Charcoal Lozenges Claim Breath Freshening and Health Benefits
A Buffalo physician endorses Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges for relief from gas in the stomach and for purifying breath and throat. He asserts daily use may improve liver function, and notes the product costs twenty five cents per box. Readers are invited to request a free trial package by sending name and address to F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
Tibet
Tade Mze Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Ride
Marshall, Mich
Wagoner Floral Company Sale Personalities in Debate
In Warsaw Indiana on June 11 a sale of the Wagoner Floral Company is reported with Albert J Wanoner named as sale proprietor of West End Greenhouses and his wife listed as sole owner of the West Bend greenhouses. The transfer follows an agreed deal. Justice and court notices appear in the same dispatch with local matters including guardianship and civil actions.
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Albert J. Wanoner
West End
Lore Lomestead
West Wnd
Bureo Street
Lare Wasoner
Teemne
West Bnd
Recruitment Efforts Span Warsaw and Noble County
War sa w and Noble County youths were urged to join the United States forces, with recruiting visits to Warsaw and surrounding areas. In Lagrange, a sleighing party gathered at the home of George Frimissu, chaperoned by Miss Genevieve Monre, as young friends enjoyed the outing. In Albion, Solomon Franke, 81, farmer and longtime Noble County resident, died of neuralgia at 4 a.m. He leaves three daughters, two sons, and several siblings. funeral plans are set for Saturday afternoon at the Wes treh. Burial will be at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Warsaw
Ind
Eoseluske
Oniteg
Wersny
Lagrange
Lad
Verne
Timmis
George
Albion
Solomon Franke
Wayne County
Onl
Franiis
Noble County
Als
Allan
Elizabeth Gaywood
Elkhart
Lucie Schumaker
Iowa
Kang
Franks
Herbert Braike
Fort Wayne
Rose Hin
Claypool Leaders Seek Machinery Deals in Indianapolis
Tri Jas Lyle of the Claypool Lumber and Coal company travels to Indianapolis for the Retail Lumbermen association meeting and to pursue machinery purchases for new ventures. Newton Loehr and partners operate the area’s largest coal docks, process timber into stock, and plan to introduce a saw gauge and fishing float patent products to market.
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Clay Pcwil
Tri
Jas. Lyle
Claypool Lumber and Coal Company
Indianapolls
Retail Lumberman Association
Soons
Are Loehr
Palestine
Claypool
Sarill
Yunber
Raetory
Loehr
Fiy
Troiher
Newton Loehr
Beton Harbor
Anderson
Ai ‘Treak
Loebrio Indianepolis
Eis
Loehrs
News of War saw Jan. officers and local deaths in Indiana
War saw observes instilling officers for Salome edge lodge with Kate Biler as Noble Grand and others named including Clara Biter and Ora i. B. In the same dispatch Ephriam Hill is appointed constable by Judge L. W. Toxce. Mrs Graves and Mrs Hemmer die, with brief tributes. Albert Rulek wins second prize of a Victor talking machine in Lagrange contest. many details listed.
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Warsaw
Ind
Salome Edge
Dausnters
Rebekah
Noble Grand
Kate Biler
Wice Srand
Clara Biter
Ora. i. B
Allee Mani
Capitola Gamer
Bienheth PB
Alice Goble
Minnie Honeck
Alice Mowery
Vigil Alms
Ephriam Hill
van Buren Township
L. W. Toxce
Elicilt Court
Lagrange
Albert Rulek
Albion Woodmen Install Officers
Albion Ind Jan 15 Albion camp Woodmen No 3807 held installation of officers for the year at the hall Tuesday evening with about 135 in attendance Installing officer was BE Bowman A charity lunch followed The officers installed were Venerable council Bert Evan worthy advisor John Hossinger banker Caz Hardenbrook Clerk William Evens escort George Young watchman Cecil Hossinger sentry John Scheuweker camp physicians Drs W T Green and J W Morr manager W Q Ponty
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Alpion
Ind
Albion
Janice Woodmen
Bowman
J. W. Marr
Bert Evan
John Hossinger
Caz
Eye Injury Recovers After Fort Wayne Treatment
Charles Hobinger of Grendlldvi di ve Ind remains under Fort Wayne eye specialist care after a severe eye injury caused by four lying annwhals. He was returned to the Fort Wayne hospital today. No danger of total loss, but the eye is very delicate and has caused him much pain during the past week.
