Indiana National Bank Deposits Rise Big Across State
A syndicated report shows Indiana national banks increased deposits by 4,314,636.53 outside Indianapolis while Indianapolis saw a 100,874.78 dip. Ohio Illinois and Kentucky posted larger state gains, with Indianapolis noted for cautious, steady banking practices and a 32.58 percent legal reserve ratio.
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Wires Fonts
Ludlow
Washington
Indiana
National Banks of
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Chicago
Louisville
Ohio
Ilinois
Kentucky
Ridgeriy
Chiasa
Rare first edition of Richard III found in Buckinghamshire
A copy of the 1597 first edition of Richard III was discovered in a Great Missenden house. Sotheby's offered $4,009, but the owner kept the book, now insured for $5,000, amid a treasure trove of old chattels and papers awaiting exhibition. The tragi c history recounts Richard III’s plots, murder of nephews, and usurpation.
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Yvondon
Sumner
Great Missengem
Buckinghamshire
Sotheby
Henry “Wy
Richard III
Clarence
Rte
Notice of Arch Setting in Elkhart County Indiana
Board of Commissioners of Elkhart County invites sealed bids at the Auditor's office until 2 pm Monday July 17 1905 for erection of stone arches in Washington township across Washinstar ditch and Sheep Creek and in Benton Township across Dry Run. Bids require bond and affidavit as required by law. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Indiana
Elkhart County
Board of Commissioners of
Auditor’s Office
Said County
Washington Township
Washinstar Township
Alea
Sheep Creek
Benton Township
Dry Run
Ste
Said
Local Notes from Bristol and Nearby
William Kantz of Elkhart moved on his farm north of Bristol. Jr. F. May visited from Elkhart. Large cherry shipments are made daily from this station. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Menges welcomed a daughter born last Friday. Floyd Moyer of South Bend visited several days. W Yomer Roth went to Jones, Michigan for a day. Upham Sample and family of Bikhert are visiting relatives. App. Mars visited his parents this week.
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William Kantz
Elkhart
Bristol
F. May
Bie
A. E
Menges
Floyd
Moyer
South Bend
Ywomer Roth
Jones, Mich
Bikhert
Prohibition Law Tightens Saloons Across Indiana
The Moore amendment to the Nicholson law has driven out or forced 100 plus saloons in two months. Remonstrances by voters, two year protections, and city controls closed eight Brazil saloons and two at Greencastle. Counties report many licenses denied, with several appeals and new dry districts forming. In hard times Anderson and Logansport see saloons leaving, while Indiana towns like Pike and Floyd report stark contrasts in liquor availability. Germany uses camels in Southwest Africa for transport across desert.
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Board of County Commissioners
Brazil
Greencastle
Columbus
Grant
Randolph County
Jackson County
Orange
Tipton
Delaware
Morgan
Greene
Allen and Pulaski
Adams, Blackford, Harrison, Johnson, Lagrange
Madison
White
Clinton
Fountain
Gibson
Howard
Lawrence
Posey
Ripley
Union
Wells
Anderson
Logansport
Tipnecanoe
Madison County
Pike County
Lagrange County
Wells County
Harrison
New Albany
Floyd County
Danville
Hendricks County
Orange County
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Henry
Oakland City
Bloomfield
North
Vernon
Summer bolero suit fashion for the chic vacation girl
The article outlines a chic linen bolero suit with sheer lace blouses, delicate ribbons, and tailored skirts. It notes Paris influence, pale blues and violets, wide Valenciennes lace, and elaborate hat trends, stressing immaculate styling and matching accessories for a summery, fashionable silhouette.
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Paris
Valenciennes
Rider Hageard’s Garden and Pekin Streetcar Protest
Rider Hageard runs his own head garden with three acres under cultivation and a staff of three. His property features six glass houses for prize orchids a well tended kitchen garden an orchard and two ponds with aquatic plants. He plans electric streetcar lines in Pekin prompting a large local protest by natives who claim the cars would harm the poor as many coolies are employed hauling passengers by hand in rickshaws or wheelbarrows.
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Rider Hageard
Wner
Avery
Rickyhaws
Ice Cream Social Planned by Osolo Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold an ice cream social at Weikel schoolhouse Saturday evening, July 1, inviting all. Local residents visited family, with Pearl Hilbish and Homer Roth guests of relatives in Bristol. Friends gathered to surprise Charles Replogle near Simonton lake, enjoying music games and treats. The remains of Mrs. Rachel Markel were buried at Zion church cemetery.
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Osolo News
Ladies’ Aid
Weikel School House
F. P. Curtis
Charles Replogle
Simonton
Lake
Rachel Markel
Zion Church Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers Across Briggsdale and Elkhart
Real estate transfers show Allen White selling a Briggsdale Elkhart lot to J W Fieldhouse for 1 dollar. J W Fieldhouse sells part of two lots in Elkhart to Florence Sears for 1 dollar. Christian Herr transfers 41 acres in Union to Benjamin Herr for 2800 dollars.
Kessington Items Covering Local Visits and Church Events
Dr. T B Swartz and wife of Chicago visited Mrs. Mary Ort last Wednesday. Harvely Boman of Elkhart visited Kessington friends. Mrs Cemantha Luse of Elkhart guests of Mrs Julia Ort. Children’s day at United Brethren church drew a large crowd with a fine program. Elder Fry of Detroit preached at Evangelical church. J Cormany returned from St Joseph visit. Wallace Shaffer recovering from illness. Services omitted due to United Brethren church repairs. Farmers cheer large hay and wheat crop prospects. John Cloud and wife of South Bend returned to their farm for summer.
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T.B. Swartz
Chicago
Mary Ort
D. W. Eby
Valparaiso
Ind
Harvely Boman
Elkhart
Kessington
Cemantha Luse
Julia Ort
United Brethren Church
Fry
Detroit
Mich
Evangelical Church
Bessie Weaver
Eva Luse
Bessie
Shirley Ross
J. Cormany
St. Joseph
Wallace Shaffer
John Cloud
South Bend
Record of a bountiful Clover Hay harvest in Indiana
In northern Indiana the harvest of clover hay is noted as the heaviest and most sap laden in history. The wet ground delays drying, requiring two to three days of roasting in the sun after vigorous stirring with forks and fedders. Acreage is large.
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Indiana
Coroner Records Tobacco Heart Cause in Carey Death
Coroner F N Dewey rules Charles F Carey died from paralysis of the heart attributed to cigarette addiction. Carey passed away Saturday while in the operating chair at Dr J A Snapp’s Goshen office, with the coroner noting the tobacco habit as the underlying factor.
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F. N. Dewey
Charles F. Carey
J. A. Snapp
Goshen
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