Leimaue Company Found Guilty in Health Code Case
Health authorities lauded a court ruling finding Leimaue Packing Co. 7100 guilty of operating a packing business without a license. Judge Skelton imposed a fine after health inspectors deemed the shop unclean. Defendant vows appeal to circuit court as the case drags on.
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Erwin
Circuit Court
Skelton
Liekauf Packing Company
Ileanse-in
Board of Health
George Gillie
Buchman
Lefkav
Charles Bremer
Schiaudroft
Hair Restoration Claim Promises from Parisian Sage
An advice piece extols Parisian Sage hair grower sold by Meyer Bros Co claiming to stop hair loss cure dandruff and itchy scalp within two weeks. It urges immediate purchase, notes a money back guarantee and praises sage's cooling antiseptic benefits for the scalp.
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Meyer Bros. Co
Express
Girdux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Fraternities Still Fight High School Restriction
A local high school shows ongoing tension with state limits on secret societies as the Hapga Alpha Phi hosts a private gathering at member Fred Hotham's home. Donal d Genessen from Mr FL. Junes is initiated, raising questions about school punishment for hidden fraternities and whether any group will dissolve under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapga Alpha Phi
Fred Hotham
Donald Genessen
FL. Junes
Homer Higheer
Presidency Elected At Indiana Beta Phi Sigma Meet
Carl Hanston of Marion was elected national president of the Beta Phi Sigma fraternity at the Marion convention closing session in Muncie Indiana. He defeated Paul Hains of Elwood and Herbert Zur Muhlen of Fort Wayne for the post as others were named to officers and the gathering adjourned after committee reports. The session ends with a social event tonight at the Commercial Club hall as Patterson Fletcher Co advertises Admiral Coffee.
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Muncie
Ind
Carl Cj Honaton
Marion
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Houston
Paul Hains
Elwood
Herbert Zur Muhlen
Fort Wayne
Sesson
Carl ©. Hanston
Tease Black
Alderson
Nerr McKillip
Mumele
Kenneth Yarnell
Walush
Keaper
Roll
Emmet la Rue
Rensselaer
J. Mackie Bell
Elkhart
Allen Messick
Murtons Brand
Elewut
Wabard
Mosi
Fall fashion drift and social whirl in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne a fall fashion surge drives mothers and daughters to shops for gowns, silks, and trunks of fabric as they prepare for balls and social events. The piece notes a shift toward education for daughters, while detailing golf club gatherings, garden parties, bridge games, and visits among local families, with mentions of Mrs. J. H. Gilpin and Miss Clara Watt among others, and a guest list including Miss Georgiana Bond and Mr. Earl Calkins.
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Fort Wayne
Genuine Mexican Chili Can game to-night at Dick's Buffet
SITV NEWS reports a local sport evening at Dick's Buffet featuring Genuine Mexican Chili Can. Rev. 3. FP. Vichert returns from vacation to preach at Baytiat church Sunday. Nickel Plate adds 40 watchmen on Fulton street crossing to midnight for Feptestina crowds. Knights of Columbus dance at Robison park draws large attendance. Fire damages rear of Mr. Fred Fueling’s Eliza street home but cost capped under $5.00. Mrs. RB Wheeler returns from Hneipp sanitarium in Rome. Mr. Wheeler to stay an extra week. George Pound and Ralph Keplinger depart in 2 Buick for Kalimarca, Mich., for Barney Cidfield races. Mrs. Pound follows to attend. Gas lines set on Lafayette, Madison, Staphter, Broadway, Crom Park View. Miss Jemtie Lehman and Miss Alice Habacker travel to New York to source Lehman Book line of bric-a-brac and novelties for Christmas trade. Fran Poyser arrested near Poten station. Captain Kelley seeks warrant for failure to provide for child. Christ Smith picked up on a warrant. wife accuses assault and battery. Rolling mills run at 30–70% capacity, improving versus prior week. four mills near full output. A motor party to Rome City, Thursday, suffers a wheel detachment in a pothole. Charles Read and others present.
