Packard Factory Adopts Five Day Schedule For Now
The Packard factory resumed a fifty five hour week after a long stretch with ten hour days. Management says the five hour week will stand as long as orders warrant it. Large shipments to the Pacific Coast are planned, with carloads of pianos routed from San Francisco Portland and Los Angeles. Work on these orders is underway and expected to keep the plant busy. Musicians local No. 15 elected officers for the coming year, naming Saterer as president and Shobe as vice president among others, with Shober chosen as a delegate to a state federation convention. Excursions and rail plans are noted for Lake Shore and Lake Erie, with trips to Cincinnati and other points, and a special train for the Masons’ cathedral cornerstone event in Fort Wayne.
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Packard Organ Company
Pueite
San Praucisen
Poriland
Angeles
P_ home
Mic
Ieary P. Saterer
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Louis S.C. Lchroeder Rer
John Miles
Acms
Louis Bourte
Fred J. Reineke
Howard Townsend
GB. P. Austin
Ben Packers
Joan Baler
Lexaminers
Fredra Reineke
Gart Shhoher
Rolland Uebelnoer
Gart Shober
Stheindlina
Parisian Sage Hair Growth Cure Guarantee Ad
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a safe cure for dandruff and hair loss with a money back guarantee within two weeks. It claims to restore hair, stop itching and falling, and asserts national availability through Meyer Bros Co. The copy uses sensational claims and promises free trials and express shipping.
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Money Bank
Giraux Mig. Ga
Jestirhane
Sogatr
Meyer Bros Cn
Uxpresa
Girone Mtg
Transportation and excursion notices in Indiana area
The column lists excursion rates, travel plans, and schedules. It notes Nickel Plate and Pennyxivente advertising a special rate for a Chicago trip, mentions rates on the Lake Sharq line, and references other travel moves by Walter Waehies and various touring acts. Also reports President Diedrich traveling for inspections and the Three Twink company arrivals from Grand Rapids with Pullmans.
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Walter Waehies
Dennsylvania
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan Central
Jackson
Wwere
Lake Shore
Young Man Fatally Struck By Auburn Waterloo Car
A young man Perry Feagler was killed instantly when a T. & C. G. streetcar struck him on the Auburn to Waterloo line near the city. The coroner and officials determined he was seated on the south side between rails, asleep as the car passed, with the head and neck exposed. Investigators noted the headlight and tender were at the rear, explaining the fatal impact from the car’s approach and a fatal skull fracture.
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Ind
Ferry Fy June Mann
Hsietm
George Feaglen
Aubion
Jdnyte Outland
Tome
Frans Dancer
Feagler
Waterloo
Arthur Straa
Mornbyg Star Road
Willard Swartz
DrKalb County
Adams and Dilgard
Rose
Frazier
Rorth
Fort Warne
Kendallville
Auburn
Considersius
Chester Hodge
Rar
Plaes
Hodge
Ann jStant
My Hodge
Con Death
Swarts
Ant
Alan
Taft and Bryan Conversing in Minneapolis Visit
In Minneapolis Judge William H. Taft and William J. Bryan met with cordial exchanges. Bryan invited Taft to the Hotel at 4:30. Taft accepted, then postponed due to Taft’s church engagement. Bryan proposed meeting at 5:00 on his way to the railroad station, but Taft had to speak at Fowler Methodist Church that evening.
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Willam H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Trest
Taft
Ah. Tate
St. Paul
The
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S Tatt
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Daniel
Ransdell
United States
John Lind
Minnvsota
St Maul
Johnson
St. Pool
Evan
Omaha Beach
Chicago & Northwestern
Tufts
St. Pant Wis
Mudeo van Hell
St. Pant
Pawler
Nis
North Dakota
Princina
Fargo
Tellarea
Consideranly Tnt
Pave
Fragmentary OCR Sees Miscellaneous Personal Notices
The readable fragments mention a landlord, a father, a mother, and a still unresolved reference to health and a funeral. Other lines allude to family members and a spirit, with no clear event or dates. The text is too garbled to extract a concrete news item or outcome.
