Fort Wayne Journal Gazzette reports Hot Springs doctors aid woman
A Fort Wayne audience learns of miracle cures by Hot Springs doctors for Mrs. Ralph Wert of Gulundile Indiana who had been helpless for four months. She is carried to the institute by attendants and after five days of treatment shows improvement. The doctors offer free examinations at their Wayne and Harrison Street institute daily from 9 am to 9 pm despite poor weather. Large crowds attend nightly demonstrations.
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Ralph Wert
Gulundile
Ind
Sia
Belme
Hey
Gnetor
Fort Wayne Journal-Gunetta
Fort Wayne
Kooning
Jonrnn-Garvtts
Corer
Wayne
Harrison Streeis
Construction delays pace the new city hall project
Iron workers push to complete the new Shea building ahead of schedule amid heavy weather and supply delays. Officials say concrete and interior furnishings are nearly ready, with an expected finish by July 4. The project, begun February 1, has endured 45 days of bad weather but remains on track, following earlier completions like the Whites Memorial building in Dayton. The $200,000 courthouse project and related structures are cited as benchmarks in the broader city-building program.
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Camphdiat
Beydenther
Ue Weindow
AML Interior Haushings
Alee Rvaby
Mar. Lowell’s
Neue Taautayette
Uh Ynlire Billdhing
Rose
Court Housei
Dayton
Amuil
Wayne delicious pop features at Flutter Junction News
Local oddities page notes various names and events from a town scene. Several residents attend gatherings and services, with mentions of celebrations, a barn event, and a church service. A colored show at the Hub theater in Kendallville is advertised for midweek to weekend.
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Wayne
Flutter Junction
Hub
Kendallville
Ind
Flower Day Observed By Local Temperance Union
The Women's Christian Temperance Union in the city observes its annual Flower Day today by delivering bouquets to hospitals, daily centers, homes of workers, and other institutions. A large supply of flowers was collected from city and country sources for distribution to the sick and needy. Mrs Welty, Mrs Cliftonger, Mrs Pratt, and Mrs Chapin are among those handling the arrangements.
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Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Dail
Welty
Columbia
Clinpinger
Mra. Pratt
Chapminl
Nuilman
Peter B Mantz Dies At Pleasant Lake
Peter B Mantz, a well known citizen of Steuben County, died at his home near Pleasant Lake of apoplexy. Survived by a wife and two sons. Funeral arrangements by Rev. GW Keisling of the Hudson Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Kit
Pleasant Lake
Ind
Peter B. Mantz
Steuben
Iniever
Foo Cboyshierd
Mobyson
Uke
Hong
GW. Keisling
Methodist Episconal Church of
Hudson
Olthatiniz
Will Roosevelt Find Africa To His Liking
An OCR fragment describes dangers in Africa for Roosevelt style exploration. It mentions wild animals, fever, and travel hardships across plains and camps. It references medical remedies and travel ailments such as kidney and liver trouble, urging readers to seek information about a product offered by a sponsor.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Washington
Yar
Court rejects governor nominee in state dispute
In Indianapolis a court ruling blocks Governor Wheeler’s contentious nominee amid party clashes. Justice Carter sets terms while the governor contends the appointment reflects Republican and Democrat power balance, with appeals likely to reach the supreme court.
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Indiaratiolis
Tnt
Keely
Denister
Thomas G. Colbert
Wheeter
Republicain
Francs
Stestite
Madge
Virgin Churker
Superhat
Unis Aittvenann
Isis
Hallhues and Property
Odin
Cermak
Mrreladh
Colbert
Papreme
Ina
Gorter
Wheeler Ree Publican
Anton
Casindlan
Sheet House
Remster
Democrat
Sumtilied Gy
Marstiuli
Michagt
Cai
Adit Nausy Emelueer
Wright
Uae
Nuelior
Vt Betes
Wien
Carter
Renether
High School Principal Leaves for the West
Kixt News reports Watasa Superintendent Seantnin announces departure of Principal Prat Joly 7 after tendered resignation. The move makes Hawkes the third educator to depart for Wyoming while Goodfellow and Barly reassess roles.
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Kixt News Trea
Seantnin
Ch Ware
KeTonia
Sheridan
Prat
Hawkes
Wyoming
C. O. Merlett
Wan
Iatiaenes
Barly
Jett
Beéomte elLy
Mat Howe Barly
Pan Altton
Tawkes
Nobla County Board Of Charities Reports On Asylum
The Nobla County Board of Charities before county commissioners details conditions at the poor farm. Superintendent Kinkganttok’s annual report cites a $ M per year salary, cleaning lapses, bedding cleanliness, water and milk storage issues, and inadequate facilities. Two physicians are employed, with limited health services and beds for inmates. The board requests repairs and improved care as objections about conditions are raised.
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Noble County Board OF Charities
Rio News Taureau
Kendallville
Nobla County
Fei
Sind
Cense
New Township Created in DeKalb County
A fragmented report notes the creation of a new township in DeKalb County with local officials and residents referenced. Names such as Spencerville and nearby communities appear amid unclear passages describing incorporation and signatory actions.
