Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Advertises New Life
Readers are urged to try Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. The ad claims it relieves backache headaches and urinary issues, promises a free bottle by mail, and lists Dr Williams and the Kidney and Liver Remedy Company as sources. It presents testimonials and encourages mail requests for a trial bottle.
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Hervons
Hess
Ridne
Wadder
Thie Journal-Gnazette
Syle
Wimer
Th Ridshampion
Chase
Smashed All Records Ayallaarowrd Tonic Health Claim
Smashed all records ayallaarowrd insulive tonic and health-builder claim to cure stomach ills dyspepsia biliousness and headaches. They promise nerve strength immunity and relief from malaria chills. Available 25 cents at all druggists.
Former Allen County resident dies near Angola
Jacob Meese born in Columbus counts died November 22 1908 at his home four and a half miles northwest of Angola at Senator Wickwire farm aged 85 years 7 months 21 days. Survived by six children and several relatives. Funeral rites were held at Mount Zion cemetery with a Pleasant Lake clergyman officiating. Meese was a member of the United Brethren church.
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Klet News
Purana
Angola
Ind
Tacob 3Ieese
Columpiana
Hlo
Siurah
Anepia
T. 8
Ite
Thomas&. Wickwire
Henry Darris
Menryeville Til
Pinlty
Joan
James Mewse
Mon
Fouvittes
Breuk Meese
Ok Iubonny
Hibbs
Pleasant
Arith Jnlehment ii
Mount Zion’ Cempeters
Teseasnnt
United Brethsen Ebureh
Barber Company Gets Repair Work on City Streets
Council committee on contracts reviews guarantees for Barber Asphalt set to expire this year. Repairs extend midsize Street from Calhoun to Avenue and on Tays from Pulrfield to Bradway under the contract with Mahusm & Mahwry Architects and the Board of Public Works. New city officials Welch and Pinniger qualified. bids invited for a local sanitary sewer on Pontiae Street alley near Thomas Street. Building permits issued for remodel at 507 Fourth Street and barn on Pioneer Avenue. Contagious diseases reported to health board include scarlet fever and smallpox in several residents.
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Wavemont
Barber
Publi mM
Midsé Street
Calhoun
Avenue
Pulrfield
Bradway
Councilmanic
Guy Cubero
Maine
Board of Public Works
Mahusm & Mshwry
Marketpiace
Mungovany
Thisa
Charles E. Welch
Coungalman-At-Large
Harry Pinniger
Vouneilinen Fren
Atvertids
Pontiae Street
Thomas Street
HLA, Grothaltmann& Co
Fourth Street
John Gibson
Pioneer Avenue
Lakeside
Herman Tapp
The
Health Board
Josephine Heamer
Suillpe
West Superior
Smal Bach
Claraid Alma Ogelsang
East Lewis
Russell Anderson
Quick Meal Ranges and Cinderella Base Burners at popular prices
ANGOLA Indiana November 1 The Steuben district court opened this morning with Judge Homer A Bratton presiding The grand jurymembers listed include Tra Fast Frank Merrion Eremont Bachelor Zach Pannebaker Perry Berlich and Charles Baker The merit jury is selected but will convene later with members Frank Mallory Abram Stevens Frank SteR Charles Dygertone Schael ers Stephen Hodges Tvon Calling George H Cogswell Wes Taber Walter Peacher David C Parrott and Iru Bowennan
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Angola
Ind
Steuben Digevit Court
Homer A. Bratton
Tra Fast
Frank Merrion
Eremont Bachelor
Zach Pannebaker
Perry Berlich
Charles Baker
Steusen County Woman Goes Gunning for Geese
In Angola Indiana Mrs. Barmea Roberts wife of a Jackson township tavern keeper, proves an accurate shot with a Winchester. From a hill near her home she bagged a large wild goose after driving within forty yards of geese and firing three shots as they attempted to fly. The incident, witnessed by her husband and others, ends with a fine roasted goose planned for Sunday.
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Yew Bureau
Ror Roberts
Tackson
Roberts
Barmea
Winchester
Hobarts
Bist
Angola
Ind
Sanitary Rubber Dropper Promises Eye Health Reform
Inventive West River scientist unveils a sanitary rubber dropper for eye tonics, reducing waste and limiting eye injury. Eye specialists endorse the Eyeald remedy, and a booklet explains home use with proven results, signaling a promising future for Eyeard and the Sanitary Dropper in eyewear care.
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Sanleid
Nm Siamo
Lee
Eyeard
Sanicenic
Wien
Decatur News Highlights Local Social and Visit Notes
Decatur Indiana notices recount E Woods traveling to Fort Wayne and Warsaw for business and to visit son Hugh. The Historical club shifts meeting to Mrs Raul’s hosting with Mrs Per ey Williams delivering the paper. Numerous dinner parties and visits across town include families Gates Wagers Auk et Worth, plus hospital and surgery news for Mrs Spahr.
