Missing buggy and horse reported near church then found
A horse and buggy owned by Ed Brooks vanished after being left at the Congregational church Monday evening. By Tuesday morning the horse appeared at Elwood Grim's farm and the buggy was found some distance away, suggesting the rig was used and abandoned. Nearby, two Chelsea to Auburn horses bolted after seeing Dr. Oliver’s auto. the buggy and harness were damaged, though the driver was unhurt near Karl Hall's residence.
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Ed Brooks
Congregational Church
Elwood Grim
Chelsea
Mich
Auburn
Oliver
Camden
Karl Hall
HAWKS BURDOCK Remedy Offered for Sale
An 19th century ad promotes Hawks Burdock claimed to cure kidney bladder and stomach troubles with large bottles priced at 35 cents offered by I De Caswell.
Local Social Visits and Family News
A series of brief visits and activities across area families. J A McLouth and two girls Dorothy and Louise visited brother T H Fulton and family. Maud and Wesley Fulton dined with Theo McNaughton family. Matthew Worton of Fort Wayne visited Geo Worton and wife. Theo McNaughton and wife fished at Clear Lake. several others visited relatives near Montgomery Fremont West California and Fremont. Cash Stienbarger shipped household goods to Missouri to establish a new home.
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J. A. McLouth
Dorothy and
Louise
T. H. Fulton
Matthew Worton
Fort Wayne
Geo. Worton
Cash Stienbarger
Missouri
Miller Addresses Indiana Campaign In Opera House
Attorney General Charles W. Miller spoke to a large audience Monday evening on political questions of the campaign. He presented the Republican claims to suffrage in Indiana and the nation in a serious business-like manner. Several loads of Angola people attended the event.
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Charles W. Miller
Opera House
Miller
Republican Party
Indiana
Angola
Kinderhook Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Moves
Pard and Ray Ogden did mason work on the Montgomery church. Mr. and Mrs. Al Nill were in Kinderhook Sunday. Mark Coffman moved into Abbott’s tenant house. Wm Rex and family visited Joel Shutts Sunday. James Ogden serves as juryman in Detroit. Masters and Miller couples visited Kinderhook. A Fremont speech drew attendees Monday evening. Rathbun visited Indiana Sunday. Allen family visited early week. Hemery visited Willis Sailor Sunday. J W Michael and son Lyle visited late week. Kugler visited Loa Eckhart’s Friday.
Corey’s Landing Update From A Small Town notes
Mrs E B Clark who was sick last week is better and has gone to spend a few days with her daughters in Angola S L Hubbell of Fairview visited W H Lemmon s and learned that his son Jay was dying in Toledo Mr and Mr Harbaugh visited their children on the Failing farm list Wednesday Jerry Harbaugh starts his shredder thin week Commencing work at Geo Grins Everything quiet in and around the Landing A stray boat is sometimes seen but the resort season is about over.
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E. B. Clark
Angola
S. L. Hubbell
Fairview
W. H. Lemmon
Toledo
Jay
Mr. Harbaugh
Jerry Harbaugh
Geo
Grins
Indiana Statesmen Stand Upright Amid Trust Scrutiny
The Noblesville Ledger lauds Indiana public figures as untainted by corruption while contrasting national senators linked to Standard Oil with Indiana leaders who shun corporate payoffs. It highlights Fairbanks Beveridge and others who refused railroad favors, portraying Indiana officials as moral, transparent representatives.
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Indiana
Mitchell
Oregon
Burton
Kansas
Bailey
Texas
South
Senate
United States
Standard Oil Company
Dennis
Fairbanks
Senator Beveridge
Beveridge
Noblesville Ledger
New Hat Bag Aboard Lake Shore Trains
All Pullman sleeping and parlor cars on Lake Shore and New York Central Lines now carry the Clelland Patent Paper Ladies Hat Bag. Porters supply the bags to deposit and protect hats veils coats and silk hats during travel.
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Pullman
Lake Shore Ry
New York Central
Local traveler visits Angola and Kinderhook
Daniel A. Douglass of Angola spends a few days with his daughter Mrs. W. A. Stevens at Kinderhook Michigan. E. Duguid offers new cloaks and jackets bought in Detroit and Toledo with low prices. Deuoe Lead and Zine Paint advertised with B C Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Douglass
Angola
Mrs. W. A. Stevens
Kinderhook, Mich
Notice to Hunters on Restricted Premises
Notice states that no permits will be issued and no hunting banting or trespassing will be allowed on premises owned or controlled by J De Caswert AWA Louse.
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J. de Caswert Awa
Louse
A Merchant Sells Devoe Seal on Zinc Paint
A merchant offers Devoe Seal on zinc paint and recommends it as a good choice for various uses. Cameron is advised to discuss the offer further.
