Railroads After Each Other Second Round Excursion Rumor
Rival railroad officials in South Bend prepare for a second rate cut as Lake Shore Railway eyes a fifty cent to dollar excursion fare for a South Bend trip next Sunday. Pennsylvania and Vandalia announce matching responses to the Lake Shore challenge amid crowding rival efforts and a planned return baseball game attracting hundreds from Fort Wayne and surrounding towns.
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South Bend
Saulh Bend
Lake Shore Railroad
Ix Vitter
Lake Shore
Ide
Verhaps
Ieea
Pennsylvania
Vandalla
Fort Wayne
South Berl
Wis
Lake Shores
Pennesylvania
Nine Hour Day Rumor Denied by Pennsylvania Metals
A rumor among Pennsylvanian shopmen claimed a nine hour day would start today, but Pennsylvania Metals denied it. The industry has talked of lengthening the schedule amid a slow upswing in business, but election timing and union dynamics suggest any change remains unlikely. Workers have been on an eight hour day for four days and five hours on the fifth, totaling thirty seven hours, with occasional weeks reaching forty two hours.
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Lilke Mhood
Gassers Triumph Over Bankers In Baseball Showdown
The Western Gas Construction Company team defeated the First National Bank squad 14 to 13 on the former grounds last Saturday. Key moments included two home runs by Walter Welenh and Harry Hohrwald with Crosby and Crosby catching for the Gassers. Postgame, the game ball was old service while hospital care was noted for temporary usage. The Pennsylvanian and Nickel Plate railroads announce $6.65 round trips to Chicago for the Republican National Convention June 16 to 20, with return by June 27, excluding two express trains. The Teamsters Union meeting Sunday afternoon elected W-
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Western Gas Construction Company
National Bank
Walter Welenh
Harry Hohrwald
Bank
Collings and Tucker
Crosby
Chicago
Windy City
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Boasts Big Demand in New York
In New York society Parisian Sage hair tonic from Prof. Giroux is in great demand. Giroux, claimed eminent hair specialist and discoverer of Parisian Sage, guarantees cure for dandruff in two weeks and claims benefits for hair, scalp itching, and color. Product sold for 90 cents a large bottle via Meyer Bros. Co. Buffalo and mail order.
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New York
Paris
Giroux
Giraux Miz. Co
Buffalo
United States
Meyer Bros. Go
Meyer Broz. Co
Maik
Giroux Mfg. Co
Bulfaio
Remedy for indigestion with simple ginger pepsin mix
A reader shares a testimonial urging sufferers of stomach disorders to try a prescription style remedy. The letter claims the formula, using ginger syrup essence of pepsin and digestive aids, improves digestion, appetite, and health after daily symptoms.
Honor Pupil of Kosciusko County Aged Thirteen
Timothy Galvin aged thirteen made a remarkable school record at a county exercise held in Winona, Warsaw. The event, reported by List News Bureau, showcased school authorities and participants from Kosciusko County in a formal commendation.
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Kosciusko County
Timothy Galvin
List News Bureau
Warsaw
Dune
Commani & Exercisen
Tia Ios Masko County
Selinala
Winona Bark
Pierceton boy, 13, earns county’s top ever grade
Timothy Galvin of the Pletcotten schools has the highest county grade ever reached by a pupil, likely unmatched in the state with an average near 98. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Galvin of Pierceton and received widespread congratulations.
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Timothy Galvin
Pletceton
Master Galvin
P. H. Galvin
Pierceton
Nee
Union appoints Foster as acting VP amid resignations
The union elected J. B. Hasgart to fill the unexpired term after Eds Wolff resigned as secretary and treasurer. Foster will serve in place of former Vice President Griebel. The union reports excellent condition with twelve more teams and teamsters requested than it can fill.
Six Hundred To Rome City Excursion Draws Crowd
The GR and L excursion to Rome City attracted nearly 600 riders from Fort Wayne yesterday, roughly matching last Sunday's turnout and the largest yet this season. I Kilisex at the CD tower on the Wabash is on a week’s vacation. Mike Ryan at the Wabash pumping station has returned after a month off. Fritz Emrick, night foreman of car inspectors at the Pennsylvania works, left for Arcola and rumors swirled that he plans to marry, with many noting he carried matrimonial items aboard train No. 11.
