Winona Interurban timetable revised for 1912
New time table effective November 17 1912 shows trains arriving and departing Chili with listed times for south and northbound services. The Winona Flyer remains a through service between Goshen and Indianapolis making town stops. For rates contact J L Keim ticket agent Chili or W D Stansifer and A G F P A Warsaw Indiana.
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South North
Winona Flyer
Goshen
Indianapolis
J. L. Keim
Chili
W. D Stansifer
P. A
Warsaw
Ind
Today's Magazine advertisement sample phrase
The ad promotes Today's Magazine as the largest and best edited periodical at 50 cents yearly and five cents per issue. It offers a free sample copy and premium catalog, with the address Today's Magazine in Canton Ohio for requests.
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Today’s Magazine
Canton
Ohio
Wanted agents for spring business in Rochester NY
Field position offered by J Allen Nursery Co. Rochester New York seeks agents to secure territory with liberal terms. Stock described as complete and first class. Apply promptly to start in spring sales.
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J. Allen Nursery Co
Rochester, N. Y
Sugar Camp Gala Near Denver Hosts Local Youth
Mr and Mrs A J Long and family entertained a crowd of young people at their sugar camp northeast of Denver on Monday evening. A chicken roast was among the main features. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Bell, Mr and Mrs C G Smith and children Florence and John, Misses Olivia Smith Esther Godfrey Flossie Fouts Anna Gustin and Messrs Victor Willis Long Guy O Blenns Floyd Guinn Roy Marley.
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A.J. Long
Lee
Maurie
Denver
Charles Bell
C. G. Smith
Florence and John
Olivia Smith
Esther Godfrey
Flossie Fouts
Anna Gustin
Victor and
Willis Long
Guy O’blenns
Floyd Guinn
Roy Marley
Sweetheart Song Hit Captures New York Boston and California
Albert Bader writes a popular new song Sweetheart gaining fame in New York and Boston and California. The chorus repeats Sweetheart a romantic tune with imagery of sunshine and love. Price 50 cents per copy and readers can obtain a postpaid copy by sending 15 cents in stamps to Globe Music Co. 1193 Broadway New York.
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New York
California
Albert Bader
Boston
Globe Music Co
Missionary Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Smith home
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church will hold a meeting at Mrs. Joseph Smith's residence on Wednesday April 2nd.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Joseph Smith
Macy Couple Guests of Norris Family on Saturday
Mr and Mrs Thomas Murden of Macy were guests of Joseph Norris and his daughter Alma on Saturday.
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Thomas Murden
Macy
Joseph Norris
Alma
Printing needs announced at Tribune Office sample line
Local printer advertises a full line of printing services including invitations announcements calling cards business cards and public sale bills. It promises the lowest prices for high grade work and invites readers to visit the Tribune Office to view samples and obtain quotes.
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Tribune Office
Dinner Guests At James Staller Home
Mrs Mae Fry and Mrs Mary Fry and Kenneth Baldwin were guests at James Staller's home for dinner Monday. Newton Bell and family hosted dinner Sunday for Mr and Mrs Clayson Bender and daughter Irene, Mrs Vera Kinzie and daughter Alma, all of Peru, and Miss Tressa Cornell.
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Mae Fry
Mary Fry
Kenneth Baldwin
James Staller
Newton Bell
Clayson Bender
Irene
Vera Kinzie
Alma
Peru
Tressa Cornell
The Desperate Homecoming of Bellfire Train
Bellfire vows to reach home by six but misses the express and endures a chaotic winter journey. He braves snow, crowds, and frosted air to catch a local train bound for Flowerdale, only to learn it will not stop until the line end.
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Bellfire
Willie
Belifire
Flowerdale
Local Socials Note Trips and Visits
Mrs Maude Zimmerman visits her aunt Mrs Lewis Shafer this week. Glen Shoemaker and Albert Eikenberry spent Tuesday in Logansport. Mrs Joe Wilson of Kokomo spent last Thursday with Newton Bell and family.
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Maude Zimmerman
Lewis Shafer
Glen Shoemaker
Albert Eikenberry
Tuesaday
Logansport
Joe Wilson
Kokomo
Newton
Bell
Blizzard Blasts Twelve Mile on Good Friday Weather Thriller
A Twelve Mile write up recalls a brutal Good Friday blizzard with 80 mph winds, sleet, and snow that toppled roofs and felled timber. The piece also notes a hardware store sale with prize drawings, local moves, farm sales, maple syrup traditions, and Easter travels around Maxintuckee Lake.
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Twelve Mile
Studybaker and McMaghan
McDonald
Ed Black
Michigan Road
Meta
Enyard
C &O
Old Henpeck
Ella Black
Ad Crippen
Frank Bush
Old Bunkerton
Mexico
Squib Raber
Elisha Bockover
Fred Skinner
Sugar Grove
Daisy Crawford
Maxintuckee Lake
Ida Woolley
Maxintuckee
Clarence Woolley
K. K. Culbern Green House
Maxintuckee Christian
Mrs Swanson Dangerously Sick in Twelve Mile
Mrs Swanson is dangerously sick in Twelve Mile while Mrs Mary Worden of Spring Lake Michigan visited as a guest of Mrs James Staller on Saturday night.
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Mary Worden
Spring Lake, Mich
Suppé
Dinner guest Miss Mary Alderfer with Miss Bessie Pyle
Miss Mary Alderfer attended a dinner hosted by Miss Bessie Pyle on Tuesday as a social visit.
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Mary Alderfer
Bessie Pyle
Boudoir of Cupid At Florentine Villa Reveals Love ThemedTreasures
The Princess Ambalesk Lazaren of Florence displays a Cupid boudoir in the Pratolina villa near Florence, with chairs backs, chandeliers, and a bed set showing kissing cherubs and lovers scenes. The room houses Medici era treasures collected by the princess over years.
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Ambalesk-Lazaren
Florence
Italy
Demidoff
Pratolina
Fiesole
Romeo
Mary Stuart
David Rizzio
Launcelot
Guinevere
Francesca da Rimini
Paolo
Medici
Mother Goose Real Person Eliza beth Foster
Mother Goose was a real person born Elizabeth Foster in Ola Charleston South Carolina. She married Isaac Goose became stepmother to ten children and later lived in Boston where she entertained the children with prose and verse stories. A Boston printer who married one of her stepdaughters collected the tales and published Songs for the Nursery or Mother Goose's Melodies for Children in 1719. she died in 1757.
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Mother Goose
Elizabeth Foster
Ola Charleston
S. C
Isaac Goose
Boston
Goose
Are there no football heroes roses for a winner
Mary laments lacking football heroes and asks for roses for a tearful boyfriend. She notes real fans exist on teams, while those who cry over losses mostly sit in the bleachers. A reader confesses losing a bet and seeks consolation through roses.
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Mary
Chicago Daily News
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Winona Interurban Railway Company
Were
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Axminister
Brussels
Lewis Gustin
Enver
Boudoir
Cupid
Denver Bakery
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