Turtles From Indiana Waters Draw Fishermen Toward Winona
In Winona Lake Indiana turtle fishing draws early sunlit attention as soft and hard shell turtles proliferate in the lakes. Editor A K Hackett notes large turtles escape worm bait, while cooks share turtle meat recipes and the value of the catch. Pirates of the lake prey on minnows and frogs, but the turtles remain plentiful and clean in habit.
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Wizona
Indiana
Bess
Winona Lake
K. Hackett
Ft. Warne
Winona
Mr. Hackett
Ft. Wayne
New York
Rival Elkhart Lovers and a Milford Pursuit
A Goshen man’s sudden departure sparks pursuit by his Elkhart sweetheart in Milford. The man’s rival suitor from the Forks caused a stir, with jealousy reports swirling around the trio and a delayed confrontation. In a separate item, Frederick Huber aged 72 was found dead in bed near Dunlaps Farm, likely from heart failure after a day in the fields.
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Elkhart
Goshen
Milford
News-Times
Forks
Frederick Huber
Firstiome
Dunlaps
Calvin Hubber
Rivers Rise As Heavy Rains Flood Nearby Streams
Heavy rains have swollen the St. Joe and Elkhart rivers, raising water levels to springlike highs. Stumps visible at low water are submerged, leaving a smooth surface and a more beautiful river view upstream.
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St. Joe
Elkhart
William Dunbar Becomes Constable After Commission
William Dunbar the merchants' Policeman has been commissioned as constable and filed his first papers yesterday.
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William Dunbar
Priggs car not badly wrecked after Danville crash
Edgar Kerstetter of the Briggs auto party says the Danville accident left Mr. Briggs in the hospital but improving. The party's car sustained minor damage with one wheel and steering gear broken. The cost to repair is about 25 dollars and Mr. Briggs plans to have the machine shipped home, not driven back.
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Edgar Kerstetter
Independents Meet Over Bell Telephone Hostility at Winona
The Indiana Mutual Telephone Association gathers about 100 independent operators from Indiana Michigan and Ohio at the Winona Assembly grounds Warsaw to strategize against Bell Telephone incursions. Leaders include Theodore Thord ward president South Bend Home Tel and J K Johnston secretary not present. committees met earlier at the Winona hotel.
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Indiana Mutual Telephone Association
South Bend
Winona
Warsaw
Bell
Hikhart Home Telephone Co
Martin E. Crow
Bell Telephone Company
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Winona Hotel
Theodore Thorward
South Bend Home Telephone Company
C. A. Reeves
Plymouth
Ind
J. K. Johnston
Elkhart Home Company
Johnston
Fort Wayne man seeks license change to avoid number 13
C. D. Tillo, a wealthy Fort Wayne resident, has twice complied with Indiana state license laws for autos. A dealers letter reveals his superstition against the number 13, prompting the change from license No. 1305 to 2120 after a $3 fee was sent for the request.
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Indianapolis
C. D. Tillo
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lcense
Tillo
New Church for Willowdale organized by Elkhart Pastor
Mishawaka correspondent reports Rev L L Newman of this city pastor of the First Church of the Evangelical Association has organized a new church in Elkhart. A building committee is to be appointed. Spohn reported a head of wheat from a farm southeast of town showing 10 percent rain damage.
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Willowdale
Mishawaka
South Bend Tribune
Ll. Newman
First Church of the Evangelical
J Elkhart
Wikhart
Truth Office
Reverend Li Fisher Orders 16-Foot Rushton Canoe
Rev Li Fisher and partners Elliot Felt and Rupert Horton placed an order for a handsome new 16 foot canoe from Rushton Canoe Company of Canton. The craft is for river use and is expected to arrive within the week.
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Elliot Felt
Rupert
Horton
Rushton ‘Canoe
Canton
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