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Rome City
Fort Wayne
I. Kilisex
Mike Ryan
Wabash
Climers
Fritz Emrick
Car’ M
Pennsylvania Company
Arcola
Pennsylvania
West
Hundred Men At Work On Peru Extension
Nearly 100 workers are on the Warsaw and Peru extension of the Winona interurban railway. Contractor Harry Butterfield from Goshen has forty men and twenty five teams at the Napoleon Weilick farm six miles west of Warsaw. It is unlikely cars will run before next winter or possibly next spring.
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Fly Kiss Newa Bureau
Warsaw
Ind
Peru
Winona
Claypool Woman Is Fined for Assault
Mrs. Mary A. Arnold of Claypool pleaded guilty to assaulting Elizabeth Brown, an aged resident of Silver Lake. In Justice W. H. Biler's court Arnold was fined 15 dollars and 72 cents and given a ninety day suspended sentence. Case dated June 2.
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Righ
Warsaw
Ind
Mary A. Arnold
Claypool
Elizabeth Brown
Sliver Lake
W. H. Biler
Question and Answer on Washing Methods
A fragmentary query asks how to revert to old washing methods using yellow Tosin fuip and back-tracking routines. The garbled text references costs and a weekly washing routine, mentioning a circuit court and a person named Br Kist Retow atreetiona on the wrapper.
Syracuse man accuses wife of threats and abuse
The son of Syracuse charges his wife Mary Larson with threats of slapping his face and beating him with fists. She called him "a dirty boar" and other slurs. Attorneys Cornelius and Butt of Syracuse represent the complainant.
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Son
Syracuse
Mary Larson
James
Cornelius and Butt
Notice to Water Consumers in City Sprinkling Hours
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 Violation will result in water being shut off The board’s attention has been called to unnecessary waste of water and this must be stopped Pending improvements at the reservoir the city is supplied by direct pressure and the public is asked to assist in conserving the supply Board of Public Works
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Board OF Public Works
Laud Christian Church Holds Splendid Saturday Program
In Columbia City on June 7 a crowded Laud Christian Church program featured class drills by younger pupils, recitations by all ages, special songs, and devotional services, delivered in excellent fashion by members of the church.
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Kist
Columbia City
Ind
Laud Christian Church
Special Union Services at Columbia City
Rev Dr FP Delong of Winona preached at Union services in the United Brethren church in Columbia City. Before a large audience of United Brethren Lutheran and Baptist members he spoke on The Unexecuted Murderer, critiquing laxity in moral and civil laws with a stern yet constructive reform message.
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Kist
Columbia City
Ind
FP. Delong
Winona
United Brethren Lutheran Church of God
Baptist Churches
United Brethren Church
Trousers Recovered Behind Station After Theft
Stolen trousers from Mreman Dickret at No 2 pumping station were found behind the plant on a coal bin, likely discarded by the thieves after the mousey and watch were taken.
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Mreman Dick Ret
No. 2
Ligonier Minor News Highlights Far Flung Visits
Ligonier Indiana June reports show residents traveling to Texas Terre Haute and Michigan for family visits and events. Local confirms including Mrs Lrow Yoder and Bertha Mart visiting Charlotte Michigan while Magers visits Shipshewana and Lafayette for Purdue University connections.
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Ind
Atr
JC. Willman
Texas
Silam Rane
Terry Mante
Ile
Terre Hayle Brewing Company
Lrow Yoder
Magers
Shipshewe
Max Livingston
Louch Fangs
Attensi
Lo Keller
Kendadly
Wes; Muest
J. Straus
Epworth League Social Held at Mrs. Georen Feranm’s Home
In Hamilton News Items MTAMINTON Indiana the Epworth League held its monthly social at the home of Mrs Georen Feranm Veldar. Attendance was noted, with members enjoying the evening.
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Mtaminton
Ind. Jones
Epworth League
Georen
BR Feranm Veldar
Tier
Atisndancn
The Bride and Her New House Tale Unfolds
An affectionate reflection on weddings and the bride's transition into married life. It warns against meddling relatives, praises shared decision making in furnishing a home, and contrasts parental gifts with the joy of building a nest with one's spouse. It notes how control over the home can affect happiness and unity.
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Smalls
John
Fragmentary note hints at musical event and local notices
A garbled passage mentions music by Mivsee Story and Oliver Alario among others and a series of unclear names and places. It references a sale or ads in the Journal Gazette priced at 2c a word and notes involving visiting officials and a church or school context, with uncertain dates and details.
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Mivsee Story
Oliver Alario
Drothyr
Saueeiders
Ill
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