William Arnold’s Wife Dies After Illness in Wells County
Susan Moffett Arnold, born June 19 1863 in Delaware county Indiana, died Friday night at 10 after a two year struggle with Addison’s disease and complications. She leaves husband William Arnold and four children Clara Ernest Gladys and Helen, two brothers in Iowa and one sister in Montpelier. Funeral held at Prairie Creek church near Mt Zion conducted by Rev Horton of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam Arnold
Wiley
William Arnold
Susan Moffet
8. C. Moffett
Delaware County
Ind
Wells County
Mt. Zion
Willam Arnold
Arnold
Montpelier
Addison
Clara
Ernest
Gladys
Helen
Iowa
Tennessee
Christian Church
Lodge of Lady Maccabees
Prairie Creek Church
Rev
Horton
Marion
Japanese visitors tour oil fields and factories in Indiana
T Nagi no and F Makiguchi of Tokyo accompanied by George D Brown of Indianapolis tour oil fields in this and neighboring counties. Nagino, connected with a manufacturing and importing firm, favors American methods for Japan’s oil industry and plans to buy and send machinery here for trial. He remains confident in Japan's victory in the war with Russia and praises American efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Nagino
F. Makiguchi
Tokyo
George D. Brown
Indianapolis
Mr. Nagino
Nagino
Makiguchi
Japan
Russia
Indiana Spiritualists Prepare For Regular Summer Meeting
The Indiana Spiritualists association announces plans for its upcoming regular meeting. A varied program is expected with speakers and activities yet to be finalized. Organizers anticipate a productive session with attendees from the region.
Smallpox Cases In Nottingham Put Under Control
L L Nusbaumer reported the Nottingham smallpox epidemic status. Ten cases remain under quarantine, with one case once near fatal. Quarantined homes include Bailey, Alberson, Shrewsbury, Autegraft, and Scott. The Alberson boy’s severe illness raised concern, but he is recovering. Health Officer Severin enforces strict quarantine, and no trouble has arisen from compliance. Experts believe the worst is over and releases may follow soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Nusbaumer
Collins Shrewsbury
Arthur Autegraft
Lillie Scott
Alberson
Nusbaumer
Severin
Stroud Grady Nuptials Set in North Manchester Evening
Nora Grady and Frank Stroud to be married Thursday at 8 PM at Rev Stewart's parsonage North Manchester. License secured Tuesday. Young couple, with many friends, plan to reside with Grady family on Second Street Huntington after marriage. Stroud formerly of Bluffton, Erie car shops, son of John and Mrs Stroud Liberty Township. Grady previously resident of Liberty Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
North Manchester
Nora Grady
Frank Stroud
Bluffton
Huntington
George Saal
Second Street
Erie Car Shops
Huntington Democrat
Stroud
Roush Bakery
John R. Stroud
Liberty Township
Miss Grady
Liberty Center
Snake Hangs Itself After Flood On Fence
Report from Andy Wolf, a keen observer of local wildlife, describes a racer snake found on the Sam Fisher farm east of town. During spring floods the snake was carried along, became trapped about a fence wire, and died. It measured six feet three inches, among the largest seen in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Wolf
Andy
Sam Fisher
Shylock and the lure of Scott's Emulsion flesh promise
The voice likens Shylock to modern figures seeking a pound of flesh and promotes Scott's Emulsion as nourishment for flesh, nerves, digestion, and the body. The ad claims the product feeds bone and muscle and has endured for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shylock
Scott
A Serving Maid and the Foundling Twist of Love
Olive Horton, a refined nursery maid, attracts Elliott White despite poverty. A doctor reveals Olive is the daughter of a foundling born to a wealthy mother, linking Olive to a concealed lineage and shaping their doomed romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Horton
Olive
Elliott White
Elliott
Eliott
Mberty
Peanuts Are Profitable In Many States
The peanut plant is becoming hardy enough for profitable cultivation beyond warm regions. Native to America, it thrives in warm, loose gray soil with low iron, and can yield 75 to 80 bushels per acre if corn can in nearby land. The critical period is after planting when cold winds and rain may slow growth and yellow the plant.
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America
Mrs Wirely Lamm Buys Snedden Property on West Wiley
Real estate report notes Mrs. Wirely Lamm purchased the Snedden property on West Wiley Avenue as an investment. The deal reflects ongoing activity in the city’s property market and highlights individual investor movement.
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Wirely Lamm
Snedden
Wiley Avenue
Stevens to Temporarily Manage Randall Hotel in Fort Wayne
Laverne B. Stevens traveled to Fort Wayne on Saturday to assume the temporary role of manager at the Randall hotel. The vacancy followed Ed Reed’s resignation, with no regular successor yet chosen as proprietor Fred Stevens and Mr. Jones own the property. Verne’s appointment continues while health improves, with a possible permanent offer later.
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Laverne B. Stevens
Fort Wayne
Randall Hotel
Ed Reed
Fred Stevens
Mr. Jones
Verne Ia
Verne
Manager to Handle Randall Business at Derrick Post Office
Respect for his interest in the Bliss hotel and other properties. he is expected to oversee Randall business in a manner acceptable to owners. The Derrick post office is to be dig.
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Randall
Derrick
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Ayer
J.W. Fiala
Hadlyme
Tayer
Ayer’s
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Indiana Spiritualists
Indiana
Associatg
Stroud-Grady
John Deere
Royal Fence
Turnbull Wagons
Elwood
Cline, Zimmer & Reed
Drs
Springsted & Fowler
Oxford
Cash Shoe Store
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