Pennsylvania Field Sports Today at League Park
More than one hundred contestants entered diverse events at the Pennsylvania field day, with about 100 prizes to be awarded. West shops and East shops were to meet in a morning game at Leaven park, amid large crowds, while afternoon events include sprints, relays, hammer and shot put, jumps, races for daughters and sons of members, bicycle races, and a horse race.
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Lafayette
Concordia College
Levene Park
Claude Yarnell
Pennsylvania
West
Miccu Witcher
Egesman
Bai
Rumary
Rett
Sohveen
Reid
W. Field
Huston
Fidelity
East Shovi
I. Neman
Barns
G. Nut
Fred Freldman
BP. Hilgemat
G. O'Rourke
Big Knitting Mills Game Set To Be A Fight To The End
An anticipated return game between Wayne Knitting Mills Textiles and Knitters, both factory teams, follows a 8 to 5 Knitters victory. The event drew over a thousand supporters, with Packard band, ice cream, and lemonade boosting morale as proceeds fund a departmental contest in Garrett.
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Wayne Knitting mi
Fred Ranke
Eal
Textiles
S. Mauthe
E. Amiener
A. Vaughn
F. Burr
C. Smith
I. Dinelin
C. Meyers
T. Eiwase
H. Sutton
Knitters
O. Lohse
J. Thompson
HB. Storer
A. Hawk
H. Beteler
of. Keetlinger
H Smith
Sherrie
Hitcher
Go Lauterburg
Ute
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Packard Band
Cme
Garrett
Lee
Insalata
Yergens Buggy Bow Business Sold
William C F Yergens manager of Williams Yergens & Son bugsy bow factory sells the business to Auto Bow company of Cleveland. The firm will merge with Louis Rassetter & Sons at Nelson and Wall streets under the Union Bow council. Yergens retains planing on Fulton street and will continue in barrel heads and excelsior. No equipment was sold.
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William C.F. Yergens
Williams Yergens & Son Bugsy Bow
Tmas
Auto Bow Company
Cleveland
Fort Wasner
Thery
Louis Rassetter & Sons
Nelson and
Wall Streets
Nine Inch Mill to Restart Monday Amid Heavy Demand
The nine inch mill at the rolling plant, idle this week, will start again Monday. Production will depend on incoming orders, as mills report a surge in demand. Workers hope for steady runs after a disappointing spell and prior strong outputs earlier last month.
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Mey
Amare
Are You a Good Housekeeper in Plain Terms
A fragmented 19th century kitchen note questions housekeeping skill. It notes selecting foods like bread and vegetables and mentions a common mother figure, a soap, and hints at judging purity and quality of food and tableware. The text blends anecdotes about measuring cake and soap with casual domestic tips.
Industrial Notes From Fort Wayne Shops Update
Industrial notes list multiple Fort Wayne area workers on vacation, traveling, or returning to duty across Wabash, Pennsylvanian, Nickel Plate, and Fort Wayne Electric Works. Several injuries are noted including a knocked knuckle, sprained ankle, and eye injury. Staff changes include resignations and new positions. field day closures and upcoming visits to Chicago and Pueblo.
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Distler
Wadesitt Havline
Frank Buhr
Malting Mills
Ovesigs
Louis Kinsel
Wabash Shepe
Bier
Paul Horstmeyer
Eecile
Decatur
EB .E. Greist
EB .E. Greist, Asvterant
Pennsylvania Machine Shop
Pittsburg
Walliam Hensel
Bass Slans
Machiolet RG
J. Gattnar
Wabash
Jack Foster
Wayne
Miltz
Chicago
Joseph Bowers
Saas
Kansas
Texas
Nickel Plaza
Frank Purnin
J. B. Byers
H.C. Misner
Her Brooks
Pennsylvania
Streom
William
Donald
Port Wayne
Sleetric
Frank H. Starkle
Brookville
A. S
Pennsylvanie
Gravertown
Broese Gleick
Rolling Mills
G. P. Groesch
C. L. Hepp
Danville
George Wood
Arc
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Ales
Pann
Sylvania
Wabash Mane
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Curford Bergman
Fortayne Electric Works
Hase
Brown Trucking Company
Henry W. Siebert
King Pennsylvania Conag House
Macrilns
Scholz
Powser Grays
Alocy
Hines
Cagey
Strader
Amons
Alma Seplling
Donne
Louise Vandenster
Gerace Birks
Gordin Lu ‘Dow
Welland Sulhert
Western Gas Constenetha
Henry Bruns
Charles Lorain
Wabash Wales Tristian Company
Wiliam Brandt
Noble Machine Warka
Ered Burtols
Warne
Stephen Tunmermann
Stephen Schallenberger
Zoran
Josept
Schalienberger
Hel Wheeler
Hooster Manufacturing Company
Knetop Sanitarium
Rome
Washington catcher catches offered $500 bet on monument drop
Washington avenue street and baseball catcher faced risk as a $500 wager hinged on dropping a ball from near the monument. Despite brisk wind and misfires, the ball finally landed in the catcher’s glove during an American League game in the city.
