Albion New Era masthead and imprint
The Albion New Era edited by E. L. Adair is published weekly in Albion. The 1909 notice lists subscription 1.50 a year in advance or 1.75 if not prepaid. Wednesday edition dated August 25 1909.
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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
4
The Albion New Era edited by E. L. Adair is published weekly in Albion. The 1909 notice lists subscription 1.50 a year in advance or 1.75 if not prepaid. Wednesday edition dated August 25 1909.
Weather cooler this week. Mint distilling lessons by Leslie Moore near Port Mitchel. John Snodgrass from Michigan visiting Green. Miss Maud Resler and Benton Richey wed last Saturday in Noble. Locals discuss electric road linking Green Center Sand Lake Burr Oak. Potatoes hauled to Fort Wayne. Church at Green Center well attended. Subscribe for The New Era for news.
A survey cites France alcohol output from beets and U S uses prompts in rail and medicine. Kendallville items report weather, visits, reunions, church events, sales, travel plans, and business shifts including J Keller Co store sourcing and McDonald leaving Reyher for western travel.
A foreign student asks why American department stores thrive. A native replies that patience explains the success, noting that sixty customers will wait their turn at a counter with a single clerk selling goods.
Mrs. Mary Jane Nicodemus widow of Joseph Nicodemus dies at 67 after months of illness. She lived in Noble county since Green township with Kepfords. Survived by children Mrs Charles McPheeters William Edward Mrs Perry Coe Mrs Clyde Rogers and Mrs Vernon Ray. Rev Luke leads funeral at Rose Hill cemetery escorting remains.
Pleasant Hill chatter notes church events for Union day next Thursday and Sunday services. It records illness in the Norris and Flinn households, visits among Pollock, Bloom, Norris, Growcock, and Hursey families, travel to Nappanee for Onion day, a funeral for Mr Marshall, and local residents hosting relatives at Earl Taylor’s home.
Reports show Mrs. Lucy Gowen and children visiting relatives in White county while Lucile Stanley stayed with grandparents in Butler. Sue Edwards worked on campaign signs in Ligonier. Bortners from Mishawaka visited locality friends. Mrs. Snapp visited Paulding county Ohio relatives. Ruby Hoffman found stenography work in South Bend after Huntington schooling. Henry Foote and wife visited LaGrange county and attended Mt. Pisgah reunion. A gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Streeby’s home hosted 82 guests with dancing and midnight refreshments.
Burr Oak residents and guests are mentioned in a string of social notes. Visitors include Ed Engle of Albion, Logan Winebrenner of Albion, Clyde Baughman of Wawaka, and families of Baker, Kreiger, Edwards, and Reed. The Ladies’ Society prepared the church and school for the August 31 meeting, and Maude Resler wed P. Resler’s son at five o’clock Saturday at the bride’s home. congratulations poured in from friends.
The item notes Albion will hold the Big Free Street Fair and Boys Corn Contest on October 13, 14, 15 and 16. A cited Kansas City Journal quote references a marriage involving a duke, a wedding scene by the bride’s father, and a million dollars.
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