Multiple Local Notices and Arrests Across Northern Indiana
Reports from Lakeville Wakarusa and surrounding counties note Charles Krau arrest for illegal fishing out of season and selling bass. A large remonstrance in South Bend was dismissed by commissioners. Suit filed against ex trustee John W. Gibney for debt to Noble Township. Ellen Russell chosen for Goshen music chair. Lima remains dry as remonstrances block licenses. Elias Maggin license set to expire in October. A Big Four employee from Wabash and Indianapolis was seized by a Michigan sheriff for alleged embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Krau
Lakeville
Wakarusa
Graves & Co
Warsaw
John W. Gibney
Noble) Township
Gibney
Ellen Russell
Muncie
Board of Education
Goshen
Lima
Lagrange County
Charles Pfeming
Elias Maggin
Morris
Big Four
Wabash
Indianapolis
Niles
Berrien County
Mich
Benton Harbor
Pleasant Valley Socials And Strawberries In Bloom
Miss Jessie Chamberlain spent Sunday with Miss Mabel Thornton. The strawberry crop in this vicinity is very good and the berries are of excellent flavor. Several patches were destroyed by strawberry worms. Mr. Harry Conway visited Elkhart friends Sunday. The ice cream social at Pleasant Valley church was a success both financially and socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Jessie Chamberlain
Mabel Thornton
Harry Conway
Elkhart Friends
Pleasant Valley Church
Money to Loan Offer for Properly Secured Loans
An unspecified lender advertises availability of funds for properly secured loans and signs as Livy Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livy Chamberlain
Notice for Directory Listings in Local Telephone Directory
The Home Telephone Co announces preparation of the next directory containing a classified list. Persons with telephones may request inclusion under headings including Managers Contractors and Builders Music Teachers Painters and Paper Hangers and Trained Nurses by advising the Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Telephone Co
Woodmen Join Memorial Services Trip to Goshen
Modern Woodmen of America Elkhart unit will travel with South Bend and Mishawaka neighbors to memorial services in Goshen Sunday afternoon. They plan to leave the 1 o clock car and urge all neighbors to arrange attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Elkhart
South Bend
Mishawaka
Goshen
City Hack Call Home Phone 242 at Opera House Book Store
The notice invites readers to call 242 for prompt service. It mentions David Vanhorn as proprietor and references the Opera House Book Store as the contact location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House Book Store
David Vanhorn
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Endorsed for Women and Children
Mild tasting laxative praised for women and children. It does not nauseate or gripe like pills, aids digestion, and stimulates liver and bowels without irritation. Remember the name Orino and refuse substitutes, for sale by Houseworth Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orino
Houseworth Bros
Notable Kansas Engineer Endorses Kodol Cure
A Globe notice recounts Joe Tack an engineer on the Missouri Pacific between Wichita and Kiowa who reported severe stomach pains fearing cancer. He says a druggist gave Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which he claims cured him and he recommends it to others who were likewise cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchieson
Kan
Joe Tack
Wichita
Kiowa
Union Electricians Sign On For Card Look Up
Public notice lists contractors who employ union workmen only and require a three year experience card to assure first class work. Signatories include B. H. Reid, J. M. Heffner, and union electricians J. L. Davis, R. Q. Swaffield, C. E. Ingerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Reid
Sycamore Street
J. M. Heffner
South Main Street
Union Electricians
J. L. Davis
R. Q. Swaffield
C. E. Ingerson
Magnificent Outing Promotes Royal Muskoka Hotel
The Grand Trunk Railway System distributes a handsome booklet describing The Royal Muskoka Hotel on Lake Rosseau in Muskoka Lakes Highlands Ontario. It highlights lake and island scenery, the resort attractions, and features of the hotel with colored prints and illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk Railway System
Royal Muskoka
Lake Rosseau
Muskoka Lakes
Ontario
Daie
Pitiabuce
Strange Japanese Belief Reported by Louisville Man
Louisville businessman John P. Starks recounts a tour of the world and offers broad, stereotyping observations about Japan. He says Japanese are peasants and patriots, compare women to earth, note suicide, honesty, and distrust, and describes attire and labor practices observed in Yokohama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Starks
