War saw Young Man Injured by Fall
Edward Harris, of Warsaw, sustained severe cuts and bruises from a fall at the Hugo factory Saturday morning. He reportedly fell twenty two steps to a cement floor, was unconscious for about two hours, with bones fractured, and will remain home recovering. Funeral notice for Mrs. James Babcock appears, with services in Warsaw. Members of the Magazine club hosted a meeting at the president's home. A note on local interurban station employee Markun and other city events is included.
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Edward Harris
B. A. Harris
Hugto
James Babcock
Las Main Street
Tey Frank Dalner
Whets Lake
Bey Avill Turi
Hone
Charest
Memiters
Jone Piente
Apri Ue
3. W. Scott
Trescit Tyall Markun
Tom J. Gilliam
Centennial Themivr
mMtary Service
United
Eretecureh
Mayer
B.E Coleman
Duke
Ehuliz
Bert
Uydye Univers
Mary. Karnes
Barney
Minn
Grace
Geoarce Karnes
Wiliam
W. EL Snyder
Cleveland
Sleter
Edward McEntafer
Port Wayne Hospital
Laura Chapman
Fort Wayne
Ming Cles Compton
Cura
Stanley
Iloseph Milter
Jaman Jensen
Miss Gordice
Luther J. Mallett
Hertha
Cere
Peniaon
Ching Hoyer
Tesides 2
Hai Rocaders
Denia
Frank ©. Goodwin
Wehard Shull
James
Foramen Warterla
Angola
Wateng & Bom
Mekinson
Hruinger
Hraymond
Kelavaret
Machel Heatherkoof
Dickinson
Jackann
Brea Clark
Kime
Sheynard
Framk Baover
Fawart Mitchett
Berne
Amite Cerivid
France
Clrparat
Fark
South Carolina
Tetra Hardy
Warren Lure
Waterton Box
TMC
Lean
Woo
Miatag
Ro Aloa
Benewees
Warne Hataday
Kilert
Suni Senoal
Pearse
Treviniay
Donanphires
Televepesntanent
Maire Bourke
Mery
Tom
New York
Tabor
Tae Wittetee
Deny
Mita Niles Mtriraseone Sant
Dublin
Orangeman
Namie
Neltan Venke
Eily Hull
Wayne Township
Shedentiare
Eloring Marobl Digame
War Dear
Vie Ebairmaan
Eee Wetthes
Secretara
Ceotl
Bennen
Thiaae
Bert Watene
Carhal
Steele Tretigg
Heture
Hicksville News Offers Varying Deadlines and Campaign Notices
Fragmented text shows local notices about elections, community figures, and school administration. Mentions various names, dates, and roles. includes campaign activity and local governance items. The passage references candidates, committees, and a regional education superintendent with unclear surrounding details.
Damaged Crops Prompt Growers to Plant Cucumbers for Pickles
Frost damaged crops Saturday night, hindering replanting. Growers advised to plant cucumbers for pickles with seed furnished free and market prices guaranteed by The D. M. Sears Co. Contacts listed, 3351.
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D. M. Sears CO
Hicksville education chief attends county board meeting
Dr. H. W. Cook, president of the Hicksville board of education, was at Defiance Thursday for a meeting of the county board where he has served as directing officer for the past two years.
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H. W. Cook
Hicksville
Waitress Wanted at Cent Livre Hotel in Waterloo News
Waterloo News reports W E Snyder of Cleveland visiting relatives in Port Wayne hospital. Wanted ads note open waitress positions at Summit City Restaurant. The item lists local social events and arrivals among Waterloo area residents and visitors.
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Summit City
Grains erratic as July corn and oats slip lower
Chicago June market notes erratic grain activity with July futures weaker while corn and oats traded lower. Hog prices at Chicago average near 16.20 with hog futures pressured by outside markets. Cattle, sheep and other livestock prices mixed as rainfall and conditions influenced demand and supplies across regions.
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Minnedapolis Avis
Winnipor
Pras Sr
Tosi
Esate
Kang Heures
Meme Bart
Barrett
Pitts Corplis
CMTE
Ge Tao
Wapital Minnespall Wawer
WANTED Clerks and waitresses in Winona Lake hotel notes
WANTED clerks and experienced waitresses for Centlivre Hotel Winona Lake. The ad mentions middle aged men and later three experienced waitresses, with applications directed to the hotel. The fragment references a local event in the Winona Lake News and includes names and places from the era.
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Centlivre Hotel
Winona Lake News
Amherst Leads War Spirit in College Community
Amherst College mobilizes students for national service as the Reserve Officers Training Corps and allied programs expand. Faculty report deeper purpose, with many juniors and seniors entering civilian war work or frontline training. Amherst, Yale, and other New England colleges integrate military instruction, adding specialized courses and government-sponsored research to support the war effort.
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May
New England
Cotteges
Curis
Pest College
Amherst
Ilthough
MMU Tars
Battin
Amherst Reserve
Trioing Orp
Mmattsburge
Boglomt College
Teinitus Corts
Wiillaimatown
Massathery
Yankee College
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Dieta
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Fteuedeniom
Nhey
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Dn Amherst
Eserve
Richard H. Willsor
S.A
Brat
Massachusetts
Yale
Gia Uni
Maier
Mileat
Jerss
Waeeved
Deere
Telephone Operating Discussed At Convention
The article reports a convention on independent telephone operation in Chicago with officials from the Vame Telephone and Telegraph Company presenting plans, equipment, and service strategies. It notes national concerns on rates, maintenance, and public service while urging improvements and regulatory review.
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United States
Chicago
Vame
Mir
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Tor
Telephonie Opera Ins
Anain Troanee Vas
Eabaciine Servi Dhirrees
Mohn
Eorex
Etsees
Waar
Willy
War Savings Drive Kicks Off Monday in Columbia City
Migrant M2 Northam readies for the War Savings drive starting Monday as township chairmen and women organize quotas across several towns. Leaders include Smith, Meyers Thorncreek. Mrs J Brand Columbia City. and Mrs Northam guiding women’s effort to push totals over the top.
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Columbia City
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Northam
J. D. Adams
Smith
L. M. Meyers
Thorncreek
Jess DeMoney
Troy
Ina
Clint Wilcox
Richad
Sehuman
Jacok C. Plox
Cleveland
Walpol Kaler
Washington
Ho B
Clugston
Jefferson
W. T. Binder
Union
Albers Bush
Columbia
Castle Bridge
Thornerork
Sia Tio
Richeland
Claveland
Jeterson
F. M. Northam
Artinn
J. Brand
Columbia Cit
Mise Bihel Obenchain
South Waites
Derry Ganky
Churulurco
Tanex Ray Colimbin
Crawford
Washington Township
Misa Ite
Sohuman
Moencreek
Cate Miller
Hina Townete Fair Smith
Adjourned Term Court Orders Continued July 22 143%
The court requires an adjourned term begin on July 22 and continue daily until all business is disposed of It directs publication in the Port Way Journal on the 24th and attendance by all jurors officers and parties for continued court work during the adjourned term, as ordered by Justice Davin Stat Bey Merle Anen Chreutt Court
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Jeri
Patigo
Iort Wixi
AN Davin
Bey Merle Anen
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