Dr Leonhardt’s Hea-Relt Piles Remedy Adverts
A broad statement claims Dr Leonhardt’s Hea-Relt cures piles without injections or appliances. It touts a one month treatment plan, priced at 1410, and lists sale points at Vish Salhoun Street and Gulumb Alhoun street corners in Indiana, with De Leonhardt Co. Sta Jlon B Hulfulu New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
Dr. Leonhardt
Vish Salhoun Street
Gulumbalhoun Atrecl
Core Wayne
Sel Calhoun Street
Ind
de Leonhardt Co
Stajlon
Hulfulu
Neuralgia Relief Promised by Miles Anti Pain Pills
An advertisement-like letter touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as an effective relief for neuralgia caused by congestion or irritation. It cites personal testimonials from Mrs Keants Pyamalon of Saint Carthage Missouri and others, claiming rapid relief with minimal dosage and no after effects, with a druggist authorized to refund the price if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Tulsa
Nes
Pyamalon
St. Carthige
Alles
Sella
Miles Medical Co
Elishurt, Ind
Afternoon Party at Ligonier Described in Rustic Style
A May 29 social at the home of 273 Slends on Carin Street in Ligonier featured a rustic decor and a four course dinner. Guests included Miss Pearl Toad, Marguerite Bouse, Mrs J J Green, Mrs C G Keehn, and attendees from Fort Wayne, Wisconsin, Goshen, and Kimmel among others.
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Hist Nazwa
Buren
Ligonier
Ind
Sira
Toad
Marguerite Bouse
J. J. Green
C. G. Keehn
Fis
Linguire
Sparta Priammeing
Agani
MG. Keel
William Partitt
Fort Wayne
Ty Aba Hammel
Wikwaukee
Irs
Wim Radford
Minvix
Santtte Hoover
Goshen
Dirs, Simmel of
Kimmel
Telegraph Lines Down Near Ligonier
Ligonier Indiana May 29 A severe wind storm Thursday night disrupted telegraph lines between Wawaki and Ligonier. Wires were down and reports were late due to the storm. no further details available.
Six room house near Knitting Mills for 1400
Property listing notes a six room house near Knitting Mills priced at 1400 dollars. Interested buyers should see Louis Curdes for details.
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Knitting Mills
Louis, Curdes
Albion Minor News and Personal Notices May 29
May 29 Albion brief notes report court adjournment and numerous visits. Miss Maw Stewart of Avilla arrives to visit Mrs. Charles Gatweed. Rose Scull and daughter from Goshen visit friends and attend memorial service. Laura Butcher visits Bloomville, then Bunny and family plans noted. Chauncey Dinu visits with daughter Mrs. Delay Brewert, and E I Blue leaves for Deshler after a short stay with his daughter Burst.
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Albion
Inn
Maw Stewart
Avilla
Mer Slaver
Charles Gatweed
Rose Scull
Lars
Goshell
Laura Butcher
Laura
Bunny
Bloomville
Armstrong
Chauncey Dinu
Delay
Olle
Blue
Burst
Spamster
Luft
Deshlor
Whitley County News Briefs A Busy Community Day
May 28 in Columbia City features a long all day program with many merchants and barber shops opening for the special trading day. Visitors and locals attend cemetery visits by Jufferdon Huveifne and Tengo Mosher. Wabash College to play Columbia City Grays at Columbia City base ball park at 2 o'clock. Mrs Lett Walker returns from Porter Lutheran Hospital after a serious operation. Methodists hold a fair Saturday evening. Twenty four high school graduates from Union City celebrate this afternoon. Rev DW Saniers leads South Whitley choir next week and property changes noted.
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Columbia City
Ind
Tyo Eberhard
Kourt
Sethel
Stuugut
G. A. Ry
Hower
Wabash College
Columpia City Grays
Eelock
Seasort
Lert Walker
Union Tnvn
Te Lutheran Hospital
Porter
Caegsse
Unt
Saniers
Buster
Whitley
Renovero
Whitey
Willa Tollen
D. & Liavil
InGrhlug
Suvoral
Miya
Detkalt
Towan
Alumal Association
Kosciusko County News Wraps Warbamw May 23
Kosciusko county reports include lodge No. 62 officers and meetings in Warsaw and Silver Lake. A Silver Lake sale transfers property to Clavies D. Young for 40 dollars. A nursing note mentions infant death near Milford and a church chicken supper planned for Saturday. Local residents claim credit for saloon crusade in Tadlam.
