Republican convention nominates county ticket in Angola
The Croxton opera house in Angola hosted Steuben county Republican deliberations last Saturday. After opening by the county chair, Emmet A. Bratton was elected chairman and F Rakestraw and Donald H. Wells served as secretaries. Archibald Hall addressed the gathering, followed by Charles R. Lane John G. Yeagley and Newton W. Gilbert who praised old friends. Balloting for nominations proceeded smoothly with results by precincts.
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Croxton Opera House
Angola
Archibald Hall
Indianapolis
Emmet A. Bratton
Sear F. Rakestraw
Steuben Republican
Donald H. Wells
Fremont Eagle
Charles R. Lane
Congress
John G. Yeagley
South Bend
Newton W. Gilbert
Steuben County
Ralph Brown Hit By Toledo Street Car
Ralph Brown sustained severe injuries in Toledo when a street car struck him as he and three companions boarded another car after a prior collision. He was unconscious for two hours, then returned home Monday. his head and facial bruises were reported. Ambulance attended. insurance notice appears at end.
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Clark Hall
Toledo
Ralph
Clyde Reed
Robert Patterson
Mr. Sparks
Angola
New Postmasters Named in Steuben County Indiana
Garth class postmasters named for Steuben county include Ashley Charles Bruce Hudson Lena Ritter Orland Fred Werner Pleasant Lake Zema Cogswell Hamilton George Stout Metz Ford Goodale Helmer Harry Gardner.
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Ashley
Charles Bruce
Hudson
Lena Ritter
Orland
Fred Werner
Pleasant Lake
Zema Cogswell
Hamilton
George Stout
Metz
Ford Goodale
Helmer
Harry Gardner
The Farm Youth Warned Against City Allure
A rural essay advises young men aged eighteen to twenty one to stay on the farm. It warns of city life dangers, overcrowding, scarce jobs, and the lure of the great white way. It urges using brains on the farm, claiming vast opportunities and wealth from agriculture.
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Dross
Golden Rule Guides Town Health Regulations
Opinion piece urges clean town upkeep with lawns and streets free of nuisances. Courts favor practical community standards over rigid construction while reinforcing council duties to maintain usable thoroughfares and reasonable street design. Read the want ads.
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Boards of Health
Indiana
Exciting Episode Ends With Bruised Rider and Brave Talk
Roy Smith rode home when his horse bolted from Mundy’s meat market to the Evangelical church. He escaped with only bruises and strains after calming the animal by speaking to it. Reading will host July 4 activities including matinee races a ball game and motorcycle races with a race for every horse and a band performance.
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Roy Smith
Roy
Mundy
Evangelical Church
Reading
Two Brands of Courtesy in City and Country Life
A Fremont man rides home on a city train when a well dressed urban reader ignores a standing elderly woman. The country man gives his seat to the feeble lady, contrasting city arrogance with rural courtesy. The piece critiques urban pretension while praising simple humane manners.
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Fremont
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