Variety of Local Notices and Updates Across Francesville
A dense roundup shows births and marriages, farm sales, real estate moves, business ads, travel notes, and social visits. Notable items include William Wyllie purchasing the Dowell farm, Daniel Finnegan buying the Schleman residence, and Mrs. James Fill returning from Florida. Also reported are Titanic era remarks, local health notes, and upcoming voter registration reminders.
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A. A. Dunlavy
Monon
Indianapolis
James Blake
Chicago Heights
Wilhelmina
Don Seeley
Wiliam Wyllie
James Sprague
Wyllie
Nauvoo
Julius Honnegar
Fred Kruger
State Court Rules Littlejohn Osteopathic College Ineligible
Illinois circuit court upholds state health policy denying Littlejohn Osteopathic Medical College graduates practice rights in Illinois. The decision emphasizes public safety in anatomy therapeutics and core medical education standards. Wireless operator Harold Bride earned $20 monthly. rail and transport figures show rising import/export values. Registration clerks named by party leaders with precinct inspectors listed. county chairs provide clerk pairings. Church services announced for May 5 1912 with Sunday School at 9:30 and Epworth League at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of Illinois
Littlejohn Ostopathic Medical College
Harold Bride
Meamship
United States
Democrats Choose Delegates in Salem Township Meeting
Democrats of Salem Township held a Saturday night meeting at the town hall selecting delegates and alternates to vote for the county convention in Winamac. Delegates and alternates were named for Precinct No. 1 and Precinct No. 2, listing each member chosen.
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Salem Township
Winamac
Fertilizer ads urge focus on plant food over fillers
An advertisement from L. W. Hubbell Fertilizer Company warns dealers pushing filler to divert attention from plant food. It argues ten to twelve pounds of tankage won’t improve soil humus but may reduce yields by about 10 bushels per acre. It urges buying balanced plant food rather than filler.
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Southampton
Seattle
Wash
Bloomington
Maude Burch
Charles Burch
Neice
L. W. Hubbell Fertilizer Company
Phosphoric Acid Excess Hurts Soil Quality
Advisory from L. W. Hubbell Fertilizer Co warns that applying more phosphoric acid than required disrupts soil balance and will necessitate lime treatment to neutralize acidity to restore fertility.
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L. W. Hubbell Fertilizer Co
Building wooden freight cars and laborers wanted
Wanted. Men for building wooden freight cars and common laborers. Michigan City Car Works advertises speedy training for handy workers. Also offers small quantity Acme stock and Poultry Foods at 10c per package as a closing out sale at Blue Front Drug Store.
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Michigan City
W. E. Spitler & Co
O. T. Higgins & Co
Acme
Blue Front Drug Store
Frost Bites Indiana Backlands While Fruit Safe
A heavy frost swept Northern and Central Indiana Monday night with light frost in the southern region where fruit trees are blooming but thought to have escaped damage. Temperatures dipped below freezing across the north, with Auburn 26, Logansport 29, Marion 28, Cambridge City 30, Fort Wayne 32, and Lafayette 32 degrees.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Auburn
Logansport
Marion
Cambridge City
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Music Lessons Offered by Winnie Hubbell in Jacksonville
Winnie Hubbell announces she will offer instrumental and vocal music lessons at her home in Francesville beginning mid June. Interested individuals may write for address details to 202 Ky. St., Jacksonville, Illinois.
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Francesville
Ky. St
Jacksonville
Illinois
Winnie Hubbell
New Hardware Firm Moves to Francesville
W E Spitler & Co have purchased stock and residence properties of O Q T Higgins & Co and will move to Francesville to become permanent citizens. Spitler, already experienced in hardware, invites locals to visit for service and prices and thanks patrons from the past 12 years while introducing W E Spitler of Alexandria, Ind.
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OQ. T. Higgins & Co
Francesville
W. E. Spitler & Co
W. E. Spitler
Alexandria
Ind
Spider
O. T. Higgins & Co
Governor Marshall to Speak in Lafayette on Memorial Day
Governor Thomas R. Marshall accepted an invitation to speak in Lafayette on Memorial Day. About 900 veterans from the State Soldiers' Home and 500 Purdue cadets will march in the parade. Marshall will deliver the address at the Dryfus Theater.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Lafayette
Purdue
Marshall
Dryfus Theater
Notice To Music Pupils From Anna Fitzpatrick
After May 4 she will dedicate all time to piano instruction and asks interested pupils to notify her. Phone 1380.
