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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1923
Page
4
Local merchants in Van Buren shift to advertising and in store inducements to counter mail order rivals. The piece argues advertising sustains local trade, keeps money circulating, and benefits the city by encouraging buying at home. It urges residents to Buy-At-Home to support local living.
An automobile driver counted fifty four children playing in Van Buren streets and warns parents to keep youngsters off highways. The piece notes frequent fatal or maiming stories in cosmopolitan papers and urges parents to heed traffic dangers posed by speeding cars.
A collection of public notices and opinion snippets calls for Armistice Day ceremonies led by American Legion posts, praises a Missouri state plan for a flag for every school, plus social booster tips and remarks on character and integrity.
A historical note quotes Prof C C Thomas arguing that farmers succeed by ignoring town advice while humor over hunger strikes and public baths hints at local attitudes. The piece playfully questions public displays of bathing facilities and the value of compliments.
A brief, quirky note remarks there is room at the top but staying there requires balance. The line hints at personal discipline and steady effort in achieving status.
A brief community item notes Jennie Lee and Robert Stars were married in Jeffersonville Indiana last week. The fragmentary column also contains various quips and sayings about small towns circus tastes and daily horoscopes.
A suffrage magazine asks about the aim of women and states that recently their aim is very good. The phrasing emphasizes progress and a positive assessment of women's goals and activities.
Henry Garlic and D. E. Cheeg are listed as court officials at Bismark North Dakota. The text notes uncertainty over whether Ben Zine serves as judge.
A historical directive outlines steps to clean a mite infested building. It instructs thorough removal of contents, washing, painting with carbolineum, creosote spray for nests and woodwork, and whitewash as an alternative. Fowls should be kept out until the building is completely dry.
Soybeans and corn form a balanced hog diet with each compensating for the other. Soybeans deliver high digestible crude protein while corn supplies digestible carbohydrates, creating economical gains in swine feeding.
Mr and Mrs James Leach visited with Mr and Mrs Alva Korpoval on Thursday in a small social gathering.
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