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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
4
A citizens organization that unites people and business interests for the common good. It operates without political interference, urges quick action, and fosters city country cooperation. It cannot be created by government alone and is seen as essential for progress and vitality.
A commentary notes Americans quick to censure public officers when official acts displease them. It reflects on fault finding in Congress and beyond and questions the habit.
The passage critiques public commentary aimed at officials as mere venting. It argues actions beat words, noting officials ignore repeated griping when not backed by direct, meaningful effort. It emphasizes that说 talking with bravado and mild charm produces no real change.
The race for prosecuting attorney features Republican George Moses Coon and Democrat Thomas English Pickerill. The campaign includes Coon’s remark on court technicalities and Pickerill’s assertion about England and the League of Nations, framing a choice amid strong rhetoric.
The quotation notes that accusing a man of theft in print provokes a strong reaction, urging action by his lawyer or a shotgun, to illustrate the press’s influential power.
A wry remark suggests wealth comes to those who mind their own business while secretly aiming to seize rivals. The quote casts business ethics as a balance between focus and overreach, implying competition thrives on attention to others’ affairs as well as one’s own.
A firm editorial voice declares eternal opposition to war while noting ire from a subscriber who objects to a recent newspaper remark. The piece defends free expression and the newspaper’s duty to publish despite backlash.
Local observers call for tighter cooperation among community thinkers to turn collective intelligence into practical benefits. residents urge structured forums and collaborative projects to convert ideas into measurable community improvements.
A pithy saying notes that catching a thief may require another thief, but true success comes from wisdom. The line contrasts clever deception with prudent reasoning.
Washington calls for spending cuts across federal programs to prevent a financial crisis, warning that continued deficits threaten national credit and public services if restraint is not adopted. The appeal highlights looming debt levels and the need for urgent policy action.
Posey county farmers have treated about 400 bushels of seed wheat to date using a portable hot water treating plant erected with County Agent W E Shrode. The plant will be moved soon to treat 500 more bushels awaiting processing.
The Steuben county farm orchard, under Purdue university extension for three years, yields four fine apple crops and strong tree growth this year. County Agent T A Parker notes the tract was run down four years ago and valued far lower.
Farmers in Washington county take keen interest in Purdue university soil erosion demonstration started at the farm of W Russell Allen. Several dam types have been built and the project will be watched closely until ditches and washed out places are filled.
Farmers and the county agent prepare a limestone campaign in Putnam County with soil samples tested for acidity. Arrangements include erecting lime storage bins at each railroad point in the county.
Ten farmers and eight business men from Sullivan county visited livestock sales pavilions at Crawfordsville and Huntington and the Wells county fair at Bluffton to gather ideas for improving their county.
It claims that the average man loses three days each year from colds and urges early treatment. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted for cure, with notes on its pleasant taste and prompt relief. Advertisement mentioning vast sales and effectiveness.
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