CLASSIFYING TEACHERS INDIANA LAW AND TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
A Kiss News Bureau report from Columbia City Indiana explains new classification rules for teachers under the new law. It details salary bases tied to examination scores and experience, licensing levels from one to three years, and the necessity of a commissioned high school course or equivalent training, plus twelve weeks of professional work in a training school for teachers.
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Kiss News
Buroau
Columbia City
Ind
Taps
Tabashlee
Indiana
Atwood Residents Plan Gala Day Event
Atwood residents organize a community gala day with a picnic and a feature event. The schedule includes a photos, games, and a local ball event.
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Atwood
Musicians Provide Services Amid Packed Excursion Day
Crowds gathered in Port Wayne yesterday as a major excursion drew large attendance. The event marked the first public outing since the community’s redeemer program began, with notable performances and rooming arrangements at the Baf A. T. venue.
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Port Wayne
A. T
Thalr
Union Labor Day Plans Stir Fort Wayne
Tonight the Fort Wayne Labor Federation meets at Swinney Park to discuss Labor Day parade plans and an active union label campaign. Speakers include Thomas H. Flynn, national organizer, and Ivan Te, a leading labor figure. The group aims to press a closed shop and seek broader union buyback, with local stores expanding doors and hiring Fort Wayne labor for new facilities.
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Fort Wayne Union
Fort Wayne
Thoms H. Flynn
National Federation
Ivan Te
Mibor Fenders
Swinney Park
Breanied Inpur
Inmediately to practic the members to
Practice note shows members urged to attend uncrad services at WW Pond Wisconsin. Text suggests committer oversight of seven deals and event timing, with emphasis on major concerns and duties. Names and places are unclear. the piece reads as a fragmented editorial or notice.
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Pond
Wis
Excursion business boosts attendance at weekend events
The article notes substantial patronage for excursions and a Toledo trip drawing 234 to 420 people, aided by reduced Sunday rates. It mentions arrivals, connections to the Wabash railroad, and preparations for a September celebration of the Brotherhood with talks on expanding quarters.
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Crewile
Danville Cafe 2
Winds City
Hobison Tars
Baseball Ground
Fair City
Rome City
Lake Jamog
Indiana
Lake’ Erie
Apa
Cincinnati
Hat
Musicians Consider Free Labor Day Parade Help
A Musicians' meeting at focal No 61, led by Port Warren Federation of Labor officials, discussed offering services free for the Labor Day parade. A committee was appointed to interview city groups for formal approval while no definite pledge was made.
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Focal No
Port Warne
Couls PL Schroeder
Gari Shober
Clty
Thleir
Social evening hosted by Ladies Auxiliary to Brotherhood of Railway Trimmen
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trimmen will hold a social next Wednesday evening, postponed from last week due to rain. Mrs Lichttenwalter hosts at 1819 Winter Street, and full attendance is hoped.
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Brotherhood of Railway Trimmen
Deaths and funerals fill local notices section
The death notices list multiple local obituaries with funeral details: Elizabeth Lee, Wilhelmina Starke, and Nancy Sienkinship. Elizabeth Lee’s funeral is Tuesday afternoon at 2 from St Paul’s Lutheran Church with ministers Jacob Miler and HOC Luebr officiating. Wilhelmina Starke dies after nine months with tuberculosis at 1414 Rockhill Street. she leaves three brothers and five sisters and Emanuel Lutheran Church ties. Nancy Sienkinship’s funeral to be held at 2 PM today from Xiaohin & Melching undertaking, led by Rev. Fran Genlg pleiating.
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Irs
Elizareth Lee
Oliver Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jacob Miler
Hoc. Luebr
Waterlon
Nusband
Mirs
Henry Stelthorn
Edith Lee
Gille Fricke
Andrew Ite
Beother
Will Stelora
Pisley & Co
Martin Foellinger
Louis Nemerer
Adelphagist
Tillie Wilh”en
Wilhelmina Starke
Christian Starke
Rockhill Street
Suri Vying
Laura
Wiliam
Gari
Sophie
Christian
Marie
Alma
Jarce Starke
Mies Starke
Women of Warsaw Ordered Off the Streets
In Warsaw July 26 Mayor Rigdon announces a crackdown after disruptive street scenes in the tusiners district. One woman accused of immorality with three men drew attention in the business district. Rigdon says street salting acts will stop and further disgraceful conduct will face fines and arrests.
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Warsaw
Aingor
Charles A. Rigdon
STILL TALK OF NORTH AND SOUTH INTERURBAN
Still talk centers on the Fort Wayne South Bend interurban line proposals through Churubusco with Wisely and Kokomo observers expressing cautious optimism A number of Whitley County residents remain discouraged about eventual construction while some locals insist Fort Wayne South Bend and Winona Fort Wayne routes may finally proceed within a few years The article notes prior failed prospects and ongoing expectations.