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Decatur
Ind
E. Woods
Fort Wayne
Warsaw
Hugh
Historican Club
Raul
John Walters
Perey Williams
Dan Donovan
Floyd Smith
Emma McMollen
Port Wayne
Bliss Ruby Harvey
South of the City
Will Kitson
Susanna Iy
Auk
Manchester
Daniel Elisair Fanks
Charles, Tohnsons
Famil
Dibble
Mes. Ela
Relding
A. J. Porter
Giles
Elin Creek
Iowashia
J. BR. Porter
Dimmer
Marie Heckman
Corault
Ethel Holmes
Marion
Bessa Baumeariner
Zelmi Steels
Rose Colchin
Anna Borge
Boiss Holmes
Vera Bmeyers
Ada Sevick
John Spahr
Hope Hospital
Wort
Mrz Lontun
Lima
Local Ligonier News Highlights School and Social Events
Inn guests visit Rev White and family while Pam Wolf and husband welcome a daughter born Sunday morning. Toledo visitor Lankhart returns home after caring for his brother. Funeral for H G Lockhart held Saturday afternoon at Ellis lodge room. Miss Taith McKahan and Howard Kelley plan marriage tomorrow at the bride’s home. Mrs L Stilvus visits and Schlotterback family relocates to Cleveland for new company job. Estella Bauni and Max Greenberger wed in city home with Rabbi Terembech officiating. out of town guests include LLigs jt.
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iIutchinson
Columbie
Pam Wolf
Lankhart
Toledo
H. G. Lockhart
Washington
Taeale
Taith McKahan
Howard ‘Kelley
Elke
B. McKahan
F. C. Spencer
Andre
B. R
Wolf Lake
Dow
Bailey
Misa Shia Baker
Clavelind
Bekoterhack
Withmobile Works
Mier Carttage
Thin
Chicago
Taok
Brida
Jacob Barta
Pete City
Terembech
LL. Igs Jt
Saloonkeepers plan license bids in December ruling hoped
Sehloss and Miss Plarence Baum of Chicago Mr and Mrs Bertram Shane of Watson and Mrs Mars Wallsee of Cleveland announce they will apply for licenses in December in anticipation of a Supreme Court ruling against local option law. Terre Haute Brewing closes city office and moves operations to head quarters Wallace Smith plans to relocate to a Keseluske county farm after five years with the beer firm. Reward offered for information leading to conviction of party harboring Pearl the female black and tan fox hound. The Rise of the Common People by Newel Dwight 3 to be staged at the high school auditorium Thursday evening November 15 Seats 50 cents available at Leiman's, Aurentz, and Miss Emanuel's.
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Plarence Baum
Chicago
Bertram Shane
Watson
Mars Wallsee
Cleveland
Ucerse
Supreme Court
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Fta
Wallace Smith
Keseluske County
bin Company
Newel Dwight
America
Thuradar
Leiman's
Aurentz
Miss Emanuel’s
Ett
South Bend Eyes Deep Waterways Convention Effort
In northern Indiana, supporters of a lake to lake canal project push for a South Bend convention after a similar event in Port Wayne. Enthusiasm grows among brethren interested in boosting canal development and regional waterways initiatives.
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South Bend
South ‘Ound
Indiana
Brechren
Port Wayne
Apron and Necktie Party at Tanner's Wednesday Evening
GARRETT'S LEADING HOTEL IS PURCHASED. The Hos tel Broughton, five past five years owned and managed by Morton Broughton, has been sold to George Clark who took possession immediately. Mr Broughton may take a railroad position. Clark was a partner in Clark Bros. meat market until selling to his brother two months ago.
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Hist News
Borrani Garrett
Ind
Broughton
Morton Broughton
George Clark
Air. Broughton
Newark
Olas
Clerk
Clark Bros
L- Clar
DeKalb County Charities At Garret Correction Found
Garret Ind November 15. Local filing notes a correction in the DeKalb County board of charities roster listing Charles ert Wy HL 3eIntosh and 5 1 farney among the county charity trustees. Names and roles corrected to reflect accurate board composition.
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Garret
Ind
Charles Ert
Farney
DeKalb Counts
Postum praised by doctor for health and taste gains
A letter extols Postum as a safe, fragrant coffee substitute that aids sleep and steadies nerves. The writer, a physician who uses it daily, recalls trying many substitutes and recommends Postum's benefits, noting weight gain and better well being. The message invites readers to try it and mentions the book The Road to Wellville.
