Warsaw Rural Route Carrier Sets New Record
War sa w rural carrier B C Cook, assigned to route 26 miles, covered 29 miles in two hours 15 minutes. He serves 112 patrons and, with two colleagues on motorcycles, regularly completes his route in about two and a half hours.
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Kist News Bnew
Warsaw
Ind
B. C
Cook
Ava
Ladies choose soap color now with Easy Task
For years only yellow soap was available but now Easy Task offers a white snowy alternative with no odor. It cleans clothes and works on shirts, undergarments, and overalls. Priced at a penny per cake for many shoppers.
Farmers Seek $5,000 for New Township Road
Residents of Montag township asked the county commissioners at Watana to order construction of a one mile road. Since the cost would be heavy for the township, a levy to pay for the improvement was proposed. The board is expected to dispose of the matter at this session.
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Sloney
Montag Township
Board of County Commissioners
Watana
Kosciusko
Evansville versus Fort Wayne basketball doubleheader announced
Evansville hosts Fort Wayne in a two game for one admission event. First game starts at 2 o clock with continuation to follow, showcasing local teams in a packed afternoon of matinee basketball.
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Evansvilla
Fort Wayne
Will Continue Fight For Babies In City Health War
City health officials led by Dr. H G Braggeman vow to persist in a milk temperature campaign tied to infant mortality. A Jamaican case jury deliberated three hours as city hall notes report Mayors and Wabash talks on track elevation and future dike plans alongside two new building permits for frame houses.
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John Brannhan
Nan
State Health Department
H. G. Braggeman
Board of Health
Ani
Ghail
Allen County Medical Society
Bruggeman
Hurty
State Board
Lee
Skelton
William Z. Hlosey
Lennom Brosius
Sehivaetz
Board of Works
Peru
J.sullivan
W.S. Danes
W. V. Stewart
Wabash Railroad
Fort Wayne
Gay Coterick
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Sevral
Laleside
William Gallmeier
Harmer Street
J. J. Hoffman
Clinton Street
Ito
Pharmacy alumni reunion planned at Tri-State College
Angolan news reports the second annual reunion and change in the pharmacy department at Tri-State College set for August 20. Alumni from across the country will attend, with plans for banquets, cottages, boat trips, and extended visits to celebrate the program’s growth and its graduates. President W J Tervillian is credited for organizing arrangements.
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Kist
Angola
Ind
Department of Pharmacy
Tri-State College
Atate Board of Examiners
Sherrard
Tlotel Henry
W.J. Tervillian
Monroeville Social News Highlights and Guests
Monroeville reports a busy social week with guests from Ashley Indiana Fort Wayne and Dayton visiting relatives and attending events. The Modern Womans Judge hosted a reception with performances and games. M. Niezer was elected president of the National Association at Cedar Point and celebrated as Monroeville’s first national president.
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Monroeville
Ing. Ang
Henry Krick
Andairs
Frank Hollen
Fort Waese
Isedie
Maver
Ashley
Ind
Miro White
Muchhs
Cato
Gina
Ohio
Beniger
Bowie
Garate
Will Toling
Orley Poling
Pearl Willardy
James Dora Thompson
Minnie Paxton
George Paxton
Elva Wolfcale
Magelo Pierce
Geraldine Texion
Viola Thompson
Velma Paxton
Crystal Wolfvale
Wanda Kasten
Velma Davidson
Bernice Poling
Ellery Poling
Eyelord Boling
Waldo Pating
Wille Poling
Carl Polling
Dale Thompson
Ernest Poling
Harry Davidson
Ra Voling
Ward Poling
Mark Savieu
John Brown
Fort Wayne
Plenia
Charles Battenberg
Indianapolis
Ave
Mr. Battenberg
H. M. .Ankey
Toledo
St. Paul
Maude Creason
J. A. Johnson
George Miller
Dayton
Mentzer
S.S. Hickman
Youngstown
Frank Salway
Barnhart Street
Nellie Mablin
Maples
McGovagle
John Purman
Addis A. Brown
Taw
Riddle, Clapham and Brown, Vinita, Oklo
William Hay
Celina
Myrtle Martin
Gov. Martin
Osxian
Our City
Kathryn Ireland
Maude Griffith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Niagara Falls
O.V. Riley
Nevada
Wondmen Iudge
Jodge Room
Atrs
Charles Krick
Bisle Allegar
Willa Friedline
Charles Raber
Fred Schaab
Rome City
Mar- Buekle Niewer
Friedline
John L. Friedline
C. Niezer
Cedar Point
Niezér
Meurerville
Farmer Sues Phone Company for 6000 Damages
Wiseman files suit in the Kosciusko circuit court at Warsaw against Wilmot Telephones Co alleging a loose wire caught the buggy top on June 1, causing the horse to run away and throw him, with injuries that kept him home for twenty days. The complaint seeks 5000 or 6000 dollars in damages.
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Kist News
Bareat Wilmot
Tod
Smitth Wiseman
Hag Begus
Hosciusko
Warsaw
Wilmot Telephones Company
Wiseman
Noble County Farmer Proposes Compromise in Tax Case
Noble county farmer Bilton Wolf offers to settle with the United States for 205.10 in a case over cigar production without proper permits. The compromise covers a 3100 fine in two cases and 30 cents per hundred tax on 3,000 cigars. Also noted is a wanted building suitable for a hotel or high class rooming house with cafe potential.
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United States
Bilton Wolf
Noble County
Wolf
Wight, Y
Care Journal-Gazette
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