Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Cure
Sufferers asked to try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they digest all foods without stomach work. The ad asserts tablets digest 3 000 grains of food and promise relief from eructations, bloating, heartburn, indigestion, and dyspepsia. Sample package offered free by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Bloch
Stuart
Dieta
Eny Drig
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bids
Marshall, Mica
Columbia City Banks Elect Officers
Columbia City banks elect officers and directors. Henry McLphen and Franklin Foust remain at the head of the institutions. The First National Bank reveals its slate of directors with roles for president and cashier and other officers.
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Columbia City
Henry McLphen
Franklin Foust
Columbia City Plans New Street Paving Program
Columbia City will pave Main and Market streets with plans prepared by County Surveyor D V Walter. The council approved drawings and specifications, with Main Street paving from North Street to the Pennsylvania tracks and Market Street twenty six feet wide. Assessments may be paid in ten annual installments at 6 percent interest. A hearing on objections is set for January 28. Councilman August Erdman presided in Mayor Harrison’s absence.
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Columbia City
Indl
Jeu
D. Va. Walter
Mareket Street
Main Street
Suest
Alte
Worth
Dale Street
Wailroad Market
August Erdman
Harrison
Richardson Families Have Annual Eat Up Event
Angolan Jan 14 The Richardson families of the area hold a yearly social day with a large sand dinner at Oak Bluff hotel on Urenked lake. About fifty attendees enjoyed hospitality. valued guests included Mrs Petersicher and family. Valley Line motor car transported the group there and back. The gathering, postponed from Sunday due to bad weather, occurred Monday.
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Angola
Richardson
Richaardsons
Aie
Petersicher
Urenked
Deine End Igelanives
Perlook
Uta Hospitaliey
Lely
Valley Line
Former Kendallville Residents Move to Texas
Kendallville, Ind. dispatch notes former locals now in Texas. Ind Mes. TW. B Parker, once of Ardmore Ola, relocated to Nocona and will reside at the Tustin home on Pine street. Parker, a noted newspaper man, has joined the Neesna News staff and will stay permanently. Tom Parker, son of the late Scilor Parker, long edited the Kendallville News.
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Kendallville
Ind
Neesna
Tex
Parker
Ardmore
Ola
Nocona
Pine Street
Mt. Parker
Tom” Parker
Scilor
Endallsius News
Kla, Hora
Noble County Ladies Have Prosperous Society
Kendallville Ind Jan 3 The Ladies Aid society of the Wayne Center Methodist Episcopal held its last meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Ephremy Aeror about four miles northeast of the city. Officers are Mrs J E Longyear President Mrs C L Bower and Mrs A Hill Vice Presidents Mrs WH Hill Secretary and Mrs Eph e Aletor Treasurer. The society has done much good the past year and 38 in prosperous condition.
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Kendallville
Ind
Ladies’ Aid Satiety
Wayne Center
WH. Hill
Ephe Aletor
Conditton
Columba City Meat Market Moves West to New Building
Muzver Bros, proprietors of the East End meat market in Columbia City, plan to move one square west of Brant and Inland. They will lease space in the Oteyer Bros building, have received several offers, and note the site has long housed a meat market under various owners.
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Columbia City
Tad
Dar
Muzver Bros
East End
Brant
Inland Anne
Oteyer Bros
Tpy
Meyer Bros
Presbyterian Review Guests Attend Sewing Circle
In Ligonis a Indiana on January W the Presbyterian Review and her husband were entertained at their home by Mr. and Mrs Frank Woo. Guests were engaged in pleasant conversation and a light ride with a picnic in the air.
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Ligonisa
Ind
Presbyterian Review
Limia
Mir
Prank Woo
Lim
Directors and Officers of Fiske Co Re-Elect
Cherubusco Ind January 14 The Fiske Manufacturing company re elected the board of directors and officers. Val Brown is president with S F Ort Virgil Geiger Jess H B E Gandy and Leo Isa x as directors. The company enters its 61st year with favorable output and no scarcity of orders.
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Fiske CO
Joint Installation At Hamilton Post And Auxiliaries
Hamilton Ind Jan 14 G 42 post and Woitan's Neiet Cams installed officers at a Saturday hall meeting. Officers include Commander Nicholas Bonet senior vice Eli Johnson and others. A supper followed. Pythian Sisters and relief corps also held installations and a kitchen shower occurred. Married couple Cas Dirrim and Laura Kepler wed by J S Cain amid community congratulations and plans for all day Methodist service next Sunday with a devotional service and program.
