Transition of Van Buren News Eagle to DePuy leadership
After October 1 1912 Joseph S Dillon hands over the Van Buren News Eagle to EL H DePuy of Knoxville Tennessee who will assume management. Dillon praises DePuy as a capable printer and good citizen and wishes the new proprietor and paper continued success and loyal local support.
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van Buren News Eagle
EL H. DePuy
Knoxville, Tenn
van Buren
Mr. DePoy
van Burene
DePoy
News- Eagle
Hayle
Joseph S. Dillon
Very Modest Local Women Cited In Odd Vices
A series of anecdotal reports from neighboring towns describe women famed for extreme modesty. Instances include a Wabash girl avoiding sleep with the Christian Observer present, a Somerset maiden avoiding a watch chain with hands, and a Marion girl locking her room when a brass band nears. Other tales mention a Warren girl refusing lettuce undressed, a Gas City lady avoiding potatoes with eyes, a Jalapa lass adviser when driving past a cornfield, and a Van Buren woman retreating upstairs to change her mind.
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Somerset
Marion
Warren
Gas City
van Buren
The Man Worth While and Town Enterprise
The text extols men of public spirit who forget self and support local projects. It argues enterprise as the town’s foundation for lasting success and warns that indifference equals decline. It urges new residents to invest wisely, noting such spending increases property value.
Don’t Get Up in a Hurry For Health
The piece warns against a sudden jump from bed as vital organs rest during sleep. It advises stretching and yawning first to ease the heart and circulation, noting a gentle start is healthier and can add years to life.
Success Starts Small and Builds to Greater Feats
The speaker argues that success in small tasks, like tending sheep or early schooling, lays a foundation for future achievements. A pupil who falls behind risks continuing neglect, while consistent early success—whether in farm work or first weeks of school—gives a solid base for later licenses and teaching.
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David
Goliah
Wild Eyed Editor Seeks Everyday News From Readers
A playful plea invites readers to submit personal happenings and community tidbits for the newspaper. It promises the editor’s keen reception of cheerful, sad, or odd items, from tea parties to new arrivals and family milestones, to fill the sanctum with stories.
Respectability and public behavior in town churches
The speaker condemns pride and ignorance among townsfolk arguing that many men avoid grooming and manners during church services. He asserts no true American would trample constitutional freedoms, yet notes Sunday gatherings betray traitorous character by crowding around churches in defiant conduct.
The Cure for Laziness Through Enthusiastic Work
A motivational piece argues that laziness ruins potential and endowment, urging youths to conquer laziness through persistent, enthusiastic work. It stresses self-discipline, continuous effort, and sacrifice to unleash ambition and prevent lifelong hopelessness.
The Local Newspaper the Home Paper Emphasized
A message praising the home newspaper as essential for every home to build reading habits and intelligence. It argues children learn about people and places through local papers, fostering lifelong interest and knowledge of the world as it is today.
Welcome Letter From Van Buren Editor Brings Support
A 1612 letter from PupLeEY GA BOXELL in Van Buren Indiana expresses appreciation for encouraging letters to editors. The News-Eagle notes that such correspondence boosts morale and helps editors face ongoing challenges in their profession.
An Independent Man on the Farmer’s Role
The farmer who owns his acres stands fixed while banks fail and factories close. He may face panics and shortages, yet he will live in comfort with plenty to eat drink and wear. He is the most independent man on earth, but many do not appreciate his situation.
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Ile
Guiding Star and The Schoolmaam’s Role in Nation Building
The schoolmaam is described as the guiding star of the Republic who takes unruly children from homes and molds them into useful citizens. She handles rambunctious banting and pets in a carload of young anarchists many mothers cannot manage.
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The
Republic
Ma’am
For Sale Stove and Burner Nice Condition
For sale a range stove and base burner both in good condition. Call at the residence of J W Blue Advertise in the News Eagle.
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J. W. Blue
A Railroad Man’s Prayer At The Old Meeting
An aging railroad worker, invited to lead prayer, recites a vivid blessing linking faith to rail life. He asks for divine guidance to stay on the straight track, use the safety lamp of dependence, keep switches from leading to danger, and finish life’s run on time toward eternal happiness.
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Pather
Be Tolerant and Respect Free Opinion
A call for tolerance in political discussions emphasizes freedom of opinion as a cornerstone of government. It urges rational, patriotic, good natured debate and reminds readers that most voters have firmly formed beliefs.
Country Bred Boys Fill City Posts
The piece argues country bred boys dominate key city roles due to fewer local distractions. It suggests city youths should bike to farms to gain inspiration and strength, hoping they return with improved vigor, even if they do not.
Thought Forethought Prevents Loss of Standing
The speaker argues that thinking alone cannot avert consequences after wrongdoing. Preceding action, thought guides behavior and determines outcomes. Viewers are urged to monitor thoughts as they shape prospects and life events.
Our free congress for the people attracts all ages and beliefs
A description of a public office that welcomes visitors of all sexes beliefs and creeds to discuss issues seek information and receive consolation. The piece invites readers to visit noting the latch-string is out with chairs and improvised spittoons when needed.
