Next Tuesday Election Sparks Varying Voter Interest
The election campaign has featured personal quarrels among leaders while the general public remains largely disengaged. The piece argues the main issue is protection versus free trade between Republicans and Democrats, dismisses prohibition and socialist options, and notes a push against recall by Bull Moose figures. It mocks forecast attempts and cites Gov. Marshall suppressing gamblers as a side note.
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Bull Moose
Marshall
Porter County
French Lek
Couse
West California Social Visits and Upcoming Odd Fellows Talk
Mr and Mrs Ed Ogden and daughter Lena visited Paul Weight and wife at Angley Sunday. Mrs Broughton and son Jud visit relatives at Holland Michigan. Ralph Paradine and wife of Ovid visited his brother and family Sunday. H L Smith and wife of Clear Lake visited friends in Coldwater from Saturday to Monday. Lee Albright and wife visited N W Smith and wife Sunday. Wm King and children of Coldwater visited M J Withington and family over Sunday. Rev Osborn will deliver an Odd Fellowship sermon at Halls Corners next Thursday Oct 31. Mae Paradine left Oct 21 for Billings Montana for an indefinite stay. Will Evard and wife from near Reading spent Saturday with Geo Paradine and wife.
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West
California
Ed Ogden
Lena
Paul Weight
H. L. Smith
Clear Lake
Coldwater
Osborn
Odd Fellowship
Halls Corners
Obituary of Mary Ann Foultz Kauffman in Fremont
Mary Ann Foultz born December 1 1827 in Daw son County Pennsylvania died October 25 1912 at her daughter’s home near Fremont Indiana aged 84 years 10 months 25 days. She married John Kauffman on December 1 1853. They moved to a Scott township farm in 1866. Seven children were born seven died young. Survived by six living children John Kauffman Anna Zeitera Addie Eltis Lizzie Loose Rebecca Folck Ella Schaeffer eleven grandchildren seven great grandchildren and many friends. She joined the Lutheran church in youth and was the last of fourteen siblings. Funeral held at Fremont Methodist Episcopal church with pastor Frank S Hickman officiating.
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Mary Ann Foultz
Dawson County
Pennsylvania
A. I. Schaeffer
Fremont
Ind
John Kauffman
Scott Township
Missouri
Anna Zeitera
Plymouth
Addie Eltis
Lizzie Loose
Fort Wayne
Rebecca Folck
Ella Schaeffer
Kauffman
Lutheran Church In
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank S. Hickman
Handy fish stringer for camping use from American Boy
A compact guide explains making a fish stringer from wire, with handhold and concealed tip, using annealed wire for small pan fish or heavier wire for larger catches. It notes heating to cherry red then slow cooling, and mentions portable carrying aids.
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Mae? Ha
Saathe
Wreener
Heller's Piano Contest Votes Count and Award
Contestants and friends were urged to refrain from soliciting votes in the store. A tally shows Florence Ladd at 73,870 votes and Grace Sunday 44,830 among others. Miss Zemie Peet won the gold watch for casting the most votes on October 28, 1912 at Heller's store.
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Florence Ladd
Grace
Orval Miller
Mary Badger
Fern Sailor
Gladys Dunnavan
Alta Houston
Marie Jordan
Wm. Ray
Ona Walter
June Allen
Ned Chapin
Inez Allen
Teresa
Zemie Peet
Heller’s
Weekend Visits Across Town Reflected in Family Notes
David Ward spent Saturday night and Sunday near Hillsdale while his sister in law Maye cared for Mrs. Ward who is east. Claud Johnson and wife visited her parents near Columbia. Joseph and wife called on sister Mrs. Matteson in Angola. Carl Skinner and wife spent Sunday with Emerson Skinner’s family. Geo Shearer from Montgomery stayed with Joseph Davis and family and visited Ralph Davis and wife on Sunday.
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David Ward
Hillsdale
Maye
Mrs. Ward
East
Claud Johnson
Columbia
Joseph Davis
Angola
Wm. Matteson
Carl Skinner
Emerson
Geo. Shearer
Montgomery
Ralph Davis
W. G. T. U. Notes Highlight Tax Records and Votes
State wide WCTU efforts record women taxpayers with 56 counties reporting 86,665 women paying 3 155 266 42 in taxes on property over 150 million dollars. Epworth League honors WCTU on program. Texas state president urges continued activism. Clothing drives aid Tennessee mountains. Sermon praises young preachers who vote as they pray.
