Exchange phone service reestablished
The Public Service Commission order in Indianapolis directed Farmers Mutual Telephone Co to restore service after a circuit court and supreme court actions, with a continued action this week. If complied, penalties provided by the commission are avoided.
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Farmers’ Mutual of
Whitley County
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
Ind
Farmers Matual Telephone Co
Cireuit Court
Adipreme Court
4 Telephone Co
Tnie
Disrupted Phone Service Repairs Begin in County
Fragments show a report on restoring a physical phone connection in a county. Names include PAUL HAYNES and The Farmers Jephane company. Details indicate ongoing work started Friday evening to re connect a popular phone line.
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Ion Ani
Vrahers
Paul Haynes
Farmers Jephane Company
Columbia Special Today Candy Treats at 40 Cents
The Columbia Candy Kitchen advertises fresh toasted marshmallows at forty cents per pound in a bold sale notice. Local shoppers are invited to visit the storefront for the sweet snack.
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Columbia Candy Kitchen
Memorial services arranged for departed at Harmony hall
COD Fellows 10 hold memorial services for those who departed in the past year at Harmony hall Fort Warne will host Sunday morning at 3 in the mernmne. The event recalls Gurimp and others with a solemn tribute and remembrance of their lives.
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Harmony Hall
Ona F
Fort Warne
Gurimp
Durt Harmony Hall
Mernmne
Erzberger Urges Signing of Treaty
Erzberger calls for immediate signing of the treaty as a German arms issue and Meathes discussions loom. Peaster reports a shift in stance amid Allied pressure and ongoing negotiations with German authorities.
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Erzberger
Eulogized Ernest R. Thieme Officer Dies in Service
Private First Class Ernest R. Thieme is remembered in a formal eulogy by an officer who notes his cheerful disposition and moral character. The message recalls his illness, hospital treatment, and death aboard ship, with condolences sent to his family and home address in Greenfield.
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Les
Amaes
Snuttier Wart
Jean Fou
Yaereon
New York
Harry FE
Barr
Greemeld
Young Ladies’ Auld To Give Pretty Play at St Church
A readable fragment describes a planned event by Young Ladies’ Auld at St church with a program including a fair in the Bevermorning and a sale of items. Names such as Ralph Beverly, Hagen Spratt, Silaa Young, and others appear among participants. The notice mentions dates and local preparation for a community performance.
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Ochurch
Pelly
Bever
Langieland
Ciameters
Ralph Beverly
Hagen Spratt
Insinn
Silaa Young
Anyon
Harkins
Finara Tet
Mallieh Sat
Lata Mlormkery Maaicuriss
Rach Loucks Marie
Siege Remler
Hoos Pates
Tamm
Stay at Hotel Ormond while fishing at Barbee lake
OLD SALT CELLARS BRING FANCY PRICES. London room notes describe four Queen Anne salt jars by Nathaniel Lor. Prices range from 124 to 143 dollars per ounce equivalents. Hawkes and William Seartet pieces from 1777 show high values, with salt cellars fetching around 139 dollars. Heffner's Big-Tay to Loaf Bread advertises 15 cent loaves.
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Hotel Ormond
Barbee Lake
Lonmox
London
Nathaniel Lor
Hawkes
George Trangular Tremcher
Willam Seartet
Women Designing English Cottages
Text fragment outlines women designing English cottages in England with plans for new construction. Mentions villages receiving housing schemes, with some areas to host multiple cottages. Adds note of labor demand and a local company advertisement for Tokheim Gil Tank & Pump Company.
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Lontion Dray
sVonten
England
Singh
Lrousing Commission
Tokheim Gil Tank & Pump Company
That Ruby's Going to Be Pa's Lucky Stone
A playful headline notes a daughter and father bond in a light hearted piece with affectionate dialogue and vivid character names. The text centers on a unique lucky charm and a hopeful sentiment toward a cherished relationship.
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Ruby
Fort Wayne Boosters Invite Ladies to River Swim Contest
The Fort Wayne Boosters Association invites ladies to a grand swimming contest on the St Joe River acknowledged for clean water. Attendees may reach Robison Park Car stop, cross the bridge, and proceed upriver to the event site. Participants should inform the secretary promptly to secure numbers, with more events planned this season.
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Fort Wayne
George W. Gillie
Sheriff
Guy Emrick
P. R. Bell
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
Fort Wayne Boosters’ Association
Forte Wayne
St. Joe River
Robison Park
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Oxford
Dressy
Dr. Koch
Calhgun ST
Woolworth’s
Exchange Phone Service
Seavey Hardware Co
Harrison and Pearl
Columbia
COD Fellows
of Ae German Arm— Airiorulines
Tive
Ernest R. Thieme
F. A
Heffner
Wellington
Buy
Cedric
Vellty
Russia
Poland
Rumania
Ukraine
William G. Shepherd
Paris
New York Evening Post
France
Kerensky
New York Day
H. Pereira Mendes
Armenia
Belgium
Paderewski
Polish Information Bureau
Vernon Kellogg
New York Times
United States
Turkey
Harry Hawker
Canada
Scheldt
U. S
Ireland
Iterar Digest 3 Company
Fort
Wayne
Boosters’ Association
St. Joe Gardens
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