Lawless Saloon Predicament and Call to Action
A 1911 Indianapolis News editorial denounces the open Sunday saloon and police blindness to lawbreaking. It argues Procter era promises failed as liquor interests defy laws, urging public indignation and eventual abolition of saloons as powerful state rivals. It frames law defiance as a national danger and calls residents to stand united.
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Shumakeras
Tsi
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Relief for Hay Fever and Summer Colds With Foley's Honey and Tar
E M Stewart of Chicago reports great relief from hay fever through Foley's Honey and Tar Compound during hot summer months. The testimonial notes similar benefits for others with hay fever and summer colds. For sale by all druggists.
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Foley
E. M. Stewart
Wolfram St
Chicago
Stewart
Garden of Adolphus Busch inspires and condemns drink
The writer tours a famed Pasadena garden praising its beauty yet denouncing the drink trade. He links intoxicating liquor to ruined homes, broken families, and social ills, urging prohibition and the end of saloons. He cites biblical parallels and laments the cost to women and children, ending with a plea for moral reform and eternal judgment.
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Adolphus Busch
Pasadena
Honest Medicines Versus Fakes in Taft Message Debate
President Taft hints at amending the Pure Food and Drugs law regarding Prepared Medicines, but the text notes Foley's Honey and Tar compound and Foley Kidney Pills as trusted, long-standing remedies. Foley's Honey and Tar has served three decades for coughs and chest complaints, while Foley Kidney Pills are praised for effectiveness. sold by all druggists.
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Taft
Foleys
Foley
Lights First Used on Hudson by Gen Butler in 1862
The red and green side lights for vessels were introduced on the Hudson River in 1862 by General Benjamin F. Butler who supported a factory producing the lights. The innovation marked a development in maritime signaling tied to Butler and local industry.
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Gen. Butler
Hudson River
Benjamin F. Butler
Keller seeks license to sell intoxicants in Fulton County Indiana
Joseph B Keller, a resident of Fulton township Indiana, applies to Fountain County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on site consumption. His framed premises in Cates town site feature locking doors and full interior visibility from outside. Keller states no brewery or distillery interest and that the business is wholly owned by him.
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Fulton Township
Cates
Fontain County
Indiana
Joseph K. Keller
Board of Commissioners
Fountain County
Indian
Township Eighteen
Wes
Venetian Night Parade to Lose Bridges for Sizeable Floats
Winona Lake plans its annual Venetian night on August 9 with four canal bridges removed to allow large parade floats. Capt Frank B Pine directs the event with Mrs Spinning chairing the preparations as up to 15 000 spectators expected along the canal bank and stadium.
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Winona Lake
Frank B. Pine
McDonald Island
Spinning
Chicago
Canal Bank
Winona Lake: A Model Moral City With Snow Plows
Winona Lake Indiana is described as a model city with a moral aim, featuring a post office, ice houses, groceries, good streets, cement sidewalks, ample spring water, two colleges and an academy, and common schools nearby. It is becoming a popular winter residence and uses snow plows to keep schools open.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Winona Lake Assembly Offers Unmatched Variety This Year
Winona Lake presents a highly varied program with no idle hours, delivering entertainment and instruction every day. Builders follow a famous author's rule that success lies in being infinitely varied, offering the greatest assortment yet for public viewing and hearing.
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Winona Lake
Winona
Model Program Opens Lyceum Convention at Winona Lake
The International Lyceum association closes the post season with a ten day chau tauqua program from August 31 to September 9 at Winona Lake. Members participate in the yearly convention and outsiders may attend for royal entertainment.
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Winona Lake
International Lyceum Association
Township business hours in Fulton Township
Notice states Joseph Starkey, Trustee, will be in his residence in Cates Indiana every Saturday for the transaction of all township business.
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Cates
Ind
Jos. Starkey
Fulton Township
Trustees Notices Troy Township Meeting Schedule
Trustees notice states meetings will be held in the first floor office room at the K of P building on Wednesday and Saturday each week to transact township business. Signed Chas A Brown, Trustee of Troy Township.
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K. of P
Chas. A. Brown
Troy Township
Ladies Can Wear Shoes One Size Smaller Solution
Allen’s Foot-Rage antiseptic powder eases swollen tender burning feet. It relieves corns bunions and pain while improving comfort for walking. Sold everywhere 25c. Free sample. Address Allen S. Olmated LeRoy New York.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmated
LeRoy, N. Y
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J. Loeb’s Stores
Republican
John McDonald
N. E. Corner Square
Covington
Patent Office
Greeley
U. S. Patent Office
Washington,d. C
Busch Garden
Halle
Lazareg
Luke
Thad. S. Hutson
Pomno
Fletchers
Joseph B. Keller
Captain Pine
H C. Yount
Covington, Indiana
Ness
Washington Street
M B. Church
R N. Voliva
Newtown
Alva L. Spinning, M. D
Covington, Ind
W.W. H. Cox
Attorney At Law
Notary Public
Harter Building
N. E
Youn B. Artin
Office Mayer Alock
Northeast Corner
Public Square
P. Lewis
BE. Livingood
Covington Banking Company
Dodd & Struther’s
D. Redden
Attica
Lee Covingt
West Bou
Goin On
Iain Lin
Rth
Bou
Richeson
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