Howe News Briefs From Orland And Surroundings
April began with visits and family news in Orland and nearby towns. Residents include Mrs Goodrich in Elkhart and Raymond S Moore from Kalamazoo visiting. Jack Wade stays with Maya relatives. Parker family from Auburn plans a jewelry store in Chiaro. Hobert Pfennig to graduate in Grand Rapids. village Fair school resumes after a ten day break.
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A. Kirahali
Orla
Durand
Goodrich
Elkhart
Raymond S. Moore
Kalamazoo
Cms
Jack Wade
George Hodgg
Parker
Auburn
Wiams House
Chio
Stra
Daniel Pfenning
Grand Rapids
rHobert Pfenning
Veterinary College
Pfenning
Orland
Loyd Willard
Frances
John Hardiman
Chas. May
Tanth
Red Ker
Mms
Joe May
Mon- Sey
Ed Key
Dutt
Lagrange
Ll. E, van Buskiit
Melancholy farmer's suicide near Nappanee shocks community
A 40-year-old farmer named Vernon Stoutenour, afflicted by melancholia, committed suicide Monday by shooting himself in the head. His body was found in his barn on a local farm near Nappanee by a relative. He had suffered mental illness for years and leaves a widow, two children and two sisters.
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Ind
Vernon Stautensur
Reed
Nappanee
Stoutenour
New Tariff Bill Promises Help to Poor Critics Call It Injustice
Fresh meats milk dairy products and a long list of goods appear in the tariff section alongside a bold outline of tax rules. The income tax features a stepped rate from 1 percent on income over 4000 up to 20000, then higher rates for larger sums, with exemptions for President Wilson and various groups. Corporations and foreigners in the U S are taxed, while bonds carry exemptions and enforcement powers are described.
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Wilson
United States
G. W. R Wallace
Counse
Chicago Coustoms House
Underwood
Lincoln Park
Trultererg
Tricola Park
Cleveland
Ale Abliyta
Lannter
Sanisay Miliiens
Cost to Consumer Cut and Poor Man Aided by Tariff
Tariff expert argues the new rates reduce consumer costs for essentials. Food duties drop notably with wheat, cheese, and meat products easing prices. Wool on the free list shifts benefit to poorer buyers, while overall rate cuts raise quality goods and sustain government revenue.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Quick Renewal
If you feel languid tired and out of sorts with a bad taste in your mouth Hood's Sarsaparilla is pitched as the quick remedy. The ad urges prudence and to get a bottle today to restore vitality.
Sound finance and tariff shift viewed by trade expert
A Chicago Examiner analysis argues sound finance and fair industry health will not falter under the proposed tariff schedule. It discusses how value and weight based duties may shift prices, competition with Europe, and potential effects on agriculture, iron, wool, sugar, and transportation costs. The piece notes possible income tax compensation and questions equity in tax burden.
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Buerslaner
Chicago
Congress
Bell
United States
Siim
Cardus Medicine Promises Relief for Women’s Ailments
A caller cites Cardus as a reliable remedy, claiming it has aided thousands of women for over fifty years. The ad asserts the product is made from harrabees and vegetable ingredients and invites readers to try a trial to be convinced of its benefits.
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Sare
Cardus
Yan
Court News Highlights Guilty Pleas and Divorces
George F Jearger pled guilty to petit larceny and received a sixty day jail term. Joseph Kosinski and Elijah Davis faced charges with sentences of thirty days in jail and fines. Louis J Treuchel was sentenced to sixty days with suspension on good behavior for embezzling cigars from Randall hotel. Nevada Manning granted divorce with custody and child support set at twelve dollars monthly. Ruth Taylor granted divorce from William Taylor with custody and weekly child support of one dollar eighty cents. Several cases involve entering a house with felonious intent and ongoing hearings.
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George F. Jearger
Randall Hotel
Nevada Manning
Mack Alaming
Ruth Taylor
William Taylor
J. W. McCausland
William Read
Guy Wootton
Annie Warren
John B. Warren
John B
William Fruchtenicht
Nella Trisch
David I. Trisch
Marriage Licensan and Related Names
Two marriage licenses listed: Joseph J. Ringwalt and Mary Ta Stauler. Wilki J. Nehe and Mabel Reinwalde. The notice records a clerical summary of nuptial registrations with names and partners. No dates or places provided in readable text.
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Joseph J.’ Ringwalt
Mary Ta
Stauler
Wilki J. Nehe
Mabel Reinwalde
Kosciusko Sheriff Confined With Severe Illness
Kosciusko County Sheriff Charles A. Kintzel has been home ill for days with a severe attack of rheumatism. Deputy Sheriff O G Smith holds the office during his illness and runs departmental affairs.
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Varsaty
Ind
Charles A. Kintzel
Kosciusko County
PL Smith
Mr. Kintzel
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