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Michigan
Bay City Times
Berlien to rise on Valley Line east of Angola
H. E. Bucklin plans a new town on the Valley Line Railroad six miles east of Angola on the Wm. Bowles farm. The settlement will be named Berlien, signaling growth along the rail route.
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H. E. Bucklin
Valley Line
Angola
Wm. Bowles
Wedding and Social Visits Highlight Union Corners Note
A Sunday visit roundup lists families from Union Corners and nearby areas visiting Wilbur Goshorn and others, plus a home wedding at Andrew McClain's on October 27 where Grace McClain wed Demerit Bechtel with Rev. G W Long officiating. Also reports Mrs. Zeller’s operation and family support in Fort Wayne and Montpelier.
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Andrew McClain
Grace
Demerit Bechtel
Rev. G.W. Long
Mildred
Frank Fisher
Robert Zeller
Hope Hospital
Fort Wayne
Election Day Dinner Menu at The Marthas
The Marthas offer a election day meal featuring chicken with gravy, mashed potatoes, squash, creamed slaw, pickles, cranberry sauce and jelly, pumpkin pie, coffee and related sides.
Advertisement Saves Leg of Boy from Ulcer
A North Carolina father recounts a kid with an ugly bruise ulcer facing leg amputation. Bucklen's Amica Salve healed the boy after doctors failed, with one box. Cures burns boils skin eruptions piles. 25c at L De Caswell's.
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D. F. Howard
Aquone
N. C
L. de Caswell’s
Public Sale at Kelso Farm Near Ray Indiana
Public sale to be held at the Robert Kelso farm one mile north and one mile east of Ray Indiana at one oclock Saturday November 2 1912. Items include mares aged 12 and 10 8 years old a 2 year old colt a 3 year old colt two milk cows four heifers six shots of corn hay oats and potatoes.
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Robert Kelso
Ray
Ind
Redpath lecture bureau to present course at Kinderhook Grange Hall
Harmony Grange in Kinderhook hosts a Redpath lecture bureau course at Grange Hall. First on Nov 2 features Dr. W A Colledge, world traveler and scholar. December 4 brings The Boyds with songs and sketches. December 13 offers Chas Fitzwilliam, with 1300 favorable press notices. March 31 closes with the Fraternity Glee Club. Season tickets 75 cents, reserved seats 1.00.
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Kinderhook
Harmony Grange
Redpath
Grange Hall
Wa. A. Colledge
The
Boyds
Chas. H. Fitzwilliam
Fitzwilliams
Glee Club
Ralph Dunbar
J. C. Brown
Trial ends in acquittal for Grover Ensley in Auburn shooting
The trial of Grover Ensley for shooting Edward McLeod concluded Saturday evening in Auburn. The jury acquitted Ensley after a brief deliberation while the involved parties resided in Garrett.
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Grover Ensley
Edward McLeod
Auburn
Garrett
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Holland, Mich
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Ovid
Lee Albright
N. W. Smith
Wm. King
M. J. Withington
Mae Paradine
Billings
Montana
Will Evard
Reading
Geo. , Paradine
de. Rudolf Gpitaler
Zema Peet
Orville Miller
Grace Sunday
Teresa Howell
Mra. Wo. Ray
Billingstown
Texas
W. Cr. U
Tennessee
M. E
Berlien
Union Corners
Harland Goshorn
Herman Flickner
Ora Goshorn
Mr. Flickner
Elmer Kollgig
Eli Knapp
M. B. Hicketts
Mr. Zion
Lovenia Goshorn
Eldon
Cloyce Zeller
Marion Purdy
Wm. Fox and Family
Alvan Traxler
Jake Mocherman
Lewis Lougheed
Burton
Joseph
Joho Harbaugh
Family Sunday
Woox
John Brubaker
Ivan Goshorn
Hugh Geehorn
Montpelier
R. Kelso
Bank of Sremont
G. L. McClue
Chas. E. Hall
Presewt
G. Ball
Sidel & Son
Fremont, Indiana
Carnation
White
Hammer Milling Co
Fremont, Ind
Clugston & Taylor
Fremon
Indiana
Pictorial Review
Anyerson
Pictorial ‘Review
West 89Th Street
New York City
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