Indiana Fray and Federal Notes Run Through Town
A Fort Wayne paragraph chain reviews Indiana political names including Cyrus W. Cline and James E. Watson with a dig at Thomas Marshall, critiques on the 1908 temperance stance, and cites the international waterways commission on Great Lakes flow. It notes Sears Roebuck opposing federal food laws and questions enforcement, then pivots to a New York divorce suit accusing Mr Eckhart of stinginess with family budgeting and groceries.
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James E. Watson
Indiana
Go¢N
Thomas R. Marshell
Marshall
Saya
Indianapolis Sun
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chicago
Congress
Sam Thet
Roe&Go
Marshall Discusses Liquor Question and Gouvernor Bid
Mr Marshall outlines his stance on liquor policy and the governorship race in a Richmond speech. He urges cross party support from voters who love their state and emphasizes unity beyond factional lines to present Democratic platform arguments to the electorate.
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Jane Thomas
Richmond
Marshall
Rita
Sonti
Tidiaye
Lagrange County Convention totals show crowded courthouse
In Lagrange Indiana voters packed the courthouse square as returns came in. Balloting spanned late into the night with results naming Clerks Clarenen and Troxell, Treasurer Ivallat, Sheriff CetI, Coroner Ina, Surveyor Theker, and Commissioner Betelman on the first ballot.
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Lagrange
Ind
Lagrange County
Chi
Lewie Dowl
Ivallat
Samand
Fed
Waddeh
Ofl
Hotinsyn Fowhenin
Aa Liret Baliok
Grace Church Anniversary Celebrations Mark Milestones
Grace Reformed church observed its twentieth year under Pastor A K Zartman with a double anniversary tied to Pentecost and the church’s silver anniversary. The pastor spoke of faith, Spirit guidance, and renewed effort to grow the church, comparing their work to Nehemiah rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls and urging greater activity and consecration.
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Grace Reformed Church
To Iuy
Ghaca
Holy Spirit
Iuim
Withiout
Jerusalem
Nehemiah
Israel
Nehevalah
Dar
Jang
A Scarcity of Washwomen in a Local Tale
A fragmented OCR item discusses a shortage of wash women, noting impurities and hardship in laundry work. It hints at societal attitudes, with scattered phrases about chores, effort, and surprising results from simple tasks. The piece reads like a faded domestic vignette with unclear details.
June Millinery and Wash Goods Sale Promises Savings
A newspaper notice promotes a June sale across millinery and wash goods. Hats offer 1-3 to 1-2 off former prices with rapid turnover. Underwear and muslin wear are highlighted for budget buyers. The store cites high quantities and cheaper sourcing as reasons for lower prices and urges early shopping.
June Sale in Suits and Waists
The store promotes a June sale on ready to wear garments with 1 3 to 1 2 discounts on many items, citing spring season as reason for price cuts. It promises splendid waist values and a wide range of goods including underwear hosiery gloves handkerchiefs ribbons laces belts toilet goods suit cases hammocks traveling bags and other small items at lower prices. The note mentions housecleaning time and carpet rug curtain and drapery clearances with moved out patterns and lengths, inviting customers to visit for deals.
Grace Church pledges greater gospel outreach and unity
The sermon urges Zion like reform and trust in God to exalt a nation and guide Grace church in homeland and foreign missions. It notes opportunities and responsibilities, asks members to prepare for church work, and previews upcoming events including PSC youth social, Women's Aid anniversary meeting and supper, with a music program at 8 PM.
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Nehemiiah
Grace Church
Reformed Churches
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Women's Aid Society
Notice to Water Consumers in City Scrutiny of Waste
The time for using city water for sprinkling is from 7 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. and from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. Violations will result in water being shut off. The Board of Public Works appeals for restraint against unnecessary water waste. Pending reservoir improvements, the site is supplied by direct pressure and the public is asked to conserve the supply.
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Board OF Public Works
City News and Religious Ceremonies Across Week
The article notes a city council class of delegates meeting with Col. Levering Jonox of Philadelphia to organize a railway mass meeting in Iray Weeks. A cathedral ceremony confirmed fifty-nine children, plus several adults, with Bishop Alerdug officiating. A man named George Weber was assaulted at the corner of Narrisen and Mala streets after Go'plurx laut evening, with a report of a possible suicide attempt tied to carbelle mel st.
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Lewis
Cutte & Committee
Levering Jonox
Philidevilia
Elreet
Alerdug
Kichtsa
Ure
Auman
Mis
Pathe
Police News: Mr Fret Sieh Reported Traveling Figure
Traveling local figure Mr Fret Sieh listed in police notes as a person of interest. No additional details available in readable text.
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Sieh
Ian
Wayne Beret
Bold watch theft at Wabash Station on Saturday
A switchman witnessed a man take a pocket watch at the Wabash passenger Station Saturday night. A wallet was returned to a family in Ewing Street after being found in a house, tossed through an open window years ago. The deceased leaves two sisters and a move to the city for burial arrangements.
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Wabash
P. Belz
Mr. Maser
Ewing Streat
Clinton Street Bridge Closure Announcement
The Clinton street bridge will be put out of commission Tuesday and the adjacent section of Clinton street will be closed until the new bridge is completed. Board of Public Works.
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Clinton Street
Board OF Public Works
City News Briefs Include Purchases and Hospital Note
Vanner has purchased a handsome touring car of the Jaubten make. Mr FM Gruman, formerly of this city and now in Detroit, was in the city yesterday. The Bellet union will hold its monthly meeting this afternoon at its rooms on West Washington street. Marie Thomas of Broadway was taken to Lutheran hospital yesterday afternoon where she will undergo an operation this morning. Miss Thomas is in a serious condition.
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Hue
Amerie
Tate
Jordis
Uae
Thare
Ceimeé
Gyeloni
Indiana
Mcenges
Democratic Party
Accorslon
Nuk
Wits
FM. Gruman
Detroit
Bellet Union
West Washington Street
Mes Marie Thomas
Broadway
Lutheran Hospital
Norlerge
Deaths: Mrs Klinger Dies After Long Illness in Michigan
Dia tenac tlinger. the morry of this city, Med Sundar smoking at her home in Munkeron. Mich. after suffering for many months from cancer. Mrs. Klinger was for many years a resident of this city, but left here.
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Klinger
Dia
Tenac Tlinger
Sundar
Munkeron
Mich
Hay market quarrel disrupts city scales receipts
Local report notes receipts at the city scales declined amid tension over hay quality and embargo affects. Custom dealers claim a shipment of poor hay caused a blot as eastern railroads resist, with price dropping seven dollars per ton and crews tallying fourteen cade and four loads of corn among the receipts.
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Castom
Waterloo Minor News Waterloo June commencement at Barker chapel
The Waterloo community notes the June commencement of Smithfield youth or milestone at Barker chapel. Mrs Freeman Shelley and Mrs Anthony visited Butler to stay through Monday. Whitlaraton of Golgerton delivered a graveside service for Orlands. Mr Triplett and Mrs Ion McBride attended events, with extended travel details and a round trip discussed.
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Fiien Punkins
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