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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
4
The 1920 census counts 6,448,366 U S farms valued at 66.33 billion dollars with 18.6 percent mortgaged and estimates 40 to 50 percent overall. As of January 1 1922 farm mortgage debt reaches about 8 billion dollars split among banks insurance firms farm loan companies and private lenders. This debt equals roughly 12 percent of farm land value.
A civic exhortation praising My City as home and protector, urging loyalty, intelligent cooperation, and support for local band activities. It notes benefits of schooling, safe property, and neighborly harmony, while praising the Masonic Band and community spirit.
The lesson highlights Johns intolerance corrected by Jesus and his care for Mary, showing love as the test of divine fellowship. It covers Johns zeal, compassion toward Samaritans, and his role at the cross, centering on Gods love as the source of all virtue.
Isaiah Wildermuth 71 died at his home near Banquo after a long illness. He had lived in the area forty years and is survived by his widow three sons Gail Charles of Ohio and Orvie near Banquo and three daughters Lillie Brinker Dessie Weesner and Edith Bradford. Funeral services were held at Mount Etna Methodist Church with Rev. William Sleeth and burial followed in Mt Etna cemetery.
Instructions advise treating mild garget with a strong salt dose and a daily tablespoonful of powdered saltpeter for three or four days to restore milk.
Purdue extension officials urge pure bred seed and certified fields to produce better flour. Indiana growers can obtain certification for 99.5 percent variety purity with strict limits on smut and weed contamination, as 8 dollar per 20 acre inspection and seed priced 50 to 75 cents above market.
Henry C. Huber a devoted teacher and Christian citizen dies after a lengthy illness. Survived by wife Louise two daughters Lois and Lucille son Robert mother Mrs Mary Welton of Warren brother J P Huber of Warren and sister Mrs John Spitzer of Celina Ohio. Funeral held at Warren Christian Church with Revs Etter and Bird officiating.
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