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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
3
Local weather fine as residents work. Frank Van Ness leads tomato planting with ten acres. Birth announced for Maude Evaline to Jessie Shear's family. Various visits, farm reports, and social events listed, including cemetery cleanups and a Memorial Sermon by Dr. Frantz.
Dillman and Herring families visit relatives in the vicinity. Several households, including Ritcheys, Olivers, Howells, Schweikhardts, Zodas, Swagers, Blakes, Williams, Leases, Fosts, and Farnows, spent Sunday with neighbors and attended Sunday School and morning worship.
Keep a spring scale on a convenient wall to weigh milk from each milking. Mark each cow's weight on a chart. At month end sum the milk produced to form the monthly record. The full year reveals each cow's total milk production.
Calves need constant access to fresh water as water greatly influences development. From four weeks, give one fourth ounce of salt daily, increasing with age. By six months, the calf may consume up to one third ounce daily. Salt should be fed with the feed.
Chas Carr, a Van Buren mechanic, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing his kidney weakness after overwork and sleep loss. He describes back pain and nocturnal trips to pass kidney secretions, noting heavy labor strained his kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills available 60c at dealers from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
Sunday School at 10 AM and church on the second and fourth Sundays. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30. Everyone is invited to these services.
Landers Christian Church will observe Children's Day on June 24 1923 with a planned program. All are invited to attend. The home paper counts as a companion to the home itself.
Readers dedicate time weekly to scan advertisements and notices, maximizing value from local listings. The column emphasizes efficient use of time to absorb deals, schedules, and community information presented in classified sections.
Miss Leota Noble and Miss Edith Stanton visited friends on Wednesday. Several locals including the Stantons Foley and Nobles entertained visitors Sunday and Monday evenings. Families of Cary Zent Noble and Knote are repeatedly mentioned with various calls and dinners in Warren Milo and near Warren.
Fires in the United States claim about 15 100 lives and cause over 500 million dollars in annual losses. About eighty percent of these fires are preventable.
Report notes the first of America’s 12 greatest women lacks the name of an endurance dance champion. The omission is highlighted as a notable gap in the list compiled by editors.
The Milo Church Comrades Class met for its regular May gathering with Misses Vilna and Thelma Smith hosting. Refreshments were served to a list of members and guests including Ethel and Helen Haupthof Ethel Conwell Lelah Beck Geraldine Pauline Bernadine Knote Mary Bernice Cary Artie Conwell Alonzo Cochran Francis Cochran and Marion Noble.
The executor of James K. P. Gardner's will announces sale of 148.16 acres in Grant County Indiana plus two lots in Van Buren with a subdivision description and an eastern fractional quarter. Sale occurs at 10 a.m. June 23, 1923, at Van Buren State Bank. Terms require at least one third cash with balance in two notes over 9 to 18 months.
Afternoon callers included Miss Mary Cary Miss Bernice Cary and Messrs Bernard Jacobs Alonzo and Francis Cochran. Francis Nelson returned to Marion after a week with Kenneth Hefner. Bob Green visits Sampie Smith family. Henry Denton Otto Barrow plus families visit Marion. Mrs John Whelchel and son Raymond of Marion spent Sunday with Mrs Alice Hill.
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