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Congress
Season of the Year Drama at Schoolhouse
A sentimental mother attends the schoolhouse with her high spirited son insisting he must not be whipped and can be ruled by kindness. Nearby boys note her words and resolve to thump the boy on the playground when they catch him.
Parents urged to limit days out of school
A warning emphasizes that each absence erodes learning and cannot be fully recovered. Parents are urged to avoid shifting blame to teachers and instead address attendance to prevent falling behind.
Lenora Toney Aids Mrs Galbraith in Jewelry Store
Lenora Toney assists Mrs Galbraith at an oNJinery store, helping with customer service and business tasks during a busy day. The pair focus on inventory, display, and sales in a local shopping district.
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Lenora Toney
Mrs. Galbraith
Editor Warns Against Peekaboo Fashion on Streets
A comic, critical tirade from Vincennes Capital cites Miss Fewclothes and Madame Thieskirt, lampooning scanty streetwear. The piece frets about shrinking waistlines and holes in garments, predicting peekaboo skirts if trends continue.
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Vincennes
van Buren
Miss Fewcletlies
Madame Thieskirt
Cash would bless a town if all shops sold for cash
The writer argues for a strictly cash economy in town, claiming it would force frugality, cut bookkeeping and bad debt losses, relieve worry for merchants, and improve overall personal independence and ease of living.
News Eagle Call for Reader Tips and Submissions
The notice urges readers to send information by phone or mail if unsure about a topic. It emphasizes using the newspaper as a channel for tips and corrections and offers standard contact methods.
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News- Eagle
Real Estate Help Prompt from F A Roberts Agency
The notice urges buyers to contact the F A Roberts Agency at 404 5 Glass block Marion Indiana for real estate purchases or exchanges anywhere. It highlights the agency as a point of contact for property transactions.
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F. A. Roberts Agency
Marion
Indiana
Boxell's Men's Pants at Actual Cost Promotion
Boxell's runs a 20 day sale offering men pants at actual cost with no gimmicks. The deal emphasizes straightforward pricing and invites customers to see the blue tag indicating the reduced price.
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Boxell’s
Boxell's Announces 20 Day Men’s Pants at Cost Sale
Boxell's offers men’s pants at actual cost for twenty days. Blue tag signage signals the savings and a strong emphasis on serious pricing.
Mrs Claud Kramer Hosts Birthday Tribute for Cincinnati Matriarch
Mrs Claud Kramer entertained a small group of ladies Thursday afternoon to honor her mother Mrs Van How of Cincinnati who has spent the summer with her.
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Claud Kramer
van How
Cincinnati
Loafers Exploit Quiet Stores, Baffle Merchants
A compact report notes that loafers target shops that do not advertise. They linger near unattended premises and rarely face customer disturbance. The streetwise group claims superior knowhow of the local commerce compared with some merchants.
Tailoring in Van Buren for Local Young Men
Young men around Van Buren get tailored suits this season. Douglas Tailoring Company of Marion, famed for the 816.00 No More No Legs line, is crafting them. The article notes the remarkable quality of the outfits produced for the fellows.
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van Buren
Douglas Tailoring Company
Marion
Malicious Prosecution in Town Leadership Row
The town marshal tried to deputize Mr. Lee, president of the town board, to arrest him for refusing to act as deputy. Lee, ill with lumbago, declined, then was jailed. venue changed to Ship's court for next session. Citizens are urged to oppose Roberts and his tactics amid local political strife.
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Lee
Pikington
Roberts
Lumbago
Squire Crist
Ship’s Court
Crist
Jim Hefner
Doyle
Mr. Lee
Locust Chapel Activities and Local Farm News
Locust Chapel and surrounding farms report ongoing shipments of coal for farmers. A Salem district Sunday school delegate will attend a Forest LTD meeting in October. Farmers dig large potatoes amid rain concerns while clover seed work slows. Nettie Mae Sugar and Arthur St Nye announce their marriage. Ladies plan a chicken dinner at Mrs James Hawkins home as Locust Chapel aims for top Bible school status at the Grant County convention next month.
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Washington Township
Salem
Allen Culbertson
Salem Pike
St. Joe
Missouri
Forest, Ltd
Nettie Mae Sugar
Arthur St. Nye
James Hawkins
Locust Chapel
Center Township
Grant County
Monument to Harrison Memorial Planned at North Bend
Secretary Groves issues a charter to the William Henry Harrison Memorial Association of Cincinnati to erect a monument at North Bend Ohio and care for Harrison's grave. The plan envisions eventual transfer of the burial site to federal control as a park. Neglect had sparked complaints and even a threat to move the body to Ft Meigs opposite Maumee.
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Columbus
Groves
Cincinnati
William l Henry Harrison
North Bend
William Henry Harrison
Kt. Meigs
Maumee
Visit of the Stork Brings A Baby to Van Buren Home
The stork hovered over Van Buren Monday morning and finally alighted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ducknall, leaving a seven pound girl to gladden their hearts. The mother and babe are both doing nicely.
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Guy Ducknall
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