Yale and Harvard Ready for Annual Regatta Today
New London Conn June 23 1910 Harvard Yale rowing races set tomorrow on the Thames with three events. Freshmen eight two miles starts near 11 30 am, varsity fours follow, then the varsity race four miles downstream from Red Top to Tell Road. Yale-Harvard Thames records cited. Yale leads overall 23 to 21. Both crews faced a mixed practice season, with Harvard favored in prior years and Yale improving notably in recent workouts.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Freshinett Elant
Harvard-Yale
Thames River
Crimson
Blue
Newy Yard
Navy Yard
Harquarters
Red Top
Nutes
Baty Secretn
Varsity
lTell Road
Harvard Thames
Yeleew
Yala
Yelerowitns
Lake Winesaakes
Zeke Winnipesqukee
Connecticut
Springfield
Theie
Leake
Worcester
Lake Saltonstall
New Haven
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Bars Yard
Yate
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Ithaca
Tnt
Shames
Hiwes
Metcalf
Withington
Strang
Newton Ant Cutler
Rothers
Stretton
Goodale
Freachthen
Frost
Yale Veteren
Sreen
South Whitley plant closure and sale rumors
Columbia City Indiana June 23 manager Cook of the Walls company reports discharging twenty five workers after debris clearing for new buildings. South Whitley businessmen struggle to raise 32000 cash bonus with only 600 secured and a better offer appears from Laporte. Walls may sell the South Whitley site. men plan a follow up meeting to retain the plant amid bids. Special slip on coat selling for 4.75, value 8.00 elsewhere.
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Columbia City
Ind
Cook
Whitley
Valls
South Waitley
Laporte
South Whitley
The Great Nineteen Hundred Washing Machine Ad
Advertisement touts a gravity washer as the only such machine, claiming over a million in use across the United States. It urges immediate order to save labor on wash day and ends with a strong sales pitch.
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United States
Our First Annual Clearance Sale Opens July First
Our First Annual Clearance Sale begins Saturday morning July 1 191 Now for the most impressive and important July Clearance Sale ever dared to be launched upon the business world. A sale that shouts cut prices from every case shelf and counter. No possibility of the printed price doing justice to this sensational scattering of excellent merchandise. Interest yourself in this money saving sale for great business is inevitable during this sale at the prices we are going to offer. Give a thought to just a few of the offerings we mention below.
Embroideries and Laces Special Prices Offered
A catalog note advertises One Int Torchon and Net Lace at 121/4c or 9c per item, inviting choice. Weigand items priced at 9c, another lot also 9c. Special prices apply to all laces, all-overs and embroideries.
Albion News notes social and legal matters in town
Bech and nephew trip to Garrett. Mrs. Leslie of Hicksville visiting grandmother Mrs. Sarah Leslie. Thimble club hosted by Mrs. James H Palmer. Attendance by James D L Baughman A T Neidhart A EF Lemon M C G Beck C L Smith FP Eagles J M Cory FR Halferty C M Clapp and visitor Mrs Chas Wonds. Marriages granted for several couples including John Jacob Wilders and Sarah Ethel Jones. Local Kendallville notice kept private. Harry H Kabrich of Jacksonville guests in Albion. George S Bivisecor Washington township assessor sought a 10 percent tax reduction. Davis of New Bethlehem PA visiting.
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Albion
Ind
B. ©. Beck
Charles Beck
Garrett
Leslie
Hicksville
Sarah Leslie
James H. Palmer
Thimble Club
Mes
James D. L. Baughman
A. T. Neidhart
A. EF. Lemon
M. CG. Beck
C. L. Smith
FP. Eagles
J. M. Cory
FR. Halferty
C. M. Clapp
Chas
Wonds
John Jacob Wildersson
Chicago
Sarah Ethel Jones
Sparta Township
Jonathon T. Lang
Kendallvile
Gertrude Mayalbaugh
Wayne Township
Fredrick William Gruber
Sylvia Pearl Freeman
Noble Township
Anthee
Kendallville
Harry H. Kabrich
Jacksonville
Athletic Inn
Chas, Smith
Kabrich
Noble County
Elkhart Township
George S. Bivisc
Washington Township
Board of Review
Wernesdar
Bouse
Davis
New Bethlehem
John Schlotterbach
York Township
Karvey
Safe and Sane Fireworks at Henricks Corner Creighton and Broadway
Fireworks display offered in a safe and sane format at Henricks store located at the Creighton and Broadway corner. Community members invited to view the event and comply with local safety guidelines.