Laughing Philosopher Lou Beauchamp Opens Lecture Series
The High School lecture course begins Wednesday evening October 31 with Lou J. Beauchamp known as The Laughing Philosopher. A veteran speaker praised for wholesome inspiring talks he draws large crowds and many return engagements. Tickets go on sale Saturday October 27 at 7 p.m. at Hall's harness shop.
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Lou. J. Beauchamp
Beauchamp
Noble Duped by Clairvoyant in Ray Produce Business
Asa Noble, a Ray produce buyer and former bankruptcy claimant, fell for a con by a man known as Professor Vaughn. Noble’s friends funded his fall return to business, then the so called clairvoyant sealed cash that later reappeared as blank paper after 24 hours.
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Asa Noble
Ray
Chicago Board of Trade
Noble
Fort Wayne
Vaughn
Pleasant Party Honors Perry Duguid Birthday
A Monday evening gathering at Perry Duguid's home celebrated his birthday with guests from town. Mr Duguid hosted games and refreshments as friends presented several gifts to mark the occasion.
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Perry Duguid
Property Control Notice by Charles Sllenk Masa Kglinge Shenk
The undersigned will not permit hunting or shooting on any property owned or controlled by us. This notice asserts strict property restrictions and claims authority over the listed lands.
High School Seniors and Juniors in Cicero and Algebra Courses
Juniors have begun Cicero while seniors choose Cicero or algebra. Juniors beat sophomores 14 to 7 in the second of three basketball games. Auburn High girls and boys play at the school grounds next Saturday October 27 at 2 30 admission ten cents. Rev E G Johnson of Detroit and Rev F A Reichelderfer attended chapel Wednesday morning. The first lecture will be at the opera house October 31. Ethel Hammel visited the high school Tuesday afternoon. Juniors study The Merchant of Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn H.S
E. G. Johnson
Detroit, Mich
F. A. Reichelderfer
Johnson
Opera House
Blocks on a New Design Joe W Goodwin Wields Chin Whiskers
Pleasant Lake resident Joe W Goodwin unveiled a bold facial grooming plan with blocked chin whiskers. Neighbors joke at his “landscape gardening” look while Mrs Goodwin reportedly expressed anger at the new style.
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Joe W. Goodwin
Pleasant Lake
Joe
Club Ladies Delayed En Route to Muncie
A group of club ladies traveling to the state federation of women's clubs waited at Waterloo for a southbound train. They chatted in the depot so long the train left without them, leaving them 93 miles from Muncie. After a pause they hired a liveryman to Auburn and continued by interurban with more delays.
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Muncie
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waterloo
Auburn
Reading Editor Honored as Michigan Grand Master
Fred A. Rogers editor of the Reading Hentler was elected Grand Master at the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge session in Ludington last week. The Michigan order has about 40,000 members and Rogers faces heavy responsibility along with the honor.
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Odd Fellows Grand Lodge of
Michigan
Ludington
Fred A. Rogers
Reading Hentler
Order In
Bro. Rogers
Color a Fancy Color is only a fancy
A fragmented passage discusses paint, noting the business of paint to keep out water and mentioning lead, zinc and oil grounds. It references Devoe and R. C. Cameron in a stray quoted line, reflecting a mid page trade or advertisement snippet.
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R. C. Cameron wugUt
Excursion to Chicago Final Lake Shore Run Oct 27
Last excursion of the season to Chicago over the Lake Shore. Route departs Fremont with a round trip rate of 2.90. Tickets available until October 29.
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Chicago
Lake Shore
Fremont
Gil Wet
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C. A. Moore
Taylor and Farmers
Frefront, Ind
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E. C. Duguid’s
Taylor
Farmers Phone
Ind
S. C. Wolfe
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Bank of Fremont
Busan Baly
Barker
Newt
G. Bat
First National Bank Angola
Chas. U. Sheets’ Barber Shop
Taundry
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I. de Caswell
Tut
Ray Review
Maud
Wesley Fulton
Mrs. Theo. McNaughton
Theo. McNaughton
Clear Lake
Geo. Worton, Sr
Chas. Holley
Montgomery
Myrtle Avery
California
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Bell School
McLeod Smith
Wendell McNaughton
D. H. Buck
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J. R. Fulton
Kinderhook
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Mark Coffman
Abbott
Wm. Rex
Joel Shutts
James Ogden
Detroit
Mrs. Wm. Masters
Mrs. Oliver Miller
Mrs
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Chas. Allen
Miss Hemery
Willis Saylor
J. W. Michael
Son Lyle
Geo. Kugler
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Corey
B.C. Cameron
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Masa Kglinge Shenk
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Ethel Hammel
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