Graceful Brudi Sisters of Allen County Saddle Elegant Riders
Emily and Anna Brudi, daughters of Gottlieb Brudi, are noted in Allen County as skilled horse riders and farm workers. They own two fine horses, Queen Bess and Corliss, trained to perform and follow, with Prof. Henry C. Myers describing rising interest in astride riding among ladies.
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Allen County
Indiana
Emily
Anna Brudi
Gottloib Brudi
Brudi
Fort Wayne
New Haven Road
W. D. Holderman
Bradi Farm
Anna
Corliss
Queen Bess
Bess
Qhieen Boss
Mariott
Henry ¢. Myers
Holderman Farm
Briali
Misses Bruch
Henry C. Myers
Plans for Great Doings at Culver Festival
Chicago April 27 The Indiana society of Chicago announces the Culver outing on June 1 featuring a formal program with marching bands arches and a review by Col L R Gignilliat. Activities include rough riding gun drills a sham battle diving hat trimming by Charles Alling Jr and a display of athletic and intellectual contests with prizes.
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Chicago
Indiana Society of Chicago
Culver
Ind
Eiben
Culver ‘Academy
Academy
L. R. Gignilliat
Culver Battalion
Black Horse
Miss Marjorie Penn Visits Garrett Friends
Garrett Indiana April 27 Miss Marjorie Penn of New Vienna Ohio is visiting Miss Gladys Halter for a week. The Penns and Halters were Ohio Wesleyan University classmates. Ada Barrett returns from Marion visit. Will Seely from Huntington visits family as Mrs Seely’s health remains poor. Box social planned by SS Peter and Paul girls at St Joseph’s school hall next Tuesday.
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St. Joseph's School Hall
Local social notes and hospital reports stir community
Mrs Olive Eaton is recovering well after surgery. A surprise party for Mrs Halley Strauss, hosted by SS Peter and Pauls Ladies Altar Society, acknowledged gifts from Mrs O M Shrock. Mrs Strauss plans to move to Frankfort Indiana. Others include Mrs Harry Green ill with rheumatism, Mrs John Tardella visiting Newark Ohio, Mr and Mrs George Shaffer visiting from Toledo Ohio, Mrs J F Bowder visiting Washington DC, Mrs E N Fertig visiting from Fort Wayne, Carrie Brown improving and soon home, and Mr and Mrs Bregman returning from Tiffin Ohio.
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Olive Eaton
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Halley Strauss
John Mayer
Strauss
Frankfort
Ind
O. M. Shrock
Harry Green
John Tardella
Newark
Ohio
George Shaffer
Toledo
J. F. Bowder
Washington D. C
E. N. Fertig
Fort Wayne
L. Fwakes
Carrie Brown
Campaign Expenses Filed By Local Primary Winners
Marion Egolf, winner for sheriff, reports spending 10 dollars to secure the nomination. Oliver F. Long, treasurer candidate, records 132 dollars spent to obtain the nomination. Both candidates say they made no promises in the campaign.
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Columbia City
Ind
Marion Egolf
Oliver F. Long
Sale of Unclaimed Freight and Baggage by Grand Rapids and Indiana
Notice from the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway announcing public auction of unclaimed freight and baggage left for over a year. Items will be sold at 10 oclock a m on Tuesday June 4 1912 at the freight house on Island street Grand Rapids Michigan with immediate cash payment and removal required. Authorities: E C Leavenworth general freight agent and L C Wood general passenger agent. Grand Rapids Mich March 22 1912.
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Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway Company
Island Street
Grand Rapids
County of
Kent
State of
Michigan
Grand Rapids and Indiana
RAL Wee Co
E. C. Leavenworth
L. Loc Wood
Grand Rapids, Mich
Pfeiffer Real Estate Listing in Bass Block Rooms 6 7
Real estate notice for C. F. Pfeiffer listing rooms 6 and 7 in the Bass Block seeking tenants or buyers. Includes contact point and property location for inquiries.
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C. F. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Taft Attacks Roosevelt in Personal Campaign Speech
President Taft in Boston denounced Colonel Roosevelt in a forceful address defending his own record and denying Roosevelt’s charges. He accused Roosevelt of misrepresentation and of seeking endless terms, arguing the former president would erode the republic’s balance. Taft quoted letters and pressed the duty to voters over party rhetoric.
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Boston
Taft
Roosevelt
Atump
White House
Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Republican Party
United States
Colonel Roosevelt
Carnegie Hall
Toledo
Oura
Theodore
Cannon
Lost relatives sought by Chicago man in Fort Wayne
George Succop aged 22 of Chicago is in Fort Wayne seeking information to locate a brother and sister he never knew. He was born at Hope hospital where his mother died and was raised in Chicago. He has learned his name is Robert Isett.
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George Succop
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Hope Hospital
Robert Isett
Large 99 year lease deal in Kendallville Indiana
In Kendallville residents Carrie Graves Emma Deuerling and daughter Carrie plus Jacob Reyher leased a Chicago property for 99 years to George F. Paulding. The parties net $1650 annually, about 4 percent interest on a $40000 property. Reyher says the $1650 is clear profit and Paulding must keep buildings in repair for the term. The arrangement was finally closed in Chicago. Also an ad for Foley Kidney Pills from Dreier Drug Co mentions a kidney cure.
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Chicago
Kendallville
Ind
Carrie Graves
Emma Deuerling
Carrie
Jacob Reyher
George F. Paulding
Reyher
Paulding
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Sions
Myers
Miases Hradi
Gottlieb Bruch
Wurtemberg
Germany
New Haven
Washington Street
Broadway
Bruch Brothers
Gottlieb
Prof
Henry C.C. Myers
City
Emily Brudi
Haven
Indiana Society
J. M. Studebaker
John Ade
William Dudley Foulke
Middle West
Charles Alling, Jr
Garrett News
Tureyy, Reyy
Whitley Democratic
William Flynn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Walter Brown
Barnes
New York
William Ward
Crane
Senator Crane
Massachusetts
Mr. Crane
Lorimer
Senator Lorimer
Canada
R. Roosevelt
Dixon
Kentucky
Deboe
Vest
Roosevelt and
Payne Bill
Commerce Court
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
American Tobacco Company
Standard Oil Company
George (Isett
H. W. Winkler
Musten Ave
Evenaville
Foley
Dreier
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