Northern Indiana Livery and city plans in Wabash area
A long list of local notices from Whitley to Noble counties details business openings and closures, deaths, civic plans, and incidents. Notable items include L. A. Dawes starting an auto livery in Wabash, a Warsaw city directory issued by Charles R. Myers, and trolley service proposed between Warsaw and South Bend. Also reported are deaths of Samuel Griffith Etna Green and John Eddington Bluffton, Hanna park transformation of Wabash cemetery, and a hospital plan in Huntington pending.
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L. A. Dawes
Wabash
Charles R. Myers
Kendallville
Warsaw
Bart France
Decatur
Marvey Mygrant
Samuel Griffith
Etna Green
Thomas H. Andrews
Adams County
South Bend
Hanna Park
Auburn
Richland Township
Whitley County
Charles S. Farker
Churubusco
Green Center
Noble County
Raymond Sprowl
Warren
Naval Academy
Annapolis
John S. Sprowl
Synodical Conference
The
German Lutheran Church
Bank
Garrett
People’s Bank
Brownstown
Burrell
Bourbon Planing
Elmer Burwell
J. W. Welch
Ligonier
Teachers’ Institute
Columbia City
Robert J. Aley
Indiana University
Emma Mont McRae
Purdue University
R. W. Brown
Wabash College
H. E. Baker
Charles A. Boop
Harrison Township
Perle J. Boop
Blackford
J. E. Colburn
Fred L. Smith
Myrtle Walters
Thos. B. McGuire
Ollie Pence
Blanche Burwell
Marguerite Coul A
Elizabeth Green
Logansport
Casa County
Mildred Lilly
George W. North
John A. M. Adair
Wolf Lake
Noble Township
United States
B. I. Shively
Adair
Fred Hammond
Bluffton
Hammond
Eva Fell
Auburn Junction
Arthur Griffith
John Mock
W. F. Huston
Andrews
Dawson
New Mexico
David Markley
Roanoke
Pennsylvania
John Shrader Stull
Charles Holmes
Peru
Jacob Bowlby
Etna Township
W. L. Roberts
Kendalsville
Minneapolis
Minn
Melvin McCleary
William McCleary
Syracuse
Carmi
Ill
William Iden
Cromwell
Warsaw Reading Clubs
Court House
David Engle
Company K
Eighty-eighth
Indiana Regiment
Lake George
Steuben County
T. R. Marshall
Silas B. McManus
Lima
Lloyd Yeister
Avilla
Ed Beehler
Huntington
Rev
L. L. Carpenter
Third Christian Church
Marion
South Washington Street
Thirtyseventh
George T. Weeks
Garrett Herald
Franklin Eikenberry
Mary Hikenberry
Huntington Factory Fund Association
Wabash and Erie
Indiana State Railroad Commission
Cylde Brown
Company E
Montpelier
Brown
160Th Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
August Rosentreger
Elkhart
Carl L. Rosentreger
Rosentreger
United States Post Office
A. R. Burr
C. G. Brow
Col
D. N. Foster
Fort Wayne
Ketcham
T. J. Cox
L. D. Thomas
C. G. Cookingham
J. M. Kinney
Eli Miller
Dan Roush
Sam Deems
Mortimer Broughton
W. H. Browand
Henry Campbell
Nelson Post
News and Gossip In Huntington Whitley county area
A roundup of local notices reports divorces deaths births and accidents from Huntington Whitley and surrounding towns. Notable items include divorce suit by William Cordill, postmasters named at Lake James and Auburn Junction, deaths of John Cecil and Dr Thomas Williams, injuries in workshops and farms, and community updates on schools roads and local events.
Bad coin makers driven in of indiara
Indianapolis Aug 20 No counterfeiting of United States money is being done in Indiana or at least none reaches circulation Capt Tom Halls head of the United States secret service in Indiana says no counterfeiters are being arrested because none are at work He notes Indiana was once a hotbed for counterfeiters and the last offender was arrested six months ago District court dockets show more than a hundred counterfeiters disposed of recently and the quiet is attributed to their cleanout rather than a lack of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Grubbs
Auburn Junction
Lagrange
J. W. Orndorff
Churubusco
McHeny
North Dakota
Noah Bowman
Kendallville
Myers Bros
Columbia City
LaPorte
44Th Indiana Regiment
Angola
Steuben County
Buick Opera
Lagfrange
William Cullers
Wabash
One Hundredth Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Sheriff Reed
DeKalb County
Auburn
Elkhart
Henry West
Fred Householder
Decatur
Atlas Engine Works
Sheffer
Robison Park
Fort Wayne
S. B. Beshore
Hanly
Marion
Lisbon
Noble County
Lake Shore
Ice House
Alien P. McKinnis
Goshen
Ezekiel Allerton
Huntington
Hooker
Oklo
Farr
Roanoke
J. R. Spively
Bluffton
Bert Wasson
Indiana Railroad Commission
Lake Shore Railroad
Steubenville
Winona Lake
Winona Assembly
Walnut Creek
Bingham
Lydia Clapham
Noah Culp
Fred Hubbard
Monday
Warsaw
Omador Strunk
Pierceton
Christian Church
Wakarusa
Abgola
Murphy
Odum
Peru
Anderson
Logansport
Whitley
Noble
O. L. Hubbard
North Manchester
James A. Smith
