Local notes and notices from North Clinton and surrounding area
North Clinton brief mentions B O Stroup laid up with back trouble. Anos Bash and family of the Mennonite Mission in Chicago visited Ira Johns. W EB Pletcher returned from Waterloo Iowa after three months employed there. Vernon Hooley left for Shipshewana after summer work for H E Yoder. The Sam Lewis family visited S F Ulery. Mr and Mrs Wm Phillips returned from White Cloud Michigan to visit J J Bush's family. Ora Me Dowell and Miss Wilma Cripe wed Saturday by Rev J E Weaver at his home. 260 acres in LaGrange County listed for sale near Millersburg Topeka Ligonier Goshen with tiling fence house barn wind pump orchard. E E Forsythe Washington Indiana advertising sale details. Simmons Fire Insurance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Stroup
Anos Bash
Chicago
Ira Johns
W. EB. Pletcher
Waterloo
Vernon Hooley
Shipshewana
H. HE. Yoder
Sam Lewis
S. F. Ulery
Wm. Phillips
White Cloud
Mich
J. J. Bush
J. E.i Weaver
Ora Me
Dowell
Bristol
Misa Wilma
Cripe
M. W. Cripe
Silver Street
Lagrange County
Millersburg
Topeka
Ligonier
Goshen
E. E. Forsythe
Washington
Ind
D-Wimo
Lost Preparation Free of Cocaine at Elkhart
A fragment notes a location at 126 Lexington Ave Elkhart and a ground floor home phone 65 with a claim of preparation free from cocaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Ave
Elkhart
Greound
Local Notes and Real Estate Transfers in Elkhart Area
Mrs. Jacob Keiser and Mrs. Quincy Stangle's relatives are mentioned among sick lists and visits. Grover Neff heads to Madison for a new job. several families visit Ed Collins and others. Milk train carries 63 passengers and No 17 adds 76 later. Real estate deals include Catherine Ganger to Frank Burns for 3400, Jeannette Gortner Johnson to A H Borneman for 6500, B & N L Ry Co to John T Dalton for 1000, and Isaac Wilson to Martha Rowell for 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Alexander
Grover Neff
Madison
Wis
Charles Guy
Pierceton
Ed Collins
Bert Dausman
Joseph Haney
Dausman
Joseph Hartsough
Nappanee
North Manchester
B. & O. Bridge
David Ulery
Muntz
Catherine Ganger
Frank Burns
Elkhart
Jeannette Gortner Johnson
A. H. Borneman
John T. Dalton
Isaac Wilson
Martha Rowell
Nervine Claims To Cure Nervous Breakdowns
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for nervous breakdowns and energy loss. It asserts nerve energy controls respiration circulation and digestion, urging readers to try the remedy from Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Nervine
Iir Rats Miles Medical Ca
Elkhart
Ind
Johnny Wiggins Sells Fine Residence Property for Saloon
Johnny Wiggins lists a premium residence property intended for conversion into a saloon. The listing highlights location, size, and potential licensing for alcohol service, inviting offers from investors and operators.
Bryan Invites Flow North and South for Speeches
Invitations pour in from Readville to Montgomery for Bryan to visit states across the country. Bryan considers California and southern states while declining a Derby visit in Readville due to Indianapolis engagement. He jokes the big stick would be used with love if elected, not fear. Clayton praises Lincoln and hospitality at Fairview dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
California
Charles Edelman
San Francisco
Readville
Mass
United States
Bryan
Indianapolis
Henry ©. Clayton
J. H. Walker
Montgomery
Ala
National Committee
Otee County
Nebraska
Billy
Clayton
Ita
Fairview
Taft Denies Rift with Hitchcock and Vorys at Hot Springs
At Hot Springs Virginia on August 14 Judge Taft declares the Hitchcock Vorys Taft trio in harmony after a Wednesday conference. He praises Hitchcock’s methods and plans a long view, notes Bryan speech will not be commented on before he reads it, and dismisses rumors of a horse incident involving Taft and General Corbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Hitchcock
Ohio
Vorys
Taft
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
General Corbin
Washington
Clarence R. Bide
Representative Hepburn
Loywa
Sfomanee
Moe
Taft Declines Conference Attendance Amid Nomination Talks
In New York on August 14, William H. Taft informed the organizing committee that he cannot attend the rational conference planned to begin September 25 in the city. Bryan has been invited, but his reply remains outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William “H. Taft
Bryan
Fusion Men Triumphant Over Fusion in Nebraska Election
Lincoln Nebraska August 14 National Committee in rosewater of the Republican party defeated again in his struggle to destroy fusion in Nebraska Secretary of State Junkin ruled Sophus Noble of the Second district may be entered on the primary ballot as a candidate for elector on both the Populist and Democratic tickets Noble will be classed as both rat and Populist on the ballot protest against Noble is the last decided fusion being permitted by the secretary Several Milford firms moved Wednesday three business firms changing locations Brton furniture dealer moved into the store he recently bought from Miss Mattie Becknell Frank Keene boot and shoe man moved into the corner building formerly Frank Grove grocery The building he occupied will be used by the Milford Mail the Royal Electric building the Telephone Co began moving its plant into the Royal Electric building the Smith Clark Co Home Outfitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
National Committee
Rosewater
Fusion
Nebraska
Junkin
Sophus Noblé
Sta Noble
Noble
Las
Milford
R- Britton
Mattie Becknell
Frank Keene
Frank Grove
Milford Mail
Mail
W. B. Groves
the Telephone Co
Royal Electric
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uneeda Biscuit
National. Biscuit Company
North Clinton
O. L. Simmons—Fire Insurance
C. K. Runyan
Indiana and
Michigan
Rogers Goshen
Lake Shore
Main
Fifth
Uh J. Erwin
Preita
Shakespeare
Jacob Keiser
Quincy Stangle
Bluffton
Mrs. Stangle
Johnny Wiggins
Hitchcock and
Hepburn
John’ F
Lacey
Mins
Senate
Toledo
Con
Oceeine
The
Smith-Clark Co—Home Outfitters
East
Washington St
Kodaks
Jenner
Kodak
South Main Street
Sendasy
Lake Eric
Esa
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