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New Township
Dekalb County
First Class for the Mizpah Temple Details
Spring class of 100 will receive work from Indianapolis Notable Patol. Ceremony at Mizpah Temple features Shing vill ow Ration Date 36. Parrot of the Murat temple of Jodie involved. Over 10 new Shyinerms expected to assist. Event to be held February 26 at Pane restaurant with Mizpah Comply planning the ceremony.
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Ld Farm
Murat
Jodie
Phe
Three More Columbia City Saloons Close Soon
In Columbia City Indiana three more saloons face imminent closures. The notices indicate licenses expire next week and the Grant Place and another venue planned to stay open until October pending further action.
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Columbia City
Tveny
Columpaa
Ind
Sune
Thoms Slessmur
Hcense
Ti Minty
Dennis
Wing
Henry Strauss
Grant
Grant & Jolt
Funeral services held at United Church for local resident
Wayne residents gathered for funeral rites at the United Church. The service was followed by interment at Mount Parke cemetery. Pallbearers from the Modern Weedon order and local residents attended, including Fred Curtis, Halph Bhack, Willan Brant, F. Wong, We. Burts Ream, and Tyree Hirostor.
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Phar
Mervico
Morern Weedon
Laws
Fred Curtis
Halph Bhack
Willan Brant
F. Wong
We. Burts Ream
Tyree Hirostor
For Rent Cheap One Front Roma On Second Floor
Fragmentary rental note describes a cheap front room on the second floor with tent and water. Mentions location and unclear references to downstown officer, fuctors and dentisin, and G8.
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Roma
Peowullea
Downstown
Kendallville Boy Married in Honduras
Kendallville residents Mr and Mrs W A Barnett report their son John Barnett, once a Kendallville boy, wed Miss Cruce Turner in Tegucigalpa Honduras on May 2. The ceremony, performed by Mayor Martinex, drew about forty attendees including American officials. The couple then hosted a reception at the American Legion in Tegucigalpa before a second reception near San Juan.
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Kle
Kendallville
Tad
W. A. Barnett
John Barnett
Kendalleile
San Jurnelo
Anduras
Armericay
Sehencatady
N.Y
Testelgalpa
Wonduras
Miss Turner
New York
Tegneigalpa
Rma
Ameren Regation
Tepmolginna
Fyldrist
Martinex
Aleatrie
Philips Brown
Honduras
F. Alger
Mr. Gilsai
B.D. Gilbert
Ameri Jean
J. M. Te- Hart
Pant Meer
Neer
Mabel Neer
Clery
Tnd
Theremahia
Children’s funeral at Columbia city
John Burnett’s wedding was the first American wedding held in Juancito.
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Columbia City
John Burnett
Juancito
Whitley County Girl to Wed Iowa Lawyer
A Whitley County girl, Plorenes Latriald of Tetfarsin township, Uns county, will wed Basil B. Tennell, a Blancoe, Ia attorney, today. The couple plans to reside in Beinos, Tay, after marriage.
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Hub
Kendallville
Ind
Whitley County
Iowa
Comumeacty
Basil B. Tennell
Blancoe
Plorenes Latriald
Tet
Farsin Township
Uns County
Lynus Hy Romnelt
Slave City
Ac Bineos
Tay
Horticultural Society Meeting and Events Noted in Kendallville
Kendallville Ind June 3 Mrs Lo Rovner secretary of Ur Noble County Horticultural Society lists the weekly schedule for the June meeting on Thursday Aug 12 with a program by T. timex on inter farm topics. The text mentions timber and flourish elements, a 1:40 train arrival, and a march meeting turnout, highlighting a community gathering with talks on duties and garden practices.
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Kendallville
Ind
Mra Lo Rovner
Ur Nobile
Tmorilcultural Society
Hodis
Miles Wouth
Ligonler
T. Timex
Fyron Gmiy
Likes Née
Auburn Auto Company to Build Large Addition
Auburn Indiana June report states Auburn Automobile plans a large addition to its facility. City council approved land tract sale and stipulations to permit the erection, with regulations to be satisfied and the project considered a principal development for the area.
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Auburn Auto Company
Auburn
Ind
Capnell
Manuela
Detroit Man Promotes Wireless Telegraph Station Plan
Detroit businessman Mr. T. Lewis visited the city three months ago with a scheme to erect a wireless telegraph tower near the Anthony hotel and connect a network of proposed wireless stations nationwide. Local residents await word on whether his project will advance beyond initial talks as further plans remain unclear.
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T. 5
Lewis
Detroit
Anthony Hotel
White
Archbold Frees College From Debt
At a Syracuse university board meeting the chancellor announced Archbold donated 200000 to cancel the mortgage on the property and during the year he gave a further 75000.
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Archbold Frees
College
Syracuse
Board of Teanlees of
Syracuse, University T-Dity Chancellar Mes
Tenn 1
Archbold
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