Confidence in Business and Healing Shaped by Trust
A Fort Wayne piece highlights confidence as a core driver of commerce and medicine. It touts the Hot Springs Doctors at Wayne and Harrison Street, claiming nationwide reputation and patient trust built over 17 years, with testimonials of cure and dramatic pain relief from Phonomong Francis demonstrations. Public meetings showcase performances and free examinations, stressing honesty and patient outcomes.
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Francis
Met Springs
Indiana
Middle West
Wayne
Harrison Street
Hot Springs
United States
Hot Springs Institute
Hot Fortney Institute
Phoromenal Francis
Clyde Watton
Francis Pain
Mr. Wateron
Ratney DeHaven
Immenay
Laborer Injured in Auto Crash at Wallace and Clay Streets
Josephine Wheimann, a city laborer residing at 1825 Lafayette street, was struck by a car at Wallace and Clay Streets and suffered a double fracture of the left forearm and other injuries. He was taken to Lutheran Hospital after bystanders assisted the driver and onlookers to move him.
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Josefn Wheimann
Lafayette Street
Wallace
Clay Streets
Lutheran Hospital
Wiedemann
Wallace Street
Stillon
Wlhedermann
Heo
Liestutumobile
Eppley
City Tre
Wilian Eppley
Chartus T. Pidgeon
Trent
Chahway
Clinton
Superior
Eppes
Joy
Earler
Tin Gate
Struble
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Support
A short notice of thanks from Otto Bmey to friends, neighbors, and relatives for kindness during sickness and death of his aunt, MES.
Angola Eighth Graders Hold Commencement
Angola Indiana June 1 eighth grade commencement held Monday evening at First Methodist Church despite heavy rain. Thirty eight graduates received diplomas. program featured solos recitations choruses and the presentation of diplomas by Dr Marble. A reception followed at the Morse home with ice cream cake and strawberries.
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Yat Nowa Bornas
Angola
Ind
Deupita
Jo Momdere
Rayward
Aumma
Behool
Sunlight Land
Birdena Hayward
Black-syad Habot
Barbara Dadso
bPollah Tanco
Bima Oliver
Feros Ewers
Wymond Rittermotland
Voleos
Io Powars
Martin
Tiana Schlesy
Waynide Chapot
Clyde Swolenberger
Seerser
Giada Shumway
Mildred Webb
Pinny Trin
Cere Wee
Alfort
7. M. Morse
East Maumee
Washington Streets
Arams Unty Lady Cel Bates 88th Birthday
Mrs. Rows Minat celebrated her eighty eighth birthday with a gathering of about fifty relatives and friends at the home of her son James Erne near Peterson. Guests enjoyed a dinner and social hour as she nears a century, with her father living to nearly one hundred. Her son T. Ernst and granddaughter Fa uth Ernat attended from the city.
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Kist
Nwws
Raminiecanl
Hature
Moon Pa
Mr. Rirpatte
Ida
T. Ernst
Faa Uth Ernat
New School Districts Planned as Wayne Township Reviews Buildings
A township advisory board in Wayne outlines plans for building a new school at district No 4 in Rolling Mills area, repairing all existing structures, and closing school properties to noneducational use. All bids for new houses in districts Nos 1 and 5 were rejected, with further bids for district No 1 to be opened June 24. The board also fixed the township road levy at 20 cents per hundred dollars and 2 cents for special road funds.
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Rolling Mills
Wayne Township
Luard and Truster
Branning
Te Township
Sess
Sion
Drutvtlius
Court House
Rakting Mills
of & New School
District No 5
Memorial Sermon and Local Notices Spread Across Kendallville Area
Northeast Indiana notes from Kendallville Angola and surrounding towns. social visits, farewells and travel plans, deaths, move announcements, decoration day observations, and local clock of residents. Major items include Mrs. Minnatel Loomis hosting guests before a New York visit, a child burned by hot equipment near Kendallville, and obituaries for Mrs. Willa Hawkins Kinney.
Anthony Hotel officers and directors reelected
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Fueu Wayne Hotel company officers and directors were reelected. The regular directors will meet next Monday at the Wayne club. The roster includes President Charles McCulloch and Treasurer W. Griffin among others. the slate also lists many named directors.
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Fueu Wayne Hotel Company
Anthony
Oll
Wera Roecloetad
Thia
Alrectnra
Wayna Club
Mild laxative for baby free
An old style appeal for Dr Castle's laxative Pupsin claiming to cure stomach and bowel irregularities in children. It markets a bottle at 50 cents to $1 and promises home delivery with a doctor’s advice at no charge, stating the product is safe for families and even outsiders.
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Io Mayer
Castle Wars Sying
John W. Dunham
Dope and Robbery Tale Turmoil Baffles Warsaw Court
Warsaw Indiana June 1 The Jaron Myo Hoot case unfolds with sensational claims by Valentina Hiatt the chief witness against Nye who says tea was drugged. Nye’s trial delayed to Thursday morning due to Watt’s poor condition and Nye’s own health concerns. Watt lay ill for three days after alleged liquor poisoning and faces intoxication charges. Nye’s trial paused again if Watt cannot appear. Flatt’s condition worsened and he was moved to the county farm under physician care. Recovery seems possible but death could end the case and the drugging allegation would be tested.
