Vast Treasure Hidden in Sierra Madre Mines Tale
A long chance tale of Old Tyopa and its legendary gold vein in the Sierra Madre near Sondra and Chihuahua Mexico. Indigenous tribes and bandits guarded the mine as explorers sought a map from a priest and later Mexican officials. Travel dangers and failed expeditions mark this enduring legend tied to early Mexican history. May 1.
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Associated Press
Sierra Madre
Sondra
Chihuahua
Mexico
Tyopa
Galt
Mexico City
Jack Dunn
Warren District
Old Tuopa
Auge Fria
Fugui
Ciysization
Man Covita
Naco
Casa Blanca
Tyona
Bert Grover
Park Association to Be Reorganized
A meeting of the St Joseph River, Dun and Park Association will be held tonight at 5 at the Chamber of Commerce to reorganize the work and plan resumption of efforts halted by World War I. The group holds 11 500 in Liberty Bonds and had a larger public subscription, but postwar conditions halted active campaigning. Dancing every Wednesday and Sunday at Elks Country Club.
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St. Jos River
Dun and Park Association
Chamber of Commerce
Sun
Elks Country Cub
Afro American News City Notes and Visits
Mrs Hanks Taylor visits the city while Olive Green and son Frederick and Mrs Sam Jones return from Chicago to visit relatives. The Kings Daughters missionary society will be entertained on Tuesday June 14 by Miss Myrtle Ridley at her East Wayne street home. Miss Ethel Bonds spent the weekend in Wabash with her parents. Mrs Ilisha Bassett returns from Kunorme due to sister Enis illness. Mrs Carrie Miles Agnes Warfield and Burt Charies stayed in Marion with Mr and Mrs Monroe Harris. Mr Leslie Smith goes Thursday to Detroit to work on the boat between Detroit and Buffalo. Mr and Mrs George Laster spend Decoration Day in Marion with relatives.
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Hanks Taylor
Olive Green
Frederick
Sam Jones
Chicago
King's Daughters Missionary Society
Myrtle Ridley
East Wayne Street
Ethel Bonds
Wabash
Ilisha Bassett
Kunorme
Enis
Carrie Miles
Agnes Warfield
Burt Charies
Marion
Monroe Harris
Leslie -Sraith
Detroit
Buffalo
George Laster
Women of city club host 150 at closing meeting
The last meeting of the Women's Department club of the city for the present season was held Monday evening with 150 women as guests of the physi training department. An excellent program was presented.
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Hartford Cty
Ind
Women's Department Club
Glando Tonic Promises Health By Liver and Gland Action
An old health ad touts Glando Tonic as a three part remedy to revive liver kidney and stomach function. It cites testimonials from Haushalter Buckles and Roewuck praising relief from fatigue backache constipation swelling and breath shortness after using the product.
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Haushalter
Pani Paulding
Otto
John Buckles
Khramel Ind
A. & Roewuck
Latty
Ohio
Granda Toni
Northern Ind Deaths Lawrie
Huntington Indiana June 16 year old Mrs William Lawrie dies at home after a week long illness of paralysis. Surviving are the mother husband two daughters two sons five grandchildren five sisters and two brothers services Wednesday at the residence conducted by Dr FW Cole pastor of Central Christian church
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Huntington
Ind
William Lawrie
Tuntington Jrewnshing
FW Cole
Central Christian Church
Witmer Grabbill Obituary and Schlatter Rites Reported
Wetmer Grabill Indl June reports the death of Susan Witmer wife of Joseph Witmer president of Witmer Grain and Milling died after months of illness at Main Street home. She leaves three sons David Henry Joseph Jr and three daughters Mrs Christian Shank Mrs Andrew Gonrad and another daughter Lillian who died earlier. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM at home and 2 30 PM at Missionary Church. Internment Leo Cemetery. Schlatter Grabus Leo June funeral services of Don Schlatter held at Leo M E Church with Rev Lantz and Rev Becker. Interment at Schlatter Cemetery two miles northeast on family farm. he is among oldest residents.
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Tres
Christian Shank
Andrew
Gonrad
Oso
Lillian
Heath
Missionary Church
Leo
Schlatter
Hicksville News Roundup and Local Notes Include Trisone Milestone
The Hicksville Trisone weekly newspaper marks its ath-milestone, praised for its modernized offices, while editorials note improvements. Local visits include Lydia Adteman and family traveling to visit relatives in Mint Mich, and John R. Metabe of Fort Wayne visiting friends. A new harness and shoe shop opens on South Main Street as community notices and upcoming Needlecraft meeting plans circulate.
