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Newspaper
Winchester Journal Herald
Location
Winchester, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
5
Public Sale of Ed Mendenhall Farm Items Ma Tunis Farm Area
Auction at the Ed Mendenhall farm near Ma Tunis lists 2 teams of horses 4 head cattle 12 hogs 400 bushels of corn farming implements and furniture. Goods include black mares a sorrel mare one Jersey cross cow calves hay tools and a boiler of equipment with terms cash under five dollars or a bankable note up to six months at seven percent interest. Sale starts 10 30 a m with Homer Chalk as auctioneer and Frank Dragoo as clerk. Lunch served by Rehobeth Church Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Chalk
Frank Dragoo
Ladies Aid of the Rehobeth Church
Editor’s Invoiced Diary of a Year
An editor’s yearly account lists breaks, roasts, lies told, and missed prayers. It tracks social misfortunes and small acts like washing towels, with cash on hand shifting from $1.47 to 15 cents. The tone is humorous and self deprecating within a retro diary style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuppenheimer
Progressive bloc proposes direct presidential vote plan
The Progressive bloc led by Senator LaFollette seeks to move presidential inauguration day and amend the constitution to abolish the electoral college, electing Presidents and Vice-Presidents by direct vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Progressive Bloc
LaFollette
Seeley Co presents Spermatic Shield for rupture treatment
Seeley Co claims the Spermatic Shield can seal rupture cases and close openings in about ten days. The Chicago expert, to be at the Adair Hotel in Portland Friday December 15, promotes non surgical relief with worldwide awards and government documents for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley Co
Fren
Chicago
Adair Hotel
Portland
England
Spain
Seeley
United States
Washington, D. C
P. S
F. H. Seeley
No. Dearborn St
Congressman James R. Mann Dies in Washington
Congressman James R. Mann of Illinois died at his Washington home on Thursday night November 30 after a brief illness from pneumonia. He served his thirteenth term and was renowned for expertise in parliamentary law and party leadership in the House. He will be buried in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Mann
Washington
Mann
Illinois
Congress
House
Chiago
Walter G. Parry
Charles Shinn
Indiana
Sta of India
A. D
Randolph Circuit Court
Court House
Winchester
Reid County
Cyrus Founded Postal System in America and Europe
A San Francisco address by Dr. R. A. Golton traces the origin of postal networks from Cyrus the Great through Charlemagne to the American colonial era. It covers ancient and medieval post systems, the shift to commercial letters in the 12th century, and the early U.S. Postal Service from Massachusetts records to Franklin’s appointments and Paul Revere’s ride along a regular route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Paul Revere
Ride
Jamestown
N. D
B.C
Cyrus the Hitler
Persia
R.A. Golton
Famestown
San Francisco
National League of Postmsters
Orrus
Augustus
B.C. Ol
Charlemagne
France
Sot
A. D
University of Paris
China
Marco Polo
America
General Court
Massachusetts
Virginia
Atlantic
New York
Boston
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
England
Continental Congress
Maine
Georgia
Ins Ince
Reguka
Reid
Germans Lose Upper Silesia Award As Poland Gains Territory
In the Upper Silesia division dispute Germany loses a claim to an old map and celebrates the 117th birthday of Valentin Paluschke of Kredit now in Polish territory. He was honored by 215 descendants. In Rochester a one legged clerk reports a $340 theft from his lodgings hidden in a wooden leg. In London Scotland Yard reports burglars rifled the lost property office stealing unclaimed umbrellas and coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terlins
Poland
Upper Silesia
Germany
Valentine Paluschke
Kredit
Rybnik
Rochester
Nathan LB
Chamberlain
Scotland Yard
London
Bureau
Ills Strain Local Residents In North Main Area
James Fiddler remains seriously ill at home on North Main Street. Mae McIntire, recently recovering from a nervous breakdown, is again confined. Jamnita Hardman is at home with an attack of the grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fiddler
North Main Street
Mae McIntire
Jamnita Hardman
Untouched African crater could harbor living extinct beasts
A vast Ngoro Ngoro crater in Africa, described as a city of animals with about 75 000 creatures, is being purchased by Sir Charles Ross for exploration. Scientists hope uncover living forms only known from fossils, while the site remains largely untouched by humans and hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Africa
Sir Charles Ross
Bainagowan
Ngoro Negoro
Tangan- Vika
Ma Poa. Barnes
Frederick Thuvel
New York
Stilr
Ngoro Ngoro
Mount
Etna
Swindled Mennonites drift back to Saskatchewan
About 1 008 Mennonites who left Saskatchewan last year for Mexico in protest against government school policy are returning. The exodus, fueled by land speculators, had seen plans for 30 000 emigrate but only 1 000 moved. Canadians seek to recover land claims as lawsuits rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Current
Susk
Mexico
Saskatchewan
South America
Russia
Javed
Father and son marry sisters in New York tale of tangled kin
In Schenectady New York a father and son became brothers in law and married sisters when Herbert Davenport forty three wed Rebecca Graham thirty five and Anson Davenport nineteen took Helen Graham twenty one as his bride. The minor son required his father’s permission to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
Herbert A. Davenport
Rebecca Graham
Anson Davenport
Helen Graham
Diamond Ring Recovered After Hen Killing Scandal
Henry Wagaaner of Peoria IA reported a $250 diamond ring missing after feeding his chickens. Police learned the ring was in a chicken gizzard following the killing of 18 birds, discovered by the owner. Neighbors then enjoyed chicken dinners the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wagaaner
Peoria
Wagaaner
Notice to Hunters on Named Farms Prohibits Trespass
Notice to hunters: hunting or trespassing is not allowed on the farms owned or tenanted by the undersigned parties. Violators will be prosecuted according to law.
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Coats
Christmas
Randolph County
M. L. Bills & Sons Co
Ed Mendenhall
Ma Tunis
Fairview
Osborn
Rock Island
Gale
James Oliver
John Deere
McCormick
Osborn Hay
Mary Williamson, Harold Harris
Congressman Mann
Cyrus
Grater
World
Board of Commissioners
State of
State Board of Accounts
James M. Browne
State of Indiana
William H. Shinn Et
James A. Bales Et. al
Nathan R. Chenoweth
Short Street
Moler Barber College
Y. 5Th St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Buck Lamb
Stock Yard
East Washington Street
Journal, Herald Office
Wood For Sale
Clyde North
Ermin Cox
Harry Brooks
White
Orval Kolp
Moilern
West North Street
Winnie Brown
Mennonites
Canada
St. Louis
Leone Fralyer
Irving Campbell
Cora Campbell
Miss Fralzer
Frank Campbell
Ira C. Reynard
The
Journal-Herald
Anderson & Wilson Sanitary Bakery
H.W. Puckett
Wise
Randolph Cournty
Daniel Retz
Emma Retz
John St. Forgey
Forgey
John 5
John Forgey
Albert Banta
Macy
G Rich
John S. Forgey
Johns. Forgey
Randolph
Xi “Inehester
Kentucky
Lump and Egg Hocking Valley
Goodrich Bros
HAY and Grain Company
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