wife. Leota Noble stayed with L. G. Butler. Marion Noble visited Matter park with Otterbein class. Noble family calls on George Noble near Liberty Center. Bernice Cary shopped in Marion. Christian Endeavor services at McNatt. W. B. Miller and relatives visited Wess Redding family. Ray and wife from Marion spent weekend with Ernest Trimmer family.
Miss Fayma Franz of Pleasant township led county eighth grade finals with 98 3 11. Miss Thelma Reitz of Fairmount and Lyman Fisher of Richland followed with 97 9 11 and 97 7 11. Other high scorers include Connie Baker 97 6 11 and Merritt Smith 97 5 11.
The body of Floyd Holmes, formerly of Van Buren and a News-Eagle printer, killed in the second battle of the Marne, is due to arrive at Hoboken New Jersey on July 7, per a telegram to his father Wellington Holmes of Marion. He is the last Grant County boy killed in France to be returned.
A jumble of jokey observations and brief anecdotes cover work life vanity and everyday mishaps. Marginal figures like Claud Dillon Dean Paxton and Everett McVicker appear alongside puns about baldness crime and fashion. The piece closes with stray street scene notes and a fleeting sighting in Van Buren.
Inquiries to the farm crops department at Iowa State College show strong interest in Hubam clover as a green manure. The department advises comparing Hubam with other clovers and broadcasting at 12 to 15 pounds per acre. Seed for trial costs 1.65 dollars for five pounds with inoculation from the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association in Ames, Iowa.
Overfeeding causes losses in baby chicks and care tips include small frequent feeds and a warm dry clean coop free from lice. The Farrville Church Ladies Aid hosts a market at Davis Furniture on Saturday July 7 featuring chicken noodles dressed chickens home baked goods cottage cheese baked beans and more for Sunday dinner.
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