Up-To-Date Furniture Store in Warren Offers Modern Service
The Up-To-Date Furniture Store and Undertaking Establishment of H. Brown & Son in Warren, managed by G. E. Bergman, boasts a large stock, low prices, and real service in both furniture and funeral directing. The establishment emphasizes modern undertakings, motor hearse service, and fully equipped facilities, aiming for twentieth century standards and reader notice from The News-Eagle.
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H. Brown & Son
Warren
G. E. Bergman
Bergman
Bulance
Grant County
Indiana
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G. A. Bergman
Queen Quality Flour Widely Demanded in Warren Area
Local housewives insist on Queen Quality Flour for bread pastries and cakes. The Finkle Milling Co. Warren operates a modern mill producing a uniform high grade flour. Dealers in Warren Van Buren and Bratton & Son stock Queen Quality Flour with guaranteed sacks.
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van Buren
Warren
Finkle Milling Co
Finkle Milling Company
Finkle Milling Co. Guaratee
Farmers Elevator
Bratton & Son
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Buy a Ford and Bank the Difference in Warren Indiana
In Warren Indiana E J Ellerman promotes Ford sales and service with a wide range of models including Runabout Touring Sedan and Coupe at prices from 319 to 645 dollars, plus options Starter Demountable Rims and tractor Fordson at 395 and 430 dollars. The Fifth Annual Farm Edition congratulates Ellerman and urges readers to buy a Ford and bank the difference.
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Indiana
Warren
Ford
E. J. Ellerman
Fera
Detroit
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Quality and Satisfaction at J. E. Trout's Tire Shop
J. E. Trout's Tire Shop in Warren emphasizes quality tires tubes and accessories with a satisfaction guarantee. The shop features a vulcanizing department that makes old tires like new and offers honest repair opinions. Proprietor Mr. Trout is noted as a prominent local booster and the shop is praised as a leading mobile service provider.
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J. E. Trout
Warren
Trout
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High Qualities of Fancy Fowls in Poultry Breeds
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the piece surveys ornamental fowls such as Hamburgs Polish Bearded Golden and White Polish Bearded varieties and Sak a Bearded White Polish. It notes egg and meat uses alongside pleasure breeding and potential economic value of fancy birds. It describes plumage forms ear lobes leg color and skin tones and contrasts Hamburg and Polish breeds with Leghorn in size and body type.
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Hamburg
Europe
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Sumatra
Holand
Inventor of vane unknown and ancient wind towers
The origin of the weather vane is unclear with ancient references from Vitruvius and the Tower of the Winds in Athens built before the Christian era. The octagonal tower bore wind figures guiding direction and a bronze Triton on a column, while later vanes included depictions of creatures and even a Lady of the Winds in Constantinople.
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Vitruvius
Athens
Andronicus Cyrrhestes
Theodosius the Great
Constantinople
You Need Bottom Foundation to Rise Higher
A concise saying stresses that progress requires solid base work. The proverb implies that foundational skills and steps determine future advancement. It warns against skipping essential groundwork before seeking higher outcomes.
Sugar Beet Industry Report Highlights Growth and Conditions
The U.S. sugar beet industry produced over 1,000,000 tons in 1920 with 106 factories across 15 states paying farmers more than $99,000,000. A new bulletin No 995 notes fertile soils can yield good beets if properly managed, but climate moisture and topography affect feasibility and sugar content within hauling distance to mills. It traces history from 1870, covers soil and crop connections, equipment, planting, labor, pests, marketing to manufacturers, and notes the grower’s temperament influences success. The bulletin is available free from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Alvarado
Cal
Department
Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D
Conquest of Fear Reflections on Widespread Fear
Basil King argues in The Conquest of Fear that fear pervades daily life across mothers, fathers, workers, and students. He suggests fear drives misery more than sin or sickness, with people afraid of losing what they crave or what others might do. Subscribe for the News-Eagle.
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The Store of Satisfaction Myers & Beck’s Warren
Myers and Beck’s Big Department Store at Warren presents a modern up-to-date shopping center with dry goods carpets rugs cloaks shoes for women and children. The store emphasizes quality stock low rates and courteous service claiming broad local reputation and Fifth Annual Farm Edition commendation.
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Myers & Beck
Warren
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Kriegbaum Bros Hardware and Implement Store at Warren
The Kriegbaum Bros Hardware and Implement Store in Warren is growing in popularity as a full service hardware, paint, oil, varnish, guns, ammunition, fishing tackle and auto accessories supplier. Known for high quality goods, low prices, courteous service, and one price to all, it serves as a central trading point for farmers and the community, with careful buying and timely restocking to benefit customers. The News-Eagle commends the store’s progress and asks readers to patronize this progressive establishment.
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J. E. Trout
Warren
Mobiloi
Kriegbaum Bros
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The Exchange Bank at Warren Promoted For Savings
The Exchange Bank at Warren offers strong safety and a liberal savings rate. Officers with thirty nine years of experience provide prudent banking and courteous service. Farmers and others receive fair treatment as the bank expands. The Warren building emphasizes comfort and convenience for rapid transactions. The News Eagle commends the bank to readers for accurate service.
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