Go After Dairymen Threatens Prosecution Over Ice Use
A city health secretary declares every dairyman not using ice when delivering milk will be prosecuted. He says a tense crackdown will target dairy deliveries until milk is kept cold and clean, stressing state law allows action beyond local ordinances.
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H. C. Bruggeman
A O. Braggoman
Board of Health
Ayain
Pepsicm
Psu
A. P. Buchman
Board of
Heath
Br. Bruggeman
Diry Dairy
Convention endorses New York meeting for prosperity drive
The Commercial Travelers Interstate Congress of New York was endorsed by the Braveler Protective association convention. Asheville North Carolina was chosen for the next gathering. Henry C. Gray of Louisville was reelected president. Officers named include First Vice President Allen J. Bird Second Vice President F W King Third Vice President Brod Wi Bankles Fourth Vice President A ear Asheville Director for two years William B Fisher Casrad Schoenecker Jr Milwaukee William Hudson Alex Lewerenra Director for one year IL 0 Gosh King Rome GA and others. National committee chairs were elected for Railroads Crandall St Louis Legislation Harwood Richmond Press Hy McIntyre Philadelphia Banner McKown Cedar Rapids Good Roads Oakes New Orleans Chaplain Wilson San Antonio. The convention ends tomorrow.
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Henry C. Grey
Louisville
Kin
Allen J. Bird
Columbi
Fra
Ore
F. W. King
Jacksonville
Fle
Brod Wi Bankles
Fremont
Neb
St. Leuis
J. Schoenecker, Jr
Waukes
Wis
Wiliam Hudson
New Orleans
Alex T. Lewrenra, Jr
Philadelphia
Gosh
Kentucky
King
Rome
W. Crandall
St Louis
John S. Harwood
Richmond
Frederick Hy MeIntyre
Philadelphi Banner
Columbus
G. W. McKown
Cedar Rapid
Iowa
Louis Oakes
Homer T. Wilson
San Antonio
Tex
Holele
Max Mypinyment
Old Settler Passes Away in Allen County
An elderly resident of Allen County died Thursday night of Bright s disease at age seventy nine. A Swiss-born longtime Democrat, he settled in St Joe township in 1846 and later moved to Fort Wayne. He served eighteen years as justice of the peace and was active in Grace Reformed Church. Surviving are a wife, one son Edward and two daughters Mrs Holeng Weikart and Mrs Bertha Mowrer. Funeral Sunday at 1:30 pm from his residence, with services at Bowers Cemetery conducted by Rev A E Zartman.
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Almo Chouase
Allen County
Joe Townality
Clark Street
Bright
Switzerland
America
Ohio
Indiana
St Joe Township
Por Weyne
Edward
St. Jon Township
Holeng
Weikart
Port Wayne
Bertha Mowrer
California
Grace Rey
Bowers’ Cemetery
A. E. Zartman
Lauer
Emmet. Lauer
George Lauer
Maumea Avenue
Paranta
Bir
Joseph Klingenbacger
Joseph
William
John
Edward Klingenberger
Joseph Doyle
Kottom
Mary Compton
Allen
Utah
Ide Blakely
Clotk
St Mary's Catholic Church
Clemence B. Hankens
Saltenfield Street
Bernard Hankens
Misgesilo
Agnes
Matilda Hankens
Wil
Fort Wasatana
St. Peter’s
Ben Hurcourt No
Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana
Tle
St Peter's Catholic Church
George Horstman
Rentington
Knack
Flora Krack
Fred Lindner
Carl Knack
Frank M. ‘Thompson
West Superior Street
Lindereod
Klachn and Molching
Friunda
Marshall Says He Will Attend Next Year
June 25 report notes that Thomas Marshall and James B. Watson will not attend the state officers and employees picnic at Fairview Park this year due to prior commitments. Marshall says he will attend next year, joining W L Walker who received the letter. Watson regrets missing this year but cites prior engagements and does not state plans for next year.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Marshall
James B. Watson
Fairview Park
Wl .T. Walker
State Statistician's Office
Marshall
Seins
Mgr. Watson
Sali
Unclear OCR Fragment on Timber Land and Stores
Fragmentary text mentions clearing timber before development and a store line of tea at a Pak erstu Fletcher store. Mentions Mr oO, Shoher who moved his mother to Missouri, and an unfinished note about tea goods. Context and entities are incomplete.