The Majestic Hosts Cohan Harris Minstrels Tonight
George M. Cohan and Harris present a touring minstrel show at the Majestic theater with George Evans starring and a cast including Eddie Leonard Julian Eltinge John King Ernest Tennacy Frank Morrell and Art Gibson. A new one act musical comedy The Belle of the Barbers Ball is featured along with a 50 piece chorus and lavish costumes. The firm promises rapid scene changes and innovative staging.
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George Ibvans
Seth
Camellun
Mr. Evans
Edian
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Cohan & Harris
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Juliap Eltings
John King
Watercury Bros. & Tennes
Harry Dorse
Matt Kerfo
Frank Morrell
Ai € Gibson
Hundren
Cotun
Mr. Cohan
Cohan
Paid in Full at Majestic theater praised by Harpers Weekly
Eugene Walter’s Paid in Full receives strong commendation for its third act quick pacing and dramatic climax. The Majestic presents the play tomorrow night with Wagenhals Kemper promising a fine cast. The show, now in its second year in New York and Chicago run, attracts many to box office, with stock company returns announced for next Wednesday.
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Harpers Weekly
Eugene Walters
Astor Theater
Eugene Walter
Desinnins
Mr. Walter
Haa
Port Warne
Wright Hurkington
The Temple The new Al opens at the Temple Waspattenew
The Temple presents a costly season opener with Frank Millan and the Dolang Sisters as headliners. acts include a clever trio and a famed wire artist, promising a sensational show with multiple featured talents and a large bill.
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Frank Millan
Dolang Sisitys
Stasan
Jonnie
Li Mar- Pom Shellephernr Company
Akeren Aptiste
The Casino Te Wert Oe Looked The Nea Cresius Opening
A damaged OCR reads of a casino opening with plans to attract patrons. It notes a new look, improved management, and a grand opening event featuring a small theatre and crowd seating enhancements. Local staff and the manager are cited, with emphasis on modern doors and electric lighting for visitor appeal.
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Nea
Cresius
Weil
Gadiana
Bart
Ceabh
Steet Booth
Dr Rush Osteopath Cure Claims Across Many Ailments
An advertisement promotes Dr Rush a licensed osteopath offering cures for kidney bladder liver constipation and nervous disorders. It claims years of misdiagnosis by physicians and insists his treatment provided relief after other doctors failed, citing a testimonial from Mr and Childers of Garrett Indiana.
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Mr. & Childers, Garrett
Ind
Orchestra to Open Night with Indianapolis Composer
A local orchestra will perform tonight accompanying talking pictures. Will feature Dygre Crabt of Indianapolis as pianist and manager. The program includes several popular instrumental selections and arrangements. Admission is set at five cents.
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Ania
Dygre Crabt
Indianapolis
Lo 4
Rustiva
Prouble
Adams Addresses Bryan and Kern Club in Angola Speech
Andrew A Adams of Columbia Chey spoke to the Bryan and Kern club at Braun's hall in Angola on a Saturday evening. He argued against a costly special legislative session and criticized tariffs for protection, noting they create trusts and harm revenue. He supported bank deposits guarantees and opposed a postal savings system, which drew applause from the audience and the Blue club provided music.
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Elst Newa Puptatty
Angola
Ind
Addrence Adams
Columbia Chey
Bryan and Kern Club
Braun's Hall
Agate
Bank de- Posits
Adams
Blue Club
Committee Convened for Teachers' Association Day in Auburn
Hist News Bureau reports Auburn hosts fall Teachers' Association Day on Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving. State and local figures including Fassett, Cote ton, Nammbell, Huffman, Hoult man named to speak. banquet, music, and lectures planned at Methodist church with out-of-county talent to entertain and instruct teachers.
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Hist
Auburn
Ing
Techers' Association
Hippensted
H. EB. Doe
Auhuen
Methodist Church
Arso
Fassett
Coteton
Tarker Nammbell
Andson
Ind
Sill
Huffman
Purdue University
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Houltman
AE Bloomington University
Garrett Glee
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Johnston
Schermernarns
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