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Grendallvidive
Ind
Charles Hobinger
Fort Wayne
Auburn Woman Burned By Gasoline Explosion
Mrs Ilo Garrett of Auburn Indiana suffered severe burns when a gasoline explosion occurred while preparing dinner. The blast happened as she opened an oven door. Officials think a gas burner ignited by a lit oven caused the flare up. Burns covered the face eyes and lashes with singed hair. she is resting.
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Auburn
Ind
Ilo Garrett
Delux
Mraurrett
Barrett
Garrett Volunteer Firemen Hold Big Fair in Garrett Ind
The Garrett volunteer firemen host a week long fair at Reyhers New Coliseum with booths selling linens, fabric, home goods, and baked items. Proceeds support the Northeastern Indiana Volunteer Firemen's association's August event.
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Garrett Volunteer Firemen
Garrett
Ind
Reyhers New Coliseum
Meondsy
Hoath
W. W. Behler
Ong Gelling Saft
Ach Ont
Nols
Ndana
Rainbow Dance in Mentone by Prof Hares Arnold
One of the most beautiful dances presented in Mentone tonight under Prof Hares Arnold drew many town guests including Mr. and Mrs D B Clymer and Mr and Mrs Ly D Snoke. The event showcased a large class and featured performers from nearby Argos and Bove.
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Cleypnai
As Mimber
Argos
Bove- 0
Angola Minor News highlights and social notes
In Kendallville visiting relatives, sickness in Fort Wayne, and ongoing Enited Brethren church meetings with Rev. Cummins preaching nightly. Upcoming lecture by Russell H. Conwell at Temple College. Royal Neighbors Olive camp meetup at Mrs. Ort on North Wayne. Sleighing party from Pleasant Save enjoyed good conditions. Yeagley district chair race fallout discussed. delegates blame treachery and port Wayne workers. Silas Bressler adds a McCray refrigerator. Susie Berlein travels south on Lake Shore. Rev. Preston among attendees.
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Angola
Ind
Theron Miller
Mulssom Clucence
Kendallville
Clinton Case
William X. Sraith
Fort| Syne
Guy
Enited
Russell H. Conwell
Temple College
Philadelphia
Charles Orton
North
Wayne Street
Alice Truesdale
Greuben County
Fort Wayne
Tom G Yeagley
Yeagley
Ako
Weyne
Allen County
Silas Bressler
McCray
Susie Berlein
Lake Shore
Asher S Preston
Seventh Operation For Columbia City Lady
Columbia City Ind Jan 5 Mrs Stephen O Briggs of this city who has endured seven operations for various ailments went to Fort Wayne to undergo another operation at Lutheran hospital There the removal of the right kidney was planned Dr A I Macbeth to perform the operation Relatives Mr and Mrs Edward Briggs and Mr and Mrs James 4 Missman will be at the hospital Thursday for the procedure.
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Columbia City
Ind
Stephen O. Briggs
Fort Warne
Thoraday
Lutheran Hospital
Jett
A. I. Macbeth
Edward Briggs
James 4
Missman
Clearspring Township Pioneer Dead At Lagrange Indiana
Charles Roy of Clearspring township dies at age fifty four after a long residence there. He married Bins Koonz twenty eight years ago and had one child Ester Roy. Funeral set for Thursday at one o'clock in Slone cemetery with Rev Kendall of Valentine to officiate. In Sendallville Indiana a ten month old son nearly choked on a large safety pin after mother set it on a chair. The pin was swallowed and lodged in the throat but passed and the child improved before Dr. Hardy could arrive.
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Sendallville
Ind
Joseph Lash
Diamont Street
Pleasant Lake schoolhouse box social and sleighing party notes
In Pleasant Lake Indiana Mount Zion schoolhouse hosts a box social taught by Geremmde Ferrier this Saturday evening. A Tuesday sleighing party for twelve Sunday school students entertained at Miss Allie Truesdale's home. Local residents plan to attend the state poultry show in Angola. Lena Goodwin hosts the Ladies Thimble club this afternoon. The United Brethren W M A will meet Thursday at Mrs. Mary Dukes. Thieves struck Hise Vaughn’s restaurant and pool room Tuesday evening stealing tobacco cigars and stock items. A surprise was given Rev. Davis and Tammy by forty Mount Zion church members. Funeral arrangements for A. J. Snoberger are pending the son Ira travels in Ohio and not yet located. burial expected in Silver Lake cemetery Friday or Saturday.
