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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
4
Lloyd T. Bailey declares his bid for the Republican nomination for prosecutor of the Thirty-third Judicial District, covering Whitley and Noble counties, subject to the party convention on July 5 at Albion.
Secretary of State Gulley of Danville. Auditor Mancle of Danville. Treasurer Jo noe M n of Orleans. Clerk Supreme Court Edward V. Fitzpatrick of Portland. Statistician J L Peeta of Kokomo. Superintendent S C Ferrell of Shelbyville. Attorney General Finley P Mount of Crawfordsville. Ccologist W S Blatchley of Terre Haute. Judge Supreme Court Second District Oscar Montgomery of Seymour. Third District Robert M Miller of Franklin. Appellate Court First District O C Hadley of Indianapolis and Ward H Watson of Charleston. Appellate Court Second District Daniel W Comstock of Richmond, Harry B Tuthill of Michigan City, Joseph M Rabb of Williamsport.
Twelfth District congressman Owen N Heaton of Fort Wayne is identified as the subject. The note references his designation and location.
County voters weigh ballots listing candidates for representative Vermont Finley auditor Lawrence Gerard treasurer George Growcock sheriff A C Brouse surveyor W T Knox coroner C A Gardner county assessor Tim Ralliban commissioners W P Grannis Edwin Engle councilmen J B Noe J G Steel A B Geiger John Waits councilmen at large W H Moore James Kionison Jacob Haller
The Columbia City Post notes the signs of the times and argues Governor Marshall should hold back from a premature presidential boom. It suggests he may avoid naming himself for nomination until the proper time and will judge when that moment comes.
The Fort Wayne News editorial argues William J. Bryan still commands the largest personal following in the party. It says conventions ignore his policies but his leadership endures, while rivals Harmon, Gaynor, and Marshall appear weaker. Bryan's influence is described as formidable and decisive.
Hartford City Times Gazette laments perils of wide social freedoms for daughters and ineffectual parenting. It urges firm discipline and warns of gossip and disgrace as consequences. In other news, John F. Baughman is appointed superintendent of Albion’s water and light plant and begins duties Friday night.
A brief verse questions the cost of a neck shave while urging readers to consider liberty and public outrage. The poem compares cheap grooming to larger issues of freedom and civic stance, urging attention to the price of basic services.
Will A Marsh of Siler City North Carolina says he suffered from piles until using Bucklen Arnica Salve. He reports quick relief from burns boils ulcers fever sores eczema cuts and chapped hands. Available at M C Becks.
M. T. Stone of Detroit Michigan arrived Friday for a short visit, appearing in the local paper with a brief free notice about travel and local interest.
Last week a Garrett man became a father to a son. Mrs Nannie Buchanan heads to St Louis for a vacation with her brother Al. Richard Murphy travels to Belmont County Ohio after a telegram about his brother's death. Mrs Lillian Turnbull and daughter Beatrice head from Boston to Los Angeles to pursue a share of Lucky Baldwin's estate. Oswald Baker and Miss Goldie Watson visit the Clelands then go to Bourbon Indiana with relatives. A Sunday gathering at the Clelands features ice cream and refreshments. Joan Poyser and others took a trip to Toledo on Sunday.
Lester Kantz of Battle Ground visits his uncle Sanford Gowen and family. A dance at Isaac Cadieuxs. Mrs. William Hays returns from Ohio. Kendallville visitors John and Mrs. Lingrey haying nearby. Jack Nott plans to settle in Fort Wayne area. Baptisms at Skinner lake. Flora McClure’s seventeenth birthday surprise with classmates. social evening with ice cream cakes doughnuts cookies candy.
The Rev. Charles A. Munn D D died at his Fresno California home after a brief illness on Monday June 27 age 86 years 7 months 10 days He served as a Confederate chaplain during the Civil War and held pastorates in Indiana Michigan Mississippi California He organized Belmont Avenue Presbyterian Church in Fresno and preached until late in life He leaves a large family including four daughters a son and several grandchildren and was honored with a Doctor of Divinity degree from Washington and Jefferson College.
The Presbyterian Church announces a prayer meeting and Bible study in Albion on Wednesday July 6 at 7 30 p m to conclude Job and Sunday July roth services in York at 11 a m and Albion at 7 p m with a sermon on Economics and Religion If weather is favorable Albion services may be held on the lawn Sabbath school at 10 a m Pastor Oswan HeEtsina leads this notice
Dr. King's New Life Pills claim to ease constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver kidneys and bowel disorders. They are easy to use and said to build up health priced at 25c at M. C. Beck. Some sellers neglect their duty seeking higher profits while Abe Martin quips that mean people smile widest when struck hardest.
Bank statement for Farmers State Bank Albion Noble County Indiana shows assets including loans and discounts 390,707.57. Liabilities list capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits. Cash on hand 6,086.09 and total liabilities plus capital equal 390,707.57. Noted notary public Otto Grant witnessed the affidavit. W. S. Cramer and son Paul spent the Fourth at Wawasee.
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