Crowds at the County Fair Charm Fort Wayne
Large crowds attended Fort Wayne county fair inaugural night with performances by the Margaret's guild and a long list of volunteers. Organizers led by Rev. Maward W. Aver and J. Archer showcased the event at the corner streets, drawing about two thousand visitors and praising the effort of local residents and entertainers.
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Ehuret
West Berry and
Jervisolt
SS Margaret's Guild
Fort Wisne
Titeria
Old
Maslea
Coleriek
Albert Ws
RG. Hottman
Ghd
Annle Gakleys
Trertier
Mer
J. Dt
Mike Matin Purcel
Traeien
Attale
Lana
Leuiby
Florened
Spersy
Desde Taylor
Blaubetty
Paltiers
Aver Reeter
Trinity Aplacepal
Duis Core
Jae Tervat
Jolur
Archer Hua
Uruderott Neatrias
Charlotte Phaberkoan
Atta
Grabill Items of Interest from Guabing and Nearby
GRABILL INDIANA JUNE 36 Sam Warner and Etgha Woodcox, the contrarian who have been working here most of her life, are moving. Leo Shin Week relocates to Stenwool Michigan. Mr BE. Mie Cowl plans to move to Michigan in a few weeks. Our local printing office will burn Fendinans in a short time. the Grabill paper should be out soon with a surprise name. The Crabb Cornet band will host an ice cream social Saturday evening. The Rabitson Chapel band also to be present. socials and festivals grow, with the town expecting a lively crowd and good entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guabing
Ind
Samuhel Warner
Etgha Woodcox
Conviiteeule Cement
Micha
Fort. Wayud
Leo Shin
Saawel
Stenwool
Mich
Michigan
Grabill
Hafer
Crabb
Graniti
Rabitson Chappel
Garden of Thanks for Charitable Support After Loss
We express gratitude to TO. GO. R. Royal league shop mates friends and neighbors for the assistance and sympathy shown during the bereavement of our beloved husband and father Mrs Charles A. Burcharn and children thank you for your kindness and support during our sorrow.
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TO. GO. R. Royal League
Haral
Pennsylvanias half million loss in mail car rents
The post office department projects a deficit approaching five hundred thousand dollars in payments to the Pennsylvania railroad for mail carriage and rental of postal cars and kits. The railroad has received about two million yearly, with orders to cut payments beginning July 1 amid prior charges of carrying empty or underloaded cars for government use.
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Piptsnurg
Tone
Postofice
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eminent scientist unveils Root Juice discovery in Lafayette
A renowned researcher introduced a new Root Juice based health discovery in Lafayette after extensive travels and study. The product reportedly eases stomach, liver, kidney, and bowel issues and was praised by hundreds in Lafayette and nearby cities. Demonstrations are planned at the Whenerdung store next Tuesday morning.
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Lafayette
Tha Atate
Anderson
Mavion
Trenton
Fort Wayne
Reign Rent and Mileage Expenses Reported
A brief note states that reign rent and mileage expenses were reported to the postover department, with details unclear due to damaged text. The fragment mentions official reporting and administrative handling of costs.
Furniture men join the crusade in Indiana
The Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers Association, meeting in convention, voted to join a nationwide crusade against the mislarnder business of mail order houses. President H. M. Purviance of Fort Wayne and officers including G. Fee ney of Indianapolis and Fred S. Culter of Frankfort were elected. Speakers included Col. D. N. Foster of Fort Wayne and Ralph B. Clark of Anderson outlining aims and potential achievements.
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Idianapolis
Indiana
C. Rosenberg
National
Shippie
Col
D. N. Foster
Fort Wayne
Ralph B. Clark
Anderson
H. M. Purviance
Frankfort
Sanvelary-Treasher
George HH. Ollar
Indianapotle
Orphans to visit Rolisen Park with auto ride
About twenty orphans from the Allen County Orphan's Homes will be taken by automobile to Rolisen Park in the afternoon. A general program at the pleasure grounds includes riding the roller coaster and enjoying other park attractions. The event is organized under Drs L P Drayer and William Enslin and a committee of local benefactors.
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Rolisen Park
Allen County
Drs. LP
Drayer
William Enslin Ang Meare
C. On. Guida
Wd Fisher
Willian Grima
Wrieke Doder
Albert Mead
Clubhouse plans loom as Sam Murburger split ends matchmaking
Amid unsettled talks SAWS OFF FROM SAM MURBURGER officials announce a new club seeking a July opening. A proposed Fortnight schedule outlines a series of Loxtar tournaments at Denontly rink with a 30 by 40 foot facility, costing £1,000, featuring a gymnasium and dedicated club rooms under elite supervision.
