Fort Wayne Poultry Show Highlights Grand Champion
The Fort Wayne poultry show draws big crowds with a white Leghorn champion cued as The Whale Show’s top bird. Breeders Greer and Cochran of Auburn Indiana exhibit the flawless creature noted for pure white plumage. Nearby, a pen of Single Comb White Orpingtons owned by C Sick Fort Wayne garners praise as the most perfect family. Attendance soars while Fort Wayne hosts a midwestern Partridge Wyandotte club meeting predicting a larger show next year. The event draws visitors by interurban and features rabbits, mallards, and a fox specimen among diverse displays.
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Greer & Cochran
Auburn
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Gidges
C. Sick
Fort Wayne
Kidney Health Tonic Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Rad Balts Salts as a kidney cleanser. It claims regular every day use prevents backaches, headaches, and bladder issues by flushing kidneys with a grape and lemon acid mix plus lithia. A local druggist allegedly endorses the product for curing kidney trouble.
Pigeons and Potatork Division Highlight Shupie Event
The report describes Terreta and homing pigeons alongside Paul Terry Shupie's latte in a potato division. It notes an English hare with exceptionally long ears and mentions plans to continue the event despite participants needing refreshments.
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Paul Terry Shupie
Pre Inventory Sale at A C Muntzinger Furniture Co
Great reductions on all furniture announced by A C Muntzinger Furniture Co at 1882 1806 S Calhoun Street. The notice states a pre inventory sale with deep discounts across inventory and urges customers to shop early for best selection.
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Home Life Evenings for the Marines in Brooklyn
Miss Margaret Murray Dow hosts weekly home life evenings for Marines at a Tutnalt Avenue mansion in Brooklyn. She heads a Marine Corps aid group supported by prominent backers including Miss Margaret Wilson and Mrs J Finley Shepard. The events feature simple gatherings, music, and light refreshments to comfort the sailors on duty at the local navy yard.
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New York
Margaret Murray Dow
Domini
United States Marine Carra
Navy Yard
Tutnant Avenue
Broatlyn
Dowtz
United States Marine Corps Leagi
Wilson
Margaret Wilson
J. Finley Shepard
Daniels
George Barmott
Miss Dew
Vocational School Instructors Injured In Fort Wayne Accident
H. C. Porter in charge of the campentry department at the New Harmar School received a deep cut on his left wrist while adjusting a belt from the main shaft to a mojor. Twelve stitches were needed to close the wound. Porter was sent home at 1424 West Third Street and will remain there for several days. This marks the fourth accident in Fort Wayne’s twelve years of manual training and vocational work, with most blamed on misused machinery.
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New Harmar
West Third Street
Fort Wayne
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Aeolian-Vocalion Demo at Foster's Opens Friday
Caledonians plan Burns birthday celebration with a banquet at Wayne Hotel on January 25. Members seek Senator McMillen of Illinois as speaker. Local Scotchmen will give brief addresses and a short musical program.
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Senator McMillen
Milnois
Land
Angidile Plant to Be Sold in Court Order
In Elmhurst circuit court today the sale of the Angidile Computing Scale Company plant valued at 476000 was ordered. The firm in receivership for months is owned by George Reynalda of Pittsburgh Louisiana and involves complex leadership and indebtedness from former governor Wikhart. Sale details set for today and tonight.
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Judza Drake
Ciicuit
Angidie Computing Scale Company
Elthari
George J. Reynalda
Tittstargh
Wikhart
Gwin
Funeral notice for local resident in Angola Indiana
An Angola Indiana death notice reports the funeral for Hannahhung who died Tuesday night at his home four miles north of the city, with service at United Brethren church at 2 00 PM. He was born in Frederick City Maryland in 1887 and was 58 years old. Survived by his wife, Mrs A Barron, who has returned from Metz to care for her daughter and grandchildren. The Bakers family moves into the vacated residence on Northwest and West Gilmore streets. Mr Baker a machinist will work on North Wayne Street, with two children attending local schools.
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Clpreland
Cincinnati
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Ohnervad
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Calhoun Street
Iinafer
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United Brethren Church
Frederick City
Macylunt
Charles
Rigine Renurg
Thie City
Mra
A. Barron
Homer
Metz
Arthur Muley
Halsy
Mlomer GC. Baker Ant Family Biers
Thia City
Tington
Thi
Residines
Leo Ft. Griffith
West Glimore
Mr. Daker
Wayne Street
Bowers
Os Elty
Middlebury
Wil
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Blood Build Up Relief
An old advertisement claims thin blood causes backache and rheumatic pain. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills to build blood and prevent breakdown, advising use for overworked or underslept individuals, offering free books and sale by mail or local drugstores.
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Moore
Anch Caye
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Local political notes and party outlook summarized
Fragmented OCR notes describe Democratic and county race dynamics with mentions of John Sande, Kalrview, St Joseph, WUP, Valley Ma, and various local figures like Mrs. Sidney Fierst. References include precinct committees, bounty commissions, resignations, and planned campaigning for renomination of a congressman, plus party unity appeals and organizational strength ahead of elections.
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Kalrview
Alc Wood
Vtce
Une
Hlg Harty
Princiying
Ruben Party
Gastavida Perkone
Sueresa
Auld Dale
Stauber
Mali
Cyfue Celie
Bomb attempt on Count Okun shakes Tokyo
A deranged group claimed to target Count Okun, with Amatara Shimoura confessing to the bombing plot. The January 12 attack near the imperial palace hurt no one, as guests of W. A. Sigrist and others visited nearby. Local notices mix unrelated social tidbits and housekeeping items from Sturgis to Ste. Graves.
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Tokio
Young No
Count’ Okun
Amatara Shimoura
Indiana University Founders Day Parade and Speech
Bloomington January 20 The Death anniversary events for Indiana University opened with a student and faculty parade followed by major addresses by James Rowland Angel dean of the faculties at the University of Chicago who spoke on menacing influences in control of American universities.
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Indiana University
Juma Rowland Angel
University of Chicnrgo
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