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Hamilton
Ind
Woitan
Lewis _Griffith
W. RB. c
Te Relief Corps
Nicholas Bonet
Eli Johnson
Isaac Firestone
FLD
Oberlin
Hiram Shyed
George H. Casper
B. ¥. Griffith
R. J. Reiner
Jacob Rummel
William
Adam Richey
Isaac Pire- Thie W. KC
Lucy Dirrim
Susie Lemmon
Vine - Sweet
Mary Griffith
Laveretta
Louiss Renner
Slout
Guar Cassie Gipe
Johnson
Bettie
Friggay
Sarat’ Dirrim
P_C
Mamie Schovtile
ME. C
Susie
Jana Greenwood
Thomas Busser
N. Chrow
Favan
Elks rooms examined for gambling in ASAW Inds
Marshal Garner forlay searched the Elks lodge rooms in ASAW Indiana finding no gambling evidence. Today affidavits were drawn against ten Warsaw men including several prominent locals and a $100 pre city official.
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Asaw
Inds
Williamr Garner Forlay
Elks
Warsaw
Ligonier Bowling Club Contest at Rue
Ligonier Ind January 14 Two members of the Ligonier Bowling Club competed at a contest at the bowling alley Raondi. Mr Ashton Sedgwich president of Wie club and Mrs S J Simami secretary treasurer. Mr Harry Gramm and Br A J A Williams chosen captains of the two contingents, the forner side winning the prize. An elegant dinner was served and all enjoyed a bright evening.
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Ligonier
Ind
Ligorice
Raondi
Aahton Sedgwich
Wie
S. J. Simami
Harry Gramm
A J. A Williams
Fornéra
Home Telephone Girls Enjoy Sleigh Ride
Community event in Warsaw features the Home Telephone Girls hosting a sleigh ride at the Inn. Mr and Mrs George Rimmel welcome guests for an evening of games conversation and a fine supper. Local chatter notes a gathering preceded by social activity and a later course of refreshments.
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Srendallvine
George Rimmel
Tragic Deaths Reported In Indiana Medical Story
A brief obituary note reports the death of Miss Stronibeck age unknown in Nome Whastre Indiana from appendicitis complications following an operation. She had been recovering but grew worse and died at home.
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Nome Whastre
Fe Singh
Tavthor Stronibrek
Misa Stronibeck
Lagrange Knights of Pythias Entertain Night
Lagrange Indiana hosts a large initiation by the Knights of Pythias with Angola lodge members arriving by special train. The Angola team performed superbly in a well attended program featuring an orchestra led by Perry Fields and praised for its music. Light refreshments followed and the gathering closed with social time.
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Grange
Perry Fields
John Haglind
Ross Rowe
L. Wher
Cornet
Harry Skeer
Ywinter
Meeting of Methodist Conference in Angola Ind
The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church met in Angola with Elder Wade presiding. Attendance was large and the session featured welcoming reports, a thriving church condition, and renewal of the pastor’s term. Carrie Brown and E. Putton retired from active steward duties after nearly 25 years.
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Angola
Ind
Wesley W. Uhl
Mo’ Crory
H. Thomas
T. E.purintén
EB Kratz
A. Votter
Fensler
Maker
G N
Godley
Jacob Baker
Willam
Maxfieta
G. W. DeLaney
Della Noyes
Viola Thomas
Claude Douglass
J. Wesley Allen
A. M. al Miller
BE. Kratz
Eyeworth League
Paul Bachelor
Jensus
Sherman
W. F. M. Society
Daura Powell
Lailes
Aid’ Soety
Belle Blaney
Ermentus
Broya
Pyriton
Examinations Planned for Lagrange County Teachers
Dator sets dates for spring term teacher examinations in Lagrange County. The common school exam will be January 25 at Lagrange High School, covering common and high school subjects. March primary tests follow, with spring drawing and music assessments to be arranged later. Examinations will be monthly between January and August, expected to attract many teachers.
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Lagrange
Ind
Lagrange High School
Dabuati
Engagement announced in Warsaw area notices
An engagement is announced for Jen sin Tinker and Craig Mins Baker. The notice lists addresses and school connections, noting Mr. Craig as supervising architecture. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Warsaw
Jensin Tinker
Wareany
Smacry
Ramet A. Graig
Terre Barin
Townships subsidize St Joseph Valley Railway
Two Steuben county townships in LaGrange Indiana apportioned subsidies totaling 22750 dollars last week Pleasant township contributed 17500 and Milernie township sent 5200 dollars. In Sang Indiana the Detroit street novelty store moved into the Lagranze Mitten and Glove building.
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ST. Joseph Valley Railway
Lagrange
Ind
Steuben County
Joseph Valley
Milernie Township
Detroit Street
Lagranze Mitten
Glove Vonpathy
Noble County Farmer Becomes Salesman
LEL Ind. January W-1 formerly of Fairfield now living at 720 East Mitchell Street has taken two positions with North & Co. the hardware firm. He will install hardware farmers use and will work to prove himself a valuable acquisition to his employers.
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Lel Ind
Fairfield Goonsig
Mitchell Street
Co. North & Co
Wilkes
Columbia City Objects to Pennsy Train Service
Columbia City Indiana residents oppose Pennsylvania Railroad schedule changes that cut passenger service. At Monday's council meeting and upcoming Commercial Club session, officials seek restoration of the east bound morning stop and two through trains that now bypass the town.