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Kist
Columbia Cite
Tad
Huntisquin
Columbia City
Port Watne-Soudhend
Winona-Fort Wasnerdine
Steffen Bfuiington
Teres Cory Sou
Postponed Athletic Meeting To Night Persists
After weeks of delays the Pennsylvania Employes' Athletic Association plans a night session in the master mechanic's attic seeking final action on the state employee field day. A meeting last Monday was adjourned.
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Pennsylvania
Athletic Association
Pewiwania
Fark
Laundry Soap Advertisement From Forgotten Page
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century ad extols a laundry soap claiming powerful cleaning for linens, clothes, and household textiles. It contrasts white or yellow varieties and notes the product is affordable at five cents a cake, with claims of versatility across fabrics and tasks.
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Jean
Bargain Cottage for Sale on Gay Street
Bargain cottage at 2813 Gay Street with five rooms Jot 40 by 150 lot and barn. Pavement paid. Asking price 1400 dollars. See this quickly. John H. Vesey, Pixley Long Bik.
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Gay Street
John H. Vesey
Pixley-Long Bik
Local Notes From Northeast Indiana Era
Northeast Indiana columns report Roberta Weber and Fred Washburn seen in Chicago, plus Frank Rebinsson mourning a sister in Richmond Virginia. Real estate, car sales, and local meetings fill the week with social and civic updates from Pierceton, Warsaw, Bluffton, Auburn, Columbia City, and Monroeville amid church events, exams, and out-of-town travel.
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Columber
Rawera A. Weber
Fred Washburn
Chicago
Eel
Bernblower & Weeks
Weber Wes
Pere
Warsaw
Frank Rebinssn
Richmond
Pierceton
Reaia Miller
Nas
Failed to Pay Fine and Caught in Time in Warsaw
The report states John Bredenstine, intoxicated and driving, was arrested for an interurban incident in Warsaw. He faced Mayor Co. A Rgdag, was fined 80, paid with hopes to leave the county, and was told to return Saturday. He then traveled toward Leesburg where he was employed, and the officer recaptured him upon return, collecting the fine and related costs after his excuses.
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Columbia City
John A. Liggett
Harvey Liggett
Thie
Sen Yost
Téllor
Napor Peries
Equalix
National Capital
Eli Geeis
Frankiin Sant
Eigarelles Nonth
Leigh 5
J. Hunt
Etna Township
Klat News Burnau
Warsaw
Ind
John Bredenstine
Rgdag
Trond
Leesburg
Marshr Garner
Bredenstine
Bredensine
Booze Trade Sparks Warsaw Corruption Probe
In Warsaw on July 2 nine, authorities probe a liquor purchase ring linked to a former military officer. Purchasers allegedly obtain liquor by gifts to evade the law as investigations edge toward arrests and possible charges in the wake of a ministerial meeting.
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Dy Rist
Warsaw
Tad
Petan
de Gorhin
Eiger
Rosett Link
Aloes
Warsna AK
Wernaw Jand Wirona
Roosevelt Travels By Auto To Sagamore Hill Church
President Roosevelt used an automobile to travel from Sagamore Hill to Christ Episcopal Church while his aides and family gathered. The White House reports indicate he prefers walking or horses when exercisers are available, with Sunday visitors and guests including Mrs. Taft’s secretary and Roosevelt aides. Loeb plans a Maine trip and Wyoming camp for summer, while Roosevelt considers hosting American athletes upon return from England if schedules align.
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Rousselt
Sagamore Hill
Christ, Epizeosal
Peraldent
Secret Service
Ize Roosevelt
Deekman
Arcchihalé
Quentin
Ethel
Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelt
William Loeb, Jr
Loeb
Mmooth
Maine Woods
Jackson's Hole
Wyoming
London
Engiana
New York
U Bed
Sagamore
How to keep foods fresh in summer and warm weather
The article advises preserving foods by controlling air, heat, and moisture. Use dry dry storage in jars and wide mouth containers for staples, avoid tins for some items, and keep tea coffee and preserves in proper vessels. Butter requires dry wooden tubs and covered lids with fresh muslin. Refrigeration recommended for perishables and careful daily changes.
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Nour
Sgt
Local Market Notes on Food and Goods Prices
The article discusses daily economy tips and shopping habits in Typeset era markets. It highlights puritiy and new produce, shoes, and custard as acceptable items while noting reader confidence in the quality of goods and a favorable response to local vendors.
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Tate
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