Louisville
I.y
Globe
Cincinnati Enquirer
Starks
Yokohama
Mourning Rose Grows Black in Savannah by Tapley
Dennis Tapley of Savannah Georgia a cripple who peddied key rings and loved flowers says he has perfected a coal black rose named the Mourning with petals as black as a raven s wing He claims no chemicals used and predicts wealth from the achievement a Savannah dispatch reports experts call it a wonder in rose breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Tapley
Savannah
Tapley
Alice Blue Fad Prompts Fashion Choices This Season
The New York Press notes a growing trend toward Alice blue in gowns hats and hosiery. Fans may rush to adopt the color inspired by Miss Roosevelt risking obsolescence if styles shift while dressmakers push fresh hues to captivate customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Blue
New York Press
Miss Roosevelt
Color cure cult in Boston aims to heal ills with decor
Flora Macdonald, Boston artist and stained glass designer, leads a new color cure movement sold as a remedy for nerves and health. The sect claims proper color use can restore love and defend marriages, advising deco choices to influence mood and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Flora Macdonald
Boston Dispatch
New York Tribune
Cupid
Squirrel Becomes Printer of Japan Walnut Slips
C B Edwards of Raleigh North Carolina offered the capitol gardener several Japan walnut slips after a visiting squirrel ate many walnuts from his tree. The rodent buried a stash near rose bushes in Edwards yard, where the slips were then produced and now Edwards plans to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Edwards
Raleigh
N.C
Capitol
Capitol Grounds
Raleigh News and.,Observer
Edwards
Elkhart County Trials Set By Circuit Court
In Goshen Judge Dodage set June dates for multiple cases. Dr E C Crow osteopath faces June 12 for practicing medicine without license. Dr Sumner Edmands and Dr Edmonds await June 19 trials for alleged criminal operation. Others include Elnora Larkwood June 19 and Flora Lockwood June 29. Charles Chappell faces June 20 for assault and battery with intent to rob. Supt Silvers Iron appeal on contempt case scheduled June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Dodage
Elkhart
E. C. Crow
Elnora Larkwood
Chas. Silvers Iron
Raymer
Flora Lockwood
Charles Chappell
Sumner A. Edmands
Goshen
Elkhart County Medical Association
Case Against L M R Hoover Set for June 15
The Elkhart Hagies lodge sues former secretary L M R Hoover to recover fifty dollars claiming he was short in accounts. The case was set today for June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. R. Hoover
Elkhart Hagies Lodge
Hoover
Wise Divorce Case Granted
Mary Wise of Middlebury was granted a divorce from Alwine Wise this morning in a court proceeding.
Grosh Indicates Willingness to Settle Embezzlement Case
Joseph H. Grosh former Concord township trustee indicted twice for embezzlement says through attorney Perry L. Turner that his books will be audited by an expert accountant. If shortages appear Grosh offers settlement with available funds. Attorney claims accounts are clean and Grosh may face trial next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Grosh
Concord Township
Perry L. Turner
Grosh
Engineers Hard Swim for Their Lives at Dam
Two Lake Shore engineers nearly drowned when their fishing boat capsized below the St. Joe dam. Cyrus Abbott was one occupant. the other was unnamed. They drifted to the bridge, then the river current flipped the craft. Each man reached shore. Abbott lost gear. Items from the boat were found later near Sherman street bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
St. Joe Dam
Cyrus
Cy’’) Abbott
Abbott
Baldwin
Sherman Street Bridge
Bruce Bowers
Injured Lake Shore Fireman Undergoes Eye Operation
C R Bell a Lake Shore fireman had his eye cut by glass from an exploding water gunge. He underwent an operation at Clarke hospital to remove the eye. Examination showed glass cut through the ball to the crystalline lens. Bell lives in Hudson Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Bell
Lake Shore
Clarke Hospital
Bell
Hudson, Mich
Fruit Growers Trip to East Texas by Cotton Belt Route
A special fast train excursion on June 20 will tour East Texas fruit and truck country from St. Louis for about a week. Attendees include major growers, state horticultural officers, experiment station experts, and farm paper editors. Texas hosts the Texas Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association meeting June 23.