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Lydia Adteman
Northestern
Ohi
M. J
Arthur Schell
Walter Bra
Far West
Ious Mishan
Ham
John RL Metabe
Fort Wieona
Arthur McCabe Sand Jookine
Murphy
Charles Tatterson
Jas
Weibke
South Main Street
Earl Ree
Paulding
Charles Waterbeck
Haksville
Seithe
Tamar Taumie
Foresth
Shotgun Deadly New Police Squad Weapon
A Chicago police shift to shotgun use is described as more efficient at close range with a 40 to 90 foot effective zone. The report notes a shielded armor device for officer safety and mentions a new armored shelter for directing fire during confrontations.
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Chicago
Afrikas
Hughes
Tactives
Vars
Detective Bureau
Ihan
Stolen Flying Merkel Bicycle From Church Lawn
Liberal reward offered for information leading to apprehension of those involved in theft of a Flying Merkel bicycle from the First Baptist church lawn Sunday morning. Black frame with orange yellow trim, double arch base, in new condition. Notify E. F. 5., 1205 Boone St., or call 3909 black. Hartford Cry. Inf., June 6. Leo Thornburg of Muncie had a near miss today when his light touring car collided with a heavier Detroit car two miles south of town. His car was wrecked but he escaped unharmed. Dr W. B. Blackstone Eye Ear Nose Throat practice at 136 West Wayne St.
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Merkel
First Baptist
E. F
Boone St
Hartford
Leo Thornburg
Muncie
Tries
Detroit
Thornburg
W. B. Blackstone
West Wayne St
Fire damages house in Hartford City Ind
A morning fire heavily damaged Mrs. Anne Binkley's home in the east part of Hartford City caused by sparks from the flue hitting the roof. Insurance partially covers the loss. An Edison Phonograph is advertised alongside the report.
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Hartford City
Ind
Anne Binkley
Tulsa Riot Aftermath Report Sees Whites and Blacks Unite
Verne Harner, former Bluffton and Hartford City resident, writes from Tulsa that whites and blacks work side by side to clean debris from the recent race riots. He notes no lingering hatred in Tulsa as appearances suggest a calm postoutbreak scene.
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Hartford City
Ind
Verne Harner
Blufften
Tulsa
Notice of city wide bus service options offered
Public notice announces Superior Cab Line offering 50 cent fares for day and night service throughout the city and provides phone contact 3815 for riders. The terse entry highlights accessible urban transportation and a contact point for schedules.
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Superior Cab
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Postpartum Support
Testimonial from Mrs Carrie Williams of Overpeck Ohio describes relief for both before and after childbirth and daily tasks. The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for irregularities, displacement, backache, headaches, bearing-down pains, nervousness and the blues across the United States with widespread use and trust.
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Overpeck
Lydia E. Pinkham
Carrie Waliams
Ohio
United States
Lydia B. Pinkham
Decker murder trial and local visits span Warsaw scene
Roy Eaton and Tek Knox Sr attended the Decker murder trial in Warsaw on Saturday. Franklin Kine and wife Gel Goshen visited Friday. Mrs John Margar is among the sick. Cory Mullin and son Meredith are erecting a wireless station on the Hussey building. Mrs J G Thomas visits Caburg and daughter Mrs Lu eille Watts. Mr Watts bought a general store there and their possess in Friday. Community Center meeting at Pees Opera House Tuesday evening with a promised good program. H 9 Sharlow and J W Mathney of Garrett open Crows Nest at Warsaw. Mr and Mrs GW Braginton visiting Kimmell. Joseph Kimmall and Edwart Kline were at Warsaw Saturday. Mrs William Wright visited daughter Velma Smith at Syrace Friday. Neal Keloniz home from South Bend. has position there with the elite of Co. Art Wright and Gonily of Larwil visited Friday.
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Roy Eaton
Tek Knox, Sr
Decker
Warsaw
Franklin Kine
Gel Goshen
John Margarit
Cory Mullin
Meredith
Hussey Building
J. G Thomas
Caburg
Tnd
Eille Watts
Watts
Pees Opera House
Sharlow
J. W. Mathney
Garrett
Crows Nest
GW. Braginton
Kimmell
Joseph Kimmall
Edwart Kline
William Wright
Velma Smith
Syrace
Neal Keloniz
South Bend
Neal
Art Wright
Gonily
Larwil
Fridar
Taxi Fare Notice From Lewis Car Line to KUCKUCKS
Public notice lists a taxi fare of 15 cents for Martin Taxi Service from the end of Lewis Car Line to KUCKUCKS. The brief record states the service name and route with the quoted fare amount.
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Lewis
Kuckuck’s
Martin Taxi
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