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Lae
Ind
Mount Zion
Geremmde Ferrier
Angala
Allie Truesdale
Angola
Bre
Lena Goodwin
Thimble Club
United Brethren
Mary Dukes
Hisea Vaughn
Davis
Tamiy
Wilma Carpenter Entertains O M M C Club
Miss Wilma Carpenter entertained the O M M C club to a one o clock dinner Saturday in Angola. The dinner featured five courses with Ima Hayward as toastmistress and Lisle Dilworth delivering the response. The event honored Alisa Anaul Stevens of Jackson Michigan and included club members Misses kinds Peachey Mildred Dale Wilma Carpenter Lisle Dilworth Alta Junior Hazel Freigh Ima Hayward Ruth Manghan Vive Dutter and Gree Himod.
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Angola
Tad
Wilma Carpenter
O. MM. C
Ima Hayward
Lisle Dilworth
Ailsa Anaul Stevens
Jackson
Mich
Kinds
Peachey
Mildred
Dale
Alta Junior
Hazel Freigh
Ima’ Hayward
Ruth Manghan
Vleve Dutter
Gree Himod
Wolcottville Man Prized At Meyers Hotel
Tuesday evening E Woll, a young man who has worked on the rail, was toasted by friends at Meyers hotel in Wolcottville. Guests presented him a fine watch as a birthday token, and after refreshments the gathering continued with light revelry.
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Wolcottville
Tad
Jen
E. Woll
Wolenttyind
Meyers Hotel
Mr. Wolf
Box Social by Daughters of Rebekah to Be Held in Watrotville
The Watrotville Daughters of Rebekah plan a box social at an upcoming date in the near future with four prizes for categories including worst dressed woman and man and best man and best woman. The event will include a table and plans are moving forward. In Warsaw, Mrs. R Ritter hosted a small gathering Tuesday night with five hundred as the game and light refreshments as highlights.
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Watrottville
Ind
Tan
Rebekah
Oman
Warsaw
R Ritter
Ened
Hollins
Family in Packerton Suffering Typhoid and Fever
The Hinkson family of Packerton Ind reports multiple illness cases with typhoid fever affecting the oldest son and youngest daughter, the baby with a lingering fever, and the parents and other siblings also ill. Meanwhile a real estate deal closed in Kendallville involving Weingart and Tttter, with a $2,100 price and plans for a new residence.
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Packerton
Ind
Grant Hinkson
Kendallville, Inn
SS Wert
T Mater CC
Small Box Incident Report From South Milford
In South Milford on January 15 a local man, Newing, was injured while caring for his son. Doctors diagnosed a tight case of illness, and the event stands as a notable, singular incident in town.
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South
Milford
Souti
Tr Newing
South Milford
Willa Tair
Eines
Kenvale circuit Methodist Protestant meet at Al Fey Church
The second quarterly meeting of the Kenvale circuit of the Methodist Protestant Church will be held at Al Fey Church, three miles southwest of the city, on the 18th and 19th. The business meeting is at Cottage Chapel at 2 o'clock Saturday, with preaching Saturday evening and Sunday morning.
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Aendaluville
Kenvale
Methods Protestant Church
Alfey Chanel
Cottage Chapel
Kendallville Masonic Temple Officers for 1908
Kendallville Indiana report shows the Kendallville Masonic Temple electing officers for 1908 at the annual session Tuesday evening. President A F, vice president C E Baker, secretary Jones, treasurer C C Weing. The association is described as prosperous while Kendallville and Mayonty are noted for a fine showing.
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Kendallville
Ind
The
Sasonic Associatln
A. F
Colored bear Laiduin rests at Jewish cemetery
In Kendallville Indiana a funeral service for Mya San Anersén, a colored woman, was held at Main Street chapel at 2 20 PM. Rev Charles White officiated. Burial followed at Lake View cemetery. Attending out of town were Elmer Lowering and daughter of Montpelier Quebec, Jennie Dickinson of Spring Valley Ohio, Bruna Stifias of Fort Wayne, and Bert Floyd of Fremont.
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Kendallville
Indy
Mya
San Anersén
Main Street
Crrles
White
Lake View Cemetery
Elmer Lowering and Daughter
Montpelier
Mies Jennie Dickinson
Springsfvla
Aire
Bruna Stifias
Fort Ware
Bert Fioyd
Freemont
Kendallville Hotel Installs Automatic Rack Device
In Kendallville Indiana Jan Wis the Kelly house adds an automatic hat rack in the office. A lever releases a coat check and a grooved cheek guides the coat to be released only for the correct item. Commercial travelers note the system at the Kelly House.
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Kendallville
Ind
Jan. Wis
Kelly
Timex
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