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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
5
The piece records a small gathering marked by leniency and notes the Winona beauteous talk. It mentions future meetings, temperance positions, and asks for clearer statements from Mr Marshall. It also advertises Kennedy’s Antive Cough Syrup by M. C. Beck.
Local ads note Beck’s wallpaper lineup and prices, Lozier’s offers cheap blankets, and a call for home cleanup with $10 for best kept property at the Sept. fair. Community notices include exams, illnesses, births, and local events across Albion and surrounding towns.
A partial list of required books and supplies for sixth and seventh grades is provided. Items include readers, advanced arithmetic, English books, geography, physiology, spelling, and copy books, with some titles and numbers indicated amid OCR errors.
Miss Hazel Lane to spend weeks with sister Mrs Marion Norris and family. Walter Wolf and family visited John Marker. W O Schlabaugh and family with Miram Baker and family. Lewis Nulf of Elkhart visited C F Wolf family. Leota Nulf taken to Lutheran Hospital Fort Wayne for appendicitis operation. Rev Baker and family with Dennis Baker at John Saltzer's. Berniece Dunlap spent week with Isaac Dunlap's in Cromwell. Tom Baughman and wife welcomed a baby boy Friday. Eva Grocock improving after illness. Lara Steller and Lela Frantz visiting friends in Wabash county. Everett Wolf and family with Jr L Wolf. Fern Stage of Wolf Lake hosted by Altha Crothers. Tintsman of Napoleon visited Frank Baughman. Wa Schlabaugh and wife with Peter Fieldheiser.
In Noble County Indiana the estate of Chester Baxter and other named deceased parties is involved in a suit to determine and quiet title to real estate and release liens. The defendants, all non residents of Indiana, are notified to appear by October 16, 1908, or the case will proceed in their absence. The action is filed in the Noble Circuit Court in Albion.
Notice announces John T. Graves as administrator of the estate of Janettie V. Graves, deceased, asserting the estate is solvent and that Graves is duly appointed and qualified.
The notice urges farmers to display county products at the Albion Fair on September 23. It warns displays will fail if locals rely on others and calls for farmers to bring cabbage potatoes onions and other farm produce even without premium.
Sealed bids will be received at the Auditor's office in Albion Indiana up to 10 o'clock A M for construction of a Low Bridge 45 feet long with a 14 foot roadway and for concrete abutments across the Dredge Ditch on the road between Sections 12 and 13 Swan township Noble County Indiana as directed by the Noble County Board of Commissioners Auditor John W Earle 1 w 2
Be it known that on August 21 1908 the plaintiff in a divorce action filed against Julius A Wright in Noble Circuit Court. Affidavits show the defendant not a resident of Indiana and likely in Aledo Illinois. The court requires appearance by October 17 1908 at Albion to answer or demur.
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