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Columbia City
Columbia Cit
Ind
Pennnsylvenic Railroad Company
Ragtore
Snoberger Dead at St Anthony's Hospital in Fork Wayne
Jan 14. T Snoberger dies at 11 after operation at St Anthony's hospital in Fork Wayne. Remains sent to Silver Lake for burial by Nickel Plate train No 2. A Forty-seventh Ohio regiment member, LO. F. and G A R post member, with Odd Fellows aiding burial. Death blamed on a blood clot after a near recovery in hospital. Other hospital updates note Lester Rowland improving at Hope hospital and various convalescents encouraged by visitors.
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Silver
Lake
Tad
T. Snoberger
St Anthony's Naspttel
Fork
Wayne
Ward
Silver Lake
Forty-seventh Regiment
Ohio
F.ires
G A. R Post
Gus
Lester Rowland
Hope Hospital
George Bouse
Andy Parker
George Leckrone
The
Hope
Ris
JE. Ball
Claypeal
Hall
Lectures by Japanese Lecturer III Ended by Illness
News from Columbia City and Kendallville Indiana recounts Shinto Ohmi a Columbia City High School graduate canceling engagements after an attack of lagripp due to illness though his lectures on Japan have pleased audiences in surrounding towns. Also noted is Township Trustee Y A Hill of Wayne town ship traveling to Indianapolis for a state convention with a delegation and a brief obituary for Robert Rhea of Noble County who died of pneumonia at age seventy four leaving a widow and three children.
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Columbia City
Shinto Ohmi
Dunkirk
Kendallville
Ind
Robert Rhea
S O'Clock
Pneutonia
Rhea
Ligonier
Walter
John
RJ. Clark
Miiwreukes
Wis
Jinvenet
High Grade poultry shipped from Kendallville for exhibit
Kendallville producer Rex S. W Smith shipped a coop of Cornish Indian broiler fowls to Owosso Mich for the American Poultry Association show in Chicago. Smith, a noted poultry raiser, aims to strengthen his exhibit with quality birds. A fire at Mentone studio nearly consumed the wooden row but was stopped by prompt action, causing only minor damage.
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Kendallville
Rex
S. W Smith
Kendallvile
William Sawyer
Owosso
Mich
American Poultry Association
Chicago
Smith
Mentong
Will Exchange Places In Claypool Area
Sihnen Shuits who bought Ye Yeenlinger farm plans to move 12 Tee] Thompson home to care for his wife’s mother. Waller Vance rents the Shultz farm and the change will occur next week. Mrs. Frank Storms awaits word from her husband in a glass factory job three months away. Laura Smith aged three years dies at Benlah church.
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Claypool
Ind
Sihnen Shuits
Thin Place
Tee
Meatong
San
Frank Storms
Tiniand
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Meigs
Chas. A. Meigs
Optician
Calhoun Street
Washington Bout
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E. B. Robinson
Prop
SPY Run Coal CO
Dleke
Spy Fun Ajvenut
Golensta City
National
Coloubia City
Firat Nacional Bank
Ren
B. L. Chas
Janes
H. Dey Melplen
Ecashier
Walter “Illu
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Tho
Nisin
Market Stresta Witl
Texas
Noble County Ladies
Columsa
Prebbytesfan Sewing Circle
Chamberlain
Max Homan
Churubusco
W. RG
Seaman Griffith Post
G A. R
Rue
Glukey
Winona
Ten Thousane Club
Lagrange Knights OF
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Angula
Meeting OF Methodist Conference
Lagrange News Company
Noble County
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Brad
Tellaviile
New Trail
Pennsylvania Co
Snoberger
Indianapolis
Keindalsville
Y. A. Hill
Wayne Township
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George Grogack
Perry
Amos Spurggeon
Elkhart
Thomas Kelham
Allen
Joe Hersher
Jefferson
John ‘Vesey
Green
W.H. Moore
Orange
Topeka
Beulah Church
Laura Smith
Benlah
Mendy
A. Smith
Toneke Taparca, Ltd
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Pacha Orient
Barly
Iith
Bull
Rap Ted
Tucker
Cor. Barr and
Berry Sts
Fort Wayne, Ind
Americas
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R. Wenger
Calhoun ST
Zurbach & Rinehart Coal
Taylor Bt
Wabsed Ry
Reulidence
Moderwell Coal CO
Re Raye
Bun Buy Pe
Patie
Eien Sree
Nickel
Lake Shore
Wells Street
Dunn Coal CO
Harrison Street
Olds Coal Company
Bese Domente Coals
Maumee Valley Coal Co
Conrad Baues
Miseger
Coombs Street
Nisks
Oes
Fort Wayne
Independent Coal Co
Phong
St. Kitice
Pioneer Coal & Wood Co
Murray
Bell Phone
Esan
FOX Bros. & CO
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