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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
4
Jon W. Childs, a Republican candidate for sheriff, is praised as a sound practical business man of unquestioned integrity with wide acquaintance. His election is promised to ensure a continued clean administration of the sheriff's office.
The nomination of Dr Frank W Black the popular Ligonier physician meets broad party approval. He is praised as an excellent doctor and man from reliable republican stock ensuring united support and strength for the ticket.
Tax renomination of James T. Latta for County Treasurer follows his first election and term. He is viewed as the people's choice and his courteous tenure and abilities are cited as reasons to pursue a second term.
Frep L Bodenhofer is re nominated by acclamation for the state legislature. He is described as a young man of sterling qualities and character whose experience will aid the next session and who will receive courtesies not given to new members, increasing his usefulness.
D. J. GraumLicn, candidate for commissioner of the Southern district, and Casper Wolf for the Middle district are both excellent men, farmers noted for honesty, integrity, and square dealing. They deserve party support and pledges not to betray public trust if elected.
Jon Weir John J Piper John Waits Bela Broughton Frank Sanders and E L Prickett are listed as the Republican nominees for county councilmen. The piece praises them as a good representative group deserving support and confidence from voters in November.
The entire Republican slate in Oregon won last week by margins from 2 000 to 20 000 votes. The early results are watched by both parties as a possible indicator for other states. Republicans are jubilant and expect to send a strong majority to Congress at the next election.
Jupoiic notes a convention backing John W. Earle for Court Auditor. The writer praises his education, natural ability, teaching background, and campaigning skill and predicts his election and effective tenure as auditor.
The Old Settlers gathering at Albion last Thursday drew a large attendance. C. C. Gillams of Ft Wayne Banner delivered the principal address. His home is La Grange but he is expected to have headquarters in the House of Representatives in Washington on and after March 4 1907.
Witt T. Knox, the county surveyor nominee, has years of training as a student and teacher. His friends claim his special fitness will help him grasp the office's technical duties and perform them well. We predict his election by a comfortable majority.
The nomination of Charles E Pollock over two popular rivals reflects well on him as a candidate and man. Pollock's experience as township assessor would aid his office if elected, and he is described as competent loyal and deserving. Also note Moore Metz Hardware Albion advertises harness and repair services.
Mrs A F Martin of Columbia City is visiting relatives here for a few days as a guest.
Mrs Rupp visits Garrett Indiana to see a sister while a purse is lost on South Orange street. A lost card case may be claimed at the South Side. The weather may allow a rural trip to gather ozone. Wm O Shambaugh supervises cement sidewalk work on South Orange street. Fred Bidwell returns from Plymouth to join the Home telephone company as lineman.
Mr Lee Hunt of Garrett and James Henry of Ft Wayne were in town on Sunday. John Schmitt and son from Hoagland, and Mrs Deck Mendenhall of Sutton Bay Mich are visiting. Marjorie Henry returns to Albion after a week with grandparents. Fred Fusselman leaves S K Randall for Peoples Store Fort Wayne.
Pleasant Hill reports fine summer weather as Elva Pollock rides in a new buggy and berry season nears. Various residents visit relatives and attend church events while baptisms are planned at Dismood Lake next Saturday.
Short hay crop forecast and new property move by Chas Honts. Stock day draws a crowd. cement plant boilers tested. Ohio visitor Miss Elzie Stevenson stays with Mrs. A S Baker. A newborn boy joins Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van derford. Mrs. J Barrick and son visit from Syracuse. Jesse Baker sells land for a restaurant. Wm Schlabach renovates his barn and new phones near 650 installed. Dr. Bartley to visit June 25 for eye ear nose throat care at Murry House. Ice cream social raises about thirty one dollars for the Band. Visitors Thomas and Cook families hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hubbard. Ormas beat Kimmell Terrors five to fifteen. M V Landis umpire.
Mr. Fred Young remains under the purse's care. Wheat crop looks promising. M. E. children's meeting postponed to June 24. Purdue man guest of Lucus Foster. Rev. Hopkins to preach at F. W. B. church next Sunday. Chauncy Herron family visited Green. Chas Inks and wife of Lig onier visited here. Scott Galloway family dined with Wesley Parker. Mrs. Grant Gale and daughter visiting Kendallville friends. Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Thomas visited Jefferson. Maud Wolf still very low but hopes rise. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gray drove to Ohio and back. K. of P. members attended memorial services at Albion. Samuel and Mrs. Nappanee guests of Bert and M. Tuttle. Guest Sanitary refrige available at Berger's.
A Leavenworth Indiana woman with female troubles and stomach bowels complications avoided surgery after her husband chose Electric Bitters. The remedy reportedly cured her, with claims of torpid liver kidney disease biliousness jaundice and general debility. Available at M C Beck's drug store 50c.
Mise Maud Reasies and Charles Cole spoke at a Children’s meeting Sunday evening. Orison Baker and wife visited George Edwards and wife in Albion. Effie Dall of near Cromwell visited her sister Mayhue Brackney. John McPheters of Green Center called on friends in Burr Oak. The Sunday school decorated the grave of Mrs Ford Winebrenner with wreaths after the meeting.
Atwood offers several buggies salvaged from a recent fire at reduced prices. Buyers can view available models before choosing one to purchase.
An organized notice states readiness to address all issues and seek fair prices and merit in service to attract patronage from users. The message emphasizes honest dealing and commitment to quality to gain trust and continued support.
The following marriage licenses have been granted since our last notice: Johann Sawadzki and Katie Bertha Streb, John Wesley Ackerman and Bessie Aona Bloom, Karl William Bourne and Ethel Agnes Williams, Christian B. Blosser and Carrie Mae Yoder.
A seven room house with bath and electric lights is offered with ample shade and abundant fruit. It lies on one half lot. For particulars contact A. R. McNair at the recorder's office.
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