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Vichert
Fey
Baytiat
Nickel Plate
Fulton Street
Bachelor Bays
Knights of Columbus
Robison Park
Fred
Eliza Street
RB. Wheeler
Hneipp Sanitarium
Rome
Wheeler
George Pound
Ralph Keplinger
Kalimarca
Mich
Pound
Lafayette
Lewis
Fran Poyser
Poten
Kelley
Christ Smith
Dr. Caden
Mathute
Charles E. Read
W Genke
W. S. Sponhaver
H. G. Keafan
G W. Bixlex
A Parmele
J L. Scott
Unconscious MM Smith Found After Incident at Woodworth
MM Smith, vice president and general manager of the Southey Mitler Railway, was found unconscious in a Woodworth storage building. He was rushed to Epworth hospital after a collapse marked by tramatic symptoms, with physicians tending through the night as condition improved by morning.
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Somnt
Rend
Mma
J. Wey Smith
Southey Mitler Railay Company
Thronghout Nertisrn
Indiana
Woodworth Storge
Epworth
Smith
Acpallreoman
Fragmented Entry From Old Railway Narrative
A garbled historical note references a railway system, a naval manager, and a transition or sale to an entity described as Mur He Wissour. The text mentions Pathan and many years, implying a long tenure or changeover within a colonial or imperial railway context. Specific names and places are unclear due to OCR damage.
Fort Wayne Business College Ad Seeks Fall Term
Fall Term opens on Tuesday September 1 at Fort Wayne Business College located at 817 819 Calhoun Street. Day and evening sessions offered with individual instruction and reasonable rates. For details call 2020.
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Fort . Wayne
Friends General Conference meeting in Ar-saw Indiana
A Friends General Conference gathering in Arsa w Indiana drew participants including Herbert Worth of Westchester Pa and Wilbur of Swarton Pa. The conference split into local philanthropic day schools and young friends groups with delegates arriving from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Arsaw
Ind
Friends’ General Conference
Lake
Herbert Worth
Westeffester
Ao Rawson
New York City
Anyon
Wilbur
Swart
Baltimore
Pittaburg
Philadelphis
Wood for sale by Perrine Armstrung Co
Home Bell Country wood for sale while it lasts at 2 dollars per single cord. Dry mill slab also 2 dollars per single. Delivery offered to any part.
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Perrine- Armstrong CO
Ex Senator Hill to Enter Democrat Campaign
Former Democratic state leader Hill plans to join the Democratic campaign effort in Sew York as Norman Chatman backs away from rope-tenday ties. He told Mr. Mackvir he would work to support the party and boost campaign sales.
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Senator Hill
Bixvid
Bill
Fndo
Norman
Aviva
Mackvir
Political loyalties shift amid Bryan and Kern support
Mr Hill declined to discuss the political situation with newspaper men but indicated his stance toward the democratic ticket to Din Mack. Mr Mack stated he supported the Asket and would aid Bryan’s election, with Hill ready to advise. Mack noted eastern headquarters had not yet been selected.
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Paisn
Bryan
Kern
Hill
Din Mack
R. Hin
Mack
Bryans
Bill McDonald to Hunt With Roosevelt
Fort Worth Texas reports that Captain William J Bull McDonald former Texas Ranger and linked to Brownsville investigations will accompany President Roosevelt on a hunting expedition to Arlington. The announcement describes McDonald as smiling at the invitation and notes his notoriety for the Brownsville affair and recent activities as a rancher.
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Fort Worth
Tex
William J
Bull) McDonald
Texas
Brownsville
Bygeet
Winamac Holds Fratennial Education Day
In Winamac Indiana on August 2 crowds exceed ten thousand gathered for a biennial education day event described as part of a fraternal observance, with activities scheduled every four years.
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Winamac
Ind
County education feature canceled by candidate absence
In a county education feature the planned speeches by Candidates Watyoon and Netshall were to occur. Mr Watson missed a train in Chicago, while Mr Marshall spoke to the crowd. The text also notes the Sheffer family reunion in St. Joe, Indiana hosted by Dr B. Sheffer and wife, with W. E. Sheffer and family.
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Wat- Yoon
Netshall
Watson
Chicago
Marshall
Angola
W. EH. Sheffer
Fam
R. Waldo Sheffer
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R. Koerber
Treneley & Koerber
Department of Ophthalmologs
McCormick Neurological College
Prairie Avenue
Chisuan
Dick’s 'S
SITV
MM. Smith
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Frank Dry Goods CO
the Frank: Dry Goods CO
Prass & Reed CO
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