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sBy Kint
Warsaw
Indy
Facta
Jaron Myo
Valentina Hiatt
Nya
Nye
Watt
Cass
Hinte Wox
Uquor
Flatt
Reform Church Synod Opens In This City
The three day meeting of Zion's Classis of the Northwest Reform ed Church convenes at St John s Church Thursday evening with Rev Le H W Kattman of Berne giving the opening address and Rev L C Hossart conducting the worship. Friday includes morning business sessions, a German service by Chinatryy, and an evangelistic program. Saturday continues official sessions and an afternoon outing to Robinson Park. Sunday features Rev FH Diehm of Huntington delivering the sermon and Rev B Rut presiding at the evening service.
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St. John’s Church
Bromdent
le H.W. Kattman
Berne
L. C Hossart
Robinon Park
FH. Diehm
Tluntington
B. Rut
Auperin
Meeting plans at local church draw cler gymen from many towns
The Rev John J Bosch of the Reformed orphanage is organizing a meeting and expects a large turnout with clergy and laymen from Auburn Gatrat Decatur Barny Huntington Vera Cruz and other points. Also a notice seeks to borrow 5000 on long time at 6 percent with good personal security, address Loan care Journal Gazetta.
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Reformed Orphanage
John J. Bosch
Yastor
Buey
Auburn
Gatrat
Decatur
Barny
Huntington
Vera Cruz
Journal-Gazetta
No Quarter for Wife Deserters in Police Stand
Following the arrest of Charles Gabauer for wife desertion on an affidavit filed by Humane Officer Sehlaudcory, the officer issued a stern statement. He rejects the prisoner’s plea for freedom on good behavior and vows to break up the white desertion business.
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Charles Gabauer
John Barnett Named Oldest Decatur G A R Member
In Decatur Indiana memorial services the G A R presented its oldest member John Barnett a United States flag. Barnett, eighty three, is the oldest member by two years and could barely respond to the address by Attorney R. Patterson. Barnett, in frail health, was carried to the courthouse in a chair. Also from Whitefish Montana, Mont Lepper, former resident, fell on a frosty rail and broke a leg above the ankle, taken to a Kalispell hospital. Lepper is the son of Mr and Mrs J Lepper of North Main Street.
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Decatur
Ind
Syrot
Ita
United States
Barnett
R. &. Paternon
Mgr. Barnett
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MES
Otto
Unty Lady Celbates
Wayne Township Advisory Board
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Chicago
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Bilings
Miles City
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Yellowstone Park
Northern Pacific Express
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Northern Pacific Railway
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Minneapolis
Seattle
Tacoma, Porthod
Wash
W. E. Smith
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Jackson Pl
Indianapolis
J.J. Teeter
Broadway
Fort Wayne
Alaskas Yukon-Pacific
Indiana News
Kendallville
Minnatel
Loomis
Sargent Sireet
New York City
Waru Burrod
Amre
Rowove Granam
Willa Hawkins Kinney
Freaman Kigney
Ture
Srodaricktown
Broyett
Kinney
Arthur
King
Ligonter—Low Maril
White Dail
Mich
Uall Tay
Ligonida
Will Kelley
Hallburn Ruite
Ligonier
Mias
Anna White
Kalamazoo
Tom Wolf Ligonida
Presbyterian Church
J.B. Stall
Southern
LB. I. Peters
M. E
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Mureucrite Dause
Hone
Angodla
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Laprange
Kdrapplas
Shat
Sheri Parsell
Haa Yeon
Lacraige
Troe Teunlae
J. Myers
Ha Vas
Angolw
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Porrly
Mar Montgomery
Orand-Mes
Hawird Parkar
Vicksburg
Milan
Orlantjohn Atafford
Blanehn
Eas Orlant
Quirg
Laxranga
Orland
Kish
Trent Raspecter Ie
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Teal
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Isco
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Ims
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Prentig
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Tih
Cama
OS Sanders
Creota
Mont
Tudor Tall
Misa Helen
Hetwe
Margaret Moran
Anna Hegan
Romavoll
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Col
W. J. Veasy
H.C. Rodc
Hil
W. H. Shambaugh
A. D. Crogaler
ON. Guilin
H.C. Auredo
J. H. Boss
D. N. Foster
M. Bultes
Charles Goodman
Sam Wolf
Theo. F. Thismo
FL. Smock
W. E. Moeaman
O A. Dunkelbery
C.D. Emmons
F. G. Hunting
W. A Fleming
Goodale
Blot News Butvaw
Ohio Armors
Ance Company
Burdette ‘Gealals
Boott
Dreas
Dr. We
Calddwell Bldg
MR. Money
Theues
Tanros
Fuon
Fae Tory Wage
Tuceday
Reformed Church Synod
John Barnett
Decatur G. A. R
U. 8
Tremont
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