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Anna Fitzpatrick
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Tribune
Clark
Schleman’s
Mary Hubbard
Crane
Cox’s
Werner’s Case
Oliver
Wm. Vollmer
S. B. Maxwell
Rossville
Margaret Rees
Jones
George Simerson Fox
Joseph Fox
Harve Robinson
Rensselaer
Lottie Robinson
Morocco
Robinson
Rensselaer Republican
Philip Gutwein, Jr
Hungary
Gutwein
Henry Swing
Roy Stanton
Medaryville
Frank Rees
Lacrosse
Knox Lehman
Sheriff Zellers
Joseph Gant
Radcliff
Iowa
Dale Thayer
Frankfort
H. W. Bledsoe
Oklahoma
Texas
Christian Endeavor
FE. D. Knotts
Gary
Pearl Gever
Virgie Tillett
Ocie Coffell
Eas Fitzpatrick
Daniel Finnegan
William Schleman
Mr. Schleman
Valparaiso
Royal Brenneman
George M. Weiss
Paxton, Ilinois
James Fill
Alice
Frances
St. Augustine
Florida
Atlanta
Georgia
Memphis
Tennessee
St. Louis
Thomas Carey
Star City
Pensacola
Fla
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Kokomo
Circuit Court of
Howard County
Supreme Court
Howard Circuit Court
Bolt
The
South Bend Times
Muncie
J. N. Hurty
Montgomery Ward & Co
Indianapolis Star
Department of Agriculture
Pulaski County
E.S. Rees
W. F. Kahler
Beaver
J. E. Blew
Fred Fitz
Dennis Miller
Cass
G. W. Stump
Peter Horn
Fred Kraft
Franklin
Thomas Hunter
Deck
Charles Cramer
Harrison
Edward Corbett
D. A. Skillen
H. H. Mohr
Indian Creek
Charles Fitz
W. F. Hoover
Newton Clark
Jefferson
C. W. Harvey
Mark Fritz
G. W. Gilger
Monroe No
Geo. Douglas
W. B. Burton
B. C. Mitchell
Monroe No. 2
Fred Borders
L. A. Reidelbach
Jay Nye
Rich Grove
J. L. Rhode
J. J. Blasser
Leonard Lambert Salem
Melvin Maxwell
Wilson Timmons
H. A. Myers
Tippecanoe
P. H. Wagoner
Will Keitzer
Frank Keitzer
van Buren
C. H. Howard
O. W. Bridenbaugh
R. M. Strong
White Post
S. E. Low
Fred Hall
Lewis White
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Laura Pike
S. C. Rogers
Delegates
Wm. Fitzpatrick, Jr
Robert Carnes
Silas Kopka
F. C. Malchow
Steve Rees
Albert Carnes
J. W. Seward
Chas. Sard
Fred Stone
Chas. Schleman
Fred Weltzin
Chas. Tunis
William Smallfelt
John Lynch
William Tiede
H. O. Engle
Francis Scott
Frank Lowery
Henry Roberts
Wm. Schumaker
Fred Schumaker
Alf. Whitaker
Chas. Severns
David Timmons
C. H. Kruger
Chas. Wheeler
Ed Finnegan
Watson Rhinehart
Lark Koster
C. D. Haring
Lewis Lehmann
Chas. Kaupke
Fred Garling
Carl Haring
G. M. Haring
Frank White
A. C. Mallon
Tom Nickerson
John Garling
Grant Wymer
Chas. Garling
A. D. Wright
Wm. Boehning
John Kruger
Ed Kaupke
John Frohm
J. C. Engle
Dan Finnegan
A. N. Dunn
Curtis Hudgens
Orin Severns
Herman Adler
Peter Huguet
Lewis Miller
Andy Minnicus
E. H. Byrd
John Brady
Ray Hudgens
W. Peterson
O. Peele
Peter Bierrum
Nick Golier
Geo. Minnicus
Daniel Geyer
J. M. Hudgens
Frank Markley
Henry Greek
Albert Brown
Alf. Hullinger
Nate Roberts
Lewis Huguet
Robert Kopka
Chas. Culp
J. A. Engle
Elton Short
George Moon
Thomas McCormick
L. W. Hubbell
Frost
New Firm
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