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Lecanss
Paerane
Kendallville College Girl Guest of Honor
Kendallville Indiana August 21 Miss Prudence Redmond Zade Geague Florence Wilin Henrietta Nimrander Ethel Crawford Gretchen Slivey hosted a leap year party for their male guests with music games a luncheon The event honored Helen Teal departing Monday for DePauw University wishing her success in college career and calling her the best of entertainers
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Kist News Bereny
Kendallvile
Ind
Prudence Redmond
Zade Geague
Florence Wilin
Henrietta Nimrander
Ethel Crawford
Gretchen Slivey
Helen Teal
DePauw University
Gertrude
Fauling
Genevieve
Hou
Tral
Colle Cireer
Black bass frog legs spring duck spring chicken Hof Brau
A compact listing from Hof Brau highlights offerings including black bass frog legs spring duck and spring chicken as featured menu items in a dining notice.
Baptists Plan Cottage and Building At Winona Lake
Prominent Baptists and many ministers met at Winona Lake during the annual Bible conference to organize a permanent association. They discussed fundraising and expect to spend about 3500 on a building and hotel at Winona Lake within the next year, with Methodists likely to follow the example set by the Westminster building.
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Kiet
Bers Bursey
Wingna Laer
Ing
United States
Winona Lake
Thal
Winona Laks
Pano
Westminster
White Pigeon Woman Victim of Robber Named Thief
By Elst News Bureau a White Pigeon young woman visiting in Nome of Alda Lukins of Silver Lake Miss Kate Blue of Walle Pheen had her King Openel stolen by an unknown thief who took $3 and fled Bert Boggess of Sammond, long sought for burglary near Silver Lake, was seen nearby at the robbery time and is believed to have taken the money. He has been traced to Chicago where officers await him.
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Elst
Susdr Lanwind
Ti Walle
Alda Lukins
Silver Lake
Kate Blue
Walle Pheen
Bert Boggess
Sammond
Sliver Lake
A. G. Regenas
Boggess
Chcagu
Called to Death Bed at Marion Soldiers Home
Mrs George Saner received two messages from Marion Soldiers' Home authorities calling her to the deathbed of her husband, Inmate Mr Saner, who had cancer of the tongue for months and was a Lew Dailey post GAR member. He is expected to die soon with Jeff Saner at noon to be with him in his final moments.
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Kist News Dureau
Bluftion
Ing
George Saner
Marion
Saner
Lew Dailey
GAR
Bits
Jeff
Dar
Buffalo Head Leads 11 Ranch Wild West Show Next Friday
Buffalo Head, aged seventy five, heads the 11 Ranch Wild West show and will perform next Friday. The article describes his belief in healing by dream power and ritual, using burning sweet scents, singing, rattling instruments, and skin scraping as part of a curing ceremony for illnesses the doctor attributes to evil spirits.
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Buffalo Head
Jali
Moral Side of Tariff and Its Monopolizing Potential
A conference paper argues that protective tariffs undermine equality before the law by imposing a tax on commerce that enriches a few at the public expense. It asserts tariffs foster economic monopolies, harm labor, raise costs for manufacturers, and distort fair competition, urging reformed taxation and open competition.
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Att Talon
Jordan
Letand
Stanford University
Ameri
al Uel
Tempe
Plrmouth
Srivets
Indus
Industria
Free booklet on new corey ignd to go on market by act of congress
Fragmented note describes a free booklet about a new corey ignd set for market release by congressional action. The text references observers and locations, with misspelled names and unclear details about authors or dates.
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Corey
Leather Trade Tariff Debate Reveals Injustice Claims
The New York Tejoung reports on a Protectionist tariff affecting hides and leather imports. Farmers and merchants argue the act harms domestic production while boosting government revenue, with critics noting unintended consequences for consumables and industry. The piece cites analysts questioning who benefits from the tariff and calls for clarity on free entry for hides.
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New York
Usley
Irowvill
United States
Tribune
Tribune Contin
Jewi
Myle
Swift
Tariff sophistries split Republican tariff views
A fragmented newspaper column surveys tariff arguments from Democratic and Republican papers. It highlights criticism of Taft tariff revisions, mentions calls to lower some rates while others should rise, and notes party splits over protection versus revenue. Details include a Cleveland trip and travel offer as side items.
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Moss
Tufe
Taft
le Man
New York World
Densaay
Escreme Bisl
Republic Party
Philadelphia Stecuré
Tad
Demigars
Benefth
Tariff Controversy on Materials and Manufacturing Costs
Analyzes protectionist tariffs impact on Pennsylvania iron and wood sectors, arguing tariffs raise costs for producers and consumers. Highlights steel, coal, and timber supply, noting Canadian imports and U.S. producers’ cost advantages, with figures on production and wages and calls for favorable policy.
For Sale Local Family Items and Miscellaneous Goods
For sale at 210 East Main Street, Blick item list includes a gentle item for family use, one iron and set of wares. Includes several tiny goods and household items offered for sale by a local seller in the community.
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