New Hospital at Plymouth Ind Organizing with 100000 Capital
Plymouth Indiana readies a modern hospital and sanitarium with a $100000 capital. The project, organized Wednesday by T A Barron M D Lewis Ware N B Arpinall and W A Daytor with Leo Bissell as part of the board, plans a concrete brick front building for seventy five patients plus a surgical ward. The Barton sanitarium site on Michigan Street will be partly used, and construction bids to be opened in January with occupancy aimed within six months. Three railroads meet at Plymouth making the location ideal for a central hospital and the promotion has strong local support and a dedicated medical staff led by Drs Borton and Aspinall who have long treated addiction cases.
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T A. Barron
M. D
Plymouth
J. A. Ware
Fort Wayne
N- B. Arpinall
W. A. Daytor
Leo Bissell
Lebanon
Bny
Barton Sanitarium
Michigan Street
Ralph M. Snyder
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Fort Warne
Borton
Aspinall
Medical Stat
Randall Speaks on Canal Wealth and Trade Routes
The speaker argues for a vast trunk line waterway from Atlantic to Midwest, urging large scale Erie Michigan canal projects to outpace Canada’s waterways. He warns the U S must expand internal commerce routes, noting New York’s gains as an ocean port and the strategic value of western rivers and canals.
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Michigan and Erie Canal
Fanama Canal
Pamama
Raumeree
Fish and Frog Legs for Dinner at Hof Brau Today
The Hof Brau advertises dinner from 11 to 2 p m featuring fish and frog legs at 25 cents. In Richland township on December 1 voters will decide on a school building plan. The township, now with six usable buildings, may close or rebuild, transferring pupils to Clarina or repairing current structures. Trustee George Shaffer presents the issue for voter consideration.
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Bs Bureau
Atiburn
Richland Township
Marge
Clarina
Iland
Ll'prustee
George Shaffer Buy
New Road Law Prompted by Indiana Supreme Court Ruling
In Muncie Indiana Delaware Circuit Judge Leffler ordered County Treasurer to pay 17064.49 to George W Meefray of Indianapolis for a contracted brick highway on Walnut Street South from city center toward the township line. The road remained incomplete when the state supreme court declared the three mile road law unconstitutional. The case centers on whether funds from bond sales and other money tied to the invalidation may lawfully be used to pay for unfinished road work.
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Muncie
Ind
Indiana
Supreme Court
Joseph G. Leffler
Delaware Circuit Court
Clark
George W. Me
Fray
Indianapolis
Walnut Street
Insurance embezzler flees Auburn agent leaves family
Auburn Indiana November 5 Charles W LaRue a Home Accident and Health Insurance Company agent vanished with several hundred dollars from the firm, leaving wife and three children in distress. He is said to have disposed of company notes and issued worthless checks. A sheriff’s pursuit is underway.
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Kist
Auburn
Ind
Charles W. LaRue
Home Accident and Health Insurance Coute
South Bend
Buffalo Bank
Angola
Home Company
Thomas
Bee the new wide tim Hats at the Pastoreon-Fiatcher store
Hyer S000 Overceas ant Ralpcoats, for your insnecetion, PORTER RAGS FLETCHER C1, Want ads in the Journal Gazette are only Yoo a word.
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Pastoreon-Fiatcher
Hyer
Porter Rags Fletcher
Journal Gazette
Dr Collett's New Wife Linked To Sensitive Divorce Case
Reports from Albus Indiana indicate Dr Collett, formerly married to Margaret Ford, has remarried at St Marys Ohio where he now resides. The divorce suit over custody of their two children, tried last summer in Ta Kals court, drew sensational attention with the new Mrs Collett serving as principal witness for the plaintiff, shaping public opinion unfavorably.
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Kist
Albus
Ind
Collett
Margaret
Ford
St. Marys
Hay and Grain Dealers Plan Banquet Forming Northeastern Indiana Association
A Northeastern Indiana hay and grain producers and shippers association votes to require written purchase memorandums. Thomas P. Riddle named secretary treasurer to issue forms and lists. Banquet on December 14 at Wayne hotel to enroll members and finalize the organization.
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Siippers
Indiana
Gondly Memkey
Mies
Wayne Hotel
Maurice Nelzer
Riddle
Northeastern Indiana Hay and Grain Dealers’ Association
Bluffton News Briefs On Rail Lines Deaths And Meetings
Bluffton residents await the arrival of the new G and C line with talk of a union passenger and freight station. Stella Varger dies of tuberculosis at her Poneta home. Henry Belitz dies in Maples nd. Mass case against Cleveland bond disposer Lesh of Huntington begins. Masons lodge in Huntington calls meeting. 31 candidates initiated. Ashley & Sons relocate to Shoaff building rooms 420-421. Journal-Gazette Want Ad.
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Ashley & Sons
Collett
Shoaff Building
Berry Street
Stella Varger
Frank Yardied
Poneta Monn
Nashand
Roxle
White
Henry Belitz
Maples
Railroad
Cleveland
Lesh
Huntington
Sase
Tirty Meebers
Lodge of Mactahees
Berry i Street
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