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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
8
Hundreds of our good customers are cleaning their clothing at intervals to keep them looking new and neat. This notice promotes regular cleaning as a practical habit.
A Pry family team frightened by a passing engine ran onto a railroad track after unloading tomatoes Tuesday night. The end gate fell, one horse was struck, and the team crashed into Alva Duckwall’s auto, damaging the car but not the engine. Ralph Pry offered to pay for the damages.
Displays of fruit at local bank windows showcase pears from the community and beyond. John Wright of Wright Brothers barber firm presents unusually large pears while H S Knight, also a city barber, displays tiny banty pears.
W F Williamson president of the street fair and A M Nelson concessions committee member visited the Bluffton street fair on Tuesday. They contracted for several attractions to be part of the Van Buren fair scheduled for October 7 8 and 9. Additional attractions are to be secured and residents are invited to attend those days.
A dwelling house with six rooms and electric lights, a good barn, new garage and outbuildings, a good water well, and three good lots on North Maid street in Van Buren Indiana. Contact Ida Miller or call 148B.
Charley Toler of Kansas is visiting his mother Mrs. Margaret Toler and his sister Miss Bertha Toler.
Community notes list numerous Sunday visits including Frank Tharp family Elsie Huffman and Alvin Tharp of Fort Wayne. Shoppers and callers span Marion Warren Liberty Center Bluffton and Ohio with Williams Griffiths Tharps and Oxleys among those mentioned. A winter trip to Ft Wayne and a Converse Fair attendance are recorded along with several dinner gatherings.
The street fair committee urges residents to provide spare rooms for visitors during the three day event. Chairman L. C. Farnshell asks that people tele phone to offer accommodations to help the fair succeed.
A small man declares he has come to kill the printer in a Bobtail office scene. He explains any printer will do and mentions making a show at a fight or leaving home after a media insult to his wife's tea party. Meeken Tennessee Herald reports.
A. M. Nelson closes a contract at Bluffton street fair for a wild west show to appear October 7 8 and 9 at the Van Buren street fair. The act features two free performances daily one in the afternoon and one in the evening and is described as clean and interesting.
Molasses sold at 1.75 dollars per gallon. Bring your own vessels. Available at Mill 4 miles east of Banquo or 1 mile north and 6 miles west of Warren. David Moore. 3t.
After press time J E Riley delivered a basket of Maiden Blush apples and grapes praised by the News-Eagle. The fruit is described as extra fine and the thanks of the newspaper are given.
The high school baseball team will travel to Jonesboro Friday afternoon to play the local high school team in an away game.
Congressman Milton Kraus of Peru traveled through town Wednesday afternoon and paused to greet numerous friends, drawing local attention.
Secretary Guy Duckwall of the street fair is on duty and may be found in his office in the rear of the Van Buren State Bank.
Parm80 acres praised as a fine corn farm with a good house and a large nearly new barn. Price stated as 225 dollars per acre, offered by Nelson and DePOY of Van Buren.
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