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Kentucky
Wellville
Reagan
Chinewa princess leads Chinese women education drive
The Chinewa princess, sixth daughter of Prince Ching and sister of the regent, is widely praised for advancing Chinese womanhood. She champions higher education for Chinese girls across social classes, aligning with Western feminist strides while preserving her culture.
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Ching
Uhing
Ing
Depres
Garrett News Highlights Local Legal and Social Updates
Attorney A W Mountz and Mrs Jerry Baker travel to Indianapolis for the opening of a $30000 damages suit over a wreck that killed her husband on the B and Q line. Funeral notices include Upton Stansbury. Civic Federation delegate Rev H L Martin delays due to business. Jim Ray injured by a delivery wagon. Arthur Wells announces a newborn. Mr and Mrs Oak Hesselman relocate to Auburn.
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Garrett
Ind
A. W. Mountz
Jerry Baker
Indianapolis
B. & Q. Railroad
Leroy Stansbury
Philadelphia
Lucy Staughuey
Yesterd
Plymouth
Upton Stansbury
Tische Stanebaty
H. L. Martin
National Civic Federation
Aster
New York City
Jim Ray
Shusler & McDermott
weEon
Cau
Brile
Arthur Wells
Keyser
W. Va
Wells
Emma Beach
Oak Hesselman
Auburn
Dave Randall Arrested Over Saloarty Incident
The report states Dave Randall was arrested after an incident at a Bar Street saloon where Mooney was allegedly ejected and an affidavit was signed charging Randall with selling liquor without proper permit. A warrant was served and Randall planned to appear in court the following morning responding that he could prove his innocence.
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Dave Rania
Saloartihan
Randall
Randell
Decatur Gamglers Face Grand Jury Action
Decatur citizens appeared before the grand jury as investigators probed the county jail facilities noting the need for a second lock up in the temporary bastile and a few gamblers were rounded up at a saloon site where authorities confronted them as they attempted escapes while police held the line.
Hidden Iron Box Found Behind Weakened Shelter
A fragment reports discovery of an iron box hidden within a damaged shelter area containing coins and notes, with a reference to a sum around 375 or 1000 dollars. The text is garbled but indicates a retrieval of valuables and potential irregularities surrounding the find.
Knights of Columbus charter train to Huntington initiation
About 110 Knights of Columbus from Decatur Ind chartered a sleeper train to Huntington for initiation services next Sunday. The train departs here at 6 30 and returns at 10 00. Some 500 people from surrounding areas are expected to attend. A class of about fifty converts will receive degrees with Nevatu, Lagansfort and Fort Wayne teams conferring the three degrees.
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éBy Kist
Decatur
Ind
Iveal Knighta
Columbus
Ifle
Huntington
Nevatu
Lagansfort
Fort Warne Seany
Man Struck by Moving Box Car Injures Louie Mills
In Garrett on November 16 at 1:50 am Louie Mills of Det Blaines Town was struck by a moving box car while in the B and O yards. He was found unconscious and taken to Sacred Heart hospital in serious condition with a hurt spine and a badly bruised head.
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Kist News Boren
Garrett
Louie Mills
Det Blaines
B. & & Yards
Sacred Heart Hospital
Local Odd Fellows Attend Grand Lodge Session
Messrs J Beth Smith Will Tohson and Walter Craig depart today for the Grand Lodge armval session in Indianapolis set to convene tomorrow for a five day meeting. Smith has learned of his appointment to the legislative committee for the upcoming session while Charles Stokke traveled to Indianapolis yesterday for the grand encampment. A number of other Odd Fellows from the city are expected to attend the Wednesday and Thursday sessions.
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J. icBeth Smith
Will Tohson
Walter Craig
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
Mr. Smith
Legislative Committee
Charles Stokte
Grand Lodge
Burglaries Hit the Burdg Barber Shop in Decatur Inn
Decatur Int Nov 13 Al Burds, the Moneno tract barber, found his shop entered through a rear window and doors picked, with about seventy cents theft noted. Police investigating the break in as a local crime report from theDecatur area.
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Decatur
Int
al Burds
Hing
Temailn
Asisty
Convicted Man Face License Suspension After Liquor Violations
The defendant was convicted of two liquor law violations and the prosecuting attorney will ask the court to suspend his license as part of the punishment.
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Beep
Fort Wayne Mayor-Elect Efice Under Spotlight After Victory
Mayor-elect Efice dominates headlines as the city forms two active factions after his win. Grice’s supporters spread across Fort Wayne, while the rivals weigh influence and future policy. The outcome hinges on who commands the party workers and grasps the “men behind” the scene.
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Efice
Fort Warna
Grice
Thesa
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