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Warbamw, Jr
Kassluako
OO. OM
Ax Cotlony
Tobiegran Weenge
Charles Kully
Kearse Rose
Iine Reuni Hes
Cinynoul
Warsaw
TK. Sintsy
Sil Ho
K. Smith
Silverlake
Clavies D. Young
Jari Monron
Kosciusko County
Rughell Hurrig
Whitort Harrig
Plerenton Weekly Record
Jae Leen
Cormmegis
Lagrange Minor News Highlights Local Travel and Visits
May 2 to March sessions drift as residents depart for Decatur and Michigan. Maude Miller plans a porch visit in Upland then time with relatives in Marlop. Cy Howard Wikel leaves for Minneapolis then Bay View to teach summer term. Mrs Frank Spaleing of St Joe hosted relatives during commencement week.
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Mar
Dita
Huntington
Tiga Gyp Stroup
Decatur
Wilcox
Wafliss Maude Miller
Lagrange
Upland
Feleaga
Marlop
Mich
Cy Howard H. Wikel
Konish Echool
Thin Morte
Mionepolla
Bay View
Gehools
Mra
Frank Spaleing
Joe
Spalco
Tlagiling
Land
Blekayite
Legrant
TE. Hughes
Kankates
Ramuel
Yeaa Thompson
RP. Dryer
Eikbart
Guardian Asks For Home For Jack N Robison
In Decatur Illinois a ward named Jack N Robison, a mentally unsound man, is the subject of a guardianship petition. Willard Steele seeks a new home for him, citing deplorable living conditions and vermin in the current boarding setup. Steele requests custody near his own home, with Jack under his supervision and monthly support of 164 dollars. The case notes Jack's substantial estate and a $1500 personal estate. The board of children's guardians will act to protect the orphans in care.
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Tse News
Beregud Decatur
Williard Steele
Anfray
Rub Ingon
Tuck
Azkhier
Isaac Robinson
Ika
Mr. Steels
Tairs
Fit
Ils
Nowwe
Jiv
Jasner
Jack
Varo
Liln
Wabast Townslin
Peter Son
Sonditiues
Pleasant afternoon party for Mrs Torrence in Decatur
Mrs Jerry Torrence of Marion, former Decatur girl, was guest of honor at a pleasant Thursday afternoon social hosted by Mrs Jesse Dailey. Friends gathered for coffee and light refreshments as they joined in the intimate tribute to the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Jerry Torrence
Marion
Jest Bryson
Mes
Jesse Dailey
Torrence
An & O
Sixteen Prisoners In Adams County Jail
In Adams County jail at Decatur twelve prisoners remain after four were released yesterday morning for public intoxication. They appeared before Mayor France and were fined five dollars plus costs. Unable to pay, they received fifteen days in jail. The list includes William Priea of Kulomo described as deaf mute until Marshal Bobnke elicited speech, plus an unknown John Jones Earl Un and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gy Eist Newsy Bureau
Decatur
Ind
John Jones
Earl UN
Wuake
Travelley
Ceralys Company
Mus Place
Controversy Over Angoula City Schools Superintendent Selection
A Fort Wayne paper reports on a Rist News Bureau claim that facts about Angoula school board actions and the recent superintendent controversy are misrepresented. It discusses petitions, board meetings, alleged student unrest, and Professor Shockley’s attempted application with conflicting recollections from local figures.
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Hist
Angoua
Ink
Fort Wayne
Dole Srothera
Rist
Angola
Nanglag
Shockley
Jon
Elston
Hie
Talns
Uze
Dele Brothers
Kist Saws
Furthen
Bradhin
Elephant Interior Scanned For Lost Diamond
An elephant swallowed a $459 diamond while being fed peanuts. Three X ray experts and four trainers used the largest X ray apparatus ever made to photograph the elephant’s interior. The procedure created numbered sections to locate the missing ring, with the process overseen by T. R. Kelley of Kelley Kortt Co. and marked by careful handling to avoid distress or mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R Kelley
Kelley-Kortt Company
Covington
Courts and divorces noted in local docket roundup
Rapids of court actions show judge approvals of sales and venue changes in Criswell and Sunderland cases. Witzherald seeks divorce, Geddes v Peters occupies much court time, and Cart and Dewey Vought face commitments. Probate filings include wills of Leopold Meek and Teumas Mode with executors named. Licensed marriages listed and lawyers named among estate notes.
