Local notes from Medaryville and surrounding towns
Monton area residents and visitors gather for business and social events. Updates include Mesdames Meverns and Mies in Lewan sport, Starth and Van from Winamac visiting, and local moves involving the Abeta Shire area. Prohibition debate, estate matters, and civic notes accompany regional travel, business changes, births, and obituaries focusing on Medaryville, Monon, and nearby towns.
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AJ. Atadshary
Remington
Td Meverns
Lewansport
Mina Mies
An Rathi
Pieneunm
Jinn Starth
Gus Vanane
Dallian Sedefiried
Wool Thorner
Monon
Todthdas
Geer Doseke
Wool Rusk
Windsor
Gebecoah Bisness
Haus Teothers
Peres Tsuth
Pleasfu Girave
Bbe
Peck
Bate Abeta Shire Pote
Wates
Joe Harsh
St. Joe
Mich
Momber
Bersccluer Benublem
Doob
Mekett
Kentucky
Mo EL
Thas
Piet Au Sten
Stephen Pilchiles
Thema
Eidridee
Charles Hidridee
Winamac
Quel
Peter Enbadee
Sigel
Blinn & Rees
Automobile Oarenee
C.C. Blinn
Jo. S. Rees
Chicago
Pulaski County Democrat
Lent and science unite in spiritual and physical betterment
The piece argues Lent should be a period of self denial and contemplation, noting how abstention from worldly pleasures also benefits the body. It cites science showing overeating and poor diet harm health, and claims religion and science reinforce each other toward healthier living.
Remarkable Horse Feats and Local Commerce Highlights
An Illinois mail carrier’s horse covers 26 miles daily for 22 months totaling 17 000 miles without mechanical issues. The item also notes fertilizer offers, a Richmond drunkard registry plan for saloon enforcement, weekly theater bills, piano lessons in Francesville, Linoleum patterns, Parisiana Corsets, and a Waterloo Boy powered by Higgins & Co.
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Illinois
Francesville
Anna Fitzpatrick
Higgins & Co’s
L. H. Swisher
Waterloo
Higgins & Co
Sleepy South notes and local boxing and theater in Knox
In Alabama the Sleepy South sobriquet flickers in a Traveler’s essay noting poor roads, timber depletion, and crude farming with oxen and mules. Mobile’s harbor and canal hopes raise Alabama progress, while locals resist change, preferring old ways. A boxing match in South Whitley features Dans Solliday defeating Kid Rapley, followed by a theater bill at Myers Opera House in Francesville and local notices about real estate and dining.
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Indiana
Alabama
Gifford Pinchot
Mobile
Panama Canal
Dans Solliday
Kid Rapley
South Whitley
Reiss Opera Hearse
Indium
Soliday
Euyphey
Raples
Itis
Knox Democrat
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Husting Tribune
Calvin Myers
Lafayette
Mer
Theodore Garrigues
John C. Neve
Otto Brown
Lowell
FL. Whitaker
Mary Bell
Abe Whitaker
Brazil
Etna Green
Whitaker
Jesse Hubbell
Hamlet
Starke County
Edgar Hull
The
Monon News
Mr. Hull
James C. Fletcher
Lake, Porter
Laporte
St. Joseph
Marshall
Starke
Fulton
Pulaski
Jasper
Newton
Benton
White
Cass
Carroll
South Bend Home Telephone Company
Sarah Guild
Medaryville
Guild
Hillsboro
Ohio
James Guild
T. M. Guild
Richmond
M. F. Church
D. E H. Guild
M. E. Church
Wabash
James RN. Guild
James R. Guild
Indianapolis
B. Lockwood
Marion Chronicle
L. W. Hubbell Fertilizer Co
Ind
Electric Theatre
Myers Brothers
John J. Moorman
Knox
Northwest
Francesvilla
Myers Opera House
Editor McCormick
Jason
North Jddson News
W. GC. Myers
Dunn's Restaurant