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Joe Avileth
Murbargie
Murburger
Aml
Eluls
Ae Eartista Inde
Holt
Benceam
Howan Ly Healit
Mint
Eraantzating
Acense Celmwold Tvenne
Wiih
Ayohte
Deawlmr
Fea
Parke M. Marlin Visits Decatur to Inspect Tax Office
Decatur Ind June 20 Parke M Marlin of Hindianipolls a member of the state tax commission checked with the county assessor on their work to date. He noted a 17 percent average increase in property valuations and praised the Howard county for efficient private assessment. After next Saturday there will be no postmaster at Curryville. Patrons will receive mail from Magley on rural route No 1 as routes are moved. City water will be shut off for patrons not placing a water meter on their premises due to exhausted supply.
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Decatur
Ind
Parke M. Marlin
Hindianipolls
Howard
Curryeilie
Thong
Pany
Prenne
Han
Curryville
Magley
Indvoctiona
Municipal News on paving and river gauge project
The Cleveland city plans street paving by late September with machinery arriving midweek for the Winter Street area. Union and Gay Streets will follow as Barber Asphalt speeds resurface West Merry Street, Maldon Lane to Harrison Street closing soon. A U S weather gauge project will install a gauge on the Maines river Colwortia Street bridge to inform towns during floats. building permits issued for a residence addition and home remodel.
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Cleveland
Trinktad Asphalt
Inent
Winter Street
Superior Street
Barber Asphalt Commany
West Merry Street
Maldon Lane
Harrison Street
Frank Randall
United States Weather Havana
Keller & Yraun
Maumee River
Colwortia Street
Maines
Becker
Department of Public Works
Fred Schuerger
Anton Albrecht
Lewis Street
MPIANA MAN MURDERED IN ILLING IN SALOON CIDERN
Denton June 26 The detective tally of Thomas Pritchard was found today in a cistern behind an old saloon in Sacar Prank county. Inquiry revealed Pritchard had been murdered. His wife and five daughters were in Tintod Ind. He was a Royal Arch Mason and came to Lesser to secure work.
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Denton, l
Thomas Pritchard
Sacer
County
Pritchaed
Pritchard
Wifow
Tintod
Ind
Royal Arch
Accident on the Valley Line in Angola Reported
June 28 report notes Newell Philo assisting in laying track on the St Joseph Valley line when he slipped and fell from a stool rail hurting his foot. He suffers painful injuries and will be laid up for a few days. The day included church services at Friendship chapel in the morning and Oak Grove chapel in the afternoon with a children's meeting and Rev. E A Banner as pastor.
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Angola
Newell Philo
St Joseph Valley
Imi
Friendship Chapel
Oak Grove Chapel
E. A. Banner
Bargain Day at Cigarette Counters in Chicago
Reports from Chicago detail a crowded bargain day at cigarette counters as shoppers rush to stock up ahead of a July 1 price and law change. Women and men alike flood stores while window signs advertise steep reductions in paper wrapped products.
Whitley County Post Office Clerks Benefited
In Colma City Indiana after June 26 the salary increases for four Columbia City post office workers and one at South Whitley take effect July 1. Chief Clerk Francis J. Maine will earn 900 annually, up from eight hundred. Frank Kussely Walter Risaman and Miss Jennie Hollinger rise to 900 from 600, Newman T. Miller at South Whitley to 600 from 500.
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Colma City
Ind
Dunce
Columbia City
nMice
Routh Whither
Glancis J. Maine
Frank Kussely
Walter Risaman
Mas Jennie Hollinger
Newman T. Miller
South Whitley
Prospective Bride and Grooms in Local Match
Cusick and Miss Barnles KH Kelser are noted as popular young people. The bride is the Mauthier of Jacob Kelser of Columbia Township, and the groom is Frank W. Cusick of Thorncreek Township.
Thursday game at Albion promises fast contest at 3
Albion Indiana June 26 the fastest game of the season will be played Thursday afternoon at 3 at Athlon baseball park between Albion and Milford hoya Ogden and Ogden will pitch for Murong and Albion will have Williams and Green. A good game is promised for all who attend Wanted carpenters and laborers for Tennessee Apply 1 Arcade.
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Albion
Ind
Athlon Baseball Park
Milford Hoya
Murong
Ogden and
Ogden
Albion Willams and Green
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