Local Notices Incomplete Read Like Fragmented City News
City items report Edna Bricker recovered from appendicitis surgery. Pelzers travel to Chicago for their mother-in-law's funeral. Charles Griebel returned from Kentucky sculpture work. A G Major and Stanley Duffy visit Auburn for business. C A Bachelor bought a Marion car for personal use. A student production The Last Day of Bechook Sleepy Hollow Deesiric to be staged at Grace Reformed Church June 5. Woolever and Waller Kiel back from Indiana races on motorcycles. Spanish War Veterans Hartwig’s lawn social June 24 for Public Playgrounds. Woman’s Missionary Society meet at Mulberry with Wayne attendees.
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South Calhoun Street
Fred Pelzer
Lilla Street
Chicago
Stanley Duffy
Anthony
Auburn
C.A. Bachelor
Marion Company
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Sleepy Hollow
Grace Reformed Church
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Waller Kiel
Indianayelis
Speedway
Wagners
Fort Wayne
Henry Lawtor
Hartwig
Homestead Lawn
Woodland Avenue
Webster Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Mulberry
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Ort Wayne
Cochran Named Two-Job Substitute in Bluffton Post
Edgar D. Cochran, rural mail carrier at Key Broke, is named second substitute city carrier for Bluffton and will also serve as substitute for Keytown. He will continue as substitute in Keytown and may be called to act as substitute in Bluffton, with his rural route ending if assigned.
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Bluffton
Ind
Edgar D. Cochran
Key- Broke
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Charles Brome
Cochran
Keyrtown
Buffton
Railroad Rates as a Political Issue Spurred by Railroads
Washington dispatch outlines that railroad rate hikes threaten a rising cost of living after June 20 1910 and September 1 rate increases. It notes calls for physical valuation of railroads, anti trust actions, and political pressure from lawmakers and public to curb rate abuses while listing local visitations and social notes in the second half.
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Washington Corp
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Washington, D. C
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Lec Folletin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eason
Decatur I O O F Hall Remodeling Nears Finish
Special to the Journal-Gazette reports Jones-Rover & Son of Fort Wayne completed frescoing the I O O F hall in Decatur Indiana. The hall is ready for final touches as remodeling advances, promising improvement in northwest Indiana’s lodges.
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Journel-Gazette
Decatur
Ind
Jones-Rover & Son
Fort Waynes
Van Wert News Special Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
Van Wert Ohio reports a string of visitors and travels. Leon Bleason and Mrs. Carper went to Denver to visit Dr Gleason's daughter. Mr and Mrs Jackson and children returned to Macron after visiting Jackson’s father. Spauldings of Philadelphia and Colemans of Lansing visited local relatives. Mrs Johns returned from Los Angeles. Mrs Davis and her father Mr Clark returned to Oak Hill. Gaige family traveled to Marion Indiana. Mrs Hertelde returned from Tampa after wintering there. Florence McConahy Horne appears in incomplete line.
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Gilliland
Washington, D. L
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M. H. Bonner
East Main Street
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Roann
Ind
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George Hovington
Chicago
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Wood
Auburn
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Stamford
Conn
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Edith
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Fort Wayne
Mya
Zouk
South Washington Street
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Denver
Cole
Bertha Gamble
Paulding
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BV. Walborn
Myre
Exsiq Watt
Journal-Gazette
van Wert
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A. Bleason
Mra
F. M. Carper
Philadelphia
F. MM. Campbell
W. F. Coleman
R. V. Coleman
Lansing
jMlch
D. A. Johns
Los Angeles
Cal
E. B. Davis
Columbia City People Leave on Long Motor Trip
Columba City Ind June Mr and Mrs Joy Roch and daughter Miss Jane infant this city Wednesday by note for St Louis from where they will proceed overland to Cane Girmr ae where they will be met by Sam Ruchawn and then travel westward through Marion Andersen and Indianapolis to Hense time west for a three months trip outlining a motor journey with multiple stops and companions including Mr and Mrs 0 Brumback and others.
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Mian Jane
St. Louis
Andaienmier
Cane
Sam Ruchawn
Dexter
Matavin
Marion
Andersen
Indianapalla
Ximeighe West
Money to loan on improved real estate at low rate
Kuhne & Co., located at 723 Court Street, advertise loans on improved real estate at a low interest rate. The notice emphasizes accessible financing options for property owners seeking favorable terms.
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Kuhne & Co
Court Street
Wind Damage Hits Collings District Crops
A Til county report notes strong winds and hail cause damage in the Collings district and onion fields. Farmers fear reduced yields as second sprout plantings suffer. Joe Lackey, formerly of Columbia, now northern, was among the hardest hit individuals.
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Columbia City
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Collings
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Joe Lackey
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