Jacob Bowlby
Etna Township
Whitley County
Harry Lung
Syracuse
Kosciusko County
Springfield
Monroe
Berne
Chattanooga
St. Anthony
Fort Recovery
Greenville
Dayton
Arthur Bigelow Pegg
Silvers
M. J. Martin
Flanagan
Hark Haupt
Baby
Indianapolis
Freda Haupt
Gas City
Dana Fawley
Arthur McCracken
Harold Rodaba
Nicholas Ensley
Shiloh
John J. Gillette
William C. Williams
S. L. Bayles
J. H. van Auken
Joseph Potts
G. W. Gordon
March O. Rose
O. Rose
Frank W. Wills
Waterloo
Adams County Teachers’ Institute
Cornelius Taylor
Ossidan
Elijah Blackford
Blackford
Rose Blackford
Nappanee
Coppes, Zook & Mutschler
Geo. Freese Sons
Coppes & Sons
Bankers
Laughlin Bros. Co
George Lamb
Eaton
Paragon Paper Company
United Box Board and Paper Company
A. B
S. A. Trentman
B. A. van Winkle
Hartford City
George W. Schott
Wells County
Adams Circuit Court
George B. Schott
Nottingham Township
John Schott
Billy” Snyder
Oregon
Snyder
H. J. Stoops
Chicago
Albert Swarms
Ms. Swarms
Mrs. Swarms
United States
Tom Halls
United States Secret Service Department
Indiana
Halls
Secret Service
Colin
Halis
Peter Pan to the Pasture Closes Racing Period
James R. Keene's champion Peter Pan, the season's top money winner, closed his three-year-old racing period yesterday. He was shipped to Castleton Stud Farm in Connecticut to be turned out for the season, with doubt he will race again due to a recent training injury. Peter Pan's career earnings total $112,390, with $85,240 earned this season.
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Saratoga
James R. Keene
Peter Pan
Castleton
Connecticut
Chicago Markets Report Wheat Corn and Oats Edge Higher
The Chicago wheat market opened strong on Liverpool gains and cold northwest weather with September at 85 85 to 86 3 4c, closed up. corn firm at about 55 1 2c, oats up to 46 1 4c. Lard and ribs mixed, pork steady. cash grains noted firm cash prices across wheat, corn and oats with receipts reported at Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Eptember
Brerley
Clover
Timothy
Butter and egg prices in Chicago market update
Chicago August 20 butter market shows creameries at 24 cents and dairies at 22 cents. Eggs market remains easy at marked price with case details included.
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Chicago
East Buffalo Market Prices Slump Across Livestock
East Buffalo markets report cattle receipts about 5500 head with prices 10 cents lower. export steers 6.75 to 7.00, hogs 14,000 head with Yorkers 6.90 to 7.00 and mixed grades 6.70 to 6.75, top lambs 7.50 to 7.75. Ohio and Indiana markets show hogs steady to firm and cattle mostly steady, with varying local quotations for sheep and lambs, and additional regional price listings for wheat, corn, oats, and hay.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Barr Street
Bash & Co
West Brothers & Co
Pumpernickie
Shorts
Tresselt & Sons
Eckart Packing Co
Hocking Valley
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Cannel
West Virginia
Indiana
J. T. Johnson
Bay Street
E. K. Bush
Eas
Columbia Street
Howenstein & Crouse
Farmers Day Picnic Set For August Twenty Fifth
Farmers plan a Sunday picnic at Rohrbacka grove in Madison township with McGrew’s New Haven band, plus music and refreshments all day. A Bethlehem church group will hold another picnic in Schmidt’s woods north of the city on the same date. Also offered: complete history of Allen County in a scarce 1880 dress edition.
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Rohrbacka Grove
Madison Township
Maples
New Haven
McGrew
New ‘Haven
Schmidt’s Woods
The
Bethlehem Church
Allen County
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Northern
United States Express
William H. Cordill
South Whitley
Abigail Cordill
John A. Waller
Lake James
John Cecil
Huntington County
Mt. Etna
Edward Hollibaugh
J. R. Slack
Earl McLain
South Charlestown
Ohio
William Lew
Markle
Tri-State Normals College
Gordon
Albion High School
Berniece Nelson
Lowell
Eugene Rhodes
Pearl Hudson
Upland
John Studebaker
Alex Norris
Larwill
Norris
Thomas B. Williams
Will W. Williams
George W. Weeks
Wabash Hospital
Weeks
Eikenberry
G. A. Burns
Roann
Jacob S. Ulrey
North
Manchester
Little River
Franklin H. Foust
Columbia City National Bank
Ashley
Delaware County
Samuel L. Harshbarger
Foust
Fort Wayne and
Wabash Valley
John Conover
F. M. Sears
D. Miller
William M. Casson
Arley Sisk
Sidney
Marvin’ H. Leedy
Progressive Brethren
Leedy
Sisk
James H. Young
Justice Young
Hannibal Hartsack
Clarence M. Wagner
Harley Sneil
Feiters
James Keene
Grain and Provisions
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima