Fort Wayne testimony backs Dean's Kidney Pills
Case after case from Fort Wayne residents endorses Dean's Kidney Pills. Alvin Mactay reports back pain and weakness eased after using the product, claiming complete relief with continued use. He bought a box at Meyer Bros. and notes no recurrence, urging others to use Dean's Kidney Pills as their remedy.
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Fort Wayne
Dow
Alvin Mactay
Burr and
Williams Streets
Fort Warne
Ind
Astriend
Dean
Ims
Meyer Bros. & A
Western Milburn Co
Suffalo
United States
Decatur Fertilizer Plant Change Hands in Decatur
Rist News Bureau reports Debra Faube of Continental has bought half of Willams Hurst’s interest in the Decatur fertilizer plant north of the town. Kel ver remains as partner and will help run the facility. New machinery and upgrades will be installed to modernize operations as Faube moves to relocate with his family.
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Rist
Decatur
Ind
Fraube
Continental
Willams Hurst
Decatur Fertilizer Manufacturing
Tsadore Kelver
Hurst
Faabe
Petition for Lakeside dike to sixteen feet wide at top
Practically all property owners of Subach sign a petition for the Lakeside levee project. The dike would run from Lake Avenue to the Maumee river, extend along the Maumee to the Lakeside bridge, and follow St. Joe river to Taws well avenue, sixteen feet wide at the top and three feet above high water. The proposal calls for earth and sand from the Maumee bed if possible, with stone wrap to prevent washing, and assesses costs to benefiting properties.
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Subach
Lakeside
Board of Public Works
Lerminus
Lake Avenue
Bitumes River
Maumee
Lakeside Bridge
St. Joe River
Tawswell Avenue
Maumoo
Walton Avenue
Columbu Street
St. Jou
Colanbra Street
St. Joe Boulevard
Parnell
New Civil Filings In Adams Circuit Court
Decatur Ind. Adams circuit court saw two partition cases filed today. The first case is John & Miller versus Emma Sipecta with Pruchte and Litterer as plaintiff attorneys. The second suit, Charles Rinehart versus Charles F. Rinehart as administrator, names Peterson and Moran as attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Kist
Decatur
Adams Circuit
John & Miller
Emma Sipecta
Pruchte & Litterer
Peterson & Moran
Charles Rinehart
Charles F. Rinehart
Witlam Rinehart
William H Niblick estate settled in Decatur Indiana
After a year and a half of litigation the William H Niblick estate was dismissed from the docket. Special Judge O Rourke approved the final report of administratrix Christina R Niblick and ordered distribution to her as widow and to Jesse G Niblick, the only heirs at law. Claims by B Woods as surviving partner were dismissed.
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Kist
Decatur
Ind
William H. Niblick
O'Rourke
Fort Wayne
Christina R. Niblick
Jesse G. Niblet
B. Woods
Duffy Pure Malt Whiskey Praised By Rockville Center Widow
A Rockville Center widow, age 64, credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey with curing headaches and nervous trouble that kept her awake. She began using the product after seeing an advertisement, reports ongoing improvement with no doctor visits since starting, and notes she now uses it mainly in the evening and at noon. The company promotes malt whiskey as a pure distillation and tonic, with a $1 bottle price and offered free medical booklets and advice via Dr. R Curran of Rochester New York.
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G. W. Rorer
Rockville Center
L. L
Duffy
Daffy
R. Curran
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Noted Claims Against Firms of Deceased Man Dismissed
Three claims totaling 2000, 73900, and 2009 dollars and a suit for replevin of bonds in 36000 were compromised that week. All were dismissed from the docket today under Judge Macy of Winchester who acted as special judge.
Decatur Building Association elects new officers
Decatur Indiana April 14 stockholders of the German Building Loan Fund and Savings association elected new officers and board of managers for the coming year Christen president Lehler secretary S niblick treasurer and a long list of directors. An auditing committee H M Heller and E X Ehinger were named. Union Center Singing Society to give a concert April 18 at North Union church under director Hyatt with 20 cent admission.
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Kist
Decatur
Ind
German Building Loan Fund and Savings Association
Christen
F. M. Lehler
Niblick
Treas
W ‘Board of Mannagers
G. Christen
Ar Kirsch
P.M. Schirmeyer
James P. Haefling
North Union Church
H Hyatt
Decatur Minor News Highlights Local Events
Decatur Indiana reports attorney John C Graves from Warsaw on Niblick estate matters. Local residents receive invitations to the sixty fourth annual commencement of the Electric Medical Institute in Cincinnati on April 29. Notable items include a Fort Wayne wedding, a notary public appointment, a county charity board representative to a national meeting in Richmond, four confirmands at Zion German Lutheran church, a boy receiving a donkey via Wells Fargo, and Lent sermons to be preached by Rev Hessert.
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Decatur
Ind
John C. Graves
Warsaw
Niblick
Eelectic Medical Institute
Cincinnati
Mark Moran
Thomas
John C. Moran
Page Blackburn
Earl and
Paul
Fort Wayne
Misa Alice Fairfield
Frank Edward Davis
Albany
Hella Avenue
Bessie Wherry
County Recorder’s Office
Adams County Board of Charities
Lower
Richmond
Zion German Lutheran Church
J. H. Hlausing
Robert Waugh
Charles Rodenbeck
Esther Heckman
Martha Gotsch
Winfield Maddy
Us Vegas
Wwolls-Fargo Express
West
Foster
Warsaw News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Visits
April 14 Warsaw items show Clerk Snyder and Harry Fletcher from Pierceton back from a fifteen day trip to Nebraska. Ethel Houche of Pierceton returns to school after measles. Visitors include Mrs Teachout, Mrs Arnold, and Hattie Frazer from Warsaw in South Bend. Freight traffic on Bis Four rail heavy for season. Pennsylvania detectives remain in Warsaw on a quiet case.
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Warsaw
Ind
Clerk Snyder
Harry Fletcher
Pierceton
Nebraska
Ethel Houche
Susan Teachout
Nellie Arnold
Hattie Frazer
South Bend
W. Keiser
Mishawaka
Hart Brown
Leesburg
Giuen
Carl Cluen
Claypool
Robert Haines
Charles Tucker
Chauncey
William Isenbarger
Lebanon
F. Long
Payne
J. F. Long
Pennsylvania
Remedy for rough red hands from soap use
An article advises women to stop using yellow resin soaps and switch to Bass Task scan white soap to improve the look of their hands within a week, noting rough, red hands are a common embarrassment for those who do their own work.
Trouble arranging schedules harms Indiana high school baseball
In northern Indiana many schools in the State High School Athletic Association face scheduling troubles as some schools refuse to organize teams or threaten to break away. The rules are blamed for lowering athletics standards and forcing games with academy or institute squads excluded from the association. Columbia City and others have reached out for nonmember games with Winona academy and Winona Agricultural Institute.
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Eg Kist Sexus Bureau
Warsaw
Ind
Indiana
5Veral
Association
Columbia City Wich Echgol
Wish
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