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O'Rourks
Criswell
Sunderland
Cowan
Superior
Heaton
Witz- Herald
Willon le
Peters
Wperlor
Judee C'lourke
Cart
Dewey
Allen County Olphins
Hwon Lo
Leonora Brothers
Vrpatlue Hock Quex Loulve
Angus Boek
Lem Th
Dreliethisy Ie
Ciarles Pere
They Guint
Markle
People's ‘Trust Company
Admin
Wircetes
Leopold Meek
Loulde Beek
Louise
Philp
W. F. Moody
EL Cleode
Rossville
Kardiye Weitten
Newton
Teumas Mode
Wayne
Calvin C Laux
Susie Sumption
Henry d. Bereman
Christian Welter
Guilty tipster rumor sparks raid at French Lick clubs
Reports say gamblers in French Lick and West Baden claim the governor ordered a raid to curb casino operations. Brown’s club rooms were emptied as 43 tables and multiple roulette wheels were loaded into wagons. Officials insist the drive originated from Poll, not Taft, and gamblers planned to restore activity soon. Meanwhile an offender, known as Teeple, was jailed in Decatur for a past fine dispute and later released after his wife settled charges.
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Prenci Lick
Ind
Mebines
al Brown
Buvinegs Ater
Eltisans
Marshal Roberts
West Brden
Enyail Brown
Brown
the Mareral
West Baden
Geranlt
French Lick
Cluclutt
West Baden ‘Springs
Gambilm
Colonial
Héss
Tadigtapalli
Memorial Program for Kendallville town event May 28
East News Bureau reports Kendallville Indiana holds a Memorial Day program on May 28. Delegates assemble at the post hall then march to Lake View cemetery Lisbon and Allen chapel to decorate graves. Children and others bring flowers to the hall by 10 o clock. At 2 pm old soldiers meet at the hall and march to St James Episcopal church for an address by Hon Thomas R Marshal of Columbia City. The ceremony includes invocation by Rev R L Seamans music by Prof Hesser readings from Lincoln Gettysburg speech and flag chorus by children and a benediction by Rev C J Bunnell.
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East News Bureau
Kendallville
Ind
C. Brow
Post GA
Post Tooms
Lake View Cemetery
Lisbon
Allen Chapel
Sietholst Episcopal Church
Thomas R. Marshal
Columbia City
Rav
KR. L. Seamans
Prof
Hesser
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Mes. C. Johnson
Marshal
Susie
America
Bunnell
Albion Field Day Field Events Report
At Albion Field Day the other field events are recorded with several entrants. In the 449 yard dash, five entries including Bortier of Green Bay, Rimmel of Orange, and Stepheraon of Albion are noted as placing, with missing details on marks and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Niet News Huresa
Altion
Ind
Geld
Hick School
Bortier
Green
Yenn
Rimmel
Orange
Secant
Stepheraon
San Miguel Shrine of Oldest Church in New Mexico
The Santa Fe church of San Miguel, oldest in America, stands as a dark historic beacon over the mesas. Its 1710 restoration preserves a site that began as a Spanish pueblo, witnessed centuries of Spaniards Indians Mexicans and Americans, and housed countless prayers and confessions under its walls. The piece recalls the shrine’s enduring witness to faith and frontier history as written by the New Mexico governor from 1879 to 1889.
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Europe
United States
San Miguel
Santa Fe
America
Ating
Waz Actimlle
Atlantic
New Mexico
Tk Ins
Local fishing contest results reported with distances
Entries include Hinkie of Lisniet winning with thirty seven feet five inches in a tanning trend event. Hubbard of Albion measured thirty five feet six inches. Long of Ligonies and Wir four feet eleven inches placed in several jumps. Cres won five entries with eighteen distances. Tings and Weeks placed in Albion and Orange township events with distances from sixteen to eighteen feet.
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Hinkie
Lis Niet
Hubbard
Albion
Vishteem
Tings
Rightein
Tri Tile Manning & Jomp
Districk Shhow
Toten
Tirat
Et Ane Jnehy Tone
Ithimel
Orange Township
Eixteen
Marriage License Notice From Auburn Yesterday
Despite the rain and high wind, applicants sought permission to wed at the county clerk's office. Names listed include Fred Sek, twenty three, and Wollasa Crise, nineteen, the latter reportedly married but now divorced.
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Auburn
Auwurs
Marcy
Fred Sek
A. Tarmes Rox
Wollasa al Crise
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