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Cotton Belt
East Texas
St. Louis
Texas Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association
Texas
Great East Texas
L. O. Schaefer
Cotton Belt Route
Cincinnati
Fire on Elkhart and Western Bridge
Central fire company responded at 11 o clock to a small blaze on the Elkhart and Western railroad bridge at the Island. A hot coal from an engine likely started the fire, but it was easily extinguished with a chemical and caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. & W. Bridge
Central Fire Company
Elkhart and Western Railroad
First class dressmaking at 328 St. Joe street
Readable note indicates a dressmaking business located at 328 St. Joe Street offering tailored garments and related alterations in a local storefront setting. No further details on owners or hours are provided in the fragment.
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St. Joe Street
Cement Delivered for New Flume at Jackson Street Mill
A car load of cement received yesterday by Burrell and Morgan millers will be used to build a new flume at their small mill near the bridge on Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell & Morgan
Jackson - Street
Transcontinental Line Improve Promoted by Union Pacific
Supporters urge California expansion with Union Pacific funding to improve safety and speed. Cited as renowned for fast trains and superior service, inquiry directed to F B Choate at 20 Woodward Avenue Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californ
Asia
Main Street loan notice shows recipient Monevys money
A fragmentary notice indicates a loan to a party on Main Street with reference to B and gas terms. The obscured text limits details but shows a financial action involving repayment expectations and a specified street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monevys
hreeGas
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Joniges
Ora Valle
Elkbatt
Kd, Orver
Vie Air Line
Gio He Bine
Jeasere
Buffalo
Chicago Express
Chicago Specia
Bostons& Chic Lgaves
Foledo & Chic
Lake Shore Limited
Chigo
Western Express
Cc. c. cc
St. L. Ry
Benton Har
Amj
N. Manchester
Beacons
Greensburg
Gace
Anderson
Marion
Manchester
Milford Jct
W.J. Lynch
A. Henly
Agt
Ind
Union Pacific
Omaha
Pacific Coast
Sno
F. B. Choate
G. A
Woodard Ava
Detroit
van Aken Bros
Ward & Templin
S. Malin St
Elkhart Junk GO
Pratt St
Indiana Buggy Co
H. Burnstine
Pres. and
Treas
J. S. Higbee
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Studio
S. 3Rd Street
Northern
Indiana
Seventh Ward
Board of
St. Joseph
Savannah Peddler
Osteopath
Silvers
Dr. Edmonds
Ried
Genuire _ nes
Hanes
Chichester
Roy
Bey of
Zour
Vans Chemicaleo
John W. Kistner
Center Street
Holderman
A. E. Schuler
Felt’s
Notion Store
Alice H. Horton, M. D
Phong
the Crown Dental
C. M. Dowell
D. D.S
Dalton Bldg
Main Street
Lafranc
R.lafrarco
Ssomladaohia Pa
Fruit Grower’s Trip
B. F. Kuhn, M.D
G. B. Hoppingarner
Marion “T
G.F. Washburne
M.D
South
Second Aiemeih
R. L. Lockwood, M
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Mer
Main and Harrison
S. C. Barwick
James A. Work
Division Street
Division St
J.l.hively,d.o
C. D. Goodrich, M.D
P. Turner
South Main St
DR. Spohn
N. E. Cor
Beardsley Ave
J. F. Werner
Posten
Balgole
Haggerty
Ave
Wm. Gabel
State St
S. B. Short
Marion St
Klikhars
G. E. Harter
Monger
Franklin and
Second Stream Ground Moor
F. S. Garltgr
Sven J. W
Fieldhouse
E Read
Eet
Beardsley
Myrtle
Lamb
Jexington, Avenue
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