Ossian High School Celebrates Nineteenth Commencement
The Ossian high school marked its nineteenth commencement in the Presbyterian church auditorium despite bad weather. Seven graduates Beatrice Bell Golda Woodward Blanche Summers Maude Worley Gladys Caston Victor Cook Lorin Seabold received diplomas as Rev Lacey Miss Woodward and Dr Aley spoke on Life's Handicaps Mississippi Valley and Higher Education. A banquet in the church basement featured ten toast responses led by Professor Walker with attendees from Ossian Liberty Center and Keystone high schools.
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Ossian High School
Bluffton
Presbyterian Church
Beatrice Bell
Golda Woodward
Blanche Summers
Maude Worley
Gladys Caston
Victor Cook
Lorin Seabold
Annex Orchestra
Fort Wayne
Lacey
Methodist Church
Aley
Earl J. Walker
Walker
Combrink
T. C. Guldin
Auumni
A. R. Tayette
Lockie
Dot
Kittie Baker
Glen Hoover
W. M. Hatfield
Liberty Center
Keystone High
Gilmore's Caustic Oil Endorsed by Local Physician
J B Uarker physician testifies to Gilmore's Caustic Oil and recommends its use as a counterirritant. The note mentions Gilmore's Headache Powders and a local drugstore, Stout's, as sellers.
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J.B. Uarker
Fletcher
Prive
Gilmore
Stout's
New doctor opens Uniondale practice after move
Dr. Holcomb, long established in Rockford, has moved his headquarters to Uniondale and will establish a local medical practice. Dr. Flalcomb recently married and will begin housekeeping in Uniondale as he starts his professional venture there.
Railroad subsidy stance reshapes Huntington plans
A. L. Sharpe declared the C., B. & GC. railroad will not seek further subsidies from Huntington or other parties. Huntington previously rejected a 125,000 dollar subsidy, citing overcommitment. The company eyes Indiana Harbor and possibly Wabash routes, with rapid line work and an advanced fencing program planned along the right of way.
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A. L. Sharpe
C., B. & GC. Railroad
Huntington
Indiana Harbor
Wabash
Notice of Curry ditch sale in Wells County Indiana
D O North superintendent and commissioner of drainage for Wells County Indiana announces on March 1 1904 that the Curry ditch in Jackson township will be sold to the lowest responsible bidder at 10 am on April 20 1904 at the Wells County surveyor office Bluffton Indiana. Bidders may contract for stations to match assessments and plans are on file in Bluffton.
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Wells County
Indiana
Wells Circuit
Jackson Township
State of Indiana
Bluffton
The Holy City Delacour Returns From Chicago
Charles DeLacour, manager of the new opera house, returned from Chicago on Thursday noon and noted the curtain progress. Seating work began Friday. An October 15 performance of The Holy City, a grand spectacular, has been booked after its two year European tour.
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Charles DeLacour
Opera House
Chicago
Besmm
Troly
Europe
Spring Furniture Opens Big Stock at H R Workman
When spring cleaning starts, plan your new furnishings at H R Workman. The store touts its large selection and invites customers to visit for the biggest stock to choose from.
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H. R Workman
Relatives Find Buried Gold Of Hatfield One Estate
Relatives of Harry Hatfield and his wife gathered at the old home last week and unearthed buried money. Under the house a fruit jar held 286 dollars in assorted gold coins and a silver dollar. A second find in the garden yielded more gold to match the earlier cache. The administrator, Mr. Goo vein, will hold the funds until the estate is settled. a teenaged heir remains, whose recollections helped recover the money.
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Harry Hatfield
Old Home
Hatfield
Ecey
Fatfehl
Hult. TV
Goo Vein
Peoples Store Showcases Beautiful Carpets and Fabrics
The Peoples Store highlights a striking carpet display with new brussels velvets moquettes and ingrains. It boasts the largest varied assortment in the city as it aims to top past records in carpet sales. Visit the store before purchasing.
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Brussels
Bound Over To Court For Elmer Powers Case
Young Elmer Powers, tried Thursday before Justice Walbert, was bound over to the circuit court last Saturday to appear at the first day of the next term. His bond was fixed at it.
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Elmer Powers
Judge Rabb Rules Act Unconstitutional in Warren County
A Indianapolis special reports Merrill Moores and R O Hawkins told that Judge Rabb of Williamsport would overrule the demurrer and hold the 1903 act unconstitutional. Republicans in Warren County face a disputed nomination and a treasurer currently serving a second term may be limited by the constitutional term.
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Indianapolis
Merrill Moores
R. O. Hawkins
General Assembly
Addisson C. Harris
Republican State Committee
Warren County
Hendricks County
Lip Key and Lipkey Meat Market Promotes Cleanliness
The Lip key and Lipkey meat market and grocery touts superior cleanliness as its main recommendation. It assures customers of reliable product quality and invites trial purchases, expressing confidence in gaining future trade.
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Lipkey & Lipkey
Looking for land letter from westbound Griffin family
Peter Griffin receives a letter from his father detailing a westward search with George Griffin to buy farm land in Indian Territory. The plan was to acquire 160 acres for each of his five sons, but no suitable parcels have been found yet.
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Peter Griffin
The
West
George Griffin
Indian Territory
Griffin
William Whitman Dead After Pneumonia Illness
William Whitman died Friday at 9 in his West Market street home after a week long illness that began with a severe cold and developed into pneumonia. A Darke county, Ohio native born February 6, 1892, he had lived in this city for nineteen years and worked as a carpenter. He married Ella Ramsey in 1860 near Six Mile. seven children survive. Funeral services were Sunday morning at the Christian church conducted by Rev. J. W. Warner with burial at Six Mile cemetery.
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William Whitman
West Market Street
Whitman
Darke
Ohio
Ella Ramsey
Six Mile
Christian Church of
J. W. Warner
Six Mile Cemetery
Good Clothes at Cheap Prices at the New Hub
Bluffton shoppers are invited to compare the New Hub's suit lines priced at five eight and ten dollars with other town offerings. The ad claims superior quality and style in shirts at fifty cents and hats from one to two dollars, urging buyers to judge for themselves.
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Hub
Bluffton
Reverend Naftzger Accepts Post in Bombay India
A Richmond dispatch reports Rev. Earl Naftzger former pastor at Centerville and current pastor at Logansport Market Street Church has been appointed pastor of the English speaking Methodist Church in Bombay India He plans to depart mid April severing ties with the North Indiana Conference pending session action in the near future.
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Earl Naftzger
Richmond
Centerville
County
Logansport
Bombay
India
Indiana
Fragmentary Financial Figures from Unlabeled Source
A sparse OCR fragment presents numbers including 18426 and 110.00 with further figures such as 508 86 12 000 00 3 300 00 and 1 001 08 uncertainly. The text lacks context, dates, or named entities to identify the event or organization involved.
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Dr. Holcomb
Rockford
Uniondale
D. O. North
Holy City
Catarah Comecawr
Northwest
Felix
S. S.S
Hamilton—Brown
Douglass
Detroit
McFarren & Sons
Emanuel Griffin
Wells County Bank
Bluffton, Indiana
Auditor of State
Eveete
Saeareaee
Aban
Yee
J. W. Goodyear
Wells Od Bank
W. Goodyear
Levi
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