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Be. Shoher
Missouri
Hay
Pakerstu-Fletcher Store
Obituary notices and city news from Hammond and Melbourne area
The column reports a 33 year old deceased with a surviving child and six siblings, funeral details in Lindenwood cemetery, and families visiting from Monroeville and Chicago. Also noted are hospital surgeries in Port Wayne, funeral attendance in Chester and Fort Wayne, and local society news including Foresters premium rule change in Toronto.
Gart Shober Home From Missouri Inspection Trip
Gart Shober editor of the Water Times-Herald returns from a weeklong Missouri tour to inspect land in Anderson County long tied to the family, with a past offer for a deed to Rose Erickson, wife of Minn, and a hospital visit related to appendicitis after an operation.
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Gart Shober
Uater Times-Herald
Missouri
Andison County
Erickson
Rose Erickson
Willow
Minn
Lutheran Hospital of Inspection
K. Shober
Traction Company Offers to Pave East Lewis Street
Residents on East Lewis Street meet with Gol J. Pastel Tones of Fort Wayne and Wabash Traction Company about paving the rough street between car tracks. Company says funds are short but ready to repair. residents reject paying one third of costs. Col. Jones explains finances and limits on repairs, prompting continued dispute.
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Tevalrs Ace
Bela Apade
Citizens Committee
Schreier
Ue Te Counel
We Citaty
Col. Jones
Reremis
Howard Henry
Traction Company
Mile
Machine Co
Janes Eaid
Young Mother Dies After Year’s Illness in Columbia City
Mrs. F. E. Anderson died at 7:45 this morning at her home on near Main street after a year-long battle with cancer of the liver and complications. She had undergone operations in Fort Wayne and again in March, but gradually declined while at home since May. Survived by husband Rail Way Mall Clevis, daughter of Innes and Mate, and sisters Aves of Wille, Tanare, and Gratz. brothers Cleo, Charies, and others. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Rist News
Columbia Ciy
Zannetts Anderson
Railway Mall Clezis
Si. Anderson
Neai Main Street
Tier
Fort Wayne
Mayie
Madame Shewee
Ani
Innes
Mate
TiehIard
Sven Yeats
Ishire
Cleo
Stera
Wille
Pinnte Gratz
Fort Wheathers
Eitwanl
Saturday. Methodist Epis Toe exactine of the ser yeb been mined
Saturday report notes unclear text about a Methodist topic and possible events. fragments mention exacting service and mines, but details are unreadable. The readable items suggest a church or ritual reference with limited context.
Laws Merchant Opens Ohio Store In Brycehm County
Colurb City June 25. Jad 6C. Sehinencuee, the Laws merchant, has purchased a general store at Brycehm, Paviding county. He will take devicesion some time in Soptoniter. Today in his city he purchased the Brand Ireland soda fountain and will take it with him. Friends expect him to be settled in his new location soon.
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Kist Newe
Buren Colurb City
Jad
Sehinencuee
Am General
Brycehm
Paviding County
Brand & Ireland Soda
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Mometers
Quaker
Ferguson McKinney
Old Fort
Wayne
Fort Wayne Printing Co
East Main Street
Patterson-Cletcher
Dick’s Buffet
Barr Street
T. P. A. Convention
Milwaukee
Asheville
Roguko
Boris
Eadaghe
William Duelly
Lucas Avenue
Kingston
N. Y
Willams
Williams
All Songaios
Co Schenectady
N.Y
Ame Ghausse
Uveralla
Igh
Tean
Justice of the Peace
Hankens
Our Makes
Stein-Bloch Schldss Bros
Sincerity
August Bros
Rotut. Bros
Iry
Calhoun ST
All Blacks
Dukes-Rose-Schirmeyer Co
T.R. Marshall
State House
Edward Buter
Broadway
Francie B. Cheyney
Mickel Plate Grakeman
Hammond
Ind
Lindenwood
Henry Krick
Monkerylees
Melching
Abolte Township
C. W. Buck
Hat
Charles Plasterer
Drs. Uueniing
O'Leary
Independent
Order of Foresters
Toronto
Upe
City News
Gart
Nissouri
Honerlie
Lewis Street
Strait
Journal-Gazette
Robison Park Theatre
Billy Link
O. & N. Pharmacy
Packard Band
F. E. Anderson
SPY Run Coal CO
Fred W Blaser
Spy Run Areas Coal, Wood
FESR
Laud Merchant
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