HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library

evening in the Memorial Building, Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind.
These men were Levi P. Moore and County Agent Noah Hadley.
Mr. Moore was elected president of the Indiana Livestock
Breeders Association, which is the largest organization of its kind in the
United States. - - - - -
County Agent Noah Hadley was named as one of six of Indianas
most outstanding and efficient county agents. As there are nearly a
hundred county agents throughout the state, this achievement and honor
was considered most complimentary. - - - - -
FULTON COUNTY R.E.M.C.
Twenty-four Miles Staked
The News-Sentinel, Jan. 14, 1938
The Fulton County R.E.M.C. project is being carried on through
the west section of the county despite bad weather according to an
announcement made today by Ralph Murray, local manager. Twentyfour
miles have been staked to date and today the crew is working along
the river road.
CITIES SERVICE STATION, AKRON
Leased by Harry Herendeen
The News-Sentinel, Jan. 14, 1938
Harry Herendeen has leased the Cities Service filling station in
Akron which was formerly operated by his brother the late Dever
Herendeen and will continue the same in operation. Dever Herendeen
was killed in an auto accident east of this city in road 14 several weeks
ago.
EDITORIAL
Little Fellow In Business
The News-Sentinel, Jan. 31, 1938
President Roosevelt is said to have received an enormous number
of letters from the so-called small business men. Apparently the
owners and managers of many small concerns have been giving him
thir ideas about trade and employment. These letters must contain a
vast amount of practical wisdom, from which any statesman could learn
much
The man who does business on a small scale has a point of view
which is usually reasonable and fair. If he has been making a living, he
understands the fundamental principles that make business thrive. He
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