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Safe and Sane
Henricks
Creighton J and
Broadway
Farmers found cheating themselves at Barr street market
City Sealer Ray Tolan checked weights and measures yesterday morning and found two farmers using fraudulently oversized or underweight equipment. One used a peck measure twenty-two years old and a quart over sized. The other used a scale that delivered twenty four ounces per pound. Both accepted the findings and regard the ordinance as fair to buyers and sellers. The sealer will present his report to the board of public safety.
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Ray Tolan
Barr Street
Board of Public Safety To Safety
Local notes include marriages and court actions in LaGrange
Lagrange June 23 report items: Sanlard returns from Indianapolis on legal matters. County Superintendent Smeitzey attends state meeting. Mrs. Nichols seeks divorce from Andrew H. Nichols by attorney. Carrie Vawter Rowan wed last evening at Presbyterian church with Rev. Triesdale officiating in presence of family. Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury to Charlottle Ala. on extended wedding trip. Harry Free and children visiting Kendallville return home. Local residents attend a Rome City fever event. Agnes Free returns from Elkhart to visit until Fourth. Funeral for Lester Greenawalt noted.
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Ala
Dire
Carrie Vawter Rowan
Hutching
Cantal Avenue
David Triesdale
Presbyterian Church
Woodbury
Chranelle
al Harry Free
Tin
Kendallville
Ind
Rome City
Funeral to be held at home of parents near Brushy Prairie
A death notice states the deceased was drowned at Appleman on Tuesday afternoon. The funeral will be held this morning at the home of his parents near Brushy Prairie. Rev C A Wade of Greencastle Indiana is visiting Lagrange for a few days.
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Appleman
Greenatall
Wifs
Brushy Prairie
Springfeld
Ev. C. A. Wade
Greencastle
Ind
Lagrange
Tyre Walter marriage solemnized at Crawfordsville
Miss Mae McIntyre wed David Walter in Crawfordsville Indiana at the home of Mr and Mrs John Nelntyre in a small ceremony attended by immediate relatives Rev Marshall of the Presbyterian church performed the ring service. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for Columbia City to start life together. The bride a graduate of local schools and Depauw University and member of Sigma Zeta sorority, the groom a Wabash College graduate and former Whitley County surveyor is now pursuing civil engineering. They will live in Columbia City with a furnished home awaiting them.
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Columbia
Ind
John Nelntyre
Crawfordsville
Mae McIntyre
David Walter
Columbia City
Marshall
Presbyterian Church of
Depaww University
Seta Zeta
Frederick Walter
Wabash
Collené
Whitley
Local notices and travel bits from Churubusco Indiana
Geo W Krider and wife returned from Chicago after funeral of daughter of Jerry Krider. Miss Gertrude Sidwell visited Miss Helen Isay then stayed with Dr Ish's family in Laotto. Rev E Pierman left Lima for Goshen after week with Wattersons. Mrs Harding of Gatton Ohio visiting area. Autos and local picnic plans noted for Besancon July 4 1911.
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Churubusco
Ind
Geo. W. Krider
Chicago
Jerry Krider
Gertrude Sidwell
Ish
Laotto
Helen Isay
Mulberry Street
E. Pierman
Lima
Samuel Watterson
Goshen
M. E
Wesley Chapel
Leo Isay
Helen
George W. Richler
Collins
L. D. Harding
Make Him Comfortable with a Fly Cover
An old promotional plea urges relief from fly season using a Fly Cover. It emphasizes easing the burdens of the faithful animal that serves you, recommending one of these covers sold locally.
Fort Wayne Horse Market Auction Sale This Saturday
L D Burnett proprietor invites buyers to the Fort Wayne Horse and Mule Market for a weekly sale every Saturday. A large consignment includes draft horses, quality qar ig horses, brood mares, wagon horses and general purpose stock. Each horse is fresh from the country and guaranteed as represented with refunds offered. Entry is one dollar, two more if sold, at 10 Wells Street. Phone 55.
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Vail
J. M. Stouder & CO
East
Coats
Gardless
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The
Myers Dry Goods Co
Calhoun St
Albion News
Lagrange News
Tyre-Walter
Teerson-Fletcher CO
Hoffman Bros, CO
S.J. Miller
Wolf Lake
Jack
Patterson-Fletcher CO
St. Louis’ Church Grounds
Besancon
C. E
H.C. Rose
Barr
L. D. Burnett
Fort Wayne
Lo? Wella Street
Paone
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